For more than 50 years, Monty Python's original brand of silliness has circumnavigated the world more times than Michael Palin's toothbrush, their legacy remaining erect for each new generation to gaze upon in awe. Irreverent, anarchic and immature, yet existential and - let's be honest - absolutely hilarious, no one does it quite like the Pythons. They may no longer be performing together, but the world would be a poorer place without Monty Python. There'd be no Ministry of Silly Walks, no blessed cheese makers, no Judean People's Front, and fewer dead parrots. This tiny compendium celebrates the comedic genius that transcends time. It may be puny compared to Biggus Dickus, but it's packed with enough preposterous comedy power to keep proper Pythonites stuffed with silliness until the second coming of Brian.