I will play this on the show this week for a couple of
diehard Doctor Who fans.
I was never a huge follower myself but I get it.
A very unique show, notorious for its lack of budget
and reliance on low tech stage props, it had a great
continuous arc to it all that was easy to follow.
Typical British acting always helps, especially when it’s
as interesting as this was.
This is done by KLF, aka The Timelords, a decent techno
source for a while back in the day…

A silly but quite humorous look at back when The Three Stooges
were king and deservedly so.
Moe appears to be pretty mean spirited at the beginning but in
this case it’s the edit, what came before it makes it much less so.
I must admit, this scene brings back memories.
Gotta love the Curly reference in the singing…

This is a great piece by Pete Correale.
He goes places no one else does, has a nice sense of humor,
and he embraces the “average Joe” lifestyle.
In short, he relates to the common person in all of us.
Good imagery here…

I loves me a good parody, and this is one of them.
John Denver might not have liked it too much.
But what did he know about flying?!
Too Soon?
This is what I experience EVERY time I fly.
I hate it, immensely.
Nick Tansley and friend with a keeper…

A splendid scene from a thoroughly classic flick.
Monty Python and the Holy Grail is as good as it gets
as far as comedy movies go, full of quotable moments
and encounters to make it a very interesting experience.
Connie Booth, then wife of John Cleese, plays the poor
witch, Graham Chapman as King Arthur, and Terry Jones
as Sir Bedevere.
John Cleese, Terry Gilliam and Eric Idle are the folks who
want to burn witches.
Rumor has it Neil Innes is one of the monks at the beginning
who was into head bonking…