I first heard of this movie when Comedy Central aired it uncut back in the 90s...

Rating: 10/10 (20 December 2018)

And i have owned the 2 disc DVD since 2001. I also rented the movie on VHS on an old 80s print. To this day, this movie is far more better than the next two movies that the comedy troupe made before they broke up in the 1980s. Made on a low budget and becoming a hit in arthouses and on home video, this film brought the popularity of Camelot to baby boomers who were fans of Monty's Flying Circus, which became a cult hit when it hit the US after it aired in the UK on BBC before it aired on PBS, known for airing uncut british shows on the station and which is similar to BBC because it's funded by viewers and airs no commercials yet they do pledge drives that interrupt programming. As for the movie, it's quite hilarious and still holds up today.