Monty Python - Any clues, eh?

[@johngalloway7173]

Sgt. Duckie brought his A game to this sketch

[@wilberforce95]

Palin's facial expressions in this sketch are amazing.

[@beorlingo]

Always

[@davidbarlow350]

That's incredible! How on earth could they have known the UK police force would now be behaving exactly like this in 2018?

[@РэйКайн]

That face at 1:32... love

[@MrHellcat26]

I swear half of Monty Python's sketches; they know how to start them, but they don't know how to end them, and you get sketches like this... still funny though...

[@michaelmaldonado7369]

Some of the funniest stuff Palin ever did!

[@dharmaseed]

"Any cluuues, eh? Ooh, we don't 'arf talk posh, do we? Ah-ha-pha! I suppose we say 'ehnvelope', and 'lahrngerie', and 'sarhdwiches on the seh-eeee'!!! LMFAO

[@degsbabe]

'...Sittin' on the settee with our scones and classified information ..' Been looking for this classic sketch for ages....ooh there i go again..

[@kstxevolution9642]

I swear there is a cultural stereotype inside joke with "there's been a Burnley", but I'm missing it

[@Sundae_Times]

Nope, no inside jokes or stereotypes involved 🤦‍♂

[@PaloXanthos]

0:47 the diabolical face.. ''any what?''😄

[@dharmaseed]

"Oh, there 'ee goes again!"

[@Ns2AuroN2]

ooh there he goes again, classified information, ooh sitting on the setee with our scones and our classified information?!

[@johnbristow8099]

I find Michael Palin the funniest of all of them.

[@snelgrave101]

It's a toss up between palin and idle for me, the faces that both of them do just make the sketches.

[@luisreyes1963]

Next to the "Cycling Tour" episode, this sketch was beyond surreal. 🥴

[@2Plus2isChicken2013]

The Cycling Tour is hilarious. I always thought it was funny how they kept talking about "Cloder Rogers" in that episode and never knew who they were talking about for years until I found out who Clodagh Rogers was. That's a name that's been forgotten over the decades. Also, the whole firing squad part is great. "How could you miss?" "He moved!" "Shut up!"

[@iloveihop07]

that face/the way he says "any clues, eh????" just makes me LAUGH SO harD LOOLLLLLL!!!

[@iggystompbarnyard]

"classified information?" "Oh there he goes again...!"

[@dorkduchessdebbie]

@gietek LOL, but he's a heck of a dancer XD

[@reyningelephant]

True true, but I think it's comedic effect

[@latenightlogic]

When the pythons get a bit too surreal they usually loose me... this however has some good laughs.

[@Sundae_Times]

The fact that you can't even spell 'lose' goes some way to explaining why Python goes over your head.

[@latenightlogic]

@@Sundae_Times So you’re judging my entire character based on a typo?

[@Sundae_Times]

@@latenightlogic Oh dear, which part of "goes some way to" didn't you get?

[@latenightlogic]

@@Sundae_Times Um the part where you judged me solely on misspelling loose. Cockhead.

[@77naan]

There are no comments because Monty Python is too funny for words

[@itsmeagain7246]

two people say "ehnvelope" and "larngerie" and "sarndwiches on the settee"

[@footofjuniper8212]

+Peter Meter I love that bit. It was running through my head, so I just had to track it down. It took me like 20 minutes (what can I say, I'm a slow Googler), but it was worth it. I was thinking it was from the "flying lessons" sketch in which Graham chastises Terry J in a similar manner with "Pardon me, I'm AWWF to play the GRAHND PI-AH-NO...."

[@lordofmorgul]

+Tenderfoot Prepper i was using it so extensively, people around me started saying "oooooh, an envelope!" on appropriate occasions

[@shack8110]

what are they mumbling about at the beginning?

[@footofjuniper8212]

The narrator says "The Interior of a country house." This is part of a running joke throughout the episode that lists parts of the body. John points out that this is not a part of the body. Carol remarks that it is a link, though (a method of linking this sketch with the one that preceded it). Graham observes that it wasn't a particularly good link, and John determines that it must be because the writers (which included John and Graham) were running out of decent ideas for links, since it was near the end of that season's run.

[@shack8110]

Tenderfoot Prepper Ha! Cool.

[@2Plus2isChicken2013]

1:17 He says "blurgary"!

[@CorvusCorone68]

he'll also strip at the drop of a hat

[@Ns2AuroN2]

Don't come to these petty distinctions with him!

[@Sundae_Times]

*Don't come these

[@wirhannah]

2 people don't half talk posh.

[@lordofmorgul]

classified information?

[@itsmeagain7246]

oh, there he goes again!

[@Faawl]

1:28 haha so random!

[@timq6224]

Ironically enough...all their sketches were written in advance. Lots of improv during the wrting, but very little ad lib on camera.

[@timq6224]

Is the actor who plays "harry sullivan" in the chorus?

[@78peterlein]

one viewer has no clue, eh

[@poorvic2]

what the bleedin ell? American humor is so crass compared to these masterpieces

[@Sundae_Times]

No sweeping generalisation there, then.

[@Sundae_Times]

it's so sad that Cleese has become so far right in his old age.

[@MarkTarmannPianoCheck_it_out]

i hate it when terry jones sings. his voice reeeally bugs. i like it better when he plays the organ.