Monty Python's Top 20 sketches

[Desdichado]

I miss the Spanish Inquisition.
The whole routine about "what did the Romans ever do for us" was funnier than the stoning by "bearded women" as was the whole Biggus Dickus routine.
I always quite like the Incontinent's Marathon, or whatever that one was called.
Twit of the year is also a classic.
And despite the fact that they're probably overplayed, the dead parrot and the lumberjacks will probably always be my favorites.

 

[thalmin]

How about Mr Creosote (sp) from Meaning of Life?
Better get a bucket!

 

[Qlippoth]

I didn't expect the spanish inquisition on first place. *g*

But i really dont know.

I really, really dont know.

I really, really, really dont know with sketch would be better.

So what you're saying here is, in fact, that even you, you are afraid, really just don't know?

 

[Thornir Alekeg]

I would drop Eric the Half a Bee and insert the Bruces sketch and Philospher's Song in it place.

Rule # 6: There is NO rule #6.

 

[David Howery]

I think the Dead Parrot sketch is the funniest sketch, but the Lumberjack song is their best song. I also will always have a fond memory of the Spam sketch because one of my less-than-serious one-shot D&D adventures I ran featured Spam Vikings (as well as giant hamsters, tinker gnomes, a giant evil flumph, and a huge robotic hamster, but that's a whole 'nuther story)....

 

[Hand of Evil]

How about Mr Creosote (sp) from Meaning of Life?
Better get a bucket!

I could not help but laugh at that and was sick at the same time, which I found very very distressing!

You also had the penis song in the Meaning of Life.

And Corprate Raiders are the beginning.

 

[Dragon Mage]

There are so many it's hard to rate them. In my case it's the one I saw last that is the best. But I have to agree the the Twit of the year needs to be in there. Also:

Black Knight
Mr. Moore and the Lupins
"Let's not not bicker and argue over who killed who"
see my sig....

 

[Fenris]

No Cheese Shop? That's just wrong...
I also like I Like Traffic Lights, Man turns into Scotsman, The semaphore version of "Wuthering Heights", Bruces, and the one with the play-by-play commentary of a famous writer whom I can't remember right now.

Thomas Hardy

 

[Viking Bastard]

I always liked the one about the gangs of grannies running rampant myself.

But it's not as clear cut as the ones on the list.