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I don't care, this is the greatest sketch of all time.

John Cleese & Jonathan Lynn - The Last Supper

Recorded Apr. 1976 at Her Majesty's Theatre, London, EnglandFrom "A Poke in the Eye (With a Sharp Stick)" ('76)

11:35 AM · Nov 28, 2022

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And the correct version. The one with Eric Idle lacks the tension needed.

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Link please.

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I love the Cleese vs

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version from ‘89

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It's brilliant. But this gets my vote.

Falconhoof and Jingle the Jester - Limmy's Show - BBC Two

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It works mate! lol!

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Agreed.

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I love that you love this. I love this. This version often overshadowed by the Hollywood Bowl one. I love you.

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I sometimes have to talk about the “client experience” in my day job. I always think of this sketch.

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