Monty Python's Flying Circus: Season 2 (1970) - Credits and Details

Monty Python's Flying Circus: Season 2 Credits and Details

Episodes
	Dinsdale! A sketch about the Ministry of Silly Walks. Also: a British minister---attired in a pink tulle dress---talks about housing; 30 gas-company men investigate the...	September 15, 1970
	The Spanish Inquisition An offbeat look at the Spanish Inquisition; an unconventional version of "Wuthering Heights." Also: a jury plays charades while delivering its verdict; a man attempts...	September 22, 1970
	Déjà Vu Sketches include: Flying Lessons, Hijacked Plane, Psychiatrist Milkman, Complaints, Déjà vu.	September 29, 1970
	The Buzz Aldrin Show A supersleuth bishop investigates a suspicious insurance business; an elderly couple construct a house that has no walls.	October 20, 1970
	Live from the Grill-o-Mat Contestants vie for incriminating photos in "The Blackmail Game"; a boxer spars with schoolgirls.	October 27, 1970
	It's a Living Sketches include: The time on BBC 1, School Prize Giving, Films by Mr. Dibley, Timmy Williams Interview, Election Night Special	November 3, 1970
	The Attila the Hun Show "The Attila the Hun Show"; a burlesque performance by government ministers; a documentary study of village idiots. Also: political groupies pursue MPs.	November 10, 1970
	Archaeology Today A dissatisfied bridegroom tries to exchange his spouse; hunters pursue a terrifying mosquito; domestic problems interrupt the work of Beethoven, Shakespeare,...	November 17, 1970
	How to Recognise Different Parts of the Body A University of Woolamaloo philosophy-department meeting---the members of which are all named Bruce; an exploding penguin; a radio version of "The Death of Mary Queen...	November 24, 1970
	Scott of the Antarctic Foam-rubber snow and a stuffed lion are featured in a scene from "Scott of the Antarctic"; a football match is waged between gynecologists and Long John Silver...	December 1, 1970
	How Not to Be Seen Conquistador coffee campaign; Repeating groove; Ramsey MacDonald striptease; Job hunter; International Chinese Communist Conspiracy; Crelm Toothpaste/Shrill petrol;...	December 8, 1970
	Spam World revolutionaries are quizzed about football scores; figures from works of art go on strike throughout galleries in England; the search continues for a cure for...	December 15, 1970
	Royal Episode Thirteen Miners brawl over historical facts; hospital patients serve the doctors; five shipwrecked mariners decide whom they will have for dinner.	December 22, 1970

Directed by
	Ian MacNaughton
Written by
	Graham Chapman	...	written by
	John Cleese	...	written by
	Eric Idle	...	written by
	Terry Jones	...	written by
	Michael Palin	...	written by
	Terry Gilliam	...	written by
Cast
	Graham Chapman	...	Minister for Home Affairs / Second Gas Man / Silly Walker / French City Gent / Anthony Viney / Vince Snetterton-Lewis / Mrs. O'Tracey / A Criminologist / Policeman (13 episodes)
	John Cleese	...	The Announcer / Sir Vincent 'Kill the Chaps' Foster / Third Gas Man / Mr. Teabags, the Minister of Silly Walks / Silly Walker / Brian Trubshawe / 'Ethel the Frog' Presenter / Gloria / Theatre Critic for the 'Western Daily News' (13 episodes)
	Eric Idle	...	Face the Press' Interviewer / Fourth Gas Man / Customer / BBC Announcer / First Interviewer / Stig O'Tracey / Theatre Critic for the 'Bath Chronicle (13 episodes)
	Terry Jones	...	Mrs. G. Pinnet / Shopkeeper / Silly Walker / Second Interviewer / Superintendant Harry 'Snapper' Organs / Man with a cake stand screwed to his pelvis (13 episodes)
	Michael Palin	...	It's Man / First Gas Man / Mr. Pudey / Silly Walker / Jean-Brian Zatapathique / Mrs. April Simmel / Luigi Vercotti (13 episodes)
	Terry Gilliam	...	Fifth Gas Man / Second Policeman / Spiney Norman (13 episodes)
	Carol Cleveland	...	Lady Mountback / Young Lady / Catherine / Second Counsel (9 episodes)
	Ian Davidson	...	Fritz (4 episodes)
	Lyn Ashley	...	Schoolgirl (2 episodes) (as Mrs. Idle)
	The Fred Tomlinson Singers	...	Police Choir (2 episodes)
	David Ballantyne	...	Sixth Gas Man
	Stanley Mason	...	Shoplifter's Mate
	Marjorie Wilde	...	Dear Old Lady
	Jeannette Wild	...	Second Secretary
	Sandra Richards	...	'Semprini' Girl / Woman with Stick
	Buzz Aldrin	...	Buzz Aldrin (credit only)
	Connie Booth	...	Schoolgirl / Petula Wilcox
	Rita Davies	...	Hostess / Black Spot Storyteller
	Vincent Wong	...	Mr. Kamikaze
	Roy Gunson	...	Dancing Soldier
	Alexander Curry	...	Various
	Ralph Wood	...	Dancing Soldier
	John Clement	...	Dancing Soldier
Uncredited Cast
	John Hughman	...	Gasman (3 episodes)
	David Melbourne	...	Juror (3 episodes)
	Willy Bowman	...	Gasman (2 episodes)
	Stanley Mason	...	Gasman (2 episodes)
	Aubrey Danvers-Walker	...	Senator (2 episodes)
	Eden Fox	...	Juror (2 episodes)
	Beulah Hughes	...	Miss Rita Thang (2 episodes)
	Patricia Prior	...	Juror (2 episodes)
	Cy Town	...	Juror (2 episodes)
	Brian Gardner	...	Hench-vicar (2 episodes)
	Bill Leonard	...	Hench-vicar (2 episodes)
	Tom O'Leary	...	Hench-vicar (2 episodes)
	Michael Stayner	...	Hench-vicar (2 episodes)
	Lewis Alexander	...	Member of RSFPTOTOOT (2 episodes)
	Reuben Martin	...	Member of RSFPTOTOOT (2 episodes)
	Roy Scammell	...	Member of RSFPTOTOOT (2 episodes)
	Colin Skeaping	...	Member of RSFPTOTOOT (2 episodes)
	James Haswell	...	Deviant / Cricketer (2 episodes)
	Barbara Lindley	...	Bride (2 episodes)
	David Ballantyne	...	Sandwich Eater / Soundman
	Bernard Barnsley	...	Gasman
	John Caesar	...	Gasman
	Derek Chafer	...	Gasman
	Norton Clarke	...	Gasman
	Daphne Davey	...	Mrs. Two-lumps
	Michael Earl	...	Gasman
	Ron Gregory	...	Gasman
	David Grineau	...	Gasman
	Walter Henry	...	Gasman
	Alex Hood	...	Gasman
	David Joyce	...	Gasman
	Eric Kent	...	Gasman
	Tony Maddison	...	Gasman
	Anthony Mayne	...	Gasman
	Brian Nolan	...	Gasman
	Leslie Parker	...	Gasman
	Andrea Scotti	...	Gasman
	Neville Simons	...	Gasman
	Harry Tierney	...	Gasman
	Garth Watkins	...	Gasman
	Jean Clarke	...	Nursemaid
	Jim Delaney	...	Juror
	Philip Howard	...	Usher
	Jay Neill	...	Senator
	Pamela Saire	...	Juror
	Albert Ward	...	Old Man
	Sandra Richards	...	Bikini Model
	Julie Desmond	...	Woman with Chest Rash
	John Lord	...	Godparent at Baptism
	Mary Millington	...	Nude Lady
	Anthony Powell	...	Godparent at Baptism
	Helena Clayton	...	Woman in 'Blackmail' with whip
	Ronald Mayer	...	Member of RSFPTOTOOT
	Maurice Quick	...	Member of RSFPTOTOOT
	Brian Ball	...	Schoolboy
	Hazel Cave	...	Guest at Award Ceremony
	Denton De Gray	...	Man in 'It's a Living'
	Keith Dewhurst	...	Schoolboy
	David Docherty	...	Schoolboy
	Nigel Grice	...	Schoolboy
	David Kempton	...	Contestant / Dinner Guest
	Jean MacFarlane	...	Contestant / Dinner Guest
	Garry O'Brien	...	Schoolboy Blowing Bugle
	Evan Ross	...	Lord Mayor
	Eddy May Scandrett	...	Lady Mayoress
	Peggy Schrimshaw	...	Guest at Award Ceremony
	Robert Toller	...	Schoolboy
	Gordon Winter	...	Soldier at Award Ceremony
	David R. Aldridge	...	Deviant / Cricketer
	David Gilchrist	...	Deviant / Cricketer
	George Janson	...	Deviant / Cricketer
	Leslie Noyes	...	Deviant / Cricketer
	Steve Smart	...	Deviant / Cricketer
	Troy Adams	...	Party Guest
	Barry Ashton	...	Party Guest
	Constance Carling	...	Party Guest
	Gary Dean	...	Party Guest
	Jean Sadgrove	...	Party Guest
	Maureen Flanagan	...	Bikini Model
	Marie	...	Bikini Model
	Dilys Marvin	...	Lady
	Dorothy Watson	...	Lady
	Andrew Andreas	...	Greek Orthodox Priest
	Roy Brent	...	Water Rat
	Leslie Bryant	...	Water Rat
	Ishaq Bux	...	Sheikh
	Freddie Clemson	...	Spaceman
	Donald Groves	...	Water Rat
	Steve Kelly	...	Viking
	Alastair Meldrum	...	Water Rat
	Stuart Myers	...	Water Rat
	Gillian Phelps	...	Nun
	Basil Tang	...	Mao Tse Tung
	Reginald Bosanquet	...	Self
Produced by
	Ian MacNaughton	...	producer
Visual Effects by
	John Horton	...	visual effects designer

Additional Info
Premiere:	September 15, 1970
DVD Release:	September 28, 1999
Blu-ray Release:	November 24, 2020
Country:
Distributor:	Universal Studios
Websites:

Ratings
8.8 / 10

Production Companies
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC)
Python (Monty) Pictures

Distributors
A&E Home Video (1999) (United States) (DVD)
A&E Home Video (1999) (United States) (VHS)
Screenbound International Pictures (2020) (World-wide) (Blu-ray)
American Program Service (1992) (United States) (syndication) (TV)
American Public Television (1999) (United States) (syndication) (TV)
DeVillier Donegan Enterprizes (United States)
Eastern Educational Television Network (1974) (United States) (syndication) (TV)
Independent Film Channel (IFC) (2011) (United States) (TV)
Interregional Program Service (1980) (United States) (syndication) (TV)
Paramount Home Entertainment (United States) (laserdisc) (video)
Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) (1974) (United States) (TV)

Filming Locations
Baildon, Shipley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK
BBC Television Centre, Wood Lane, Shepherd's Bush, London, England, UK (Studio)
Bolton, Greater Manchester, England, UK
Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK
Crown Rd, Isleworth, Twickenham, UK
Great Horton, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK
Heaton, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK
Hersham, Surrey, UK (Roy Green)
Ilkley Moor, Ilkley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK
Ilkley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK
Keighley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK
Laisterdyke, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK
Manningham, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK
Saltaire, Shipley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK
Shipley, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK
Undercliffe, Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, UK

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