Reminds of my past struggles with employment

By far this is the best sketch of the last season of MPFC

"Sorry old horse!" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🪦🪦🪦

so realistic😂😂😂

We all laughed at this, aren’t we? 😂

Graham Chapman was a comical genius. I don‘t think there has ever been an actor who could keep such a dignified composure in the silliest and most surreal of situations.

I like that Becky’s the first person to say “tin” & doesn’t react at all when she says it, but when anyone else says it she’s frightfully off-put.

I was offered this job I rejected 🐯

Cleese had access to the real business world that he could mock all of its formalities 😂

It's all about the Bouba-Kiki effect :)

Being self-employed makes this very hard to comprehend. I don't think I would last 40 seconds with the interviewer. But I have to admit, Monty Python takes the absurd into the stratosphere

Obviously he has no previous experience with the Pavlov dog management style.

4:31 the invention of heavy metal

John Cleese’s head shake at 0:50… brilliance!

If there's one thing I'm happy about, it is that I'm not going to have to do another job interview. I think the best bit of advice for job interviews is - 'whatever you do, don't be yourself!'

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Becky old chap...😆

Probably the most subtle and sophisticated skit they wrote. I wish I understood the culture well enough to see all its nuances. Or maybe it's just bonkers and I'm a prat - could be that.

This is way better than "what is your greatest weakness?"

The Soviet and East German judges were the ones who gave him the two 7's.

RECIDIVIST

my ADHD brain when someone is talking to me:

Job interviews are just like war. And war, war never changes.

So fucking funny still 😀2024

CARIBOU GORN

To this day I always say to my partner, "it's alright for you lot..." and he's like SHUT UP!😆

You can't beat wood 😂😂😂😂

this new season of Downton Abbey is fantastic

Do I get a job ? Well I afraid not, I afraid those the vacancies already filled up couple weeks ago Pua ha..ha..ha..ha…ah ha ha ha…

Could we train an AI with this video to predict which words are woody and which are tinny?

(1:46) "well you gotta come to terms with these things." - Mansfield Vermin - Jones.

CARIBOU G O N E

Never noticed this before but the maid in the upper left hand corner is perfectly dressed for the part, yet absurdly weari g sunglasses 0:47 lol

One time I interviewed for a job at a country club that was within walking distance of my place. Seemed perfect. The interview was nothing but the stupidest, weirdest, and most uncomfortable questions I’ve ever been asked. This is exactly how it felt

"SIMPKINS! Nasty, tinny sort of name..." 🤣🤣

Someone, somewhere... PLEASE do this to a young interviewee and film it. They'll be too young to know this sketch.

She is all tinny and he is all woody. But she dispises her own tinniness to make him feel at ease, even at the expense of her own well-being. A mighty sketch about female self-dread in the patriarchal structures of the Victorian era Britain.

That they didn’t say “festoon” is a missed opportunity

Anyone out there ever tried the “Good morning” trick? Do people just repeat good morning back ?

The Pythons predicted LinkedIn HR practices. God damn it.

Cleese and Chapman would have made a killing as job consultants. This has aged like fine wine and once again proves that both comedy and corporations never change.

At least there weren't any competency-based questions.

Cleese said it was training anyway.

I N T E R C O U R S E

IT'S BACK???? THIS VID WENT DOWN FOR LIKE A YEAR OR SOMETHING AND ITS FINALLY BACK

At least they avoided the classic ‘where do you see yourself in five years time?’

I lose respect for any MP sketch that ends with a conventional punchline.

Graham's relentless mugging throughout this sketch completely ruins me.

Has anyone else noticed the parallels between this skit and American politics today; what with its woody right and tinny left and everybody behaving like Becky when anyone even mentions the other side. 😂

Not sure why but this is my favorite Python sketch