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    bizcampbell — 20 years ago(September 08, 2005 03:12 PM)

    Instead of saying who is my #1 favoriteI'm gonna say why I like each one.
    P.S. I'm just recalling these off the top of my headso the lines probably aren't exactly right.
    Graham Chapman: "Stop that! Stop! This sketch is much too silly.."
    "Outside I have police dog Anniewho is not only trained to sniff out elicit substances..but it also a junkie!"
    "I'm glad that you were all able to join my little pahtayand Flopsie's glad too, aren't you Flopsie? Aren't you Flopsie? grabs Flopsie by the ears and shoots him That'll teach you to play hard to get."
    John Cleese: "What about my rustic monologue.I'm not sleeping with that producer again."
    "I have a theoryIt is mineYou may ask me what it is that is my theory."
    "This parrot is no more! He has ceased to be! He has retired and gone to meet his maker! If you hadn't nailed him to the perch he'd be pushin up the daisies! It's a stiff! Bereft of life he rests in peace! Thisis an EX-PARROT!!" ok i know that line was definately wrong..but i've got 4 more Pythons to talk about!
    Terry Gilliam: actually I'm afraid I can't really quote him
    Eric Idle: "A wink's as good as a nod to a blind bat!"
    "I'll have a whiskey for first coursea whiskey for main courseand a whiskey for pudding..and a bottle of wine"
    "Blonde prostitute will indulge in any sexual activitywhat does that mean?"
    Terry Jones: "Oh molusksI thought you said bacon."
    "To dicuss this topic we have a duck a cat and a lizard.."
    So because everyone did so terribly..I'm going to award first prize to the girl with the biggest tits!!
    Michael Palin: anything to declare "Yes 10 watchesI MEANuhh 1..just one watchno! Not even one watchno watches!!" where are you coming from "switzerlandNO! Uh..I mean.."
    "It's not a razer cutRAZER RAZER RAZER BLOOD SPURT OUT DEATH SCREAM MURDER!!!"
    "The place of the nude in my bed- in the HISTORY of my bed- Art!"
    Favorite sketch: The sketch were Michael comes in as Mr. Gumby looking for Dr. Gumby (John) the 'brain specialist'.
    J: Hullo!
    M: Are you da brain specialist?
    J: Hullo!
    M: ARE YOU DA BRAIN SPECIALIST??
    J: No..no I am not the brain specialist, no, no I am not.YES! Yes I am the brain specialist!
    M: My brain hurts!
    J: Well lets take a look Mr. Gumby
    proceeds to pull off michael's pants
    M: No, no, my brain in my HEAD!
    J: Oh!
    smacks michael's head a few times
    J: It will have to come OUT!
    M: Out of my HEAD?
    J: Yes I must get the nurseNURRSE!NURRRRSE!NURRnurse appearsRRRRRSE!NURRRRRSE!NURRRRRSE! looks startled when he notices her Take Mr. Gumby to a brain surgeon!
    N: Yes, doctorhe's really quite brilliant
    michael and the nurse leave
    J: .my brain hurts TOO!

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      kellsmitty16 — 20 years ago(September 18, 2005 08:29 PM)

      Michael Palin is my favorite Python too. His parts in Holy Grail as Galahad, the swallow-savvy guard, Dennis, the Knight who says "Ni!" and all the other roles in that movie are hilarious. I love the line Galahad has when they're talking to the French guard, 'He says they've already got one!' And he is hilarious as the dad in the Meaning of Life. John Cleese is also hilarious, as the Minister of Silly Walks, and all those other silly roles. Generally, I just love any British comedies Mr. Bean, Fawlty Towers, all of that.

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        smeagol05 — 20 years ago(September 19, 2005 11:29 PM)

        yes yes yes Michael is my favorite, although I've realized that Terry Jones and Eric Idle might be tied for second. I think Eric is just inching ahead of Terry, but he could catch up and perhaps even OVERTAKE poor Eric.

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          quavergirl — 20 years ago(October 21, 2005 08:09 AM)

          defo Michael he rulez as eric idle come close second followed by terry jones then graham chapman john cleese and last but not least terry gilliam

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            cray-zee-gal — 20 years ago(October 31, 2005 07:45 AM)

            I like Michael the best, then eric then the same as quavergirl's answer really. I love him in Fierce creatures and a fish called wanda. You can't not fall in love with michael's character in a fish called wanda, can you?
            there are THREE kinds of people in this world: those who can count and those who can't.

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              helenhere — 20 years ago(December 04, 2005 01:46 PM)

              I agree with cray-zee-gal michael in a fish called wanda is sooooo great, but my favourite python has to be graham chapman because he was soweird. I think he's kinda unappreciated now which is a shame.
              la di dee 1 2 3 eric the half a bee

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                cray-zee-gal — 20 years ago(December 07, 2005 04:12 PM)

                it always is a shame when people are unappreciated, especially when they've worked their butts off.
                there are THREE kinds of people in this world: those who can count and those who can't.

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                  public_image_ltd — 19 years ago(July 28, 2006 10:26 AM)

                  Graham is definitely my favourite. Then Michael, then Terry J, then John, then Terry G and then Eric.

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                    mtrelles — 19 years ago(July 30, 2006 01:20 AM)

                    That's the same order I like them too! Graham, Michael and Terry J, just love them.

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                      britboyal — 19 years ago(August 23, 2006 09:24 AM)

                      Mine is Michael, then John, then Eric

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                        PennyLane1702 — 19 years ago(August 03, 2006 08:49 AM)

                        Way too hard to decide! I love them allbut I think at the moment it would be:
                        1.Michael Palin
                        2.John Cleese/Eric Idle[tied]
                        3.Terry Jones/Graham Chapman[tied]
                        4.Terry Gilliamaww he always gets left til last poor guy
                        "If he was dying he wouldn't bother to carve 'arrrrrgh', he'd just say it!"

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                          trainrobin — 19 years ago(August 27, 2006 07:21 PM)

                          I think John is the best, but I love them all!

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                            fallingangelstar — 19 years ago(August 30, 2006 01:36 PM)

                            All of them are great, but Michael and John are my favourites.

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                              muurahainen — 19 years ago(September 14, 2006 08:16 AM)

                              Michael palin is the best writer, And John is the strongest actor.Graham was a veryveryvery good actor too,but I like Eric the most. He is very clever and funnyERIC HAS BEAUTIFUL HAIR YOb68U KNOW
                              the annoying fish.

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                                breezybrisbane — 19 years ago(September 14, 2006 03:46 PM)

                                Yeah I like Eric Idlefor some reason he seems to embody Python for me. Maybe because he wrote "Spamalot" that's playing in Toronto right now. He's funny as heck though!
                                RIP Larry Hovis 1936-2003

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                                      clynch2-917-456880 — 11 years ago(July 23, 2014 11:02 AM)

                                      John Cleese and Michael Palin tied for first in my book (the chemistry between them is palpable and they seem to always be present for the best sketches/scenes)
                                      Terry Gilliam is third. He is the glue that holds Monty Python Shows together. The animations are absolutely clever, wholly original, and aid in creating the aesthetic that made Python so surreal and terribly funny. His acting contributions are less immediately recognizable, but when you look for him he is usually one of the funniest on screen. Hes got crazy eyes and a big goofy grin (see Cardinal Fang in "The Spanish Inquisition") I'm rambling on about him a bit since he has been largely underrepresented on this board. Also he was Patsy in "The Holy Grail" and delivers my favorite line of the movie, "It's only a model." Meaning of life has some great Gilliam moments as well, including him in drag as the hostess at the conversation restaurant, "It's real Hawaiian food served in an authentic medieval English dungeon atmosphere."
                                      Throw in Graham Chapman, Eric Idol and Terry Jones as another tie, just too hard to decide between them, feel guilty putting one above the other. Love Grahams ability to scream as well as his accent, which makes him the perfect not-so-straight man. Eric Idol, the music python with great comedic timing/rhythm. Love his characters mood swings, (See him as Gaston, the waiter, in Meaning of Life as just one example.) Terry JonesSPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM SPAM baked beans SPAM SPAM
                                      Point is they're all awesome and ranking them is pointlessbut we do it anyway. lol

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                                        Lost_Soul135 — 19 years ago(October 21, 2006 10:57 PM)

                                        Michael Palin
                                        Graham Chapman (Rest In Peace)
                                        Eric Idle
                                        John Cleese
                                        Terry Jones
                                        Terry Gilliam (as a python, but independantly he is fantanstic)

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