I tend to think of portions of sketches as the most memorable and/or popular Python bits. Thus, "wafer thin" (from Mr Creosote), we have non sequitor introductions of the larch, the penguin on the telly, "Every sperm is sacred," etc.
Is The Funniest Joke the one about the killer joke? That was most memorable for me, as I saw it on a European ferry ride, where the TV had captions in 4 languages -- including English, when they spoke German. (No, I don't remember the joke itself.)
I'm surprised at the omission of The Crimson Permanent Assurance short from the beginning of Meaning of Life. Brilliant, that one was.
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Date: 2015-12-24 12:26 pm (UTC)I tend to think of portions of sketches as the most memorable and/or popular Python bits. Thus, "wafer thin" (from Mr Creosote), we have non sequitor introductions of the larch, the penguin on the telly, "Every sperm is sacred," etc.
Is The Funniest Joke the one about the killer joke? That was most memorable for me, as I saw it on a European ferry ride, where the TV had captions in 4 languages -- including English, when they spoke German. (No, I don't remember the joke itself.)
I'm surprised at the omission of The Crimson Permanent Assurance short from the beginning of Meaning of Life. Brilliant, that one was.