As with any links page, many of the links may not be working. Last updated May 18, 2011.

Although I try quite seriously to include everything a Python fan could possibly want all in the space of one site, I understand all too well that half the fun of web dogpaddling is clicking about, waiting for pages to load that never do, crashing your system on geocities popup ads and encountering broken link after broken link. It's an internet person's only fun in life. So I've included a list of my own favorite sites, sites that have earned the coveted PythoNET Heel of Approval! And indeed, a large number of these sites are disturbingly wonderful. By clicking all over this page as often as I dare, I can see which sites have managed to top us, and steal from them. I also, more and more often, get to see which sites survive entirely by stealing from us. This list should serve you well too. If you have a site you think should be here, why not write me with the URL? I'm always open to new stuff. As for those of you completely different enough to be listed here, you're always free to display the snazzy graphic above (designed by myself and Mark Gumby) anywhere on your page. And remember... "If it's not PythoNET-Approved, it hasn't been approved by PythoNET!" Enjoy.

Useful Sites Some of the Corpses Are Amusing Python Edit News Pages: For those wanting all the truly obscure information about Python, this is where to go - SOTCAA has enough to fill several books. Information you won't find anywhere else about what was cut out of the Python shows. Analysis of the original scripts versus the transmitted programs. And their usual delightfully angry commentary and swearing. The best writing about Python I've ever enjoyed. Some of the Corpses Are Amusing: Not for the faint of heart or easily offended, SOTCAA is a highly opinionated, highly angry guide to British comedy. Joe and Mike are true scholars, and the work they do bringing obscure information about comedy series to light is truly amazing. They're clearly going to write a few books someday, but for now, this information is better than any book out there. A major inspiration for this site. Monty Python Heaven Linus the Llama's Whizzo Online: Our sister site, formerly known as Virtual Camelot but now located directly on PythoNET's server. I'm afraid that the site was left unfinished and is a bit of a mess, but contains an amazing amount of pictures and video. A Completely Useless Python Website Some nice stuff. BettyCat's Hint Pages This is where to go if you need to beat the Python CD-ROM games. It'll tell you all you need to know. The Monty Python Museum at Youtube Stone Dead Productions presents: Monty Python's Flying Circus in Australia by Bruce Jewell An archive of what used to be one of the best Python sites out there ... Not updated since 1999. Terry Gilliam Dreams: The Terry Gilliam Fanzine by Phil Stubbs Wide Angle/Closeup: The Terry Gilliam Files (from David Morgan, co-producer and writer of the supplemental sections to the Criterion laserdiscs of Brazil and Baron Munchausen) Newsgroup: alt.movies.terry-gilliam Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: the Movie (at Christine O's The Great Thompson Hunt) An original Baron Munchausen Book from the 1920s Terry Jones TerryJones.cjb.net John Cleese The John Cleese.com Cleese's official site. The Unofficial Guide to Fawlty Towers by Chris Tomlinson and John Gasson Video Arts: The World's Best Trainers (expensive, acclaimed comedy business films; co-founder Cleese sold his share of the highly successful company in 1989.) I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again (60s radio show) Denmark John Cleese Festival: Arhus & Omegn Fan Sites The Unofficial Monty Python Home Page The Website of Aaaargh The Penn State Python Society by Fred Coppersmith Japanese Holy Grail in Lego The REAL Knights of "Nee" (in Canada) The Holy Grail Animated Credits Webpage

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