Ethel the Frog looks at the violence of British gangland. From Monthy Python Series 2, Episode 1 (Face the Press).
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The best Python sketch I reckon, 'They were born, on probation'
@BassandoForte15 жыл бұрын
OMG I forgot how funny this stuff was. Jones interviewing Chapman and pointing the mic away from him. It's just gags layered on absurdities on top of an insane premise. God love them.
@00bikeboy7 ай бұрын
I really miss this brand of silly nonsense.
@alwilson3204Ай бұрын
‘He was a cruel man, but fair.’ A great line.
@cushyglen426411 ай бұрын
Agreed. A line I still use now. 😂😂😂😂
@peterrebelwithoutamenopaus696210 ай бұрын
It gets changed to 'Vicious but fair' in some versions I believe
@paulmorphy61879 ай бұрын
😂
@alfx54329 ай бұрын
"Ethel the Frog" is such a nice title for a TV show, even if the contents of the show are completely unrelated. More TV shows should be called "Ethel the Frog"
@Ant57fr12 жыл бұрын
This is comic gold, the height of nonsense/hilarity blended together with such style as only the British could do. There are wonderful examples of human comedy across the world--it's part of the nature of the all humans to have a sense of humor. The hominids who wandered into Britain and settled just happened to come up with a uniquely wacky way of expressing humor.
@aaronTNGDS99 ай бұрын
Bless the British, they've got an extra dose of funny genes.
@cube2fox5 ай бұрын
.. .. .. excellent .
@johngale90983 ай бұрын
Such a great piss take of the Kray twins.
@mkrbrtsn18 жыл бұрын
When I was in high school, Python played on WTTW in Chicago 11:30 on Sunday night. I spent about a month prowling the halls between classes, poking around corners and saying "Dinsdale... Dinnnssssdal?!?" in a pretty good imitation. The vast herds around us thought we were crazy.
@TheWarriorPoet17 жыл бұрын
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@tourdekangaroo11 ай бұрын
Did you understand all of the references - like this one on Billy Bremner - or did you try and look them up. Easy nowadays with Google. Tough if not impossible in those days.
@Yorksbloke10 ай бұрын
Same here! In high school back then and laughing about the naughty bits! Of course keen on discussing the philosopher references, too! Then there was Carol Cleveland...
@matthewsonnenberg30310 ай бұрын
Yep remember that in the 70's
@markevans805410 ай бұрын
I remember it being on at 1030 in Chicago on Wttw
@jimrichardson40559 ай бұрын
This is the sketch that hooked me. I knew nothing about the Kray twins, but I knew that this was the funniest bit that I had ever seen. Long live Spiney Norman.
@kennyhagan5781Ай бұрын
I remember watching Monty Python with my sister after we had worked late in a restaurant and laughing our asses off and our dad would come downstairs in his underwear and watch for a few minutes before stating “I don’t get it” which made it even funnier.
@zekelucente970211 ай бұрын
Brilliant skit on The Krays!!!!!
@jeffreymichaeljackson183510 жыл бұрын
After seeing the Movie "Legend" this sketch is funnier than ever.
@ericdover698410 ай бұрын
Graham was fantastic in this sketch.
@han52349 жыл бұрын
This was probably his best moment as a Python, in perhaps their best sketch. This sketch might have also been one of Palin's finest moments. Pure comedy gold.
@Hqhq-013 ай бұрын
Agree
@andyblackwood8794Ай бұрын
'biting the heads off whippets'
@andyblackwood8794Ай бұрын
Lovely stuff.
@andyblackwood8794Ай бұрын
An interesting expose of the London underground in the 1970s. Very historically valuable.
@wokeeye644111 ай бұрын
Many references to corrupt politicians, gaydom and the coppers are very close to the truth. The Krays were still alive at the time this was broadcast. I wonder what their reaction was when they saw this.
@raypurchase8017 ай бұрын
R.I.P Graham Chapman..A Legend!!!!!!
@sutilversatil11 жыл бұрын
My father was from E. London and I heard stories about the "wide boys" and out and gangsters he knew of and this skit certainly resonates with me in the most hilarious way. I had relatives and met people when I was there who had accents like that. Funniest people I have ever met.
@rickarnold67045 ай бұрын
'he was a cruel man but fair " ah my hero
@bergamotblonde16 жыл бұрын
Ethel the frog. Just the title makes me laugh. One of the best scenes they done. Together with Wrong way Norris and Dennis Moore.
@fredrikmoller6299 ай бұрын
"Well one day I was at home threatening the kids"
@jlhs9215 жыл бұрын
😂
@doraburany41189 ай бұрын
I love this episode! The whole concept on nailing someone's head to the floor is crazy lol!
@GreenHairedKaiba16 жыл бұрын
One my favorites 😂
@alfx54329 ай бұрын
@@alfx5432 lol thanks for reminding me about this after 15 years!
@GreenHairedKaiba9 ай бұрын
Only the British, and maybe the Mafia, would come up with a line like that.
@aaronTNGDS99 ай бұрын
"Screwed my pelvis to a cake stand" 😂
@thunderbolt21454 ай бұрын
Love holding the mic to the one not talking!
@BrianBattles8 жыл бұрын
+Brian Battles Graham's physical acting is hilarious.
@gunproofgrandad43818 жыл бұрын
We called a little kid who lived across the street Dinsdale for years. Not our fault his name was Doug.
@mikeinla692210 ай бұрын
oh god "They split me nostrils open!" cant stop laughing
@SODEMO200714 жыл бұрын
Mi sketch favorito de todos los tiempos...Lo mejor que hay,me crie mirando a estos grandes...Monty Phyton para siempre
@sutilversatil14 жыл бұрын
I hear you've been a naughty boy, Clement
@Luke1758 жыл бұрын
My name’s not Clement 😗
@twilitezn4 ай бұрын
My family lived in England for four years when I was a child. I recognize the name Billy Bremner as a football player on Leeds United.
@richstrobel10 ай бұрын
The Piranha brothers ran the "other, other operation" protection racket w/"Dean-O" and Luigi Fercotti on British Army bases in the Seventies.
@thelegendfamily483610 жыл бұрын
Eric's and, especially, Roger's acting are hilariously good in this one
@AlmostEthical9 ай бұрын
Excellent acting from whichever of them played Spiney Norman.
@@danielwoodhouse5531 Maybe a pseudonym for Ethel the Frog.
@raypurchase8017 ай бұрын
Comedic genius . The twists and turns. Wonderful
@roymarsh80776 ай бұрын
The Krays, brutal poofs. Just love this episode.
@LMatters110 ай бұрын
I learned about the Krays years after I first saw this sketch. At first, I just thought it was a brilliant bit of nonsense - and I watched and listened to it over and over, had the TV episode on video tape and I also had the album. After hearing about the Kray Twins and their careers, everything kind of came together.
@douglassun84564 ай бұрын
Only one of them was gay.
@DieFlabbergast4 ай бұрын
maybe 🤔
@davemoore9901Ай бұрын
One of my favorite Python sketches.
@Bizarronumber416 жыл бұрын
Watched these from 1969 as a 20 year old in England. Reminded me after reading this anecdote from Bob Hope, years later. Bob Hope reminisced that he was playing a theatre in Chicago in the 30s when Capone ruled the city. Hope was already quite famous by then. During the show his straight man said, 'My brother slapped Al Capone's face last week'. Hope said, 'He's a brave man, where is he? I'd like to shake his hand'.The straight man replied, 'I'm not gonna have him dug up just for that!' It got a big laugh in the theatre.. Later, Hope said he was relaxing in his hotel room with a drink before bed, and the phone rang. A classic gangster voice on the line (not Capone, obviously one of his lieutenants) said, 'Are youse Bob Hope de comedian?' Hope cautiously said, 'Yes'. 'I believe youse told a joke about Mr Capone last night, and Mr Capone would prefer you didn't tell dat joke again'. Hope said, 'Yes sir, no problem, sorry sir, never, again'. And he never did, of course. I wonder if a Kray brother rang Python from prison? 😂 Only joking. They were doing 30 years then and died in prison. Superb sketch as 99% of Python sketches are. 'He was a cruel man, but fair'. Always remember that line as other people have commented that it was their favourite.
@peterrebelwithoutamenopaus696210 ай бұрын
I totally forgot they were "Born, on probation..." 😂
@PaulRudd19412 ай бұрын
when terry jones and graham chapman do the interview where he messes up the timing of the microphone is great
@iconoclast13727 күн бұрын
This is one of the funniest things I've ever seen in my life.
@SiruselVaranus16 жыл бұрын
Their father, Arthur Piranha, a scrap metal dealer and TV Quiz Master...........
@Brendanvio13 жыл бұрын
"I've been told Dinsdale Piranha nailed your head to the floor" "No, never! He was a smashing bloke, used to buy his mother flowers and that. He was like a brother to me." "But police actually have film of Dinsdale nailing your head to the floor." "Well, yeah, he did that." "Why?" " Well, I 'ad transgressed the unwritten law" " What had you done?" "Er, he didn't tell me that, but he said their was a case and that's good enough for me with old Dinsie. I 'ad to insist! He wanted to let me off!"
@bootymanager15 жыл бұрын
That's my favourite part, because that's exactly how certain people talked about the krays 😂 As though they were really nice blokes, and not homicidal gangsters 😂
@andysmallwood330027 күн бұрын
This was my all-time favorite skit from the Flying Circus
@BaldwinVoice7 ай бұрын
'The Golden Age of Ballooning' and 'Mr Neutron' episodes were also single uninterrupted sketches.
@TheMorticeLock12 жыл бұрын
-Best Part- Reporter: He nailed your head to the floor? Vince: At first, yeah. Perfect!.
@Filmdude200114 жыл бұрын
The Piranha Brothers are being incorporated into the new League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
@neonatalpenguin13 жыл бұрын
TV quizmaster...lol this one is timeless
@adi87tya17 жыл бұрын
Yup def Graham Chapman, my favourite part of any Monty sketch! ...and then he nailed my head to the floor! ha! Amazing
@ultraflash15 жыл бұрын
Ooh, never noticed that the Pythons used a clip from Jean Sibelius' work (however short!), at 0:17 here. It's Intermezzo from _Karelia Suite_ (composed in 1893.) It's one of my favorites too!
@stalhandske964910 ай бұрын
Classic line amongst classic lines. Classicest I'd say.
@Ant57fr12 жыл бұрын
I always subscribe to those who upload monty's silly sketches!
@vardellsfolly52008 жыл бұрын
Spinny norman 😂😂
@ackerjawaka474210 ай бұрын
this is one of the best sketches ever! *lol* i completely forgot this one! "starring...billy bremner"
@krimskrams16 жыл бұрын
IIRC the MCC still controlled/had the biggest voice in the game worldwide at the time this episode was filmed.
@thelegendfamily483610 жыл бұрын
Y'know, my parents know a builder who sounds almost exactly like that! (minus the kid-threatening part; he's actually a nice guy.)
@DaL33T512 жыл бұрын
.. & did he nail there heads to a coffee table?!
@johngale909810 ай бұрын
@@johngale9098Worse: he used sarcasm.
@pronkb0003 ай бұрын
"...chains me to the back of the tank, and take me for a scrape around the Dinsdale's place"
@Fongolitus6 күн бұрын
Born on probation. 😂
@mortalclown381210 ай бұрын
The real ones had just been sent down by then, but their influence still carried on................Funny sketch, and quite brave considering !
@manofweed110 ай бұрын
The interview looks like something Steve Farrell would steal.
@johnhofstetter55157 ай бұрын
Ethel the Frog. Love it!
@ralphgilbert2311 ай бұрын
Cleese you brilliant genius.
@MasteroftheForce133717 жыл бұрын
The true Beatles of comedy!
@larrymcmonagle738Ай бұрын
The Krays. I remember this from 1973 on PBS.
@johngore774411 ай бұрын
Oof Da, "Slit up a treat"?? 😮😦😯😮😮!
@bold8102 ай бұрын
At the age of 15 The Piranha Brothers started attending primary school Hmmmm
@danielwoodhouse55317 ай бұрын
You, uh... got a nice army base here, Colonel...
@ReyaitheShadowWolf10 жыл бұрын
The whole thing is quite funy..
@Kevin-cc8qk2 ай бұрын
pisstake on how people always romance the krays
@tonycavanagh19296 ай бұрын
Alas, Graham Chapman and Terry Jones have both joined the choir invisibule.
@ilokivi4 ай бұрын
I love Ethel The Frog
@Hero195716 жыл бұрын
Nailed your head to the floor. Preferential treatment.
@clivenaylor539210 ай бұрын
I like Eric Idle's voice.
@toddreeder80108 жыл бұрын
Does anyone have any idea what that intro music is at the very beginning?
@CptSchmidt13 жыл бұрын
Vinc Snetterton Lewis, my role model.
@2old4gamez10 жыл бұрын
3:46 - Best. Name. Ever.
@srbrant53914 ай бұрын
Any relation to the Krays is purely deliberate....
@asldkjaslkdj6 ай бұрын
So funny. 😂😂😂
@1emmajones11 ай бұрын
First they began to operate what they called The Operation. In it, they would select a victim and then threaten to beat him up if he paid them the so-called protection money. Four months later, they started another operation which they called The Other Operation. In this racket they selected another victim and threatened not to beat him up if he didn't pay them. One month later, they hit upon The Other Other Operation. In this, the victim was threatened that if he didn't pay them they would beat him up.
@NYCentralSpotter107010 жыл бұрын
genius.
@FrazerRice10 жыл бұрын
This, for the Piranha Brothers, was a turning point.
The best parts are the school interview at 2:14 and the line "and tv quiz master". i lmfao at those. i have this on a dvd called "Micheal Palin's Personal Best", i also own "Eric Idle's Personal Best", "Life of Brian", "Holy Grail", "And now for something completly different", "Almost the truth", "At last the 1948 show". and this christmas, i hope to find the flying circus box set.
@goodiesguy13 жыл бұрын
@flautobasso THANK YOU :D
@CptSchmidt13 жыл бұрын
Doug and Dinsdale were born, on probation... XD
@ReyaitheShadowWolf11 жыл бұрын
I just saw the trailer for the new Tom Hardy movie, Legend, and realized that the Piranha brothers were based on real people. Funny shit.
@joshcarrico65348 жыл бұрын
It was a huge joke that the Piranha Brothers were 'sentenced to 400 years'. In the USA that happens routinely. I always wonder how long they really keep the corpse in the cell.
@qwadratix3 ай бұрын
wasn't a cake stand?
@MisterSynyster15 жыл бұрын
Stig?! Wasn't he a Rutle? Lol.
@BethGoth1516 жыл бұрын
I'm not British, so I have to ask; what is the MCC?
@j0njn12 жыл бұрын
Marylebone Cricket club. (MCC) I think they run the Lords cricket ground. Very pukka...
@johnthompson1611 ай бұрын
Coach Red Ruffinsore use to date that'n yah? 🎉
@bold8103 ай бұрын
@kenfig I must agree with you. I find this and Full Frontal Nudity two of my favourites.
@Brendanvio13 жыл бұрын
I want a conversation pit.
@greyforge2711 жыл бұрын
love it at 5:09
@jaspernatchez7 жыл бұрын
What did Clement do I wonder 😆🤔
@garyfrombrooklyn3 ай бұрын
A Kray bros reference?
@Pagliacci_Rex10 ай бұрын
Cartesian dualism
@robertjsmith2 ай бұрын
He sawed my head off... kind enough chap though...
@ZacHawkins426 жыл бұрын
0:16 on Jean Sibeliuksen säveltämästä Karjala-sarjasta. Torilla tavataan!
@haijyvelho7 жыл бұрын
John cleese is so funny in drag ........
@Kevin-cc8qkАй бұрын
4:35 Charles Paisley the baby crusher? But what about Frank Goliath the Macedonian?
The best Python sketch I reckon, 'They were born, on probation'
OMG I forgot how funny this stuff was. Jones interviewing Chapman and pointing the mic away from him. It's just gags layered on absurdities on top of an insane premise. God love them.
I really miss this brand of silly nonsense.
‘He was a cruel man, but fair.’ A great line.
Agreed. A line I still use now. 😂😂😂😂
It gets changed to 'Vicious but fair' in some versions I believe
😂
"Ethel the Frog" is such a nice title for a TV show, even if the contents of the show are completely unrelated. More TV shows should be called "Ethel the Frog"
This is comic gold, the height of nonsense/hilarity blended together with such style as only the British could do. There are wonderful examples of human comedy across the world--it's part of the nature of the all humans to have a sense of humor. The hominids who wandered into Britain and settled just happened to come up with a uniquely wacky way of expressing humor.
Bless the British, they've got an extra dose of funny genes.
.. .. .. excellent .
Such a great piss take of the Kray twins.
When I was in high school, Python played on WTTW in Chicago 11:30 on Sunday night. I spent about a month prowling the halls between classes, poking around corners and saying "Dinsdale... Dinnnssssdal?!?" in a pretty good imitation. The vast herds around us thought we were crazy.
Ццццыыыццццццыы́ѳйййфйф
Did you understand all of the references - like this one on Billy Bremner - or did you try and look them up. Easy nowadays with Google. Tough if not impossible in those days.
Same here! In high school back then and laughing about the naughty bits! Of course keen on discussing the philosopher references, too! Then there was Carol Cleveland...
Yep remember that in the 70's
I remember it being on at 1030 in Chicago on Wttw
This is the sketch that hooked me. I knew nothing about the Kray twins, but I knew that this was the funniest bit that I had ever seen. Long live Spiney Norman.
I remember watching Monty Python with my sister after we had worked late in a restaurant and laughing our asses off and our dad would come downstairs in his underwear and watch for a few minutes before stating “I don’t get it” which made it even funnier.
Brilliant skit on The Krays!!!!!
After seeing the Movie "Legend" this sketch is funnier than ever.
Graham was fantastic in this sketch.
This was probably his best moment as a Python, in perhaps their best sketch. This sketch might have also been one of Palin's finest moments. Pure comedy gold.
Agree
'biting the heads off whippets'
Lovely stuff.
An interesting expose of the London underground in the 1970s. Very historically valuable.
Many references to corrupt politicians, gaydom and the coppers are very close to the truth. The Krays were still alive at the time this was broadcast. I wonder what their reaction was when they saw this.
R.I.P Graham Chapman..A Legend!!!!!!
My father was from E. London and I heard stories about the "wide boys" and out and gangsters he knew of and this skit certainly resonates with me in the most hilarious way. I had relatives and met people when I was there who had accents like that. Funniest people I have ever met.
'he was a cruel man but fair " ah my hero
Ethel the frog. Just the title makes me laugh. One of the best scenes they done. Together with Wrong way Norris and Dennis Moore.
"Well one day I was at home threatening the kids"
😂
I love this episode! The whole concept on nailing someone's head to the floor is crazy lol!
One my favorites 😂
@@alfx5432 lol thanks for reminding me about this after 15 years!
Only the British, and maybe the Mafia, would come up with a line like that.
"Screwed my pelvis to a cake stand" 😂
Love holding the mic to the one not talking!
+Brian Battles Graham's physical acting is hilarious.
We called a little kid who lived across the street Dinsdale for years. Not our fault his name was Doug.
oh god "They split me nostrils open!" cant stop laughing
Mi sketch favorito de todos los tiempos...Lo mejor que hay,me crie mirando a estos grandes...Monty Phyton para siempre
I hear you've been a naughty boy, Clement
My name’s not Clement 😗
My family lived in England for four years when I was a child. I recognize the name Billy Bremner as a football player on Leeds United.
The Piranha brothers ran the "other, other operation" protection racket w/"Dean-O" and Luigi Fercotti on British Army bases in the Seventies.
Eric's and, especially, Roger's acting are hilariously good in this one
Excellent acting from whichever of them played Spiney Norman.
@@raypurchase801 kzhead.info/sun/q7Jpg9eyg2mXaGw/bejne.html
Who's Roger?
@@danielwoodhouse5531 Maybe a pseudonym for Ethel the Frog.
Comedic genius . The twists and turns. Wonderful
The Krays, brutal poofs. Just love this episode.
I learned about the Krays years after I first saw this sketch. At first, I just thought it was a brilliant bit of nonsense - and I watched and listened to it over and over, had the TV episode on video tape and I also had the album. After hearing about the Kray Twins and their careers, everything kind of came together.
Only one of them was gay.
maybe 🤔
One of my favorite Python sketches.
Watched these from 1969 as a 20 year old in England. Reminded me after reading this anecdote from Bob Hope, years later. Bob Hope reminisced that he was playing a theatre in Chicago in the 30s when Capone ruled the city. Hope was already quite famous by then. During the show his straight man said, 'My brother slapped Al Capone's face last week'. Hope said, 'He's a brave man, where is he? I'd like to shake his hand'.The straight man replied, 'I'm not gonna have him dug up just for that!' It got a big laugh in the theatre.. Later, Hope said he was relaxing in his hotel room with a drink before bed, and the phone rang. A classic gangster voice on the line (not Capone, obviously one of his lieutenants) said, 'Are youse Bob Hope de comedian?' Hope cautiously said, 'Yes'. 'I believe youse told a joke about Mr Capone last night, and Mr Capone would prefer you didn't tell dat joke again'. Hope said, 'Yes sir, no problem, sorry sir, never, again'. And he never did, of course. I wonder if a Kray brother rang Python from prison? 😂 Only joking. They were doing 30 years then and died in prison. Superb sketch as 99% of Python sketches are. 'He was a cruel man, but fair'. Always remember that line as other people have commented that it was their favourite.
I totally forgot they were "Born, on probation..." 😂
when terry jones and graham chapman do the interview where he messes up the timing of the microphone is great
This is one of the funniest things I've ever seen in my life.
Their father, Arthur Piranha, a scrap metal dealer and TV Quiz Master...........
"I've been told Dinsdale Piranha nailed your head to the floor" "No, never! He was a smashing bloke, used to buy his mother flowers and that. He was like a brother to me." "But police actually have film of Dinsdale nailing your head to the floor." "Well, yeah, he did that." "Why?" " Well, I 'ad transgressed the unwritten law" " What had you done?" "Er, he didn't tell me that, but he said their was a case and that's good enough for me with old Dinsie. I 'ad to insist! He wanted to let me off!"
That's my favourite part, because that's exactly how certain people talked about the krays 😂 As though they were really nice blokes, and not homicidal gangsters 😂
This was my all-time favorite skit from the Flying Circus
'The Golden Age of Ballooning' and 'Mr Neutron' episodes were also single uninterrupted sketches.
-Best Part- Reporter: He nailed your head to the floor? Vince: At first, yeah. Perfect!.
The Piranha Brothers are being incorporated into the new League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.
TV quizmaster...lol this one is timeless
Yup def Graham Chapman, my favourite part of any Monty sketch! ...and then he nailed my head to the floor! ha! Amazing
Ooh, never noticed that the Pythons used a clip from Jean Sibelius' work (however short!), at 0:17 here. It's Intermezzo from _Karelia Suite_ (composed in 1893.) It's one of my favorites too!
Classic line amongst classic lines. Classicest I'd say.
I always subscribe to those who upload monty's silly sketches!
Spinny norman 😂😂
this is one of the best sketches ever! *lol* i completely forgot this one! "starring...billy bremner"
IIRC the MCC still controlled/had the biggest voice in the game worldwide at the time this episode was filmed.
Y'know, my parents know a builder who sounds almost exactly like that! (minus the kid-threatening part; he's actually a nice guy.)
.. & did he nail there heads to a coffee table?!
@@johngale9098Worse: he used sarcasm.
"...chains me to the back of the tank, and take me for a scrape around the Dinsdale's place"
Born on probation. 😂
The real ones had just been sent down by then, but their influence still carried on................Funny sketch, and quite brave considering !
The interview looks like something Steve Farrell would steal.
Ethel the Frog. Love it!
Cleese you brilliant genius.
The true Beatles of comedy!
The Krays. I remember this from 1973 on PBS.
Oof Da, "Slit up a treat"?? 😮😦😯😮😮!
At the age of 15 The Piranha Brothers started attending primary school Hmmmm
You, uh... got a nice army base here, Colonel...
The whole thing is quite funy..
pisstake on how people always romance the krays
Alas, Graham Chapman and Terry Jones have both joined the choir invisibule.
I love Ethel The Frog
Nailed your head to the floor. Preferential treatment.
I like Eric Idle's voice.
Does anyone have any idea what that intro music is at the very beginning?
Vinc Snetterton Lewis, my role model.
3:46 - Best. Name. Ever.
Any relation to the Krays is purely deliberate....
So funny. 😂😂😂
First they began to operate what they called The Operation. In it, they would select a victim and then threaten to beat him up if he paid them the so-called protection money. Four months later, they started another operation which they called The Other Operation. In this racket they selected another victim and threatened not to beat him up if he didn't pay them. One month later, they hit upon The Other Other Operation. In this, the victim was threatened that if he didn't pay them they would beat him up.
genius.
This, for the Piranha Brothers, was a turning point.
Spiny Norman
I WAS a man in a brown coat lol
Sibelius - Karelia Suite, 1st movement: Intermezzo
It's a fair cop, but society is to blame.
He just nailed my pelvis to a coffee table...
Cake stand.
The best parts are the school interview at 2:14 and the line "and tv quiz master". i lmfao at those. i have this on a dvd called "Micheal Palin's Personal Best", i also own "Eric Idle's Personal Best", "Life of Brian", "Holy Grail", "And now for something completly different", "Almost the truth", "At last the 1948 show". and this christmas, i hope to find the flying circus box set.
@flautobasso THANK YOU :D
Doug and Dinsdale were born, on probation... XD
I just saw the trailer for the new Tom Hardy movie, Legend, and realized that the Piranha brothers were based on real people. Funny shit.
It was a huge joke that the Piranha Brothers were 'sentenced to 400 years'. In the USA that happens routinely. I always wonder how long they really keep the corpse in the cell.
wasn't a cake stand?
Stig?! Wasn't he a Rutle? Lol.
I'm not British, so I have to ask; what is the MCC?
Marylebone Cricket club. (MCC) I think they run the Lords cricket ground. Very pukka...
Coach Red Ruffinsore use to date that'n yah? 🎉
@kenfig I must agree with you. I find this and Full Frontal Nudity two of my favourites.
I want a conversation pit.
love it at 5:09
What did Clement do I wonder 😆🤔
A Kray bros reference?
Cartesian dualism
He sawed my head off... kind enough chap though...
0:16 on Jean Sibeliuksen säveltämästä Karjala-sarjasta. Torilla tavataan!
John cleese is so funny in drag ........
4:35 Charles Paisley the baby crusher? But what about Frank Goliath the Macedonian?
@ about :13: BILLY BREMNER!!
Why the caned laughter
Where's Spiny Norman?