Directed by Ian Fordyce • Drama • With Tim Brooke-Taylor, John Cleese, Graham Chapman, Marty Feldman, Aimi Macdonald, Jo Kendall, Dick Vosburgh, Barry Cryer, Dick Holmes • 1967 • 25 minutes
Consideration of the penultimate show will inevitably be dominated by the presence of the original and best rendition of the classic Four Yorkshiremen sketch, ever since indelibly associated with Monty Python, but there is much else to admire here, including another outing for Sydney Lotterby, Tim’s chartered accountant dance and a surreal piece involving a dentist climbing inside his patient’s mouth. The show was previously reconstructed almost complete, apart from one of Aimi’s contributions, but that was superseded by the recovery presented here – not only a complete telerecording, but one with much better visual quality.
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Directed by Ian Fordyce • Drama • With Tim Brooke-Taylor, John Cleese, Graham Chapman, Marty Feldman, Aimi Macdonald, Jo Kendall, Dick Vosburgh, Barry Cryer, Ronnie Corbett [uncredited] • 1967 • 25 minutes
Just as the first episode survived in David Frost’s personal archive, so did the last, alb...