Is this peak British humour?

>>211922806 (OP)
I fart in OP's general direction

Five is right out!

>>211922806 (OP)
Monty Python was never funny and if any of its fans took off their rose-tinted nostalgia goggles for even a second they'd realize it too.

It’s highly accurate to folklore. The only thing the rabbit needed was a sword.

>>211922935
What would be an example of comedy that is good, in your opinion?

>>211922975
Watership down squeakuel now!

Yeah, unironically.

Pretty much everything since tries to copy this shit in one way or another

I'm more of an aardman animation guy
Wallace and Gromit and Creature Comforts are kino

>american humor on the internet
>puns
>puns everywhere

>>211922806 (OP)
LMAO THE WIZARD'S NAME WAS TIM

>>211922935
>Monty Python was never funny

I really like comedy in a medieval settings, a combination we dont get frequently enough

>>211926746
american movie tho

No

what's everyone's favorite flying circus sketch. for me it's the one where michael palin is stuck in the deja-vu tv program.

>>211927173
Twit of the Year is by far the best.

>>211925044
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Do9dMUiaM8

I had to go look it up because I forgot how much I liked that scene.

>>211926914
>Madame Swish, 3:30
Always makes me laugh
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUiOYrCBDvk

Bottom is a perfect show, wish there was more. It's one of those stereotypical "5 episodes a season, 3 seasons, then never again" British shows.

>>211922806 (OP)
its good

>>211923003
ponty mython

>>211922806 (OP)
I laughed my ass off as an American

>>211924779
WE GOT ONE BOY, WE GOT THAT FILTHY EUROPOOR MAD, MISSION ACCOMPLISHED

/THREAD

>>211925044
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyZaUwG50zI
I quote this everyday this year

>>211928258
lol wut? they made a show abt bottoms?

>>211928258
Don't forget 'Filthy Rich & Catflap'.

>>211922935
Life of Brian is one the best movies ever made.

>>211922806 (OP)
Is Monty Python really big in America or something? I am not saying they are disliked (especially back in their heyday) or not known in the UK or anything, but rarely does anyone in the UK actually seem to talk about them.

>>211931974
that's just because the UK has been destroyed by racial replacement

>>211926746
This was absolutely horrific. There are hardly any jokes, and what little "jokes" there are tend to be horrible and repeated multiple times.

Like the gag where the evil prince guy is getting annoyed by something and does a face for 20 seconds. Happens like three times, is not funny, and is capped off by a loudspeaker gag that was done better and in 2 seconds in Spaceballs.

>>211927173
I don't remember what it's called or what episode it was in but the sketch where I think it was Chapman at a mansion, waiting for an appointment or something and at first he breaks something by accident and it starts escalating from there until the entire place is falling apart.

>>211922975
Aren’t there murals of knights fighting monstrous snails too

I like how the wizard capable of spontaneously exploding shit is afraid of a god forsaken rodent

>>211935622
I like how there's suddenly a proper royal escort behind the knights that we have never seen before, just to pass them the holy hand grenade before they disappear again.

>>211933015
I have no memory of that one

>>211931974
>rarely does anyone in the UK actually seem to talk about them.
Haven't they all been canceled?

>>211925044
thats not funny either though

>>211936107
Funny how these headlines never go with the equally accurate "millions in agreement with celebrity about trannies." It's almost like it isn't news at all rather just tedious left wing propaganda.

>>211932890
Mel Brooks is hit or miss, he's made some of the funniest and unfunniest movies out there

>>211936107
John Cleese making a career out of mocking stuffy old British conservatives and then becoming a stuffy old British conservative later in life will never stop being funny to me

>>211928788
it's obviously a canadian

>>211935584
they are tiny knights fighting normal sized snails. drawn in the margins of books by bored monks in no hurry to start the next greek to latin "translation"

>>211937221
This is literally just called growing up

>>211937659
He was in his 30's while he was mocking it though

No, Life of Brian is.

>>211922806 (OP)
Literally the funniest movie of all time.

>>211937768
you havent got a womb

>>211922975
This is literally just a comic book

>>211937924
obviously its not meant to be taken literally. It refers to any manufacturers of dairy products

>>211922935
The television series is fantastic and the enormous number of skits per episode with a theme basically defines modern comedy television.

>>211938337
he's got a wife, you know