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Welcome to the completely unauthorized, completely silly, and completely useless Monty Python web site! Questions you may be asking yourself if you stumbled on this page by accident are: what is my purpose in life, and who the hell is Monty Python? Well, I may not have the answer to your first question, but I can answer the second one. Monty Python's Flying Circus was the totally meaningless name coined for the innovative English comedy troupe comprised of John Cleese, Eric Idle, Michael Palin, Terry Jones, Terry Gilliam, and the late Graham Chapman. Embraced by the critics and public alike, the team enriched airwaves with their distinctive brand of irreverent and often surreal sketch comedy and satire on BBC-1 from 1969 through 1973 and on BBC-2, without Cleese, for the last few months of 1974. The show offered savage broadsides against the pomposity and repression of the British establishment, outlandish spoofs of European history, knowing satires of leading intellectual and cultural figures, and lots of men in dresses.
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To learn more about Monty Python and their effect on history, please visit your local library... or just click here. Alternatively, click here to find out more about the person who created this page. This site is organized in such a way that you can find the information you want quickly and easily. To find information about a specific movie or television show, simply click on the any one of the titles below. For all the files in one particular category (sounds, video clips, scripts, etc.) click on one of the icons found at the bottom of most pages.
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