Articles tagged "terry jones"![]() Performing Arts FeatureThe Secret Policeman’s Ballsby Emma Simmonds[11.Mar.09] :. The seemingly smutty and initially baffling title is the collective moniker for a series of Amnesty International benefit concerts, held in London. Featured Article![]() TV DVD ReviewThe Complete Monty Pythons Flying Circus: Collectors Edition Megasetby Jesse Hassenger[26.Nov.08] :. The Python legacy is like the Python treatment of death: vast, ridiculous, constant. ![]() TV DVD ReviewTerry Jones: Medieval Livesby Stuart Henderson[29.Apr.08] :. In this excellent collection of eight 30-minute episodes shot for the BBC, Terry Jones offers a kind of Holy Grail redux -- informed, intelligent, and often hilarious. ![]() TV DVD ReviewTerry Jones’ Barbariansby Bruce Dancis [McClatchy Newspapers (MCT)][20.Feb.08] :. Former Monty Python member Terry Jones takes a new look at history. ![]() PopMatters Picks: The Best of TV on DVD FeaturePart 2 - Outsider Influencesby PopMatters Staff[9.Oct.07] :. TV was at a standstill. On one side -- the status quo. On the other -- the innovators from outside the mainstream. Guess who ended up winning the 'classics’ argument? PopMatters Picks: The Best of TV on DVD ![]() TV DVD ReviewThe Personal Best of Monty Pythons Flying Circusby Sean O’Neal[26.Sep.06] :. A nostalgia-tinged scrapbook satisfying to only the most ardent of collectors. Monty Python’s Flying Circus: 16 Ton Megaset Collectionby Bill Gibron[3.Nov.05] :. In the heavenly hierarchy of humor, Monty Python's Flying Circus is God. Its four-year run on the BBC resulted in 45 stellar examples of superior sketch comedy. Do Not Adjust Your Setby Scott Carlson[16.Sep.05] :. Do Not Adjust Your Set was part of a trio of prehistoric Python shows. Monty Python’s Life of Brian (1979)by Bill Gibron[29.Apr.04] :. This time around, Life of Brian might be seen for what it is: an icon of irreverent comic brilliance. Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975)by Jesse Hassenger[21.Oct.03] :. The extras in this two-disc set are ample and appropriately Python-y. Monty Python and the Holy Grail (1975/2001)by Susan GlenThe social/political commentaries . . . are still relevant and imaginative, and the inventive physical and verbal humor is still the stuff that bladder accidents are made of. |
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