History Recap / MontyPythonsFlyingCircusS2E6

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Raymond Luxury-Yacht insists that his name is spelled "Luxury-Yacht", but pronounced "Throatwobbler Mangrove".

* YouNoTakeCandle: The dead Indian reveals that he's only mostly dead when he says "[[TontoTalk Me heap dizzy]]."

Despite Creator/JohnCleese not being able to appear in the show this week, it's: the game show ''It's a Living'', multiple impersonations at a school prize giving, an interview of the filmmaker L.F. Dibley, multiple people with important sounding titles performing various activities, a dung and dead Indian delivery, a man trying to converse with another man while being recorded by other people, an interview with Raymond Luxury Yacht that ends abruptly due to silliness, a marriage register who thinks everyone wants to marry him, and the election night results ("Election Night Special").

* ItIsPronouncedTroPAY: "No, it's ''spelt'' 'Raymond Luxury-Yacht', but it's pronounced 'Throat-Warbler Mangrove'."

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Eric Idle's character of Timmy Williams was ''very'' obviously based on the Python's old boss, DavidFrost. So much so that, the second Idle appears on stage in character, the audience laughed and applauded.

* YouNoTakeCandle: The dead Indian reveals that he's only mostly dead when he says "[[TontoTalk Me heap dizzy]]."

* GagNose: Raymond Luxury-Yacht sports a ridiculously large, obviously false nose, which the interviewer points out and pulls on.

* TheTopicOfCancer: In an animated segment a prince sees a black spot on his face, but ignores it. Then he dies of cancer. Bowlderised in later episodes to gangrene, much to Graham Chapman's disgust. Goes back to "cancer" when this sketch is played in the feature-length ''And Now for Something Completely Different''.
* YouNoTakeCandle: The dead Indian reveals that he's only mostly dead when he says "Me heap dizzy."

* MistakenForGay: The sketch where a rather confused clerk kept misinterpreting his patrons' desires to get married; it ended with five men getting married to each other.

* TheTopicOfCancer: In an animated segment a prince sees a black spot on his face, but ignores it. Then he dies of cancer. Bowlderised in later episodes to gangrene, much to Graham Chapman's disgust. Goes back to "cancer" when this sketch is played in the feature-length ''And Now for Something Completely Different''.

Guest starring: Stanley Mason

* TheTopicOfCancer: In an animated segment a prince sees a black spot on his face, but ignores it. Then he dies of cancer. Bowlderised in later episodes to gangrene, much to Graham Chapman's disgust.

Despite Creator/JohnCleese not being able to appear in the show this week, it's: the game show ''It's a Living'', multiple impersonations at a school prize giving, an interview of the filmmaker L.F. Dibley, multiple people with important sounding titles performing various activities, a dung and dead Indian delivery, a man trying to converse with another man while being recorded by other people, an interview with Raymond Luxury Yacht that ends abruptly due to silliness, a marriage register who thinks everyone wants to marry him, and the election night results.

* EpicFail: In the "Election Night Special", Kevin Phillips-[[SayingSoundEffectsOutLoud Bong]] of the Slightly Silly Party doesn't receive a single vote, or '''Pathetic Defeat'''.

Despite John Cleese not being able to appear in the show this week, it's: the game show ''It's a Living'', multiple impersonations at a school prize giving, an interview of the filmmaker L.F. Dibley, multiple people with important sounding titles performing various activities, a dung and dead Indian delivery, a man trying to converse with another man while being recorded by other people, an interview with Raymond Luxury Yacht that ends abruptly due to silliness, a marriage register who thinks everyone wants to marry him, and the election night results.

Despite John Cleese not being able to appear in the show this week, it's: the game show ''It's a Living'', multiple impersonations at a school prize giving, an interview of the filmmaker L.F. Dibley, multiple people with important sounding titles performing various activities, a dung and dead Indian delivery, a man trying to converse with another man while being recorded by other people, an interview with Raymond Luxury Yacht that ends abruptly due to silliness, a marriage register thinks everyone wants to marry him, and the election night results.

* ObligatoryEarpieceTouch: Parodied "Election Night Special" sketch: The commentator holds his hand up to his ear expecting breaking news, but realizes it's actually a buzzing insect [[OrificeInvasion that flew into his ear]].

Despite John Cleese not being able to appear in the show this week, it's: the game show ''It's a Living'', multiple impersonations at a school prize giving, an interview of the filmmaker L.F. Dibley, multiple people with important sounding titles performing various activities, a dung and dead Indian delivery, a man trying to converse with another man while being record by other people, an interview with Raymond Luxury Yacht that ends abruptly due to silliness, a marriage register thinks everyone wants to marry him, and the election night results.

* AccidentalMisnaming: Raymond Luxury-Yacht, pronounced "Throatwobbler Mangrove". And Mrs. Crump (''Pinnett!'') in the Gas Cooker Sketch.

Despite John Cleese not being appear in the show this week, it's: the game show ''It's a Living'', multiple impersonations at a school prize giving, an interview of the filmmaker L.F. Dibley, multiple people with important sounding titles performing various activities, a dung and dead Indian delivery, a man trying to converse with another man while being record by other people, an interview with Raymond Luxury Yacht that ends abruptly due to silliness, a marriage register thinks everyone wants to marry him, and the election night results.

Despite John Cleese not being appear in the show this week, it's: multiple impersonations at a school prize giving, an interview of the filmmaker L.F. Dibley, multiple people with important sounding titles performing various activities, a dung and dead Indian delivery, a man tries to converse with another man while being record by various other people, an interview with Raymond Luxury Yacht that ends abruptly due to silliness, a marriage register thinks everyone wants to marry him, and the election night results.

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