Windows 3.x

Monty Python's Complete Waste of Time

Description

An interactive CDROM based on the world of Monty Python. Including a game to discover the secret to Intergalactic Success, the Desktop Pythonizer, and an Interactive Monty Python Show.

Alternate Titles

• "Monty Python's Reine Zeitverschwendung" -- German Title

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User Reviews

I like it. Of course, I'm a huge Monty Python fan.	emerging_lurker (181)	unrated
Indeed, a complete waste of time.	Tomer Gabel (4476)

The Press Says

Entertainment Weekly	Sep 16, 1994	A-	91
Adventure Classic Gaming	Mar 14, 1998	4 out of 5	80
The Good Old Days	Feb 15, 2009	4 out of 6	67

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Trivia

For the Monty Python purists out there (like myself) you might notice that the designers made one, possibly game-stopping, error in the game. During one of the many challenges found throughout the game, there is a trivia section that requires a fill-in-the-blank response. One of the questions regarding the "How Not to be Seen" sketch asks you to complete the following line: "Nobody likes a _______"

Apparently, the game designers were not able to make out John Cleese's words, as the narrator, during the sketch. The answer you must input is "Benedict" but in fact if you listen carefully the -real- answer is "Nobody likes a Clever Dick"

(This can be corroborated from the line of Monty Python books, "All the Words: Volume Two")