Despite how much I love them, I've only seen a handful of their skits. Watched Grail.

I've never seen Meaning of Life.

@story, no, they got on my nerves very thouroughly actually.

God, could Blackjack STOP calling herself a stupid pony in Project Horizons. It's getting really hard to take that statement seriously anymore

@Story: How were they supposed to have ending credits when they had sacked all the credit people?

Also, I need a good name for a rock star pony, because I stink at coming up with good pony names.

Epic Rift?

I thought "Epic Rift used Earthquake!" when I heard that.

edited 14th Jun '12 5:26:28 PM by crowlover

Hmmm....perhaps.

It might be a little too obvious though...

Seen all three Python movies, and a smattering of episodes, mostly when they were broadcast on this one channel on saturday nights. I think it was PBS. At any rate it didn't have any commercials, just like how they were originally broadcast. Usually the episodes consist of a bunch of sketches that may have loose thread connecting each other but I remember one episode (probably my favorite) that had an overarching plot that dealt with giant sentient blancmanges (pro. bloo-mawng) turning the entire population of England into Scotsmen so that they could win Wimbledon.

Sweet melody? Riffer? Chorder? Strumly? Fiddle Diddle? Tonal Shift? Keyof? Major Chord?

@ginger: Bloody peasant.

I do kind of wish they had used the original ending for Holy Grail, the final one I suppose fit's the show's randomness but isn't nearly as satisfying. I can actually picture the cast trying to recreate it now as a DVD extra with a deliberately horrible Gilliam stand in (or using his urn like they did in interviews).

Admitedly a lot of the show's humor was hit and miss. Though as I got older I came to find a lot of it's more obscure stuff funny. And Now For Something Completely Different is basically a compilation of all their best bits however, if that counts as a film, it's probably the best.

Just found a copy of the episode. So here it is.

So it got stormy outside pretty fast. Time for... I don't know, scary things online or something.

They could have just ended it.

One of favorite sketches:

What kind of music does Andrew WK play?

I think my favorite is the Spanish Inquisition episode.

@Mousa: I'm thinking of something more along the lines of the mid-80's "surfs through the world on a sea of groupies and illicit substances" types of name. Basically, start tossing out stereotypical Hair Metal band names and something should stick.

@Applelight: Party music. There's really no other way to describe it. This is his signature song.

edited 14th Jun '12 5:40:00 PM by JapaneseTeeth

1. I'll try but I have no knowledge of that era and
2. I was trying to go for "not obvious" like Cheerilee or Sweetie Belle are not specifically indicative and just names.

Whatever the name is, are you going to put egregious diactrical marks in it?

edited 14th Jun '12 5:41:46 PM by crowlover

With the characters purpose in mind, the more ridiculous the better. If I was writing something more serious I'd totally go with one of your suggestions.

... I come back after a long day to find that we're once again on the topic of Andrew WK AND I missed out on a discussion about Juggalos? Sheesh...

Fun fact - years before he died of an overdose, one of my mom's ex-boyfriends got work as a freelance artist. He created the design for ICP's album, "Shangri-La: The Wraith".

Quiet Riot?

edited 14th Jun '12 5:42:41 PM by ApplelightLimited

You guys were talking about The Metamorphosis, but I just finished reading The Meowmorphosis, where instead of getting turned into a giant cockroach he turns into a kitten. The author flushed out the story a bit more by adding a piece that looks like it came from "The Trial".

The kitten definitely made it far more... readable for me... I dont like bugs.

Leadhead? High Shreik? Power Chord? Key Raise? Orchestrocker? Steel Tones? Fierce Cry? Roar Score?