The Monty Python team is set for a television comeback with a new six-part series.
American broadcaster PBS will air the new series which is a compilation of new and old footage from the iconic British comedy troupe, a spokesman for the network said.
Each one of the five remaining Python members - John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Michael Palin and Terry Jones - will write and present an episode each.
The five remaining members will collaborate for the sixth episode which is dedicated to the late Graham Chapman.
Monty Python's Personal Best will air in the US next year although no deal has yet been struck to broadcast the series in Australia and the UK.
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Ironically,with the chase and murder of an innocent Brazilian by our Police,you start to wonder.It seems like only yesterday that British Police didn't carry guns,let alone have a shoot-to-kill policy.elizabeth wrote:To be fair though, I think the vital difference is that our armed services are not DELIBERATELY TARGETING innocent civilians.
Yes Dave,i agree,but i'm not saying owt else cos this topic seems too incendiary for this boardsound world wrote:Ironically,with the chase and murder of an innocent Brazilian by our Police,you start to wonder.It seems like only yesterday that British Police didn't carry guns,let alone have a shoot-to-kill policy.elizabeth wrote:To be fair though, I think the vital difference is that our armed services are not DELIBERATELY TARGETING innocent civilians.
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