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How to Irritate People (1968) (TV)
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21 January 1969 (USA) morePlot:
In this mock-documentary, John Cleese narrates a series of sketches on irritation -- types and techniques... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
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(Complete credited cast) | John Cleese | ... | Himself - Various |
 | Tim Brooke-Taylor | ... | Various Characters |
| Graham Chapman | ... | Various |
| Michael Palin | ... | Various |
| Gillian Lind | ... | Various |
| Connie Booth | ... | Various |
| Dick Vosburgh | ... | Various |
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68 minCountry:
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MonoFilming Locations:
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In this special, John Cleese coins the term "Pepperpot" which means "a certain type of middle-aged woman who uses irritation as a way of life; it's the only thing she's really good at." This is the word for the little old ladies portrayed by Cleese and his colleagues on "Monty Python's Flying Circus" (1969) moreQuotes:
Flight Attendent: Hang on, there's someone going into the washroom. Wait, he's in, he's in.Flight Attendent, Pilot #1, Pilot #2: Five, four, three, two, one.
Pilot #2: Please return to your seats and fasten you safety belts immediately.
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Lets not forget what we are watching here. This is a Python like tv episode of early sketch comedy. For a present audience, yes, it has many gaps and holes with very little if no comedy. But don't forget, this was produced in 1968! Before Laugh In and seven years before SNL! For what Python was doing then, was not only genius what probably the funniest act on television to the date. So, before you act critical, think again. This is what motivated much of the sketch comedy we see on television today.