The looneys are back once more to discuss David Frost, to talk about the dumbest thing Terry Gilliam ever said, and to roast pretentious Monty Python fans. Also we talk about the episode at some point.

The Looneys are back to discuss the fact that the homicidal barber and his customer are definitely gay, to go on a lengthy discussion of the nuances of the lumberjack sketch, and somehow, get on the subject of how animal piss is collected. Also, did Arthur Nudge actually sleep with a woman before his appearance in this episode?

The punchline debate continues and gets particularly heated in this episode. Also, Kaylee expresses her desire to do our next episode in the cliffs, we discuss the origins of the Dead Parrot Sketch, and we get feminist yet again.

Spoilers: this is Ethan's least favorite episode of Flying Circus. Also, the looneys get feminist, talk about blancmanges, struggle to tell blonde women apart, and generally have a difficult time talking about this episode at all.

In this episode, a couple of sketches made us Uncomfortable. Also, we do a PSA on violence, put on our tinfoil hats, and Kaylee takes over as the resident Python expert.

In this episode we finally agree on whether something is a punchline! Also, we discuss union flies, try our hands at ASMR, and somehow get on the subject of furries again.

In this episode, the ongoing punchline debate continues, we discuss edible artwork, and the absurd volume of John's voice.

In this episode, Ethan's audio sounds horrible because he used his laptop mic by mistake (sorry about that). Also, we talk about pure unfiltered John Cleese rage, whether or not one of the characters in this episode is a vampire, and get in a fight over what qualifies as a punchline.

In this episode, we talk about cat torture, John's horrible Southern accent, and discuss which of the Pythons is most likely to be a furry.