(Original Airdate: 11/18/15) John details the early days of Python in the US, from their PBS roots to their rock star concerts.
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This guy is perfect as adolf hitler in a comedy movie
ReplyI loved watching Andy slide one in and make John Cleese genuinely laugh. Really cool moment:)
ReplyThanks Conan for making me Google John Cleese to make sure he didn’t die….
ReplyJohn Cleese is 6’5″?!
ReplyIf anyone gets that book theres very very little about python in it but its still amazing to read. So many hilarious stories.
ReplyI genuinely get scared now when i see a clip of an oldie.. Thankfully all ok with the wonderful John Cleese.
ReplyLONG LIVE MONTY PYTHON!
ReplyLove how Cleese involved Andy in his interview. Normally people just talk to Conan and don’t get Andy involved. Andy is amazing.
ReplyLiving Legend
ReplyHe will also teach you how to defend against an attacker using fresh fruit as a weapon. Should set him up with TFG.
ReplyWhen Holy Grail aired on KCET (the PBS affiliate in Los Angeles) during a pledge drive in the late-70s, with Graham Chapman presenting, I was in my mid-teens, and my parents sat me down to watch it.
ReplyI had very bad asthma, so laughing too hard was very dangerous for me.
That night, I inaugurated my “Phlegm Factor” system for rating comedy, of which that film achieved a perfect 10.0!
PBS has an educated viewership…thats why it worked. If it was on a primetime station back then, they wouldnt have got it and it would have failed miserably
ReplyAnd I would watch all 40 days
ReplyAndy once again steals the bit. With a Pythonesque quip no less.
ReplyFor as much as people bag on PBS their programming is top notch. Educational entertaining and groundbreaking ps huge John Cleese fan!
ReplyFawlty towers is a masterpiece!
Replyyes everyone once in a while ill hear a good song from when and think well that got 6 years to get to me lol
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