I am torn between that line and Mr Blimey being slapped with a chicken by a guy in full medieval knight's armour. Including the gentle stroking of the chicken before he starts slapping.
I know how the Pythons avoided punchlines like the plague, but I couldn't help but laugh at Chapman's "Blimey! Whatever did I give the wife?" the hardest. That man really packed a punchline!
What? You really did not find it funny when the Customs Officer said "You couldn't smuggle a grease-proofed paper"?? He summarized briefly everything that showed how bad the smuggler was at his job --- and then made it clear how he himself could not do his own job either. That is funny.
Fun trivia about this sketch: it originally ended with a cut to the officer's wife saying, "I don't know, but it's better than sandwiches," but the BBC made them cut it.
That fly buzzing around Palin when he can’t answer the question makes it so much funnier. I don’t know if it was intentional or not, but it makes the shot.
'Enry Thatcher is more than likely a knowing nod to the notorious Norman Pilcher though he was a detective, not a uniformed cop. Paid up members of the counter culture would have known all about that conniving little scroat.
This is a fantastic sketch precisely because of how un-Pythonesque it begins. An incompetent smuggler that can help blurting out his hare-brained schemes to a world-weary officer could be part of any basic midbrow comedy, but it just ramps up the tension until a roaring take-off of silly begins with the priest getting dragged off for a stripsearch and ending in Brigadier Arthur Gormanstrop, Mrs..
@@lauriecook2399 I would protest about the last comment, as I am 25 and am writing from a car where I receive the BBC World Service. Sincerely, Mr Lyman Shithop (Mrs)
@@AnonyMous-pi9zm As as semi-prolific semi-aquatic youtube commenter, I would like to protest that a certain paper bag of certain illicit substances is certainly absent of a certain sandwich. Cordially, Dr. Ms. Big-Fat-Ugly-Bug-Face-Baby-Eating O'Brien Sr. the Third (Esq.)
Dear Elon Musk, I would like to complain of the way you have handled X (formerly Twitter), however, I refuse to go on the platform, so you will have to settle for reading my complaint here, on TH-cam, the only social media I use. As with most people my age, I am 50, but that's no reason to rebrand that dumpster fire of yours with the name of my generation. Haven't we suffered enough having spent our entire lives being abused by our Boomer parents? It's enough to make me long for the carefree days of my earliest years, spent playing next to my parents 1968 Harvest Gold Mercury Montego, the leaded gas fumes of her 351 Windsor V-8 filling my tiny pink lungs, and smoothing out the wrinkles in my impressionable gray matter. In any event, wht was I saying? Yours, etc., Mrs. Smith (not actually married)
I don't see "sjw" or anyone else complaining about this kind of stuff, all I see is many people flipping their shit about some supposed "sjw" complaints which do not exist.
Same here, there are only a few people complaining about political correctness and millions who are offended by them and need to go to their safe space... Oh the irony!
Blake Stone I'm not an English, so could you explain why you fellas on your island apparently are so hostile against anyone abroad -even if it's one of your own guys?
@@Leon_der_Luftige I mean, BLIMEY!, can't a man in a free Brexit land just eat his squirrel without being harrased by people from abroad or people reentering the sacred borders of our mosques and kebab factories?
Don't say that about their Python Rabbit. It may seem a long way far across the borders. But rumours tell of rabbits at high speed over taking trucks, lorries and motor cycles on the M1 motor way.
“I’ve smuggles bombs, cameras, etc., you name it, I’ve smuggled it!!” “You’re not a real smuggler. Move along.” “Poor fellow, I think he needs help.” “Right, cut the wisecracks, vicar, get to the search rooms and strip.” Tbh that sounds just like something US customs would do
More of Cleese riffing on the idea of the totally improbable being perfectly reasonable! He deadpanned such lines throughout his career to great effect. It helped that his imposing height and authoritative bearing made it sound like he was gaslighting his subject all the time, making their protestations sound absurd when in fact HE was being absurd himself.
This is one of those Python sketches where I always suspect it's based on a real-life event covered in the British press that I wasn't privy to. Another one is the Air Force base sketch ("Nice base you got here, shame if something...happened to it...").
Oh no, the Confuse-Cats Corporation of Chile is on it! We charge cheaper prices and confuse cats an average of 5% more per attempt with only a 99.99% increase in mortality rates.
Confuse-a-Cat Ltd and Confuse-Cats Corporation of Chile fails to confuse cats thoroughly, according to a nationwide poll! Fishes-on-Wheels confuses cats with fully-trained and licensed fishes! We start with 5 goldfishes, and end with 3 puffer fishes! Those puffer fish go on to become 22 trout at the Trout Training College of the Northern End of My Backyard Pool! We then introduce those trout to the fine art of bassery by enrolling them in the "How to Become a Bass" class, which takes place at the Bass Training College of the Southern End of My Backyard Pool! Finally, after they've refined themselves down to 7 high-functioning bass, they become enlightened (literally) by growing lights and becoming about 886 angler fish! They take driver's ed, and learn how to find cats! After they find the cat... They confuse it... Thoroughly. After their job is done, they revert back into 3 puffer fish, and live the rest of their lives in the Atlantic Ocean!
shockingly modern...police brutality (the "customs officer"), but also the Constable that tries to deposit "certain substances" in the suspect's home...that is exactly what some police officers have done to innocent car drivers in the US: smuggling stuff into the cars, finding it, reporting the driver and causing all kind of mayhem in the aftermath
Just imagine a time when Big Brother didn’t already know where you had been or if your credit card had already bought a load of watches in Switzerland.
The Smuggler is my favorite Python sketch. It's chunky and has rhythm. Many little jokes that build up to not one but two punchlines. Cleese admired Palin and always came to life when they did sketches together. Cleese only tolerated Chapman and still subtlety disparages him to this day.
What? Where do you base that Cleese disliked Chapman? And "berates him to this day"? His dead friend and co-worker? Are you sure you haven't got that mixed up or something?
Humor and what we think is funny changes and evolves over time. I'm 62 and remember thinking Monte Python was hilarious and I still do, but it's different now.
God I miss the old comedy..... at 50 years of age... it seems like only yesterday I was watching these as a kid. I haven't watched Television since M.A.S.H. went off the air. Times are changing.
I used to watch this program with my Mother we loved Monty Python ❤ ♥ 💙 😍 💜 sadly she's gone now RIP dear mom. But now I share these videos with my children.
I see lots of comments here, admiring it. Some comments, highlighting its uniqueness. Others perplexed that British people are funny. I can assure them, that Monty Python's humour, represented a new generation of satirists. The legacy of which, is "all over the place" now. Thanking you for the video 👍 Salutations, from Kensington and Chelsea; in London. 🇬🇧
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"
FRASER: So buck up your ideas all of you, and remember my name is Fraser, Fraser, spelt B-A-S-T-A-R-D. VERGER: That’s not really how you spell it is it?
One of the great nights of my life was when i saw Cleese and Idle live together..two of the fathers of modern comedy. Have to go now..my head hurts, know what I mean, nudge nudge?
Holy Moly I think you are right given the context, but if you were talking about a certain watch that was being smuggled then you could talk about that watch's smuggler.
Brains for Dinner Actually this would take us into an interesting part of language, the grammatical structures known as voices :) Usually you speak in an active voice (the man smuggled the watches), but in this case you'd be speaking in what is known as the passive voice (the watches were smuggled by the man). Basically switching out the subject and object of a clause! Isn't that fascinating? /s
This entire sketch is a common hallucination British people experience when they accidentally drink coffee when they were expecting tea.
A 1 day old comment on a 13 year old video, then I see it has over 100 likes.
@@justinhoschouer9494 Haha I never even noticed.
@@justinhoschouer9494 we're FOOKED!
The algorithm strikes again!
@@ericyoungstrom3634 Recommendations for the algorithm god! Recommendations for the algorithm god! Recommendations for the algorithm god!
Every Monty Python sketch ends after two minutes and then continues for at least another five.
.....like your attention span, listening your wife talking about girlie stuff....
@@mauertal Not often you encounter someone completely deranged on here
@@Obsolete386 Thank you!
And that is the best part,
Furfag.
"My husband, in comon with a lot of people of his age, is 50" was the best part
When she asked what to do about it I kept wanting to blurt out “wait a year”
I am torn between that line and Mr Blimey being slapped with a chicken by a guy in full medieval knight's armour. Including the gentle stroking of the chicken before he starts slapping.
That's one of my favorite things about Flying Circus. There's almost always a little hidden gem like that in every episode.
I know how the Pythons avoided punchlines like the plague, but I couldn't help but laugh at Chapman's "Blimey! Whatever did I give the wife?" the hardest. That man really packed a punchline!
That was the only funny thing in the video...
What? You really did not find it funny when the Customs Officer said "You couldn't smuggle a grease-proofed paper"?? He summarized briefly everything that showed how bad the smuggler was at his job --- and then made it clear how he himself could not do his own job either. That is funny.
Hi Geller Bing residence
La Bajon
but 'ow about that punchline to the dirty fork sketch: th-cam.com/video/Z9VLwV48OHs/w-d-xo.html
"Speaking as a man in the street" *gets hit with a car * fucking gold
"Sandwiches? Blimey, whatever did I give the wife!" So good.
Fun trivia about this sketch: it originally ended with a cut to the officer's wife saying, "I don't know, but it's better than sandwiches," but the BBC made them cut it.
Blimey it is indeed, sir!
"Must've been a vest going off" aged like my grandmother
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@@johnnyscott3698
Yeah, you’d think there would be more comments about the vest ticking.
I'm glad that people of every new generation will always be rediscovering Monty Python.
Always look on the bright side of life.
There are somw funny monthy python sketches but i didn't even smile once durinf thia whole thung
Just like the old masters they will always be timeless.
@@benediktjostingmeier2223
Find a good shrink and try to get over it.
Yes!!! I'm 16 and i absolutely love it. my room is decorated with monty python things, hahah
I think about this sketch each time I go through airport security.
Yes, my vest is gently ticking.
After watching this sketch it gave me the confidence to smuggle watches, cuckoo clocks etc.
A watch smuggler, are you, Sir?
@@pineapplepenumbra no...just vests.
@@AndyCigars Those _special_ vests, Sir?
Well, good luck with such noisy vests.
That fly buzzing around Palin when he can’t answer the question makes it so much funnier. I don’t know if it was intentional or not, but it makes the shot.
I have a sneaking suspicion that the fly was not a trained actor and that it's being there was intentional only on the part of the fly.
That's looks like a wasp and fact he is not freaking out impres me greatly :)
They 100% trained it. Where else would the shows budget go?
That's a wasp.......goin offf...@@randomnickify
"People do."
Monty Python could make even the shortest sentence possible funny.
those must be the people from maths tests
The cop planting the evidence is an all time classic!
'Enry Thatcher is more than likely a knowing nod to the notorious Norman Pilcher though he was a detective, not a uniformed cop. Paid up members of the counter culture would have known all about that conniving little scroat.
Ask most of the Beatles and Stones! @@ianbartle456
well now I know where the TSA got their training from.
Tyrone Brown wot
TSA??
Transportation Security Administration
@@sterlingpound217 Thousands Standing Around
This is a fantastic sketch precisely because of how un-Pythonesque it begins. An incompetent smuggler that can help blurting out his hare-brained schemes to a world-weary officer could be part of any basic midbrow comedy, but it just ramps up the tension until a roaring take-off of silly begins with the priest getting dragged off for a stripsearch and ending in Brigadier Arthur Gormanstrop, Mrs..
There always those people who try to explain the video you just watched...........
@@Seahorn_I would protest about the last comment, as I am 55 and live in a house where I am currently writing this letter
Yours
Mr Bagshot (Ms)
@@lauriecook2399 I would protest about the last comment, as I am 25 and am writing from a car where I receive the BBC World Service.
Sincerely,
Mr Lyman Shithop (Mrs)
@@AnonyMous-pi9zm As as semi-prolific semi-aquatic youtube commenter, I would like to protest that a certain paper bag of certain illicit substances is certainly absent of a certain sandwich.
Cordially,
Dr. Ms. Big-Fat-Ugly-Bug-Face-Baby-Eating O'Brien Sr. the Third (Esq.)
Dear Elon Musk, I would like to complain of the way you have handled X (formerly Twitter), however, I refuse to go on the platform, so you will have to settle for reading my complaint here, on TH-cam, the only social media I use. As with most people my age, I am 50, but that's no reason to rebrand that dumpster fire of yours with the name of my generation. Haven't we suffered enough having spent our entire lives being abused by our Boomer parents? It's enough to make me long for the carefree days of my earliest years, spent playing next to my parents 1968 Harvest Gold Mercury Montego, the leaded gas fumes of her 351 Windsor V-8 filling my tiny pink lungs, and smoothing out the wrinkles in my impressionable gray matter. In any event, wht was I saying? Yours, etc., Mrs. Smith (not actually married)
A vest that's ticking, that wouldn't get a laugh nowadays
If anything, I think it would get *more* of a laugh nowadays.
@@imageeknotanerd9897 hell no, the sjws could cry racism
I don't see "sjw" or anyone else complaining about this kind of stuff, all I see is many people flipping their shit about some supposed "sjw" complaints which do not exist.
Same here, there are only a few people complaining about political correctness and millions who are offended by them and need to go to their safe space... Oh the irony!
Yeah for real.
We *are* watching this skit now. And we *are* laughing about it.
And we *are* calling retarded comments retarded, too.
A ticking suitcase in the 1970s - it's one of those dratted watch smugglers!
How much has changed.
4:37 - Oh no never mind, nothing has changed.
Blake Stone I'm not an English, so could you explain why you fellas on your island apparently are so hostile against anyone abroad -even if it's one of your own guys?
@@Leon_der_Luftige I mean, BLIMEY!, can't a man in a free Brexit land just eat his squirrel without being harrased by people from abroad or people reentering the sacred borders of our mosques and kebab factories?
The look from Michael to John & back at 1:42 is great. For a split second there you see two comedy legends sharing a moment with glints in their eyes.
Want to come back to my place?
Yeah, alright.
What I love the most out of all of this, is the manky state of those stuffed animals.
Don't say that about their Python Rabbit. It may seem a long way far across the borders. But rumours tell of rabbits at high speed over taking trucks, lorries and motor cycles on the M1 motor way.
If they had a primate on there it would be quite the monkey state of affairs
As a retired Maltese Customs Officer I love such sketches.
"I'm not in the street, you fairy!"
Well, uh, speaking as a man in the street... WAAH!
Uhh.... what was the question again?
This line gets me every time.
You do know why the UK is at the Intelectual level it is at yes?
intellectual*
I Love The Dead Parrot Sketch.
Don't remember the clocks and duck though 😂
... these guys were awesome 👍
“I’ve smuggles bombs, cameras, etc., you name it, I’ve smuggled it!!”
“You’re not a real smuggler. Move along.”
“Poor fellow, I think he needs help.”
“Right, cut the wisecracks, vicar, get to the search rooms and strip.”
Tbh that sounds just like something US customs would do
I can't help saying
"da dum da dee dee - nice shed you've got here"
whenever I go through customs.
"Hvae you got two sheds by any chance?"
@@tonygrinney7115 "No, I only have one, but a few years ago I was thinking about getting another one."
"I wouldn't buy 2000 clocks!" "People do." lol
More of Cleese riffing on the idea of the totally improbable being perfectly reasonable! He deadpanned such lines throughout his career to great effect.
It helped that his imposing height and authoritative bearing made it sound like he was gaslighting his subject all the time, making their protestations sound absurd when in fact HE was being absurd himself.
" for all I know,
you could have
bought these in London
Before your trip"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
This is one of those Python sketches where I always suspect it's based on a real-life event covered in the British press that I wasn't privy to. Another one is the Air Force base sketch ("Nice base you got here, shame if something...happened to it...").
After 13 years it's finally time for TH-cam to recommend this to me :)
That cat needs to be confused.
Confuse-a-Cat Ltd. is on it!
Oh no, the Confuse-Cats Corporation of Chile is on it! We charge cheaper prices and confuse cats an average of 5% more per attempt with only a 99.99% increase in mortality rates.
Confuse-a-Cat Ltd and Confuse-Cats Corporation of Chile fails to confuse cats thoroughly, according to a nationwide poll! Fishes-on-Wheels confuses cats with fully-trained and licensed fishes!
We start with 5 goldfishes, and end with 3 puffer fishes! Those puffer fish go on to become 22 trout at the Trout Training College of the Northern End of My Backyard Pool! We then introduce those trout to the fine art of bassery by enrolling them in the "How to Become a Bass" class, which takes place at the Bass Training College of the Southern End of My Backyard Pool! Finally, after they've refined themselves down to 7 high-functioning bass, they become enlightened (literally) by growing lights and becoming about 886 angler fish! They take driver's ed, and learn how to find cats! After they find the cat... They confuse it... Thoroughly. After their job is done, they revert back into 3 puffer fish, and live the rest of their lives in the Atlantic Ocean!
Mc Kra Right, cut the wisecrack, vicar. Get in the search room and strip
How did they know how things are done at Canada Customs?
K August maybe they did research or traveled there
Lumberjacks
commonwealth i guess
as long as you say your sorry, its okay...
Toronto Pearson to be specific
"I'm no racialist!"
That's what they all say. Right before the suit of armor and the chicken catches up to them.
So true. I've seen it happen too many times.
The British version of a MAGA follower. 🐵
A word or two of recognition is due for the fly handler, I feel. 04:15 That is branch of animal training that is all too often overlooked.
A wasp, no less!
As a flying insect wrangler, I appreciate this comment on behalf of myself and all of my colleagues in the trenches!
@@thekinginyellow1744 😁
I appreciate that Thatcher is a police officer who prepares his wife sack lunches. Very progressive.
Ahead of the times, he was.
@@gilgamesh7055 it really wasn't. It's incredible how distorted people's idea of that era was, smh
Or just being a good husband instead of anything political?
@kingofcards9516 many people are politically against being a good husband, you know.
Its like watching the TSA in real life
Only less pornographic.
I like all Python sketches...even the bad ones.
That’s the sound of a customs agent who really hates paperwork.
he's like that friend who gets pulled over, and almost got away with a warning, had he just shut his trap.
Still inventive, absurd and hilarious after all these years.
My childhood in so many moments....loved this show....remembered so well....made me
I'm french and a real fan from English sense of humor .... 😂
Monty Python are the best .... ❤😅
"Yours, etcetera, Brigadier Arthur Gormanstrop (Mrs.)" I can't breathe :D
Marcus Aurelius I'm surprised a stoic like you is watching a comedy show
35 spanish watch producers disliked this video.
Every resident of Zurich, Spain? Wow
That's a nice shed....I might consider getting a second one.
Is it you, Jackson?
You planning on writing a symphony?
Then you'd be MSC "two sheds" Violin.
shockingly modern...police brutality (the "customs officer"), but also the Constable that tries to deposit "certain substances" in the suspect's home...that is exactly what some police officers have done to innocent car drivers in the US: smuggling stuff into the cars, finding it, reporting the driver and causing all kind of mayhem in the aftermath
When Terry Jones comes on and announces his animal guests to discuss the sketch, that did it.
🤣 🤣 🤣
It's a pity they didn't come up with some qualifications for those animals (with a PhD in..., a respected expert from the Civil Service, etc).
The custom officer, the watch smuggler, and the panel of experts.
- Monty Python
Just imagine a time when Big Brother didn’t already know where you had been or if your credit card had already bought a load of watches in Switzerland.
"DOCTOR...MY BRAIN HURTS"! Solid freakin' gold!!!
the last second just killed me.
amazing stuff
The Smuggler is my favorite Python sketch. It's chunky and has rhythm. Many little jokes that build up to not one but two punchlines. Cleese admired Palin and always came to life when they did sketches together. Cleese only tolerated Chapman and still subtlety disparages him to this day.
What? Where do you base that Cleese disliked Chapman? And "berates him to this day"? His dead friend and co-worker? Are you sure you haven't got that mixed up or something?
i never knew comedy was such gold back in the past
Better then, than now.
Save for Rowan Atkinson.
RIP, Rik Mayall.
@@craigkdillon who on earth is rik, old people are a boring topic so i don't care but i want to say i don't have the same opinions as you
@@hafplace1346 Anyone ever teach you to google??
@@hafplace1346 You watch Monty Python, which is way before Rik Mayall.
Make up your mind.
@@craigkdillon no actually, i found this on the recommended page of youtube and decided i'm bored enough to watch it
I have been searching for this sketch for more than a year 😂
“That come out a bit glib, didn’t it, sir?”
That day a smuggler found out honesty is the best policy.
Nice sketch XD
Humor and what we think is funny changes and evolves over time. I'm 62 and remember thinking Monte Python was hilarious and I still do, but it's different now.
Humor now be like ẞ ËĒ S 3 CHÛRGER
@@kaiyotee2475lol that was good
The sketch Is like a train that first makes a few strange noises, then runs kind of bumpy, loses a few parts and finally derails completely. ;D
God I miss the old comedy.....
at 50 years of age... it seems like only yesterday I was watching these as a kid. I haven't watched Television since M.A.S.H. went off the air. Times are changing.
I am 64 and you have missed dozens of great Sit-Coms over the last 15 years....
@@Isleofskyeleave him as is. When we eventually gone, those things aint gonna help us escape death.
@@linkfreeman1998 But at 69 I know they are going to enhance his/her life experience as every second counts ,more than ever.
The clock smuggler is hilarious 😂
just sit back and drown in the sheer montypythony of it all
3:02 Right, cut the wisecracks, vicar! Get in the search room and strip! One of the funniest lines in the entire sketch! 😂
Spain: that country where they don't make watches at all.
Bravo to you, you seem to be the only uploader of mp sketches who doesn't cut off the end bits. Or the naughty bits.
That was so funny I had to pause it so I could breathe
I used to watch this program with my Mother we loved Monty Python ❤ ♥ 💙 😍 💜 sadly she's gone now RIP dear mom. But now I share these videos with my children.
I wonder how much they had to pay the fly?
The fly stole the show!
Nothing . The fly wasn't Union !!
Nothing. The fly was "open" to it already.
_"I wouldn't buy 2000 clocks!"_
_"People do!"_
lol
Oh! I remember that knight slapping people with the rubber chicken 😂
It wasn't satire. It was prophecy.
Excellent series. Every sketch makes me laugh for hours.
This is why these guys are the best.
I think the cat was confused.
Way ahead of its time....!!
The police sketch was genius
I died when his suitcase started ringing and ticking. 🤣😂😆
Rik Mayall definitely modelled his character in The Young Ones on John Cleese's ' blimey character...
7:20 That handwriting is gorgeous.
4:24 how to successfully become the seventh python, even for a brief moment. ladies and gentlemen: the bug
They were real badasses! They did this and did not burst out laughing. It's truly proof of being the tough guys...
Michael Palin does a fine job co-acting with a fly or bee.
It was Eric the half-a-bee. :P
I just realized that the reason the guy didn’t want to be known visiting Switzerland is because that’s where all the clocks are made😂
"What do you mean?!" Hahaha, hes so offended. 😂🤣
6:00 when the cop checks your car
thanks for including subtitles, makes it easier for people with auditory problems like me! old but good video.
Right, cut the wisecracks, Vicar. Get in the search room and strip!
I see lots of comments here, admiring it.
Some comments, highlighting its uniqueness.
Others perplexed that British people are funny.
I can assure them, that Monty Python's humour, represented a new generation of satirists.
The legacy of which, is "all over the place" now.
Thanking you for the video 👍
Salutations, from Kensington and Chelsea; in London. 🇬🇧
I see now where Ade Edmondson got his anarchic voice: John cleese, the squirrel eater.
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"
FRASER: So buck up your ideas all of you, and remember my name is Fraser, Fraser, spelt B-A-S-T-A-R-D.
VERGER: That’s not really how you spell it is it?
This two gentlemen…thank you for beeing you
The knight is the best character in all of Monty Python
And believe it or not, there's actually idiots that act like the smuggler...
British humor at its Best 😂
The highlight was John Cleese’s pronunciation of “blimey!”
One of the great nights of my life was when i saw Cleese and Idle live together..two of the fathers of modern comedy. Have to go now..my head hurts, know what I mean, nudge nudge?
4:38 So THAT's where we Americans got it from...
And the Brexiteers.
Yeah, those type of people voted for Hillary.
Juno - whilst the “I’m no racialist, but” Gumby’s of the USA voted for Trump.
Nilguiri -_-
when the joke that was supposed to be about you goes right over your head
This sketch is a 10/10, would be a 20/10 if not for the laught track
I'll try to be awake enough to hear you videoing me..... but no guarantees. but hope will spring eternally
And thus, the TSA was born.
Watches, not watch's.
The watches own him.
watch not watches
Holy Moly I think you are right given the context, but if you were talking about a certain watch that was being smuggled then you could talk about that watch's smuggler.
Brains for Dinner Actually this would take us into an interesting part of language, the grammatical structures known as voices :) Usually you speak in an active voice (the man smuggled the watches), but in this case you'd be speaking in what is known as the passive voice (the watches were smuggled by the man). Basically switching out the subject and object of a clause! Isn't that fascinating? /s
Shouldn't it be "watch smuggler"?
door's open...
oh, yeah
Michael Palin is great at acting sleazy.
Wow! I've never seen/heard ANY of these! The animal panel provides excellent context!!