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Not a drop of Jamesons in the house to make it offical, but I could certainly watch some Father Ted later on, you?

@duzit Totally right - I think its fantastic. The camera work in matching up the modern shots is clearly a labour of much love and, given modern traffic, verging on suicidal at times, and even the music is very thoughtfully chosen. Thanks from me too Doc, it's a gem of a find! Of course I...

You're only supposed to blow the bloody candles out.

You'll be fine - they played some of it one time on QI and everyone on the show seems to be in one piece, as am I. Maybe have a very funny suicide song on standby as an antidote: "Don't Jump off the Roof Dad" would probably do the trick nicely - if they could play that on Junior Choice, its...

Totally agree - put me off baked beans for a while, though, but worth it for the music. The Lair of the White Worm leaves "screwed up" fading to a tiny dot in the rear view mirror - possibly one of the most bonkers film I have ever seen.

Takes one to know one, kind sir.

Holy. Crap. I'll have the veal. Sauce on the side.

Big YES to all you say - songs might be the clue to what I'm figuring out here - a classic song: there are performers who can interpret and remake traditional versions, but maybe there are specific performances you can't or shouldn't attempt to mimic. This might be coming from a very English...

I'm boggling so much at the overlap of films I'd say are my all time greats + stuff I've never heard of, in the same lists> Thank you Elanor, for starting this thread. My list - for today, maybe not tomorrow though: Mellow chuckles: Sense and Sensiblilty, Genevieve, Four Weddings Belly laughs...

From your mouth to Trump's brain - oh... I can see the problem right there ...

YES! Don't know whether to laugh, cry or pour another glass so near to bedtime... I know - a true bedtime story for all followers of the true Brian: (1) Welsh Methodists were amongst the most appalled by the film and opposed to its release in parts of Wales. (2) Sue Jones-Davies (Judith) went...

Blessed ARE the cheesemakers... we know this to be true.

You still haven't picked a side: what DID the Romans ever do for you?

Alms for an ex-leper... (and a cheery good evening to you, young Metal)

Woooo-hooo! Good man yourself! We could play "favourite quote" We could cheerfully sit and snigger, in a cyber-but-together act of Python solidarity... Or I could ask - "Judean People's Front" or "People's Front of Judea"? you potential splitter? Declare yourself, or there will be no wolf...

Love it to bits! Give me a wet Saturday afternoon with this, + Harvey + Adam's Rib and I might just laugh and cry myself silly....

Glad to offer a fall back at least. To think that that was a film I simply sat back and enjoyed hugely, without thinking how much an unsolved niggle could provoke such a determined (and hopefully soluble) puzzle. Happy hunting!

Blazing Saddles Carry on Cowboy High Noon Two Mules for Sister Sarah Serenity

Bad of us, yes. ALTHOUGH: my grandma's rabbit stew put me off rabbit for 30 years - she was very much an on-the-fractured-splintery-bone stew-maker of a gran. You couldn't eat the casserole that was trying to chew you back. AND I've seen some mind-boggling design work on the original Alien set...

Damn! Never got one of those before - thank you, kind sir (I think). Anyway - I believe we were discussing Westerns...... (damn, I never know to quit when I'm behind) (oh god, don't.....) Will I drag every Western thread into Blazing Saddles territory?