It’s been 50 years of lumberjacks, dead parrots, and Spam. Watching Flying Circus 50 years later is an odd experience: As an audience member, you can see the bones that would go on to inspire ...

Monty Python's Flying Circus first hit the airwaves 40 years ago, on 5 October, 1969. The timing was awful: it went out late on a Sunday night, in a slot formerly filled by a religious programme.

It's been 50 years since "Monty Python’s Flying Circus" first aired and yet fans can still quote from iconic sketches such as the "Ministry of Silly Walks," "Dead Parrot" or "The Spanish ...

Monty Python has released Python Bytes, giving iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad users access to 22 of the best sketches from series one of ‘Monty Python’s Flying Circus’.

They were, and have remained, something completely different. Thirty years ago this week, “Monty Python’s Flying Circus” was first unleashed on unsuspecting audiences — at least in England ...

“From the very beginning, Monty Python's Flying Circus demonstrated quite clearly that the group's six members were after something quite uncategorizable,” a feature on the show website reported.

As Monty Python's Flying Circus marks its 55th anniversary, the top 10 episodes have been ranked on IMDb - but an iconic sketch has missed out on the top spot.

'Monty Python's Flying Circus' was almost canceled after one episode, but went on to become one of television's most influential comedy series.

Now comes Python Bytes, a collection of 22 sketches from the first season (or "series," to use Brit-speak) of the "Monty Python's Flying Circus" TV show.

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