17 Facts Proving That Monty Python's History is as Chaotic as Their Comedy

It's over 50 years since Monty Python's Flying Circus shocked British screens with their anarchic (anarcho-syndicalist?) approach to humor. It's rare for a show that old to be remembered, except by TV historians -- and yet, we're willing to bet our shrubbery that you have watched something by Monty Python in the last few months. Now we're here to give you a quick tour through the work and history of these very naughty boys.

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Monty Python’s Final Goodbye

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