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ricarleite said:
Nobody expects the spanish inquisition!
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Holy crap! I remember owning that issue, and never made the Python connection. It was the year before my local PBS station started airing the show.
IIRC, Barbara and Dick finally discovered their respective secret identities in that tale. Continuity being fluid in those days, I doubt that plot point affected any of the other Bat books. ;)
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I always liked Cardinal Biggles stuttering his way through trying to get the words out: "Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition; in fact, those who do expect . . . er, our chief weapon is, um . . . surprise, and, uh . . ."
And I always lol at the part in the album version where they come into the Architect sketch and try to get by with a shorter version:
"Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition. Our chief weapon is surprise—that's all. Just surprise."
"What about fear?"
"Oh, yes yes all right, surprise and fear."
"And fanatical—"
"SHUT UP!"
the Architect sketch is brilliant, with John Cleese's abattoir and his following tirade. The words "philistine pig ignorance" and "squeezing blackheads" will always resound in my head.
Leonardo said:
the Architect sketch is brilliant, with John Cleese's abattoir and his following tirade. The words "philistine pig ignorance" and "squeezing blackheads" will always resound in my head.
I was more of a fan of the next line...
"Not caring a tinker's cuss for the struggling artiste, you excrement!"
Wonderfully childish yet brilliantly clever.
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Because of Python, it was hard to take the monotonous public access talk shows I had to slave on back in college very seriously.
How I longed for something silly to happen, or a large weight to drop from the studio ceiling.
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