S4.E5

Mr. Neutron

Name: Mr. Neutron
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1974-11-28
Duration: 28 min
Rating: 7.3
Cast: Graham Chapman, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle

Episode aired Nov 28, 1974
TV-14
28m

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7.3/10

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Graham Chapman and Monty Python in Monty Pythonin lentävä sirkus (1969)

Monty Python's Flying Circus: Mr. Neutron

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The search for Mr. Neutron, who plans to dominate the world, stretches from a London suburb to the Yukon, and results in the destruction of earthly civilization.The search for Mr. Neutron, who plans to dominate the world, stretches from a London suburb to the Yukon, and results in the destruction of earthly civilization.The search for Mr. Neutron, who plans to dominate the world, stretches from a London suburb to the Yukon, and results in the destruction of earthly civilization.

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IMDb RATING

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Graham Chapman, Terry Jones, Michael Palin, and Monty Python in Monty Pythonin lentävä sirkus (1969)

Eric Idle and Monty Python in Monty Pythonin lentävä sirkus (1969)

Graham Chapman, Eric Idle, and Monty Python in Monty Pythonin lentävä sirkus (1969)

Michael Palin and Monty Python in Monty Pythonin lentävä sirkus (1969)

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Trivia
The clip of Eric Idle asking "What is a hen teaser?" in a foreign language is from The Light Entertainment War (1974).

Quotes
Trappre: [pointing to the dogs] The one on the end, on the right. That's Salad.
Captain Carpenter: That's a dog.
Trappre: No, only bits of him.
Captain Carpenter: What do you mean?
Trappre: Listen, Teddy Salad's the most brilliant agent the CIA ever had, alright? That's how he made his name, disguise.
Captain Carpenter: That's incredible!
Trappre: Yeah. He had to slim-down to one and a half pounds to get into that costume. Eighteen inches off each arm, and over three feet off each leg. The most brilliant surgeon in Europe stuck that tail on.
Captain Carpenter: What about the head?
Trappre: All of the head was removed, apart from the eyes and the brain, in order to fit into the costume.
Captain Carpenter: That's incredible!