Watching that Monty Python skit after that Three Stooges episode (which didn't include the most sublime moments that occur toward the end - who can forget the parrot in the chicken and the pouring forth of Niagara Falls from the TV) explains why the U.S. overtook and surpassed the U.K. on the world stage; and it brings one to the sad realization that Western Art peaked in the 1930's and has been on the decline since.
@ Fourcheese casady:
That bird needs a diction coach.
@ CK MacLeod:
Hmm. The parrot must have been in another episode. Regardless, movies reached a never since duplicated level when Moe, Larry and Curly performed.
@ CK MacLeod:
Watching that Monty Python skit after that Three Stooges episode (which didn't include the most sublime moments that occur toward the end - who can forget the parrot in the chicken and the pouring forth of Niagara Falls from the TV) explains why the U.S. overtook and surpassed the U.K. on the world stage; and it brings one to the sad realization that Western Art peaked in the 1930's and has been on the decline since.