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The Late Late Show February 21st

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    #152
    RayM
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7,973 ✭✭✭RayM


    Gilliam's cartoons were the only consistently great part of Monty Python.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXCpYgd338U


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    #153
    Welsh Megaman
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    Atlantic Dawn wrote: »
    No Louis Walsh this time showing us around the prize destination, I'm so dissappointed I'm going to rip my TV licence up in anger.

    He's ill with sunstroke :pac:


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    #154
    Skid X
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    vforvictory wrote: »
    You reckon Ryan really spotted girl in hat or was that contrived?

    Nah ...
    Screenwriter, film director, animator, actor and member of the Monty Python comedy troupe, Terry Gilliam, will join The Late Late Show line-up this week.
    We have a few remaining seats for Gilliam fans so if you would like to join us live in studio this Friday please email latelateextra@rte.ie and tell us what's your favourite Terry Gilliam film and why. Please remember to include your name and contact number. #LateLateShow

    https://www.facebook.com/thelatelateshow?fref=ts


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    #155
    Ally Dick
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    Skid X wrote: »
    The BBC were about to throw away the first two series of Monty Python until someone tipped off Terry Jones and he smuggled out the original films.

    It's hard to believe how little regard they had for their own archive.


    No surprise. Someone watched it and saw that it was rubbish


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    #156
    Ol' Donie
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    COYW wrote: »
    More apt for us at the moment.

    Boooo!

    :-D


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    #157
    Welsh Megaman
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    Can we have just one BBC Four documentary without Bono?


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    #158
    RayM
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    Skid X wrote: »
    The BBC were about to throw away the first two series of Monty Python until someone tipped off Terry Jones and he smuggled out the original films.

    It's hard to believe how little regard they had for their own archive.

    RTE weren't much better. The f*ckers wiped almost all of Bosco.


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    #159
    Skid X
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    Welsh Megaman wrote: »
    By their own admission, the first few series of Python was a bit hit-and-miss...that type of 'surreal' humour hadn't been seen on mainstream tv before.

    The original series weren't repeated in full until quite recently. Instead, they had compilation episodes.

    A rare case of comedians realising that not all their work is great.


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    #160
    Atlantic Dawn
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    Pat The Baker, legend but we never see him in the flesh.


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    #161
    Welsh Megaman
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    Ally Dick wrote: »
    No surprise. Someone watched it and saw that it was rubbish

    monty-python-o.gif


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    #162
    vforvictory
    Registered Users Posts: 226 ✭✭vforvictory


    Any depression guests on tonight?


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    #163
    Roger_007
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    Skid X wrote: »
    Most of Monty Python is not very funny.

    I've always been a fan. I think the Life of Brian is the best comedy film ever made. Sure, some of their stuff didn't work because they were always experimenting. When it did work it was brilliant.


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    #164
    Zeek12
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    The Python sketches were hit and miss but when they hit they were awesome!!

    The Final rip-off collection on audio tape (proper old school!) is highly recommended.
    Great memories of long car journeys as a kid in fits of laughter to it


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    #165
    COYW
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    Atlantic Dawn wrote: »
    Pat The Baker, legend but we never see him in the flesh.

    He is the Enya of slice pans. She was not one for public appearances too.


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    #166
    Atlantic Dawn
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    Old school slot, potential for a bite or one going for a dump, either would make me happy.


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    #167
    Skid X
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    Roger_007 wrote: »
    I've always been a fan. I think the Life of Brian is the best comedy film ever made. Sure, some of their stuff didn't work because they were always experimenting. When it did work it was brilliant.

    I agree - I love the films, I should have said I meant the original series.

    I suppose that's the nature of sketch shows, they will always be hit and miss.


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    #168
    Roger_007
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    Sometimes dogs kill babies......?


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    #169
    vforvictory
    Registered Users Posts: 226 ✭✭vforvictory


    Love dogs!


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    #170
    Welsh Megaman
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    The LLS is now staging it's own Python sketch!


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    #171
    Skid X
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    I thought he had a talking dog for a minute :(


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    #172
    orangesoda
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    Tubridys tie is shockingly bad looking


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    #173
    Atlantic Dawn
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    Kid superglued to the dog for cuteness.


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    #174
    vforvictory
    Registered Users Posts: 226 ✭✭vforvictory


    Roger_007 wrote: »
    Sometimes dogs kill babies......?

    Sometimes people kill babies...


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    #175
    Royal Legend
    Registered Users Posts: 2,655 ✭✭✭Royal Legend


    ahhhh phupaes :o


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    #176
    Skid X
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    A dog that can predict an epilepsy attack - I am impressed.

    Cats - you need to raise your game.


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    #177
    JM Skipton
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    Ashamed to say never got the whole python thing myself, bit like I don't get imelda may and Damian Dempsey which would be contrary to public opinion


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    #178
    take everything
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    That is amazing.


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    #179
    Welsh Megaman
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    This won't end well


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    #180
    Atlantic Dawn
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    And a hefty langer on him...


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    #181
    cofy
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    Marmaduke/Charlie so cute. Little girl is fabulous.


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