Whatever laughter it was, however easy it is to make him laugh, my point was if you're a comedian and one of the all-time greats is appreciating you, you'd feel on top of the world.

>> ^Trancecoach:

Actually, I bet he's fairly easy to crack up... someone that funny's gotta be!>> ^Payback:

Although, I think it was more "been there" laughter...
>> ^alien_concept:
If John Cleese is sat there rocking with laughter, you know you've arrived!

Although, I think it was more "been there" laughter...
>> ^alien_concept:

If John Cleese is sat there rocking with laughter, you know you've arrived!

>> ^Trancecoach:

Actually, I bet he's fairly easy to crack up... someone that funny's gotta be!>> ^alien_concept:
If John Cleese is sat there rocking with laughter, you know you've arrived!



Yeah he laughs easy...which is great way to be.

Actually, I bet he's fairly easy to crack up... someone that funny's gotta be!>> ^alien_concept:

If John Cleese is sat there rocking with laughter, you know you've arrived!

>> ^alien_concept:

If John Cleese is sat there rocking with laughter, you know you've arrived!


Man, no kidding. That would be surreal.

If John Cleese is sat there rocking with laughter, you know you've arrived!

That History channel reference is quite out of date at this point (they've pretty much entirely replaced Hitler with random reality shows), and I don't think he really understood the Blu-ray question, but John Cleese is awesome and will always be awesome.

John Cleese rocks!

BELGIANS! Slimy truffle-mongers.

John Cleese would be very proud.

>> ^MINK:

well america has finally got to the stage of using double entendre.
In 800 years' time you guys might understand irony too. keep trying!


There's only 12 fucking episodes of Fawlty Towers...lets see if John Cleese could be funny for 8 seasons 24 episodes EACH!!!

I love how their best argument is just calling the film juvenile.

And yes, John Cleese is correct. We have progressed. And even more since this interview. It's nice to be able to stand back and see how far the world has come, with no signs of slowing down.

thanks, my mistake (that'll teach me to blindly copy yt tags).

>> ^wormwood:

Maybe fix the tags. It's John Cleese and Eric Idle (with intro by Graham Chapman). No Gilliam on stage here.

Maybe fix the tags. It's John Cleese and Eric Idle (with intro by Graham Chapman). No Gilliam on stage here.

Also it would've been better if the head boss guy was better. There's only one John Cleese.