Monty Python The Meaning of Life - The Protestant View

A scene from the 1983 Monty Python classic "The Meaning of Life".

*The end got cut off and he actually says "Multiply everywhere".

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  Film & Animation

[acrovader]

I love how Graham delivers his lines. He doesn't miss a beat.

[Cameron Fairlie]

This is a funny satire for the following reasons: 1) Catholics are being stereotyped here as being dogmatically obsessed simpletons, who treat sex solely as a mechanical means of reproduction. 2) Protestants are being stereotyped as being over-the-top Puritans, obsessed with sex as a forbidden (yet desired) pleasure. People who are intelligent, and who understand the brilliant British humor of Monty Python, will agree! :D

[Stephanie Briggs]

His accent and cadence is lovely!

[sahiblindberg]

yes, but because you analyze humor like that, you must be very boring person (even if this scene is funny because of things you said)

[88BigPhill88]

Oh, yes Harry! Oooooh!

[Ericka v g Leijonhufvud]

forgot coma after love,

[Ericka v g Leijonhufvud]

Would his 'old fella' rise to the occasion d'ye think? My auld fela has a wee bit of a problem. Love this made me laugh like a drain. But the Pythons were/are brilliant no one touches them. Miss their Flying Circus.

[Carolina Margulies]

Yeah, the catholic couple surely had a good time... lots of times

[Peakhunter1]

You seriously need a doctor.

[analbumcover500]

And yet, you continue to reply

[analbumcover500]

They will also not have sex.