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Follows
Edited into
movie edited into a short comedic clip
Spun-off from
Spin-off
References
Playing glockenspiel on soldiers/knights helmets
final scene has extra dressed like Fred
The Knights of the round table sing that they 'Like to eat Spam a lot'. A Reference to the famous Spam Sketch
John Cleese's character rides a "horse" named Concord in both installments
Referenced in
"It's only a scratch" comment, a character named Dennis and several other references
Man in plague-ridden village cries, "Bring out your dead!"
'Brazil' uses a piece of music in the first Ian Holm scenes that was notably used in a comic sequence in Gilliam's previous film, 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail'.
Eric Idle says, "it's only a flesh wound" after being struck by the Griswold's rental car
Servo: "It's clearly a flesh wound! I'm not dead yet!"
Servo: "Merely a flesh wound!"
"Run away!"
The troll repeats the line "None shall pass", as said by Python's Black Knight (John Cleese).
mentioned in the tv-special
Tom (as King Arthur): "Run away!"
Tom: "Let's not bicker over who shot who!"
Don't bury me, I'm not dead yet!
"I'm not dead, I'm getting better"
Tom: "Come back! I'll bite your legs off!"
The frog claims that Babs "turned me into a prince," and, after an uncomfortable silence, admits, "Well, I got better."
Tom (as Conchord): "Message for you, sir!"
"See the nice shubbery"
Crow (as Concorde): "Message for you, sir!"
Crow: "It's only a model."
Crow: "And there was much rejoicing."
Crow (as Concorde): "Message coming for you, sir!"
"Get ON WITH IT!"
Crow: "I'm not dead yet!"
Like the Black Knight, a character has all their limbs chopped off in the graveyard scene with Father MacGruder
Crow: "Bring out your dead!"
References
Joel: "And the crowd goes wild." Crow and Servo: (unaffected) "Yaaaay."
Crow: "Just a flesh wound"
Tom (as King Arthur's knights): "Run away! Run away!"
Joel: "It's Officer 'Not Appearing in This Scene.'"
In some versions of the game, the speed of an African Swallow is mentioned
Tom: "One, two, five!"
"Each one of you must hold . . ." Tom: "A herring!"
Salesman: "One"..."Two"... Servo: "Five..."
Dogberry and his second-in-command enter and exit pretending to ride horses
Tom: "I'm not dead yet. Hey, I'm feelin' better."
"They look like the Knights who say Ni!"
Tom: "Skip a bit, brother."
Tom: "I said I'm *not* dead!"
The three nerds quote a line from this film.
A character in the film says, "I'm not dead yet," after which Crow (with a British accent) adds, "I'm feeling better!"
The Monster-Shouter says, "Bring out your dead!"
The monster shouter rings a bell and says, "Bring out your dead!"
Crow (as King Arthur): "Run away!"
Llamas listed in credits
Crow sings "Knights of the Round Table."
Insp. Fowler mentions replacing horses with guys banging on coconuts
The killer rabbit appears in a secret area.
One of the many movie-inspired quotes Caleb utters during gameplay is, "What are you going to do, bleed on me?"
While running with the Otago students, Michael remarks that he feels "like the Monty Python definition of a king: the only one who hasn't got *beep* all over him."
Mayumi's locket contains a photo of Michael in costume as Sir Galahad in 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail'.
The clown says "Bring out your dead!"
Crow: Bring out your dead.
Holy Handgrenade
Garrick's says "Brave Sir Garrick ran away" when he panics, just like Sir Robin's minstrel sing about Sir Robin when he runs away.
Comic Book Guy says that Lisa can sit next to him on the bus "if (she) can answer me these questions three," which is the same thing the bridgekeeper says in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail."
Crow: "Not appearing in this film"
One of the characters says of his injury, "I'm fine. It's merely a flesh wound."
Holy Handgrenade
Sam says they're showing MPATHG
title "Bringing Out The Dead" is a reference to the scene in "Holy Grail" when Eric Idle is collecting dead bodies and announcing "Bring out your dead!"
Neil: "I blow my nose in your general direction."
"Bring out your dead"
The AV teacher traded give the geeks Monty Python and the Holy Grail to watch
Halfling threatens to bite the protagonist's kneecaps off
Conker's ancestor speaks dialogue identical to what the King of Swamp Castle said in the movie
John Cleese appears dressed as the Black Knight
Billy's "Bring out your dead" comment
Rory and Dean discuss watching the film.
MPatHG is given as a guess in charades
One of the Grunts yells "I'll bite your kneecaps off". This is the famous line from the Black Knight in MPatHG when he gets his limbs cut off by King Arthur.
One character uses the direct quote, "What are you going to do? Bleed on her?" when there is a very wounded person trying to attack another.
Luke talks about the scene with the rabbit.
Spike: "Found the Holy Grail, or the Holy Grenade, or whatever the hell that is."
When Freddy gets his arms cut off by Jason it is like the Black Knight getting his limbs cut off in Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Robert Englund spoke about it in the Audio Commentary for Freddy vs. Jason.
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(a character uses a quote from it)
Character Allegra says "only a flesh wound"
Nick Kang says "Tis a flesh wound!" the same line the Black Knight says in Holy Grail after he gets his arm chopped off by King Arthur.
the ravens at the entrance of the giant's cavern, like the ravens at the entrance of Merlin's cavern
Receptionist for Van Lew mentions that he got bit by a shark, but it was "only a flesh wound"
the movie's structure is similar
Several reasons, including "it's just a scratch" and the reference to rabbits rarely attacking humans
characters face a man-eating bunny rabbit
sometimes when fighting, your enemies with respond with "it's just a flesh wound"
In the Zangar Mashes you can find a quest called "Bring me a shrubbery!"
mentioned by one of the comedians
Lorelai talks about banging coconuts together to create the sound of galloping horses.
Tony Robinson mentions the film.
Mentioned by Chevy Chase
"Bring out your dead!"
One of the characters says of his injury, "I'm fine. It's merely a flesh wound."
Count Dooku uses the "it's only a flesh wound" line to annoy Darth Vader
In one episode, Chris plans on catapulting a cow as an expression of art, but is disheartened when Ed informs him that it had been done already in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail"
A cop says to a disguised Crypto, "WHAT... is your name?"
"Let's not bicker and fight over who killed who."
Peter says that Meg & Himself went on a quest to find the holy grail
"It's only a scratch" after getting a near-mortal wound
When Victor Quartermaine challenges Wallace to a fight and is prancing around egging him on is almost a shot for shot of the Black Knight prancing and egging on King Arthur in the Holy Grail
girl is shot in shoulder by cop, he says "It's just a flesh wound"
mentioned in dialogue
In the opening sequence, Alton and some extras quote the "Things that float in water" scene of the Sir Gallahad sequence.
Holly mentions that she and Hef had watched the film before they saw the musical "Spamalot"
In "Peasant's Quest Movie Trailer", the Blue Knight's face guard slamming down over his face after he says his last line is reminiscent of this film, in which Sir Bedevere's face guard slams down after he says many of his lines.
"I wanna let you know that you are not going to die in vain!' "Actually, I could pull through." "You will not have been mortally wounded in vain."
"Bring Out Your Dead"
Makes the countdown, is talked about.
correct response in "On Broadway" category
quoted line: "Bring out your dead"
Reference to the Monty Python film prior to "Life of Brian"
Wasn't he one of the Knights who say "ni"?
Nerd: "It's just a flesh wound."
Chris's goes to the Murder Pary dessed as a knight who says Nee, his cat is named Lancelot, like John Cleese's character in Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Reference to the film
during the final battle, there is a knight in armor and Peter cuts off both his arms, like the Black Knight
A theatre playing Monty Python's Spamalot, the broadway version of this film, is seen in the background.
In addition to featured Monty Python members John Cleese and Eric Idle, the sound of the hoofbeats of Prince Charming's horse early in the movie are revealed to be a stage hand knocking coconut shells together.
(after getting hurt) "It's just a flesh wound."
Fogel is seen wearing a T-shirt for the play version Spamalot it in the flashback of Evan's basement party.
Achmed claims his being all bone is "a flesh wound"
The questions Micah asks the demon, "What is your name? What is your quest? What is your favorite color?" are quotes from a scene in this movie.
"Holy Hand Grenade"
"It's just a flesh wound."
"It's just a flesh wound."
Jack wakes up "1,392 deaths earlier" to find a bottle in his stomach and two women watching him. He removes the bottle, stands, and refers to the hole as "just a flesh wound".
Sam - "Tis only a flesh wound"
quoted line: "Bring out your dead"
Sheldon says "none shall pass"
Mentioned in film.
Neil Innes was featured in this film, reenacts role
Credits include "Sir not appearing in this film"
As Strong Bad tries to cross Strong Mad's bridge, the latter stops the former by bellowing, "NONE SHALL PASS!" in imitation of the Black Knight
There is a Achievment in the game called "The Black Knight" and the description reads "You have turned hollow man-killing into an artform. Turns out it wasn't a flesh wound." paying tribute to the famous sword fight between King Arther and the Black Knight.
"It's just a flesh wound"
Strong Bad's remark about the peasants starting a commune refers to the scene where Dennis explains that he and his fellow peasants are an anarcho-syndicalist commune
The opening credit sequence first opens with music from the film.
When Ellie observes that Chuck has hurt his ankle, he replies, "It's a flesh wound."
Marshall suggest being the Monty Python guy, Barney answers "We are the knights who say 'you're fired.'"
A peasant says "I didn't vote for him" in a shrill British voice, mimicing a line from Monty Python.
Dzillaa has the movie poster on his wall
Film Buff (archived sound): "And there was much rejoicing"
Subject of an $800 clue in the category "Name That Movie"
There is a achievement called "There are some who call me... Tim" a reference to the scene in Monty Python and the Holy Grail of Tim the Enchanter answers with "There are some who call me... Tim."
Brett says the director of "Doctor Parnassus" directed this movie.
mentioned in dialogue
Katherine quotes from it after her injury
Subject of a $10,000 question
the movie ends whit the police arresting the main karakter
Mission achievement tiled "mearly a flesh wound" references Monthy Python and the Holy Grail, in which the Black Knight argues that his arm falling off is just a flesh wound.
poster shown
Appears on the list of DVD releases of November/December.
References the animator's heart attack scene.
"It's just a flesh wound"
Duke: "Don't take my beer or I'll Aaaaaargh.."
Intermission music used.
"Now it's Monty Python's Dracula. I mean, you're thinking, 'it's just a flesh wound,' aren't you?"
poster seen
Features
Featured in
Clips shown.
Clips used, game lets you watch the whole movie (in a small window at high speed)
Clips shown.
one of the middle-age battle clips
Double feature DVD release reviewed + footage used
Features a clip from the movie.
Clips are shown.
Airing on TV
A brief clip gets shown.
clips are featured to illustrate the best movie fight scenes
The intermissions scene comes from this movie
This film is featured in an old 'Miller Time' segment.
Clip of God speaking.
A fragment is shown.
A fragment is shown.
the "behind the rabbit" scene is recalled
The rabbit scene is recalled.
Clip shown
A fragment is shown.
A still photography from this film is shown at the beginning, when Bradley James says that the Arthurian legend "has inspired countless retellings" (of which Monty Python and the Holy Grail is one).
"Get on with it!"
Clips shown throughout.
Taking #2 worst wedding in movies
The gang retreating.
Clip of the Black Knight edited into commentary
"What, did the animator suffer from a fatal heart attack-" Shows clip of the animator having cardiac arrest.
Features a clip from the film.
Short clip is shown when Panda talks about Camelot
clip shown
Monty Python and the Holy Grail is the #2 Best Comedy.
Footage shown during "The Debrief".
clips shown
Sound excerpt is used off and on throughout
Panda and the others "forget about it"
recalling Terry Gilliam's roles.
A fragment is shown.
The "intermission" music plays
#5
audio of the knight being disembowled plays as Chucky is disembowled in a similar fashion.
clip shown
King Arthur's army retreats
Arthur is accused of exploiting the workers to become king.
clip is played
clips shown
Spoofs
The ominous music and stark black and white titles that begin "This Sporting Life" are copied at the beginning of this film (until they quickly dissolve into Monty Python craziness).
The famous 1974 French film begins with a scene that "seriously" shows a knights dying in a way that precede the preposterous comedy of the Black Knight, without his knees etc
Spoofed in
The famous bunny scene is spoofed
The gargoyle who gaurds Erasmus' house is a parody of the Gorge of Eternal Peril scene.
Among the monsters who roam the land is the killer rabbit.
Features a Dead Collector with a cartload of corpses calling out "Bring out yer dead!"
After Xanatos reduces Goliath to just a head, he asks Goliath if he'll bite Xanatos's kneecaps off, spoofing the fight between Arthur and the Black Knight.
Similar fake subtitles can be seen in the ending credits.
Gabrielle approaches a rabbit that suddenly reveals sharp teeth and jumps straight for Gabrielle's throat. After a vicious battle, Gabrielle manages to escape.
If your luck and perception are high enough, you will encounter a bridge with a bridge keeper and choose a line of conversation that is a parody of the "Bridge Keeper" scene from the Holy Grail
All Cheats are spoofs of The Holy Grail
In "Los Dos Mojos", a bit of Mojo Jojo's dialog spoofs the Book of Arnaments
In Rory's bedroom, she and her mother are making fun of Stars Hollow girls in the same manner as the knight in the French Taunting scene
The pridge of death scene is copied from Holy Grail to "Itse valtiaat - Kuningasmusikaali".
Upon entering the dining room, Count Batula quotes the landlord of the swamp castle.
The king asks Aang his name, spoofing the Man on the bridge in the Holy Grail. The King gives the same delivery.
"He's got a towel!" "Run away! Run away!"
Uses the gag with the galloping knight follwed by a squire beating together coconut shells
Kung Lao has a "Killer Rabbit" fatality which is identical to the killer rabbit scene in Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
When you finish researching a building tech the news robot quotes "Everyone said I was daft to build a castle on a swamp, but I built in all the same, just to show them. It sank into the swamp. So I built a second one. That sank into the swamp." The robot ends by saying "Now you can do the same"
Opening Homage spoofed Monty Python's The Search for the Holy Grail
House asks Kutner and Taub what floats, then says a "duck.' Like the duck scene in the Holy Grail.
Annoyed people shouting "get on with it!"
If the player kills too many rabbits in the wilderness, a 'Bunny Bagger' quest becomes available wherin you must slay a Killer Bunny.
following a bad pun, a disclaimer comes up saying the writer has been flogged for it.
Arthur and his knights also faced a killer bunny.




