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Points: 65247 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 08 2009 at 23:23
^ I was thinking Dennis Moore but I don't think that's it
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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

^ I was thinking Dennis Moore but I don't think that's it



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Originally posted by Stooge Stooge wrote:

Originally posted by jammun jammun wrote:

Lumberjack Song.


I actually prefer the Barber sketch that preceeds the lumberjack song.

I've been watching so much Python lately.  Just remembered the Self Defense Against Fruit sketch:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piWCBOsJr-w

I'm trying to remember the name of the story with the princess with wooden teeth, her father who sang and played the Hammond organ, and the prince who got to marry her after running a simple errand.  "What? Now??"

Anyone know what I'm referring to and what it's called?  I'm dying to watch it.


 
Yeah I do. I remember seeing it on TV and it's definitely on one of the LPs they released in the 1970s It was some sort of kiddies fairytale parody title, most of it read by Eric Idle as i remember, maybe simply called "Storytime"
 
The simple errand went like this: Prince begs to kill dragton but was ordered to "Go dowm the fag shop and get me 20 Rothmans" Unfortunately he got hit by a bus on the way back so all was in vain.
 
The same sketch featured the tale of Ricky Ticky the Magic Pixie who lived in Dingly Dell under the shade of the woolly dumdum tree where he... sold contraceptives. CUT!!!
 
Oh what fun we had quoting this sort of stuff at school the morning afterBig smile
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"ooooh - can he talk? Can he talk?"

"Yes of course I can talk, I'm minister for overseas development"

"ooooh - he's a clever little boy - oo's a clever little boy then?"

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Some that spring to mind.
 
The mountaineer who plans to scale the twin peaks of Kilimanjaro.  Remember that one?
 
The milkman sketch.
 
Eric the half-bee. 
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Originally posted by el dingo el dingo wrote:

Originally posted by Stooge Stooge wrote:

Originally posted by jammun jammun wrote:

Lumberjack Song.


I actually prefer the Barber sketch that preceeds the lumberjack song.

I've been watching so much Python lately.  Just remembered the Self Defense Against Fruit sketch:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piWCBOsJr-w

I'm trying to remember the name of the story with the princess with wooden teeth, her father who sang and played the Hammond organ, and the prince who got to marry her after running a simple errand.  "What? Now??"

Anyone know what I'm referring to and what it's called?  I'm dying to watch it.


 
Yeah I do. I remember seeing it on TV and it's definitely on one of the LPs they released in the 1970s It was some sort of kiddies fairytale parody title, most of it read by Eric Idle as i remember, maybe simply called "Storytime"
 
The simple errand went like this: Prince begs to kill dragton but was ordered to "Go dowm the fag shop and get me 20 Rothmans" Unfortunately he got hit by a bus on the way back so all was in vain.
 
The same sketch featured the tale of Ricky Ticky the Magic Pixie who lived in Dingly Dell under the shade of the woolly dumdum tree where he... sold contraceptives. CUT!!!
 
Oh what fun we had quoting this sort of stuff at school the morning afterBig smile


I found it!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEelzcCtZCI&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLSjZv5cQig&feature=related
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^I looked that up some time when I remembered seeing (and loving) it on one of the Monty Python's Personal Best dvd's but finding out it wasn't included in the Flying Circus series. I think it was only done for some German special episode or something, please correct me Ermm The king with the organ is hilarious.
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Aw, geez...this is never easy. It's like picking a favorite band or album. LOL

The Cheese Shop sketch has always made me laugh.
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The one with the British guy
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Stapling machine, Mrs Zambesi...
 
 
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Points: 65760 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 10 2009 at 23:14
Originally posted by Moogtron III Moogtron III wrote:

The one with the woody and the tinny words.



There it is.


Edited by A Person - October 10 2009 at 23:14
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Many of my faves already mentioned (Argument Clinic; Dead Parrot; and the one soliciting fellow mountaineers on an expedition). So I'll boost "How Not To Be Seen".
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Points: 7053 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: October 13 2009 at 09:14
Originally posted by Pekka Pekka wrote:

^I looked that up some time when I remembered seeing (and loving) it on one of the Monty Python's Personal Best dvd's but finding out it wasn't included in the Flying Circus series. I think it was only done for some German special episode or something, please correct me Ermm The king with the organ is hilarious.
 
It was definitely on Brit TV because all the original albums came out on the BBC label and I remember seeing it when I was a kidGeek
 
Cheers for posting it - great to see it againLOL
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Originally posted by el dingo el dingo wrote:

Originally posted by Pekka Pekka wrote:

^I looked that up some time when I remembered seeing (and loving) it on one of the Monty Python's Personal Best dvd's but finding out it wasn't included in the Flying Circus series. I think it was only done for some German special episode or something, please correct me Ermm The king with the organ is hilarious.
 
It was definitely on Brit TV because all the original albums came out on the BBC label and I remember seeing it when I was a kidGeek
 
Cheers for posting it - great to see it againLOL
Ah.. that probably explains why it wasn't in the box set - their first album was on BBC records, the rest were on Charisma - the box set would be of the Charisma albums only
 


Edited by Dean - October 13 2009 at 10:05
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