History Recap / MontyPythonsFlyingCircusS2E9

Title: ''How to Recognize Different Parts of the Body''

* TheEnd: The episode ends with the policeman from Monaco performing "Bing Tiddle Tiddle Bong". He bends over, an arrow points at his butt, and we get our last lesson on how to recognize parts of the body: "Number #31. The end."

* StuffBlowingUp: The penguin on top of the Pepperpots' TV explodes for no reason, other than it was apparently scheduled to explode.

* NuclearMutant: The giant cat is hailed as a "miracle of atomic mutation". It turns nasty once the killer cars are all gone and it goes after people instead.

* ILoveNuclearPower: The giant cat is hailed as a "miracle of atomic mutation". It turns into a NuclearNasty once the killer cars are all gone and it goes after people instead.

* {{Corpsing}}: The very best example comes from the "Penguin On The Television" scene. Graham Chapman's exclamation of "Oh, intercourse the penguin!" is clearly an ad lib. How can you tell? Creator/JohnCleese obviously trying to stifle his laughter and get back in character...
** Graham also noticeably does this earlier in the same sketch right after saying "Burma!"

* ILoveNuclearPower: The giant cat is hailed as a "miracle of nuclear science". It turns into a NuclearNasty once the killer cars are all gone and it goes after people instead.

* HaveAGayOldTime: Implied with the "camping holiday" scene.

And now for something completely different, it's: multiple examples of different parts of the body, a new professor to the University of Woolamaloo ("Bruces"), a talk show with a man who contradicts the host, a patient who goes to get rhinoplasty as part of a larger plan to get the doctor to ask him to go camping, a cartoon about killer cars and giant cats, a questionable airline, a recreation of the world's first heart transplant with old ladies, the first underwater performances of ''Theatre/MeasureForMeasure'' and ''Theatre/HelloDolly'', two ladies listening to the death of Mary Queen of Scots on the radio, the same two ladies discussing the penguin on top of their television set, a detective who can't explain what crime has been committed, and an officer performing "Bing Tiddle Tiddle Bong".

* TheEnd: The episode ends with the Moroccan policeman performing "Bing Tiddle Tiddle Bong". He bends over, an arrow points at his butt, and we get our last lesson on how to recognize parts of the body: "Number #31. The end."

* ILoveNuclearPower: The giant cat is hailed as a "miracle of nuclear science". It turns into a NuclearNastie once the killer cars are all gone and it goes after people instead.

* TheEnd: The episode ends with the Moroccan policeman performing "Bing Tiddle Tiddle Bong". He bends over, an arrow points at his butt, and we get our last lesson on how to recognize parts of the body: "Number #32. The end."

* HaveAGayOldTime: Inferred with the "camping holiday" scene.

* LogicBomb: The Bruces' Rule 6 is "There is no rule 6".

And now for something completely different, it's: multiple examples of different parts of the body, a new professor to the University of Woolamaloo ("Bruces"), a talk show with a man who contradicts the host, a patient goes to get rhinoplasty as part of a larger plan to get the doctor to ask him to go camping, a cartoon about killer cars and giant cats, a questionable airline, a recreation of the world's first heart transplant with old ladies, the first underwater performances of ''Theatre/MeasureForMeasure'' and ''Theatre/HelloDolly'', two ladies listening to the death of Mary Queen of Scots on the radio, the same two ladies discussing the penguin on top of their television set, a detective who can't explain what crime has been committed, and an officer performing "Bing Tiddle Tiddle Bong".