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Title: Several not at all legal statements on the subject of fun.
Review: While in a final season, "ze goofy funsters" are still as creative as ever. Cleese is notably missing in silly action, however, his creativity is not. He is factually credited with "additional blank verse" in episode 43, "Hamlet", which for me is the epitome of Pythonic silliness, from bogus psychiatry to Palin's helmet-fixated Bobby to a bargain piston engine. The last episodes are characterized by show-length sketches, and is the ONLY season when the shows were aired in the order that they were recorded (why Idle suddenly appears as the linkman in #2!). Nonetheless, a priceless, timeless, and an essential peice of blatant stock film of women applauding. (that two-second clip was found in the BBC archives, and no-one knew why it was there in the first place)
