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Before Monty Python there is Dave and Tom's Bookshop Sketch

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Uploaded by on Jul 20, 2007

Yes, 1958 rehearsal of Dave and Tom's tribute to Dave and Tom unearths this sketch where a man Tom Konkle) returns a copy of a book to an economy book store owner (David Beeler) Written by David Beeler and Tom Konkle from a concept by Tom Konkle and Gino Vianelli www.daveandtom.com

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  • As far as I know the original bookshop sketch was from "At last the 1948 show".  Marty Feldman was buying the book from John Cleese. I can't see it on Youtube.

  • We havent seen that either actually. I have heard of it. We did this a "joke" on our importance in history of comedy but it would be AMAZING to see an early Cleese Feldman sketch

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  • No its mine. Tom

  • I cant help you there we are making up this ourselves.

  • So it was you! Thanks heaps for the giggles. Whilst I enjoy noticing the influence Python has had on subsequent comedy, I am also very keen to know about the influences on Python. Please tell me when you wrote this and how it fell in their hands.

    Kindest regards.

  • I wrote this as an original sketch. Sorry it is in no way Python.

  • I'm looking the Monty Python version. I am curious to know, though, if it was not orginally a Python sketch, whose was it?

  • It actually is not originally a Monty Python sketch.

  • I think im looking for the same thing... Its hard to find i guess

  • Can anyone help me? I'm trying to find Monty Python's Bookshop sketch. I don't want a rendition of their Bookshop sketch, the Cheese Shop sketch etc. combined in this performance.

    The performers obviously like Monty Python. Can they help me?

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