ANTHOLOGIES ATTACK! - Monty Python's The Meaning of Life
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In this episode of Midnight Viewing Anthologies Attack!, host Father Malone sits down with actor, director, producer, and author Christopher John Fetherolf to explore Monty Python's The Meaning of Life. They reminisce about their past, discuss Fetherolf's new book 'The Last of the Giant Fire Lizards,' and examine the film's most memorable scenes, character dynamics, and unique blend of humor and depth. The conversation covers Python's individual contributions, thematic elements, and the experience of watching the film at different life stages portrayed.  00:00 Introduction to Dark Destinations  01:18 Introduction to Midnight Viewing 01:32 Special Guest: Christopher John Fetherolf  02:35 Monty Python's The Meaning of Life 05:19 Chris Fetherolf's New Book 09:03 Projectionist Days 12:49 Monty Python's Influence and Comedy 23:43 Crimson Permanent Assurance and Musical Anthology 40:50 Absurdity of Monty Python's Humor 41:17 Musical Satire: Every Sperm is Sacred 42:35 Comparing Classic Musicals 43:42 Social Commentary and Forward-Thinking Jokes 44:45 Heavenly Absurdities and Final Musical Numbers 47:58 The Meaning of Life: A Contemptuous Conclusion 51:50 Sex Education and Satirical Humor 53:46 The Python Writing Process 56:35 Favorite Python Moments and Characters 01:05:50 Graham Chapman: The Perfect Leading Man 01:10:43 Terry Gilliam's Unique Contributions 01:21:07 Final Thoughts and Farewell The Last of the Giant Fire Lizards https://a.co/d/0bN0heaH Father Malone  Patreon.com/Fathermalone 
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