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PsychoNerd054: /* Actual ripoffs */

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Actual ripoffs

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	*The catchphrase "...And now for something completely different" (or "somecummpentydifferent" as Chris [[Speech impediment\|mispronounces]] it). This was a running gag on the Python TV shows, part punchline and part segue. It would usually signal the end of a short bit of surreal imagery and lead into something new. In Chris's case, it's a sign that he's about to randomly access something "humorous". Case in point, CWCFlyingElephants.		*The catchphrase "...And now for something completely different" (or "somecummpentydifferent" as Chris [[Speech impediment\|mispronounces]] it). This was a running gag on the Python TV shows, part punchline and part segue. It would usually signal the end of a short bit of surreal imagery and lead into something new. In Chris's case, it's a sign that he's about to randomly access something "humorous". Case in point, CWCFlyingElephants.
	*At the beginning of CWCFlyingElephants, Chris seems to be attempting to channel Monty Python's "Johann Gambolputty" sketch,<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDPqB9i1ScY]</ref> but all he can muster is "Johann" interspersed with some nonsensical dialog. He then goes on to quote various other sketches, most noticeably a series of "I'd like to see..." lines in which he does an unmistakable impersonation of a "[[wikipedia:Gumbys\|Gumby]]".		*At the beginning of CWCFlyingElephants, Chris seems to be attempting to channel Monty Python's "Johann Gambolputty" sketch,<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDPqB9i1ScY Monty Python - Johann Gambolputty
			]</ref> but all he can muster is "Johann" interspersed with some nonsensical dialog. He then goes on to quote various other sketches, most noticeably a series of "I'd like to see..." lines in which he does an unmistakable impersonation of a "[[wikipedia:Gumbys\|Gumby]]".
	*[[Darkbind Sonichu]]'s fight with the [[Merried Seinor Comic]] in [[Sonichu 3\|''Sonichu'' #3]]. This is an almost word-for-word imitation of King Arthur (Graham Chapman)'s battle with the [[White knight\|Black Knight]] (John Cleese) in ''Monty Python and the Holy Grail''.		*[[Darkbind Sonichu]]'s fight with the [[Merried Seinor Comic]] in [[Sonichu 3\|''Sonichu'' #3]]. This is an almost word-for-word imitation of King Arthur (Graham Chapman)'s battle with the [[White knight\|Black Knight]] (John Cleese) in ''Monty Python and the Holy Grail''.
	*The hedgehog that steals [[Jimmy Hill]]'s teeth in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] originally appeared in the "[[wikipedia:Piranha Brothers\|Piranha Brothers]]" sketch, where he was named "Spiny Norman," although he never showed any particular interest in false teeth. Chris probably just fixates on anything [[Sonic the Hedgehog\|hedgehog]]-related. He's obviously failing at both violence and sarcasm.		*The hedgehog that steals [[Jimmy Hill]]'s teeth in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] originally appeared in the "[[wikipedia:Piranha Brothers\|Piranha Brothers]]" sketch, where he was named "Spiny Norman," although he never showed any particular interest in false teeth. Chris probably just fixates on anything [[Sonic the Hedgehog\|hedgehog]]-related. He's obviously failing at both violence and sarcasm.

Henry Bemis: "Tungsten carbide drills?!"

2025-10-03T00:36:19Z

"Tungsten carbide drills?!"

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	Image:Woodpecker.jpg\|Because ''[[Wikipedia:Ed, Edd n Eddy\|Ed, Edd n Eddy]]'' is really no different than masters of British non-sequitur comedy. [[Chris and reality\|Not in Chris's mind anyway...]]		Image:Woodpecker.jpg\|Because ''[[Wikipedia:Ed, Edd n Eddy\|Ed, Edd n Eddy]]'' is really no different than masters of British non-sequitur comedy. [[Chris and reality\|Not in Chris's mind anyway...]]
	Image:Wavingarms.jpg\|[[Random-access humor]] and Monty Python are completely interchangeable.		Image:Wavingarms.jpg\|[[Random-access humor]] and Monty Python are completely interchangeable.
	~~Image:~~
	Image:TG10.jpg\|''...I wish I'd been a girlie, just like my dear papa!''		Image:TG10.jpg\|''...I wish I'd been a girlie, just like my dear papa!''
			Image:481-TungstenPoster.JPG\| "Tungsten carbide drills?!"
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Hurtful Truth Level at 18:32, 11 May 2023

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			==See also==
			*[[Random-access humor]]

	==References==		==References==
	<references/>		<references/>

	~~==See also==~~		{{TV}}
	*[[Random-access humor]]

	[[Category:Things Chris has ripped off]]		[[Category:Things Chris has ripped off]]
	[[Category:Television shows]]		[[Category:Television shows]]

MathevsEff: /* Actual ripoffs */

2019-03-22T21:26:11Z

Actual ripoffs

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	Gags Chris has ripped from Python TV sketches and movies include:		Gags Chris has ripped from Python TV sketches and movies include:

	*The catchphrase "...And now for something completely different" (or "somecummpentydifferent" as Chris [[Speech impediment\|mispronounces]] it). This was a running gag on the Python TV shows, part ~~punch line~~ and part segue. It would usually signal the end of a short bit of surreal imagery and lead into something new. In Chris's case, it's a sign that he's about to randomly access something "humorous." Case in point, CWCFlyingElephants.		*The catchphrase "...And now for something completely different" (or "somecummpentydifferent" as Chris [[Speech impediment\|mispronounces]] it). This was a running gag on the Python TV shows, part punchline and part segue. It would usually signal the end of a short bit of surreal imagery and lead into something new. In Chris's case, it's a sign that he's about to randomly access something "humorous". Case in point, CWCFlyingElephants.
	*At the beginning of CWCFlyingElephants, Chris seems to be attempting to channel Monty Python's "Johann Gambolputty" sketch<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDPqB9i1ScY]</ref>, but all he can muster is "Johann" interspersed with some nonsensical dialog. He then goes on to quote various other sketches, most noticeably a series of "I'd like to see..." lines in which he does an unmistakable impersonation of a "[[wikipedia:Gumbys\|Gumby]]".		*At the beginning of CWCFlyingElephants, Chris seems to be attempting to channel Monty Python's "Johann Gambolputty" sketch,<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDPqB9i1ScY]</ref> but all he can muster is "Johann" interspersed with some nonsensical dialog. He then goes on to quote various other sketches, most noticeably a series of "I'd like to see..." lines in which he does an unmistakable impersonation of a "[[wikipedia:Gumbys\|Gumby]]".
	*[[Darkbind Sonichu]]'s fight with the [[Merried Seinor Comic]] in [[Sonichu 3\|''Sonichu'' #3]]. This is an almost word-for-word imitation of King Arthur (Graham Chapman)'s battle with the [[White knight\|Black Knight]] (John Cleese) in ''Monty Python and the Holy Grail''.		*[[Darkbind Sonichu]]'s fight with the [[Merried Seinor Comic]] in [[Sonichu 3\|''Sonichu'' #3]]. This is an almost word-for-word imitation of King Arthur (Graham Chapman)'s battle with the [[White knight\|Black Knight]] (John Cleese) in ''Monty Python and the Holy Grail''.
	*The hedgehog that steals [[Jimmy Hill]]'s teeth in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] originally appeared in the "[[wikipedia:Piranha Brothers\|Piranha Brothers]]" sketch, where he was named "Spiny Norman," although he never showed any particular interest in false teeth. Chris probably just fixates on anything [[Sonic the Hedgehog\|hedgehog]]-related. He's obviously failing at both violence and sarcasm.		*The hedgehog that steals [[Jimmy Hill]]'s teeth in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] originally appeared in the "[[wikipedia:Piranha Brothers\|Piranha Brothers]]" sketch, where he was named "Spiny Norman," although he never showed any particular interest in false teeth. Chris probably just fixates on anything [[Sonic the Hedgehog\|hedgehog]]-related. He's obviously failing at both violence and sarcasm.

Darkbind: /* Chris's interpretation */

2018-06-28T18:15:53Z

Chris's interpretation

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	The formula of a normal situation which has become funny in its own right followed by absurdist humor coming directly out of the use of an idiom is totally lost on Chris. Instead he sees it as "SOMEONE SHOUTED SOMETHING RANDOM, IT MUST BE FUNNY."		The formula of a normal situation which has become funny in its own right followed by absurdist humor coming directly out of the use of an idiom is totally lost on Chris. Instead he sees it as "SOMEONE SHOUTED SOMETHING RANDOM, IT MUST BE FUNNY."

	Even the phrase "And now for something completely different" that Chris has <s>borrowed</s> <s>ripped off</s> completely mispronounced and massacred was used in the original sketches as a way to lead into new material, but remained ~~ironic~~ because the segue itself ''was'' completely different from the previous sketch. On the other hand, Chris merely uses it just to introduce more of his [[Chris Chan Update 13 October 2008\|bullshit]].		Even the phrase "And now for something completely different" that Chris has <s>borrowed</s> <s>ripped off</s> completely mispronounced and massacred was used in the original sketches as a way to lead into new material, but remained meaningful because the segue itself ''was'' completely different from the previous sketch. On the other hand, Chris merely uses it just to introduce more of his [[Chris Chan Update 13 October 2008\|bullshit]].

	==Attempts to be Pythonesque==		==Attempts to be Pythonesque==

Darkbind at 22:54, 3 April 2018

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	'''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python\|Monty Python]]''' is a British comedy troupe formed in the late [[1960s]] by [[Homos\|Graham Chapman]], John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Michael Palin. They created the popular comedy sketch show '''''Monty Python's Flying Circus''''' which ran for 5 years on [[Wikipedia:BBC One\|BBC1]] before moving its last year to [[Wikipedia:BBC Two\|BBC2]], becoming a phenomenon in the UK and later developing a strong cult following throughout the English-speaking world.. The troupe followed up the TV show by producing three feature films, including the classic ''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python and the Holy Grail\|Monty Python and the Holy Grail]]''.		'''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python\|Monty Python]]''' is a British comedy troupe formed in the late [[1960s]] by [[Homos\|Graham Chapman]], John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Michael Palin. They created the popular comedy sketch show '''''Monty Python's Flying Circus''''' which ran for 5 years on [[Wikipedia:BBC One\|BBC1]] before moving its last year to [[Wikipedia:BBC Two\|BBC2]], becoming a phenomenon in the UK and later developing a strong cult following throughout the English-speaking world. The troupe followed up the TV show by producing three feature films, including the classic ''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python and the Holy Grail\|Monty Python and the Holy Grail]]''.

	Chris is a fan of the Monty Python comedy productions--he's bought almost [[Chris and money\|$50 worth]] of ''Monty Python'' videos through his [[List of Chris's PSN video downloads\|PlayStation Network]] account--and as is the case with every other form of entertainment he enjoys, he views them as an excellent source of material to [[Parody\|steal]] for his own comics and videos. Due to a minor cultural barrier, he probably doesn't even understand more than half the jokes. Chris has said that his favorite skit from the show is the "[[Wikipedia:Dead Parrot sketch\|Dead Parrot]]" sketch.<ref>[[Mailbag 43]]</ref>		Chris is a fan of the Monty Python comedy productions--he's bought almost [[Chris and money\|$50 worth]] of ''Monty Python'' videos through his [[List of Chris's PSN video downloads\|PlayStation Network]] account--and as is the case with every other form of entertainment he enjoys, he views them as an excellent source of material to [[Parody\|steal]] for his own comics and videos. Due to a minor cultural barrier, he probably doesn't even understand more than half the jokes. Chris has said that his favorite skit from the show is the "[[Wikipedia:Dead Parrot sketch\|Dead Parrot]]" sketch.<ref>[[Mailbag 43]]</ref>

MathevsEff at 12:03, 31 January 2018

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	Even though Chris is a big fan of the Monty Python franchise, he has on more then one occasion gotten the name of the television series wrong. In both [[CWCFlyingElephants]] and his [[Flipnote]] animation [[CWC 3D Voice Check]], he refers to the show as ''Monty Python's Flying'' '''''Elephants''''' (instead of ''Monty Python's Flying'' '''''Circus'''''). This isn't accidental, and Chris believes that "''Flying Elephants''" is the correct name.		Even though Chris is a big fan of the Monty Python franchise, he has on more then one occasion gotten the name of the television series wrong. In both [[CWCFlyingElephants]] and his [[Flipnote]] animation [[CWC 3D Voice Check]], he refers to the show as ''Monty Python's Flying'' '''''Elephants''''' (instead of ''Monty Python's Flying'' '''''Circus'''''). This isn't accidental, and Chris believes that "''Flying Elephants''" is the correct name.

	It is currently unknown whether Chris is aware that Graham Chapman (who, ironically enough, excelled at playing the comic "straight man") was openly [[Homos\|gay]], and, in fact, one of the first openly gay men on television, thus making him something of a hero to modern day queer and queer-friendly people. If so, this clearly doesn't stop him from enjoying the show; he is, after all, a fan of ''[[LittleBigPlanet]]'', despite its narration by [[Wikipedia:Stephen Fry\|Stephen Fry]], who is also openly gay. So, [[Chris and hypocrisy\|as long as they entertain him, Chris is willing to tolerate homosexuals]].		It is currently unknown whether Chris is aware that Graham Chapman (who, ironically enough, excelled at playing the comic "straight man") was openly [[Homos\|gay]], and, in fact, one of the first openly gay men on television, thus making him something of a hero to modern-day queer and queer-friendly people. If so, this clearly doesn't stop him from enjoying the show; he is, after all, a fan of ''[[LittleBigPlanet]]'', despite its narration by [[Wikipedia:Stephen Fry\|Stephen Fry]], who is also openly gay. So, [[Chris and hypocrisy\|as long as they entertain him, Chris is willing to tolerate homosexuals]].

	The sextet's sense of humor is difficult to categorize. It combines satire, surrealism, cultural references, the deft use of non-sequitur, and liberal doses of vulgarity that often made it controversial back in the day. One way to define the Python style of comedy, though, might be this: imagine if [[Chris]]'s infamous [[random-access humor]] were actually somehow made funny, and not in a so-bad-it's-good way.		The sextet's sense of humor is difficult to categorize. It combines satire, surrealism, cultural references, the deft use of non-sequitur, and liberal doses of vulgarity that often made it controversial back in the day. One way to define the Python style of comedy, though, might be this: imagine if [[Christian Weston Chandler\|Chris]]'s infamous [[random-access humor]] were actually somehow made funny, and not in a so-bad-it's-good way.

	==Chris's interpretation==		==Chris's interpretation==

Don'tCallAnybody at 13:44, 14 September 2017

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	'''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python\|Monty Python]]''' is a British comedy troupe formed in the late [[1960s]] by [[Homos\|Graham Chapman]], John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Michael Palin. They created the popular comedy sketch show '''''Monty Python's Flying Circus''''' which ran for 5 years on [[Wikipedia:BBC One\|BBC1]] before moving its last year to [[Wikipedia:BBC Two\|BBC2]], becoming a phenomenon in the UK and later developing a strong cult following throughout the English-speaking world~~, like in America through reruns on local [[Wikipedia:Public Broadcasting Service\|PBS]] affiliates~~. The troupe followed up the TV show by producing three feature films, including the classic ''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python and the Holy Grail\|Monty Python and the Holy Grail]]''.		'''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python\|Monty Python]]''' is a British comedy troupe formed in the late [[1960s]] by [[Homos\|Graham Chapman]], John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Michael Palin. They created the popular comedy sketch show '''''Monty Python's Flying Circus''''' which ran for 5 years on [[Wikipedia:BBC One\|BBC1]] before moving its last year to [[Wikipedia:BBC Two\|BBC2]], becoming a phenomenon in the UK and later developing a strong cult following throughout the English-speaking world.. The troupe followed up the TV show by producing three feature films, including the classic ''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python and the Holy Grail\|Monty Python and the Holy Grail]]''.

	Chris is a fan of the Monty Python comedy productions--he's bought almost [[Chris and money\|$50 worth]] of ''Monty Python'' videos through his [[List of Chris's PSN video downloads\|PlayStation Network]] account--and as is the case with every other form of entertainment he enjoys, he views them as an excellent source of material to [[Parody\|steal]] for his own comics and videos. Due to a minor cultural barrier, he probably doesn't even understand more than half the jokes. Chris has said that his favorite skit from the show is the "[[Wikipedia:Dead Parrot sketch\|Dead Parrot]]" sketch.<ref>[[Mailbag 43]]</ref>		Chris is a fan of the Monty Python comedy productions--he's bought almost [[Chris and money\|$50 worth]] of ''Monty Python'' videos through his [[List of Chris's PSN video downloads\|PlayStation Network]] account--and as is the case with every other form of entertainment he enjoys, he views them as an excellent source of material to [[Parody\|steal]] for his own comics and videos. Due to a minor cultural barrier, he probably doesn't even understand more than half the jokes. Chris has said that his favorite skit from the show is the "[[Wikipedia:Dead Parrot sketch\|Dead Parrot]]" sketch.<ref>[[Mailbag 43]]</ref>

	Even though Chris is a big fan of the Monty Python franchise, he has on more then one occasion gotten the name of the television series wrong. In both [[CWCFlyingElephants]] and his [[Flipnote]] animation [[CWC 3D Voice Check]], he refers to the show as ''Monty Python's Flying'' '''''Elephants''''' (instead of ''Monty Python's Flying'' '''''Circus'''''). This isn't accidental, and Chris ~~actually~~ believes that "''Flying Elephants''" is the correct name.		Even though Chris is a big fan of the Monty Python franchise, he has on more then one occasion gotten the name of the television series wrong. In both [[CWCFlyingElephants]] and his [[Flipnote]] animation [[CWC 3D Voice Check]], he refers to the show as ''Monty Python's Flying'' '''''Elephants''''' (instead of ''Monty Python's Flying'' '''''Circus'''''). This isn't accidental, and Chris believes that "''Flying Elephants''" is the correct name.

	It is currently unknown whether Chris is aware that Graham Chapman (who, ironically enough, excelled at playing the comic "straight man") was openly [[Homos\|gay]], and, in fact, one of the first openly gay men on television, thus making him something of a hero to modern day queer and queer-friendly people. If so, this clearly doesn't stop him from enjoying the show; he is, after all, a fan of ''[[LittleBigPlanet]]'', despite its narration by [[Wikipedia:Stephen Fry\|Stephen Fry]], who is also openly gay~~, and he (Chris, not Stephen) claims to like lesbian porn~~. So, [[Chris and hypocrisy\|as long as they entertain him, Chris is willing to tolerate homosexuals]].		It is currently unknown whether Chris is aware that Graham Chapman (who, ironically enough, excelled at playing the comic "straight man") was openly [[Homos\|gay]], and, in fact, one of the first openly gay men on television, thus making him something of a hero to modern day queer and queer-friendly people. If so, this clearly doesn't stop him from enjoying the show; he is, after all, a fan of ''[[LittleBigPlanet]]'', despite its narration by [[Wikipedia:Stephen Fry\|Stephen Fry]], who is also openly gay. So, [[Chris and hypocrisy\|as long as they entertain him, Chris is willing to tolerate homosexuals]].

	The sextet's sense of humor is difficult to categorize. It combines satire, surrealism, cultural references, the deft use of non-sequitur, and liberal doses of vulgarity that often made it controversial back in the day. One way to define the Python style of comedy, though, might be this: imagine if [[Chris]]'s infamous [[random-access humor]] were actually somehow made funny, and not in a so-bad-it's-good way.		The sextet's sense of humor is difficult to categorize. It combines satire, surrealism, cultural references, the deft use of non-sequitur, and liberal doses of vulgarity that often made it controversial back in the day. One way to define the Python style of comedy, though, might be this: imagine if [[Chris]]'s infamous [[random-access humor]] were actually somehow made funny, and not in a so-bad-it's-good way.
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	==Attempts to be Pythonesque==		==Attempts to be Pythonesque==
	[[Image:Wavingclothes.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Do none of your friends want to be in your naked, retarded comedy re-enactments? Or, even worse, you have no friends at all? No problem. Talking to ~~clothes~~ in a funny voice will do just fine.]]		[[Image:Wavingclothes.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Do none of your friends want to be in your naked, retarded comedy re-enactments? Or, even worse, you have no friends at all? No problem. Talking to your clothing in a funny voice will do just fine.]]
	If CWCFlyingElephants is to be our guide to how Chris thinks Monty Python humor is constructed, then we are to believe that things can be funny by skipping around to several random clips with no set-up or basis (while [[~~Duck~~\|naked]], no less). To top it off, Chris throws in bits of completely unrelated material from ''other'' comedy shows that have humor completely different from Monty Python, such as ''[[South Park]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Ed, Edd n Eddy\|Ed, Edd n Eddy]]''. While both shows are highly-regarded in their own rights, the fact remains that these programs are all known for their different, unique varieties of humor, which doesn't stop Chris from mashing them together in a retarded fashion that he thinks represents Monty Python.		If CWCFlyingElephants is to be our guide to how Chris thinks Monty Python humor is constructed, then we are to believe that things can be funny by skipping around to several random clips with no set-up or basis (while [[Nudes\|naked]], no less). To top it off, Chris throws in bits of completely unrelated material from ''other'' comedy shows that have humor completely different from Monty Python, such as ''[[South Park]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Ed, Edd n Eddy\|Ed, Edd n Eddy]]''. While both shows are highly-regarded in their own rights, the fact remains that these programs are all known for their different, unique varieties of humor, which doesn't stop Chris from mashing them together in a retarded fashion that he thinks represents Monty Python.

	In addition to not involving proper set-up, planning and generally anything clever to the comedy process, Chris also fails to realize that one character having dialogue is confusing. Whereas Monty Python will have either funny monologues related to one topic or derive humor from juxtaposing the absurd with the normal, Chris just carries on a conversation with himself and loses all nuances of setting and context.		In addition to not involving proper set-up, planning and generally anything clever to the comedy process, Chris also fails to realize that only one character having dialogue is confusing. Whereas Monty Python will have either funny monologues related to one topic or derive humor from juxtaposing the absurd with the normal, Chris just carries on a conversation with himself and loses all nuances of setting and context.

	==Actual ripoffs==		==Actual ripoffs==

Darkbind at 21:13, 11 September 2016

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	{{Quote\|And now for something completely different.\|Quote from ''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python's Flying Circus\|Monty Python's Flying Circus]]''}}		{{Quote\|And now for something completely different.\|Quote from ''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python's Flying Circus\|Monty Python's Flying Circus]]''}}

	{{Quote\|...And now for [[Speech impediment\|sometycompentydifferent]]. BUNG!\|Chris, trying to quote Monty Python through flapping [[Autism\|~~Aspie~~]] lips}}		{{Quote\|...And now for [[Speech impediment\|sometycompentydifferent]]. BUNG!\|Chris, trying to quote Monty Python through flapping [[Autism\|autistic]] lips}}

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	*The catchphrase "...And now for something completely different" (or "somecummpentydifferent" as Chris [[Speech impediment\|mispronounces]] it). This was a running gag on the Python TV shows, part punchline and part segue. It would usually signal the end of a short bit of surreal imagery and lead into something new. In Chris's case, it's a sign that he's about to randomly access something "humorous". Case in point, CWCFlyingElephants.		*The catchphrase "...And now for something completely different" (or "somecummpentydifferent" as Chris [[Speech impediment\|mispronounces]] it). This was a running gag on the Python TV shows, part punchline and part segue. It would usually signal the end of a short bit of surreal imagery and lead into something new. In Chris's case, it's a sign that he's about to randomly access something "humorous". Case in point, CWCFlyingElephants.
	*At the beginning of CWCFlyingElephants, Chris seems to be attempting to channel Monty Python's "Johann Gambolputty" sketch,<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDPqB9i1ScY]</ref> but all he can muster is "Johann" interspersed with some nonsensical dialog. He then goes on to quote various other sketches, most noticeably a series of "I'd like to see..." lines in which he does an unmistakable impersonation of a "[[wikipedia:Gumbys\|Gumby]]".		*At the beginning of CWCFlyingElephants, Chris seems to be attempting to channel Monty Python's "Johann Gambolputty" sketch,<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDPqB9i1ScY Monty Python - Johann Gambolputty
			]</ref> but all he can muster is "Johann" interspersed with some nonsensical dialog. He then goes on to quote various other sketches, most noticeably a series of "I'd like to see..." lines in which he does an unmistakable impersonation of a "[[wikipedia:Gumbys\|Gumby]]".
	*[[Darkbind Sonichu]]'s fight with the [[Merried Seinor Comic]] in [[Sonichu 3\|''Sonichu'' #3]]. This is an almost word-for-word imitation of King Arthur (Graham Chapman)'s battle with the [[White knight\|Black Knight]] (John Cleese) in ''Monty Python and the Holy Grail''.		*[[Darkbind Sonichu]]'s fight with the [[Merried Seinor Comic]] in [[Sonichu 3\|''Sonichu'' #3]]. This is an almost word-for-word imitation of King Arthur (Graham Chapman)'s battle with the [[White knight\|Black Knight]] (John Cleese) in ''Monty Python and the Holy Grail''.
	*The hedgehog that steals [[Jimmy Hill]]'s teeth in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] originally appeared in the "[[wikipedia:Piranha Brothers\|Piranha Brothers]]" sketch, where he was named "Spiny Norman," although he never showed any particular interest in false teeth. Chris probably just fixates on anything [[Sonic the Hedgehog\|hedgehog]]-related. He's obviously failing at both violence and sarcasm.		*The hedgehog that steals [[Jimmy Hill]]'s teeth in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] originally appeared in the "[[wikipedia:Piranha Brothers\|Piranha Brothers]]" sketch, where he was named "Spiny Norman," although he never showed any particular interest in false teeth. Chris probably just fixates on anything [[Sonic the Hedgehog\|hedgehog]]-related. He's obviously failing at both violence and sarcasm.

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	Gags Chris has ripped from Python TV sketches and movies include:		Gags Chris has ripped from Python TV sketches and movies include:

	*The catchphrase "...And now for something completely different" (or "somecummpentydifferent" as Chris [[Speech impediment\|mispronounces]] it). This was a running gag on the Python TV shows, part ~~punch line~~ and part segue. It would usually signal the end of a short bit of surreal imagery and lead into something new. In Chris's case, it's a sign that he's about to randomly access something "humorous." Case in point, CWCFlyingElephants.		*The catchphrase "...And now for something completely different" (or "somecummpentydifferent" as Chris [[Speech impediment\|mispronounces]] it). This was a running gag on the Python TV shows, part punchline and part segue. It would usually signal the end of a short bit of surreal imagery and lead into something new. In Chris's case, it's a sign that he's about to randomly access something "humorous". Case in point, CWCFlyingElephants.
	*At the beginning of CWCFlyingElephants, Chris seems to be attempting to channel Monty Python's "Johann Gambolputty" sketch<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDPqB9i1ScY]</ref>, but all he can muster is "Johann" interspersed with some nonsensical dialog. He then goes on to quote various other sketches, most noticeably a series of "I'd like to see..." lines in which he does an unmistakable impersonation of a "[[wikipedia:Gumbys\|Gumby]]".		*At the beginning of CWCFlyingElephants, Chris seems to be attempting to channel Monty Python's "Johann Gambolputty" sketch,<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDPqB9i1ScY]</ref> but all he can muster is "Johann" interspersed with some nonsensical dialog. He then goes on to quote various other sketches, most noticeably a series of "I'd like to see..." lines in which he does an unmistakable impersonation of a "[[wikipedia:Gumbys\|Gumby]]".
	*[[Darkbind Sonichu]]'s fight with the [[Merried Seinor Comic]] in [[Sonichu 3\|''Sonichu'' #3]]. This is an almost word-for-word imitation of King Arthur (Graham Chapman)'s battle with the [[White knight\|Black Knight]] (John Cleese) in ''Monty Python and the Holy Grail''.		*[[Darkbind Sonichu]]'s fight with the [[Merried Seinor Comic]] in [[Sonichu 3\|''Sonichu'' #3]]. This is an almost word-for-word imitation of King Arthur (Graham Chapman)'s battle with the [[White knight\|Black Knight]] (John Cleese) in ''Monty Python and the Holy Grail''.
	*The hedgehog that steals [[Jimmy Hill]]'s teeth in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] originally appeared in the "[[wikipedia:Piranha Brothers\|Piranha Brothers]]" sketch, where he was named "Spiny Norman," although he never showed any particular interest in false teeth. Chris probably just fixates on anything [[Sonic the Hedgehog\|hedgehog]]-related. He's obviously failing at both violence and sarcasm.		*The hedgehog that steals [[Jimmy Hill]]'s teeth in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] originally appeared in the "[[wikipedia:Piranha Brothers\|Piranha Brothers]]" sketch, where he was named "Spiny Norman," although he never showed any particular interest in false teeth. Chris probably just fixates on anything [[Sonic the Hedgehog\|hedgehog]]-related. He's obviously failing at both violence and sarcasm.

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	'''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python\|Monty Python]]''' is a British comedy troupe formed in the late [[1960s]] by [[Homos\|Graham Chapman]], John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Michael Palin. They created the popular comedy sketch show '''''Monty Python's Flying Circus''''' which ran for 5 years on [[Wikipedia:BBC One\|BBC1]] before moving its last year to [[Wikipedia:BBC Two\|BBC2]], becoming a phenomenon in the UK and later developing a strong cult following throughout the English-speaking world.. The troupe followed up the TV show by producing three feature films, including the classic ''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python and the Holy Grail\|Monty Python and the Holy Grail]]''.		'''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python\|Monty Python]]''' is a British comedy troupe formed in the late [[1960s]] by [[Homos\|Graham Chapman]], John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Michael Palin. They created the popular comedy sketch show '''''Monty Python's Flying Circus''''' which ran for 5 years on [[Wikipedia:BBC One\|BBC1]] before moving its last year to [[Wikipedia:BBC Two\|BBC2]], becoming a phenomenon in the UK and later developing a strong cult following throughout the English-speaking world. The troupe followed up the TV show by producing three feature films, including the classic ''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python and the Holy Grail\|Monty Python and the Holy Grail]]''.

	Chris is a fan of the Monty Python comedy productions--he's bought almost [[Chris and money\|$50 worth]] of ''Monty Python'' videos through his [[List of Chris's PSN video downloads\|PlayStation Network]] account--and as is the case with every other form of entertainment he enjoys, he views them as an excellent source of material to [[Parody\|steal]] for his own comics and videos. Due to a minor cultural barrier, he probably doesn't even understand more than half the jokes. Chris has said that his favorite skit from the show is the "[[Wikipedia:Dead Parrot sketch\|Dead Parrot]]" sketch.<ref>[[Mailbag 43]]</ref>		Chris is a fan of the Monty Python comedy productions--he's bought almost [[Chris and money\|$50 worth]] of ''Monty Python'' videos through his [[List of Chris's PSN video downloads\|PlayStation Network]] account--and as is the case with every other form of entertainment he enjoys, he views them as an excellent source of material to [[Parody\|steal]] for his own comics and videos. Due to a minor cultural barrier, he probably doesn't even understand more than half the jokes. Chris has said that his favorite skit from the show is the "[[Wikipedia:Dead Parrot sketch\|Dead Parrot]]" sketch.<ref>[[Mailbag 43]]</ref>

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	{{Quote\|...And now for [[Speech impediment\|sometycompentydifferent]]. BUNG!\|Chris, trying to quote Monty Python through flapping [[Autism\|~~Aspie~~]] lips}}		{{Quote\|...And now for [[Speech impediment\|sometycompentydifferent]]. BUNG!\|Chris, trying to quote Monty Python through flapping [[Autism\|autistic]] lips}}

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	'''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python\|Monty Python]]''' is a British comedy troupe formed in the late [[1960s]] by [[Homos\|Graham Chapman]], John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Michael Palin. They created the popular comedy sketch show '''''Monty Python's Flying Circus''''' which ran for 5 years on [[Wikipedia:BBC One\|BBC1]] before moving its last year to [[Wikipedia:BBC Two\|BBC2]], becoming a phenomenon in the UK and later developing a strong cult following throughout the English-speaking world, like in America through reruns on local [[Wikipedia:Public Broadcasting Service\|PBS]] affiliates. The troupe followed up the TV show by producing three feature films, including the classic ''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python and the Holy Grail\|Monty Python and the Holy Grail]]''.		'''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python\|Monty Python]]''' is a British comedy troupe formed in the late [[1960s]] by [[Homos\|Graham Chapman]], John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, and Michael Palin. They created the popular comedy sketch show '''''Monty Python's Flying Circus''''' which ran for 5 years on [[Wikipedia:BBC One\|BBC1]] before moving its last year to [[Wikipedia:BBC Two\|BBC2]], becoming a phenomenon in the UK and later developing a strong cult following throughout the English-speaking world, like in America through reruns on local [[Wikipedia:Public Broadcasting Service\|PBS]] affiliates. The troupe followed up the TV show by producing three feature films, including the classic ''[[Wikipedia:Monty Python and the Holy Grail\|Monty Python and the Holy Grail]]''.

	Chris is a fan of the Monty Python comedy productions -- he's bought almost [[Chris and money\|$50 worth]] of ''Monty Python'' videos through his [[List of Chris's PSN video downloads\|PlayStation Network]] account -- and as is the case with every other form of entertainment he enjoys, he views them as an excellent source of material to [[Parody\|steal]] for his own comics and videos. Due to a minor cultural barrier, he probably doesn't even understand more than half the jokes. Chris has said that his favorite skit from the show is the "[[Wikipedia:Dead Parrot sketch\|Dead Parrot]]" sketch.<ref>[[Mailbag 43]]</ref>		Chris is a fan of the Monty Python comedy productions--he's bought almost [[Chris and money\|$50 worth]] of ''Monty Python'' videos through his [[List of Chris's PSN video downloads\|PlayStation Network]] account--and as is the case with every other form of entertainment he enjoys, he views them as an excellent source of material to [[Parody\|steal]] for his own comics and videos. Due to a minor cultural barrier, he probably doesn't even understand more than half the jokes. Chris has said that his favorite skit from the show is the "[[Wikipedia:Dead Parrot sketch\|Dead Parrot]]" sketch.<ref>[[Mailbag 43]]</ref>

	Even though Chris is a big fan of the Monty Python franchise, he has on more then one occasion gotten the name of the television series wrong. In both [[CWCFlyingElephants]] and his [[Flipnote]] animation [[CWC 3D Voice Check]], he refers to the show as ''Monty Python's Flying'' '''''Elephants''''' (instead of ''Monty Python's Flying'' '''''Circus'''''). This isn't accidental, and Chris actually believes that "''Flying Elephants''" is the correct name.		Even though Chris is a big fan of the Monty Python franchise, he has on more then one occasion gotten the name of the television series wrong. In both [[CWCFlyingElephants]] and his [[Flipnote]] animation [[CWC 3D Voice Check]], he refers to the show as ''Monty Python's Flying'' '''''Elephants''''' (instead of ''Monty Python's Flying'' '''''Circus'''''). This isn't accidental, and Chris actually believes that "''Flying Elephants''" is the correct name.

	It is currently unknown whether Chris is aware that Graham Chapman (who, ironically enough, excelled at playing the comic "straight man") was openly [[Homos\|gay]], and, in fact, one of the first openly gay men on television, thus making him something of a hero to modern day queer and queer-friendly people. If so, this clearly doesn't stop him from enjoying the show; he is, after all, a fan of ''[[LittleBigPlanet]]'', despite its narration by [[Wikipedia:Stephen Fry\|Stephen Fry]], who is also openly gay, and he (Chris, not Stephen) claims to like lesbian porn. So [[Chris and hypocrisy\|as long as they entertain him, Chris is willing to tolerate homosexuals]].		It is currently unknown whether Chris is aware that Graham Chapman (who, ironically enough, excelled at playing the comic "straight man") was openly [[Homos\|gay]], and, in fact, one of the first openly gay men on television, thus making him something of a hero to modern day queer and queer-friendly people. If so, this clearly doesn't stop him from enjoying the show; he is, after all, a fan of ''[[LittleBigPlanet]]'', despite its narration by [[Wikipedia:Stephen Fry\|Stephen Fry]], who is also openly gay, and he (Chris, not Stephen) claims to like lesbian porn. So, [[Chris and hypocrisy\|as long as they entertain him, Chris is willing to tolerate homosexuals]].

	The sextet's sense of humor is difficult to categorize. It combines satire, surrealism, cultural references, the deft use of non-sequitur, and liberal doses of vulgarity that often made it controversial back ~~when it was new~~. One way to define the Python style of comedy, though, might be this: imagine if [[Chris]]'s infamous [[random-access humor]] were actually somehow made funny, and not in a so-bad-it's-good way.		The sextet's sense of humor is difficult to categorize. It combines satire, surrealism, cultural references, the deft use of non-sequitur, and liberal doses of vulgarity that often made it controversial back in the day. One way to define the Python style of comedy, though, might be this: imagine if [[Chris]]'s infamous [[random-access humor]] were actually somehow made funny, and not in a so-bad-it's-good way.

	==Chris's interpretation==		==Chris's interpretation==
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	The formula of a normal situation which has become funny in its own right followed by absurdist humor coming directly out of the use of an idiom is totally lost on Chris. Instead he sees it as "SOMEONE SHOUTED SOMETHING RANDOM, IT MUST BE FUNNY."		The formula of a normal situation which has become funny in its own right followed by absurdist humor coming directly out of the use of an idiom is totally lost on Chris. Instead he sees it as "SOMEONE SHOUTED SOMETHING RANDOM, IT MUST BE FUNNY."

	Even the phrase "And now for something completely different" that Chris has <s>borrowed</s> <s>ripped off</s> completely mispronounced and massacred was used in the original sketches as a way to lead into new material, but remained ironic because the segue itself ''was'' completely different from the previous sketch. ~~But on~~ the other hand, Chris ~~just~~ merely uses it to introduce more of his [[Chris Chan Update 13 October 2008\|bullshit]].		Even the phrase "And now for something completely different" that Chris has <s>borrowed</s> <s>ripped off</s> completely mispronounced and massacred was used in the original sketches as a way to lead into new material, but remained ironic because the segue itself ''was'' completely different from the previous sketch. On the other hand, Chris merely uses it just to introduce more of his [[Chris Chan Update 13 October 2008\|bullshit]].

	==Attempts to be Pythonesque==		==Attempts to be Pythonesque==
	[[Image:Wavingclothes.jpg\|thumb\|right\|~~Does~~ none of your friends want to be in your naked, retarded re-enactments? Or even worse, you have no friends at all? No problem. Talking to clothes in a funny voice will do just fine.]]		[[Image:Wavingclothes.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Do none of your friends want to be in your naked, retarded comedy re-enactments? Or, even worse, you have no friends at all? No problem. Talking to clothes in a funny voice will do just fine.]]
	If CWCFlyingElephants is to be our guide to how Chris thinks Monty Python humor is constructed, then we are to believe that things can be funny by skipping around to several random clips with no set-up or basis (while [[Duck\|naked]], no less). To top it off, Chris throws in bits of completely unrelated material from ''other'' comedy shows that have humor completely different from Monty Python, such as ''[[South Park]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Ed, Edd n Eddy\|Ed, Edd n Eddy]]''. While both shows are highly-regarded in their own rights, the fact remains that these programs are all known for their ~~own~~ unique varieties of humor, which doesn't stop Chris from mashing them together in a retarded fashion that he thinks represents Monty Python.		If CWCFlyingElephants is to be our guide to how Chris thinks Monty Python humor is constructed, then we are to believe that things can be funny by skipping around to several random clips with no set-up or basis (while [[Duck\|naked]], no less). To top it off, Chris throws in bits of completely unrelated material from ''other'' comedy shows that have humor completely different from Monty Python, such as ''[[South Park]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Ed, Edd n Eddy\|Ed, Edd n Eddy]]''. While both shows are highly-regarded in their own rights, the fact remains that these programs are all known for their different, unique varieties of humor, which doesn't stop Chris from mashing them together in a retarded fashion that he thinks represents Monty Python.

	In addition to not involving proper set-up, planning and generally anything clever to the comedy process, Chris also fails to realize that one character having dialogue is confusing. Whereas Monty Python will have either funny monologues related to one topic or derive humor from juxtaposing the absurd with the normal, Chris just carries on a conversation with himself and loses all nuances of setting and context.		In addition to not involving proper set-up, planning and generally anything clever to the comedy process, Chris also fails to realize that one character having dialogue is confusing. Whereas Monty Python will have either funny monologues related to one topic or derive humor from juxtaposing the absurd with the normal, Chris just carries on a conversation with himself and loses all nuances of setting and context.
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	*At the beginning of CWCFlyingElephants, Chris seems to be attempting to channel Monty Python's "Johann Gambolputty" sketch<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDPqB9i1ScY]</ref>, but all he can muster is "Johann" interspersed with some nonsensical dialog. He then goes on to quote various other sketches, most noticeably a series of "I'd like to see..." lines in which he does an unmistakable impersonation of a "[[wikipedia:Gumbys\|Gumby]]".		*At the beginning of CWCFlyingElephants, Chris seems to be attempting to channel Monty Python's "Johann Gambolputty" sketch<ref>[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDPqB9i1ScY]</ref>, but all he can muster is "Johann" interspersed with some nonsensical dialog. He then goes on to quote various other sketches, most noticeably a series of "I'd like to see..." lines in which he does an unmistakable impersonation of a "[[wikipedia:Gumbys\|Gumby]]".
	*[[Darkbind Sonichu]]'s fight with the [[Merried Seinor Comic]] in [[Sonichu 3\|''Sonichu'' #3]]. This is an almost word-for-word imitation of King Arthur (Graham Chapman)'s battle with the [[White knight\|Black Knight]] (John Cleese) in ''Monty Python and the Holy Grail''.		*[[Darkbind Sonichu]]'s fight with the [[Merried Seinor Comic]] in [[Sonichu 3\|''Sonichu'' #3]]. This is an almost word-for-word imitation of King Arthur (Graham Chapman)'s battle with the [[White knight\|Black Knight]] (John Cleese) in ''Monty Python and the Holy Grail''.
	*The hedgehog that steals [[Jimmy Hill]]'s teeth in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]]~~. He~~ originally appeared in the "[[wikipedia:Piranha Brothers\|Piranha Brothers]]" sketch, where he was named "Spiny Norman," although he never showed any particular interest in false teeth. Chris probably just fixates on anything [[Sonic the Hedgehog\|hedgehog]]-related. He's obviously failing at both violence and sarcasm.		*The hedgehog that steals [[Jimmy Hill]]'s teeth in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]] originally appeared in the "[[wikipedia:Piranha Brothers\|Piranha Brothers]]" sketch, where he was named "Spiny Norman," although he never showed any particular interest in false teeth. Chris probably just fixates on anything [[Sonic the Hedgehog\|hedgehog]]-related. He's obviously failing at both violence and sarcasm.

	==Gallery of things which are completely different==		==Gallery of things which are completely different==
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	Image:Monty-python-black-knight.jpg\|You can see here how Chris has replicated the incredibly humorous dialogue... by numbering it.		Image:Monty-python-black-knight.jpg\|You can see here how Chris has replicated the incredibly humorous dialogue... by numbering it.
	Image:Woodpecker.jpg\|Because ''[[Wikipedia:Ed, Edd n Eddy\|Ed, Edd n Eddy]]'' is really no different than masters of British, non sequitur comedy. [[Chris and reality\|Not in Chris's mind anyway...]]		Image:Woodpecker.jpg\|Because ''[[Wikipedia:Ed, Edd n Eddy\|Ed, Edd n Eddy]]'' is really no different than masters of British non-sequitur comedy. [[Chris and reality\|Not in Chris's mind anyway...]]
	Image:Wavingarms.jpg\|[[Random-access humor]] and Monty Python are completely interchangeable.		Image:Wavingarms.jpg\|[[Random-access humor]] and Monty Python are completely interchangeable.
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