American Reacts Monty Python Communist Quiz sketch
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Alas, this hasnât aged well. Coventry city won the FA Cup in 1987.
I remember it well - Spurs had never lost an FA Cup Final, Coventry had never even been in an FA Cup Final!
Wasnt Che Guevara in goal?đ
A true win for the working class!
if only Marx had won the lounge suite, we would'nt have had the Cold War, apparently he did win the Speedboat on Bullseye
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Hi Connor, another one from the Hollywood Bowl is "Why Michelangelo Didn't Paint the Last Supper". Or an example of what happens when comedians have a classical education "Philosophers Football Match".
In fact, Karl Marx would have had the best chance, because he lived in exile in London...
This is not the original sketch. This was a live redo they made 14 years later. Several of their sketches were redone for their other shows or live performances, for example: The Lumberjack Song. You did the redo and not the original version which is much better as it has a previous sketch that leads into it with extra context
Yeah like the other guy said, Argument Clinic is a good one.
Anachronisms aside, I can't really picture a modern British comedy troupe (assuming there was one) doing a show at the Hollywood Bowl. It is true to say that they were the first instance of 'Rock n Roll Comedy'. And that's quite apart from the fact that Elvis loved 'Monty Python & The Holy Grail'.
we had a famous quiz, where there was always a cuddly toy, having not seen this clip and seeing mr marks be thrown a cuddly toy at the end was the fumiest bit. im English and i got one right, the hammers are west ham.
The original sketch also has a unrelated sketch that follows on from this which briefly cuts back to this sketch to show more of Marx and Guevara. It then cuts back to them again at the end of the show
I'd love to see you react to Freddie Starr doing a great impression of Ray Charles, great channel
Young people now can be so timid. If humour is not on the edge, it aint worthy of the name...........
Just as I saw it pop up in your recommended videos at the end of this one, I recommend "Argument Clinic" too. But the recommended video is a bad edit with no connecting sketches. I have the full video
"Monty Python's Flying Circus - Argument Clinic & Hitting on the Head Lessons -1972"
If that's the 5 min argument sketch, I would put that forward as one of the finest bits of comedy ever written. It should be used in comedy schools, if such things exist !
@@seanmcmichael2551 a second shy of 6 minutes, as mine includes all the connecting sketches. Where as the main one people use is badly edited and only about 3 minutes or so and missing the end
Alas, a lot of Monty Python material is out of context.
But I thought about this a little, and realised...
How can any small clip ever _be_ in context?
Unless you've seen the whole lot when it was broadcast, loved it, rewatched it, quoted it, rewatched it, seen the clips, watched bits, seen reactions, been a fan, watched it a bit more, reminisced about it, quoted it again, and so on and so forth, you couldn't _ever_ understand the context of it.
Because, (and listen to this bit really carefully), often there _simply_ _was_ _no_ context!! That's part of the point!!
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@@Varksterable they have lots of stand alone sketches, but many follow on into the next sketch. The most popular videos on here often miss out the next sketch. I've seen loads react to Argument Clinic but its missing the rest of the sketches that follow on. Likewise Ministry of Funny Walks, the top video cuts off half way through the sketch
I particularly like The Philosophers Cup Final, and The Funniest Joke Ever sketches.
In the original: Who won the 1959 Eurovision Song Contest? Answer Pear Johnson and Teddy Carr "Sing little Birdie" (Sing Rittle Birdy). Came 2nd actually. czcams.com/video/rEQo-1NunSA/video.html&ab_channel=Dyynamo
Why can't Americans say PYTHON correctly !? It's PYTHUN !
Just an average university debate today.
i think some of the comments are requesting "monty pythons' flying circus" episodes, but somehow without saying such... if you see " this scetch leads into another" usually (in my opinion) they are related 'mentally' because of the sequence in the show, they work just fine by themselves also, so don't worry too much.
but if you can find full episodes of the show it would be fun for us too to see how you enjoy it!
Itâs brilliant!
Some of Monty Python's sketches requires you to know a bit about 50's, 60's and 70s. I think this is from The Hollywood Bowl so it's been tweaked for Americans.
Love you Connor ,what else can I say!
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There was nothing suspect about this sketch either then or now, they are a team of people playing parts, the aim was not to ridicule anyone Chinese but instead ridicule Communism.
A wonderful example of some brits
poking fun at british exceptionalism...
Monty Python spared no one in its comedic criticisms. They broke rules, made fun of everything and everyone, including themselves. Any discomfort that an audience may feel today about certain aspects, were felt equally about other aspects at that time. What might be considered âtabooâ or outrageous or inappropriate, changes constantly and they knew that and deliberately included anything edgy.
Connor sorry but wrong aspect ratio for inset, didn't watch it cus of this.
Sorry I have never found Monty Python funny even the so called classic Thw Parrot sketch not funny either.