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* [[Cliché Storm]]: Of the parodied sort, mocking every Broadway trope in existence, from love songs to happy endings and weddings. |
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* [[Crosses the Line Twice]]: It's Monty-fucking-Python! What'd you expect? |
* [[Crosses the Line Twice]]: It's Monty-fucking-Python! What'd you expect? |
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** Patsy mentions how {{spoiler|telling someone you're Jewish "isn't the sort of thing you say to a heavily armed Christian."}} |
** Patsy mentions how {{spoiler|telling someone you're Jewish "isn't the sort of thing you say to a heavily armed Christian."}} |
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** The French Taunters play trumpets. With farts. |
** The French Taunters play trumpets. With farts. |
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* [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming]]: Herbert {{spoiler|finally getting to sing. Also, Lancelot jumping to his defense when his father tries to kill him.}} |
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** Also, after Arthur ignores Patsy for the entirety of "I'm All Alone," The Lady of the Lake points out that Patsy has been there the whole time. Arthur's response? {{spoiler|"Well, yes, but... Patsy's ''family.''"}} |
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* [[Ear Worm]]: ''Every. Single. Damn. Song.'' |
* [[Ear Worm]]: ''Every. Single. Damn. Song.'' |
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* [[Hilarious in Hindsight]]: The Lady of the Lake's "Diva's Lament" originally included the lyric "I've no Grammy, no reward/I've no Tony awards!" Sara Ramirez then proceeded to win the Best Featured Actress Tony for the role of the Lady of the Lake, requiring the change to "All our Tony Awards/won't keep me out of Betty Ford's!" |
* [[Hilarious in Hindsight]]: The Lady of the Lake's "Diva's Lament" originally included the lyric "I've no Grammy, no reward/I've no Tony awards!" Sara Ramirez then proceeded to win the Best Featured Actress Tony for the role of the Lady of the Lake, requiring the change to "All our Tony Awards/won't keep me out of Betty Ford's!" |
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** [[Monty Python and the Holy Grail|Last time Galahad accused Lancelot for being gay, he denied.]] Here, he's actually gay. |
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* [[Visual Effects of Awesome]]: The Black Knight scene used brilliant effects and visual trickery in the dismembering of the titular character. |
* [[Visual Effects of Awesome]]: The Black Knight scene used brilliant effects and visual trickery in the dismembering of the titular character. |
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** By costume design standards. The lady of the lake was able to transform her huge magical blue gown into a completely different white wedding dress, seamlessly, on stage, without moving, in a split second. |
** By costume design standards. The lady of the lake was able to transform her huge magical blue gown into a completely different white wedding dress, seamlessly, on stage, without moving, in a split second. |
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Latest revision as of 15:11, 15 August 2016
- Cliché Storm: Of the parodied sort, mocking every Broadway trope in existence, from love songs to happy endings and weddings.
- Crosses the Line Twice: It's Monty-fucking-Python! What'd you expect?
- Patsy mentions how telling someone you're Jewish "isn't the sort of thing you say to a heavily armed Christian."
- The French Taunters play trumpets. With farts.
- Ear Worm: Every. Single. Damn. Song.
- Hilarious in Hindsight: The Lady of the Lake's "Diva's Lament" originally included the lyric "I've no Grammy, no reward/I've no Tony awards!" Sara Ramirez then proceeded to win the Best Featured Actress Tony for the role of the Lady of the Lake, requiring the change to "All our Tony Awards/won't keep me out of Betty Ford's!"
- Last time Galahad accused Lancelot for being gay, he denied. Here, he's actually gay.
- Visual Effects of Awesome: The Black Knight scene used brilliant effects and visual trickery in the dismembering of the titular character.
- By costume design standards. The lady of the lake was able to transform her huge magical blue gown into a completely different white wedding dress, seamlessly, on stage, without moving, in a split second.