Are You Look Like Monty Python?

The ex-leper in Monty Python's "Life of Brian" was a leper for sixteen years before he was cured.

The Grill-o-Mat snack bar in "Monty Python" was located in Paignton.

The correct answer is "From 12 Feet To 800 Yards." This answer suggests that the size of the giant hedgehog, Spiny Norman, varied greatly, ranging from a height of 12 feet to a length of 800 yards. It implies that the hedgehog was extremely large and could have been seen from a great distance.

"Whither Canada" was the first episode of "Monty Python." This title suggests that the episode may have explored the question of the whereabouts or fate of Canada in a humorous manner. The phrase "Whither Canada" is also a play on words, using an archaic term ("whither") to create a comedic effect. This episode likely set the tone for the absurdist and satirical humor that became characteristic of the Monty Python series.

In a sketch on "Monty Python's The Flying Circus", contestants summarized the works of Marcel Proust.

In the "Gumby Flower Arranging" sketch in Monty Python's "Flying Circus," tulips were not mentioned or included. The sketch likely featured various types of flowers being arranged by the character Gumby, but tulips were not one of them.

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In Monty Python's "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," Zoot mentions that there were 150 girls at Castle Anthrax. Therefore, the correct answer is 160.

In the television show "Monty Python", the cartoon opera man was singing "Ride Of The Valkyries" while a cannon fired. "Ride Of The Valkyries" is a famous orchestral piece composed by Richard Wagner and is often associated with scenes of grandeur and intensity. The use of this piece in the show adds a humorous and unexpected element to the scene, contrasting the epic nature of the music with the absurdity of the situation.

Terry Gilliam was in England in the 1960's and 1970's to avoid the American draft. During this time, there was a mandatory draft for the Vietnam War in the United States, and Gilliam chose to stay in England to avoid being drafted into the military.

In Monty Python's "Life of Brian," the snack that was not sold at the forum was Badgers' Earlobes. The other options, Wolf Nipple Chips, Dromedary Pretzels, and Larks' Tongues, were all mentioned as snacks sold at the forum in the movie.

In "Monty Python's Big Red Book", the film rights for sale are on Page 6.

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Monty Python's Mr. Neutron is not associated with any specific planet in the show or any other official Monty Python material. Therefore, it is unknown which planet Mr. Neutron is from.

Karl Gambolputty... Of Ulm is Johann Gambolputty... of Ulm's only surviving relative. This is based on the information provided in the question, which states that Karl Gambolputty... Of Ulm is the correct answer.

Jane Leeves is the correct answer because she was a then-unknown actress who appeared as a dancing girl in Monty Python's "The Meaning of Life." Melissa Dudley, Liza Minnelli, and Susan Sarandon were not involved in the film.

The question asks for the number of names between Johann Gambolputty and Ulm. Since the number of names is not specified, it can be assumed that the names are arranged in alphabetical order. Therefore, the answer is 44, indicating that there are 44 names between Johann Gambolputty and Ulm in alphabetical order.

In "The Brand New Monty Python Book", it is stated that God excels in Latin. This suggests that God has a high level of proficiency or expertise in the Latin language.

In the "Monty Python" series, Sandy Volestrangler appeared as a Colonel to stop sketches that had become too silly. This suggests that Sandy Volestrangler was a character who had authority and the responsibility to maintain some level of seriousness in the sketches.