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Still flying: Monty Python to mark 50th anniversary with record bid

Cast of seminal comedy TV show reveal details of events to celebrate its inception

They return – it would appear – to a time where no one is the messiah but there is no shortage of naughty boys.

Fifty years after the first broadcast of Monty Python’s Flying Circus, the men who revolutionised comedy have revealed details of events to mark their anniversary in what they dubbed “an increasingly Pythonesque world”.

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