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Poll Question: Who is your favourite member of Monty Python?
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5 [11.11%]
12 [26.67%]
3 [6.67%]
6 [13.33%]
4 [8.89%]
8 [17.78%]
7 [15.56%]
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Monty Anaconda...LOL
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Cleese for me, but they were all wonderful. I still will quote Python bits and people look at me like I'm mad-I love it! Lemon curry?
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They're all great of course but my favorite is John Cleese. He's hilarious in everything he's in. Love Fawlty Towers.
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I like them all and can't think of Monty Python without any of them missing, it is like the Beatles without a Beatle or Roling Stones withaout a Stone, their must by all Pythons or else it is no Monty at all
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Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

I like them all and can't think of Monty Python without any of them missing, it is like the Beatles without a Beatle or Roling Stones withaout a Stone, their must by all Pythons or else it is no Monty at all

You didn't like Monty Python seires 4?
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I have not seen them all but for me Python is sort of emty without Graham, there is just something that is missing
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Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

I have not seen them all but for me Python is sort of emty without Graham, there is just something that is missing

To my knowledge Python was finished long before Chapman died. But series 4 was without Cleese.
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ok, I am not that knowledgeable regarding Python only thorugh Documentarys and some sketches I have seen and two films. so their is Python stuff I haven seen
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I think season 4 is a pale ghost of what came before. The first two episodes were especially painful to watch, but there were a couple of good bits later on.
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The bit about woody and tinny words is pure brilliance. Thumbs Up

As for the poll, I chose not to decide.
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Love them all, but one of them get my vote for  some reason:

WARNING, If you haven't watched "Life of Brian" , be aware that this video contain the end of the film.



And remember:

Always Look On The Proooog Side of Life


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Originally posted by aginor aginor wrote:

ok, I am not that knowledgeable regarding Python only thorugh Documentarys and some sketches I have seen and two films. so their is Python stuff I haven seen

I steal a lot of jokes from them for my postings.
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Michael Palin - love his Swamp King in Holy Grail.
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^ I have seen that many times before, but it never fails to make me laugh. Truly some brilliant editing there.
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Originally posted by thellama73 thellama73 wrote:

^ I have seen that many times before, but it never fails to make me laugh. Truly some brilliant editing there.

I've never seen that before.  Quite good. Big smile
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Originally posted by Vompatti Vompatti wrote:

The bit about woody and tinny words is pure brilliance. Thumbs Up

As for the poll, I chose not to decide.
 
I love that skit. LOL
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Cleese, but all are excellent.
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I'm voting for the great Michael Palin, but take any of them away (not just Graham) and it isn't the same.
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Graham seemed to have pure surreality in his humour.  He definitely gets my vote.
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