"And now for something completely different", refers to what?

hohohaha

Wasn't that a line used pretty regularly in the Monty Python shows? It didn't mean anything at all. It was just a nonsense statement a voice in the background of some of he episodes made every now and then. Feb 26 06, 5:33 AM

wajo	Yes, a segue between Python sketches. It was also the title of a Python anthology. Always very amusing. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0066765/ Feb 26 06, 5:48 AM

SOTHC

It was also the title to the first Monty Python Movie in 1971 Feb 26 06, 5:56 AM

xfacilitatorx

Monty Pythons Flying Circus. http://www.intriguing.com/mp/completelydiff.asp Feb 26 06, 11:54 AM

mattc333

monty python Feb 26 06, 5:29 PM

BungeeAZ

It's also the title of their first film. It was unrelated scripts (much like the TV show). Feb 26 06, 7:31 PM

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