@hlysnan6418
There's nothing funnier than John Cleese dressed as Hitler, on a bicycle, screaming into a megaphone.
@General_Universe
That "Soon, baby" is too charismatic.
@Cwmbran1984
“You wouldn’t have had much fun in Stalingrad would you?” 😂😂😂😂
@peanutbutterfi3nd
I like how Hilter and Bimmler are giving the speeches and ideas while Ron Ribbentrop is just there supporting them with a Gramophone.
@clinteldorado
“Well, oi dont loike the sound o’ these ‘ere boncentration bamps.” I don’t know why, but for me this is one of the funniest lines in Python history.
@Paraprax
The dialogue delivery in this whole sketch is superhuman, from Eric Idle's roundabout road trip in the intro to all the German-corrupted Englishisms at tea.
@charlierobbins598
Michael Palin and John Cleese wrote only one sketch together and it was this one. They should’ve wrote more together
@ardenorcrush649
I was not head of Gestapo at all! Ha ha ha! I make joke.
@nom5358
this is in all honestly my sleeper pick for best Python sketch
@MaccyjoeDraws
RIP Terry Jones. Legend.
@westonstevens3239
I always admired Palin's ability to speak his lines so quickly and perfectly. I can see why they had him do a bunch of travel shows.
@iacopoguidi7871
I love the bit when Cleese asks in German how to say "hike" in English
@Schcarraffone
the italian cafe with Mussolini killed me too
@JustPippaNY
Michael Palin is desperately trying not to laugh, because this is one of their best skits!
@thomaskingschillerlein7843
2:03 "you wouldn't have had much fun in STALINGRAD, would you?" LLLOOOLLL
@DragonHunter24
Ah, yes, Mr Hilter. My favourite Argentinian!
@NosyMuggle
Look the way they wrote Minehead as "Meinhead" in 6:03 (which is the way a real German would write it if he just heard the name, having not read it) It's details like these that make Monty Python such a legendary show
@xmlthegreat
I don't see any comments mentioning how brilliant that little 'knock down the hospital' joke at the start was, so I'll appreciate it here.
@ivanurod
The way they say the past perfect tense in the German syntax is just too perfect lmao
@jheaton0416