Monty Python's Fliegender Zirkus - List of Episodes

List of Episodes

Episode 1 (produced in 1971 and originally broadcast on ARD TV on 3 January 1972 at 9 pm CET)
  • An Introduction to Monty Python By Frau Newsreader Claudia Doren
  • The Journey of The Olympic Flame
  • Monty Python’s Guide to Albrecht Dürer
  • Anita Ekberg Sings Albrecht Dürer
  • The Merchant of Venice as performed by a herd of cows
  • Doctor Breeder
  • Little Red Riding Hood
  • Silly Olympics
  • Stake Your Claim
  • The Lumberjack Song with The Austrian Border Police
  • The Bavarian Restaurant

The "Little Red Riding Hood" (in a much shorter edited form) and "Silly Olympics" sketches were dubbed into English and included in Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl; "Stake Your Claim" turned up on the English language record Another Monty Python Record.

Episode 2 (produced in 1972 and originally broadcast on ARD on 18 December 1972 at 9 pm CET)
  • William Tell
  • Euro Sex Maniacs
  • The Sycophancy Show
  • Mouse Reserve/Fish Park
  • Chicken Mining
  • The Philosophers' Football Match – Greeks vs Germans, First Half
  • Colin "Bomber" Harris vs Colin "Bomber" Harris
  • The Philosophers' Football Match – Greeks vs Germans, Second Half
  • 10 Seconds of Sex
  • I Want A Hearing Aid
  • The Tale of Happy Valley (The Princess with The Wooden Teeth)

An English language version of "The Philosophers' Football Match" was included in Monty Python Live at the Hollywood Bowl. "The Tale of Happy Valley" turned up on the English language record Monty Python's Previous Record.

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