British Comedy Classics

Here is a clip in which John Cleese has a rant about the American interpretation of football, as in American Football, compared to the rest of the world where football is…. well football.
As Cleese explains it is fairly elemantary really, why would football be known as anything else?
John Cleese – Soccer v Football

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On October 23rd 2009, to celebrate Monty Python’s 40th anniversary, a very special one night only event took place at London’s famous Royal Albert Hall.
Recorded for posterity the incredibly ambitious musical version of Monty Python’s Life of Brian was brought to the stage in a 90 minute production and is now released on the unsuspecting [...]

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Monty Python fans will remember this Neil Innes ’song for the sensitive’, How Sweet To Be An Idiot.
I still love the line,  ‘as much imagination as a caravan site’! Brilliant stuff from the unsung comedic genius songwriter!!
Neil Innes – How Sweet To Be An Idiot

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One of the Monty Python classic sketches, up there with the best. Michael Palin takes the lead as the hairdresser who longs to become a cross dressing lumberjack.
Mony Python – The Lumberjack Song

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Two office workers in a high rise building are disturbed by bodies falling past the window.
Monty Python – Office sketch

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