History Film / MontyPythonLiveAtTheHollywoodBowl

* TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers: In the "Philosophy Football" sketch, the Greeks score the only goal with seconds left to win the match, but as the announcer describes it, the Germans are disputing it:
-->'''Announcer''': Hegel is arguing that the reality is merely an ''a priori'' adjunct of non-naturalistic ethics, Kant via the categorial imperative is holding that ontologically it exists only in the imagination, and [[Creator/KarlMarx Marx]] is claiming it was offside.

* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Either it was a mistake to have Creator/{{Michelangelo| Buonarroti}} be the artist for "Art/TheLastSupper", or they were trying to show why he would have been a worse choice than Creator/LeonardoDaVinci (most compilations label this as "Why Michelangelo Didn't Paint The Last Supper", supporting this option. Michelangelo invokes this himself when the Pope is aghast that he has painted The Last Supper with ''three Christs'' in it; apparently [[RuleOfThree the fat one balances out the two skinny ones.]]

* ArtisticLicenseHistory: Either it was a mistake to have Creator/{{Michelangelo| Buonarroti}} be the artist for "The Last Supper", or they were trying to show why he would have been a worse choice than Creator/LeonardoDaVinci (most compilations label this as "Why Michelangelo Didn't Paint The Last Supper", supporting this option. Michelangelo invokes this himself when the Pope is aghast that he has painted The Last Supper with ''three Christs'' in it; apparently [[RuleOfThree the fat one balances out the two skinny ones.]]

* {{Corpsing}}: A surprising amount:
** Creator/GrahamChapman has a hard time keeping a straight face after Creator/TerryGilliam vomits into his policeman's hat during the Crunchy Frog sketch.
** Creator/MichaelPalin cracks up at one point in the Argument Clinic sketch.
** Throughout most of the History of the Joke sketch, Creator/TerryGilliam seems to be on the verge of laughing.
** In the Dead Bishop sketch, Creator/EricIdle starts off the sketch by making Creator/TerryJones corpse badly, but by the end, pretty much everyone on stage is barely able to contain their laughter. Apparently this was a common occurrence with live performances of the sketch.
*** It doesn't help that they also have technical problems, which include a flying wig and microphone feedback.

* FollowtheBouncingBall for the Bruces' song

* {{Corpsing}}: A surprising amount.

* NoFourthWall: Much like ''Flying Circus'', the fourth wall doesn't appear to exist. At the beginning, Creator/MichaelPalin addresses the audience, and twice during the show the performers actually come off stage: Creator/JohnCleese is approached by Creator/TerryJones in the middle of the stands during the ''Albatross'' sketch[[note]]Cleese clearly becomes increasingly agitated as drunk[=/=]high audience members call out lines, heckle him, and try to grab at the albatross prop[[/note]], and during the ''Travel Agent'' sketch, John chases Creator/EricIdle around the audience, with them both climbing over railings and people's tables.

* {{Yellowface}}: Terry Gilliam as Mao Zedong in the "World Forum" sketch.

* VomitIndiscretionShot: The live show's version of the Crunchy Frog sketch features Terry Gilliam's Constable Parrot vomiting into his helmet on stage. (Gilliam actually ran offstage to put cold beef stew in his mouth.) And Creator/GrahamChapman's Inspector Praline forces Parrot to put his helmet back on.

Filmed in 1980 and released in theaters two years later, ''Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl'' is a live show filmed at the, you guessed it, Hollywood Bowl in California. Starring the six Pythons, Creator/CarolCleveland and musician Music/NeilInnes, the show recreated some of their most famous sketches, often with a twist, and also added some new material, as well as some of the footage from the German episodes.

Filmed in 1980 and released on video in 1982, Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl is a live show filmed at the, you guessed it, Hollywood Bowl in California. Starring the six Pythons, Creator/CarolCleveland and musician Music/NeilInnes, the show recreated some of their most famous sketches, often with a twist, and also added some new material, as well as some of the footage from the German episodes.

* {{Corpsing}}:

* VomitIndiscretionShot: The live show's version of the Crunchy Frog sketch features Terry Gilliam's character vomiting into his helmet on stage. (Gilliam actually ran offstage to put cold beef stew in his mouth.) And the Creator/GrahamChapman's character forces him to put his helmet back on.

** In the Dead Bishop sketch, Creator/EricIdle starts off the sketch by making Creator/TerryJones corpse badly, but by the end, pretty much everyone on stage is barely able to contain their laughter.

* CountryMatters: "Of course you don't get any fucking wafers with it, you cunt!"

-->'''Michealangelo''': One?!