John Cleese Podcast #33: The Brain Explained
John gives a marvellously lucid and compellingly detailed run through of the functioning of the human brain with particular reference to mimblerophlactus.
NB: Not laboratory safe.
John gives a marvellously lucid and compellingly detailed run through of the functioning of the human brain with particular reference to mimblerophlactus.
NB: Not laboratory safe.
Patrick on September 9th, 2008
Absolutely brilliant!! Classic Cleese!!
Judith on September 18th, 2008
I laughed so hard I made myself dizzy. Why are garbled words so funny? And why is it that the funniest moments in this (to me) are when he STOPS talking and looks expectantly at the viewer?
“teats slip temperance and …” LMAO!
PS: Did you know this podcast was posted on YouTube?
Digital Aphormisms on November 15th, 2008
excuse me, Sir, are you available during office hours so I may hug u?
Mr. Bruce on February 21st, 2009
That makes perfect sense.
CCP on February 26th, 2009
I would love to show this to several scientists I work with… in fact, I PLAN TO!!!!
CCP on February 26th, 2009
Oh, and as a followup — that little bit where he says “e=3r…. I’ll say that again…” is just too wicked. and if he’d then said, “And I leave the derivation of that as an exercise for the student…” I would not have regained my sanity for at least two days!
Brian on June 20th, 2009
Just wondering if John could explain the bit after his 4th main point part w???