what makes this skit so amazing is that its making fun of how aspects of life that used to be deeply personal are commercialized and treated like commodities, in the darkest way possible. That's why friggin I love this movie. Underneath the comedy is a really sharp and brutal critique of modern society.
Who said he did? People nowadays call anyone who wants to protect people's rights as SJW as if it were a bad thing. Maybe there are those who goes to extreme but not everyone is the same. I'm simply stating that Graham Chapman is an intelligent man and would not make fun of people who does their best to fight for equal rights when he has done that himself. What is absurd here is for you to look too much into a joke in a skit and to make-up a stand that Mr. Chapman would never be able to confirm nor deny since he's gone. I wonder what your thought process was for you to be able to come up with an argument which was completely off tangent. Gender Dysphoria and Disassociative Identity Disorder is an all too complicated subject for non-experts to understand. You can claim to be an expert, but you're on UA-cam reading and leaving comments, I automatically don't believe you. Now you can argue all you want but at this point I've already exerted all my energy in replying to a nonsense argument on UA-cam and I'm too lazy to argue back. Good Day!
@scotthebruce2 The typical pseudo intellectual on youtube that thinks his opinion can invalidate science. Go educate yourself on what science and biology has to say about gender and biological sex.
"Still something missing though..." "Right..." "PATIENT!" LOL Perfect, and for an encore: "What do I do?" "Nothing- you're not qualified!" Monty Python Forever!
As a former NHS manager, I love the administrator talking about moving the Ping machine from capital costs to the monthly budget. Nothing changes over the decades.
The bit where the mother asks "is it a boy or girl?" the doctor says " it's a bit early to impose roles on the baby" once a very funny surreal joke , now UK official policy, no longer a joke!! 😂
One of the best sketches ever, it is linked almost everywhere somebody talks about delivery in a hospital. And it comes from a group of men. Chapeau Monty Ptyhons!
After our second child was born in our home (with a nice doctor for a change) we will never go back. From that point this sketch became one of my favorites.
"A boy or a girl?" "Ah, I think it's a little early to start imposing roles on it, don't you?" :D I think I liked this part best. And, of course, everything that follows it. :D
I'm probably not the only idiot to do this and I'm almost embarrassed to admit it now, but before my son was born many years ago now my wife and I were touring the women's medical center where he was to be born. At the end of the tour the administrator (I don't recall her title it probably wasn't administrator) asked my wife and I if we had any questions. I asked her, "Would it be possible to see the fetus frightening room?". She looked at me as if I was having some sort of mental episode. My wife elbowed me and said I was just kidding. I know it's stupid but I love The Meaning of Life. One of my favorites.
@@roxyl3610 its still a thing in asian countries atleast for the poor area where hospitals don't have special rooms for each patient. It's not like they mind showing the process but gotta see the convenience of other patients in the ward even though there are curtains it's still not appropriate.
@@filipinordabest And then when they bang her against a piece of equipment while moving her, the Doctor says "mind the Machine!", without any care to the mother or their child. :D
"So it's lots of happy pills for you and you can find out all about the birth when you get home!" As a med student that hits me so hard in the gut it's not even funny
@Appladay The bit where the mother asks "is it a boy or girl?" the doctor says " it's a bit early to impose roles on the baby" once a very funny surreal joke , now UK official policy, no longer a joke!! 😂
3:34 - "AAAAAand - Frighten it!" The other doctor cuts the umbilical cord - with a meat cleaver! "AAAand - the Rough Towel! Now, show it to the mother - that's enough! Sedate her, then measure it, blood-type it, and isolate it! Show's over!"
@@pietrayday9915 TBH until you pointed out the "frighten it!" part I thought the joke was supposed to be that labor and delivery must be fucking terrifying for a baby, and I like that meaning better than the meat cleaver being the frightening bit.
Graidstin No. They were on the liberal side, not the insane anti-science side. LGB rights isn't a SJW thing, thinking there are 76 genders is an SJW thing. Have you read/seen any of Cleese's words on PC culture and being offended? He's a liberal, not an SJW. You people have ruined the definition of liberal like you've ruined the education system.
@@blahblah63259 Isn't it part of individualism to let individuals decide everything for themselves under their own responsibility and deal with the consequences afterwards? That would include their own identity, wouldn't it? Regarding what those consequences may be, depends on whether you are a humanist or an anti-humanist. Humanism values human agency above all else and suggests the (social) environment to adjust to the human rather than the human adjust to the environment. The opposite would be a totalitarian society that emphasizes assimilation.
@@blahblah63259 - Also there aren't "76 genders". Gender is a spectrum. You can be fully on one side, fully on the other. Anywhere in between, or not on the spectrum at all. Where you feel you belong can change over your lifetime, and according to changes in society and culture. And as Katzelle correctly points out, a true liberal would allow an individual their personal liberty to decide this for themselves. Whether they care about the social construct of gender, where they belong into it, or if they're comfortable just identifying solely on their sex. Wanting to tell other people what they can and cannot identify as, dictating what their gender is (as if that's even possible), isn't even remotely liberal. Hate it as much as you want, a true liberal IS a "sjw". Because respecting people's right to individual choice, to not be discriminated for what they identify as, what their sexual orientation is, or with what body parts or skin colour they were or weren't born is liberal. and apparently also what gets you labeled a "sjw".
I was in the ER 15 years ago to have a dislocated elbow reduced, which required a brief anesthesia. I told the attending, "Don't forget the machine that goes "PING." He stared at me while the nurse doubled over laughing. Instant Python fan recognition.
I have recently had two operations on my arm, both at the same time fortunately. When I was wheeled in to the room where they administer the anaesthetics there was a machine that went 'ping'. I couldn't help myself from reciting the line and the consultant anaesthesiologist just cracked up. We were both around the same age so got it, but the other much younger medical staff were baffled. BTW a massive thank you to all the people at Middlesborough's James Cook University Hospital for the exceptional treatment I received.
+Michael Cider "Is it a boy or a girl?" "Well it's a little early to start imposing roles on it, don't you think?" The people who like to make up words to describe their genders feel offended. Xhey are butthurt even.
I remember when I first saw this how I laughed 'till I was almost sick because this is how I felt during my labour with my first son. Twenty nine hours, epesiotomy, forecepts, drips, the needle that goes into the spine and even the machine that went ping! OUCH!!!
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Bob Frankenstein - when I saw this in the theater what you are describing put me into a horrific laughing fit. At least 2 minutes of me doubled over choking in laughter from the baby shake in front of mom. To this day I laugh still not just from the scene but my memory of how people around me started laughing hard at me laughing hysterically at this scene. And the live organ donor...don’t get me going....
"Nothing, dear, you are not qualified!" Honestly, everything in this sketch typifies modern health care lol. And therein lies monty python's greatness. They were silly and incredibly serious at the same time... these guys ooze intelligence...
My favourite is "You see we started leasing this from the company we sold it too, that way it comes out of our monthly budget and not our capital account." Which is the Tories practice in selling hospitals and practices to private companies and then leasing them back so they can diminish the budget and spend less on healthcare.
Right! My female relatives who had kids before about 2015 were treated a bit like this, told not to walk or move outside lying down on their backs flat, etc. So glad we're finally improving on this!
I mean. It's not a terribly difficult or revolutionary idea. Just people on the (far)-right get their panties in a twist because "muh freedoms" and "muh toilets".
I'm so glad my father raised me on high quality comedic content such as Monty Python. These guys were so far ahead of their time. Can you imagine if a show and or movie released like this in 2023? Riots everywhere.
I'm so glad this clip is on here... I had my first ultrasound yesterday, and the doctor actually said to me, "Your foetus is still alive". It just made me think of the machine that goes PING! :)
'I'm the husband' 'No sorry only people who are involved!' Very funny and for those who get easily offended by monty python, nearly all of their sketches are taking the piss out of everyday things!
As I get older I find things funny that kind of flew over my head when I was younger. "Who are you?" "Oh, I'm the Husband" I'm sorry only people who were involved are allowed in here"
Love the satirical commentary on our modern world's treatment of birth as medical condition requiring massive intervention. Mother: What do I do? Doctor: Nothing dear, you're not qualified! ...pretty much sums it up.
It reminds me of my own operation at the Royal North Shore Hospital. Right on cue, a group of students come barging into the operating theatre to watch, without so much as a "Do you mind?".
So ahead of their time - leasing a machine back from the company they sold it to so it falls under a different budget, the hospital administrator, the recording in three different formats, and: "Is it a boy or a girl?" "Now I think it's a little early to start imposing roles on it, don't you?"
what makes this skit so amazing is that its making fun of how aspects of life that used to be deeply personal are commercialized and treated like commodities, in the darkest way possible. That's why friggin I love this movie. Underneath the comedy is a really sharp and brutal critique of modern society.
This is the most shockingly accurate medical documentary ever made. Far ahead of its time.
Became a father today. I was assisting my wife with labor. When I've heard the machine and the noise, I've almost cried out of laughter .
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"I think it's a bit early to start imposing roles on it don't you?". Only Chapman could come up with such a brilliant line. so ahead of his time.
Actually, Graham Chapman is gay and is a strong supporter of gay rights.
Who said he did? People nowadays call anyone who wants to protect people's rights as SJW as if it were a bad thing. Maybe there are those who goes to extreme but not everyone is the same. I'm simply stating that Graham Chapman is an intelligent man and would not make fun of people who does their best to fight for equal rights when he has done that himself.
What is absurd here is for you to look too much into a joke in a skit and to make-up a stand that Mr. Chapman would never be able to confirm nor deny since he's gone. I wonder what your thought process was for you to be able to come up with an argument which was completely off tangent. Gender Dysphoria and Disassociative Identity Disorder is an all too complicated subject for non-experts to understand. You can claim to be an expert, but you're on UA-cam reading and leaving comments, I automatically don't believe you.
Now you can argue all you want but at this point I've already exerted all my energy in replying to a nonsense argument on UA-cam and I'm too lazy to argue back. Good Day!
@cybele Is? He died 29 years ago!
@TroySmithNova The line does the exact opposite. How did you manage to miss that?
@scotthebruce2 The typical pseudo intellectual on youtube that thinks his opinion can invalidate science. Go educate yourself on what science and biology has to say about gender and biological sex.
"Still something missing though..."
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LOL Perfect, and for an encore:
"What do I do?"
"Nothing- you're not qualified!"
Monty Python Forever!
As a former NHS manager, I love the administrator talking about moving the Ping machine from capital costs to the monthly budget. Nothing changes over the decades.
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The factual reason not to trust Universal health care.
The bit where the mother asks "is it a boy or girl?" the doctor says " it's a bit early to impose roles on the baby" once a very funny surreal joke , now UK official policy, no longer a joke!! 😂
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"It's available on Betamax, VHS, and Super 8."
All 3-formats put in one sentence,haven't heard that for a long time. :-)
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One of the best sketches ever, it is linked almost everywhere somebody talks about delivery in a hospital. And it comes from a group of men. Chapeau Monty Ptyhons!
After our second child was born in our home (with a nice doctor for a change) we will never go back.
From that point this sketch became one of my favorites.
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"A boy or a girl?" "Ah, I think it's a little early to start imposing roles on it, don't you?" :D
I think I liked this part best. And, of course, everything that follows it. :D
Tumblr logic in 1983.
They were way ahead of the curve with the insanity of 100+ "genders" now.
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I'm probably not the only idiot to do this and I'm almost embarrassed to admit it now, but before my son was born many years ago now my wife and I were touring the women's medical center where he was to be born. At the end of the tour the administrator (I don't recall her title it probably wasn't administrator) asked my wife and I if we had any questions. I asked her, "Would it be possible to see the fetus frightening room?". She looked at me as if I was having some sort of mental episode. My wife elbowed me and said I was just kidding. I know it's stupid but I love The Meaning of Life. One of my favorites.
that's classic mate, ping!
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"who are you?" "I'm the husband" "sorry you can't stay here, only people who are involved"
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Poor baby xD
Lol right. Apparently it really used to be like that. Husbands had to wait out in the lobby. So glad we've progressed on this!
@@roxyl3610 its still a thing in asian countries atleast for the poor area where hospitals don't have special rooms for each patient. It's not like they mind showing the process but gotta see the convenience of other patients in the ward even though there are curtains it's still not appropriate.
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I love how they wheel her in head first so she bangs through every door with her head. so thoughtful
Holey shit. I did not think of it that way until now.
@@filipinordabest And then when they bang her against a piece of equipment while moving her, the Doctor says "mind the Machine!", without any care to the mother or their child. :D
"So it's lots of happy pills for you and you can find out all about the birth when you get home!"
As a med student that hits me so hard in the gut it's not even funny
It IS.
These guys were so far ahead of their time it´s mindblowing!!
@Appladay The bit where the mother asks "is it a boy or girl?" the doctor says " it's a bit early to impose roles on the baby" once a very funny surreal joke , now UK official policy, no longer a joke!! 😂
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@@suzi6509 Having a DICK or a FANNY at birth DOESNT SEEM to decide your sex anymore apparently!!😆
0:35 just noticed "fetus frightening room"
TheBlankbullets6 lol, the first thing he says when it comes out is "frightening"
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3:34 - "AAAAAand - Frighten it!" The other doctor cuts the umbilical cord - with a meat cleaver! "AAAand - the Rough Towel! Now, show it to the mother - that's enough! Sedate her, then measure it, blood-type it, and isolate it! Show's over!"
@@pietrayday9915 TBH until you pointed out the "frighten it!" part I thought the joke was supposed to be that labor and delivery must be fucking terrifying for a baby, and I like that meaning better than the meat cleaver being the frightening bit.
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This is the funniest critique of hospital childbirth practices I've ever seen. They get it so right!
"I think it's a little early to start imposing roles on it don't you?"
Monty Python forever.
"I think it's a little early to start imposing roles on it, don't you?"
Monty Python was with the social justice/LGBT scene before it even existed (at least before it was important)
Graidstin No. They were on the liberal side, not the insane anti-science side. LGB rights isn't a SJW thing, thinking there are 76 genders is an SJW thing. Have you read/seen any of Cleese's words on PC culture and being offended? He's a liberal, not an SJW. You people have ruined the definition of liberal like you've ruined the education system.
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Isn't it part of individualism to let individuals decide everything for themselves under their own responsibility and deal with the consequences afterwards? That would include their own identity, wouldn't it?
Regarding what those consequences may be, depends on whether you are a humanist or an anti-humanist. Humanism values human agency above all else and suggests the (social) environment to adjust to the human rather than the human adjust to the environment. The opposite would be a totalitarian society that emphasizes assimilation.
@@blahblah63259 - Also there aren't "76 genders". Gender is a spectrum. You can be fully on one side, fully on the other. Anywhere in between, or not on the spectrum at all. Where you feel you belong can change over your lifetime, and according to changes in society and culture.
And as Katzelle correctly points out, a true liberal would allow an individual their personal liberty to decide this for themselves. Whether they care about the social construct of gender, where they belong into it, or if they're comfortable just identifying solely on their sex.
Wanting to tell other people what they can and cannot identify as, dictating what their gender is (as if that's even possible), isn't even remotely liberal. Hate it as much as you want, a true liberal IS a "sjw". Because respecting people's right to individual choice, to not be discriminated for what they identify as, what their sexual orientation is, or with what body parts or skin colour they were or weren't born is liberal. and apparently also what gets you labeled a "sjw".
@abcde 12345 To be fair we're all just a bunch of fucking cunts.
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"I think It's a bit early to start imposing roles on it don't you?" Haha legendary.
You made that comment 10 years ago - 10 years later it is more true now than ever :p
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I was in the ER 15 years ago to have a dislocated elbow reduced, which required a brief anesthesia. I told the attending, "Don't forget the machine that goes "PING." He stared at me while the nurse doubled over laughing. Instant Python fan recognition.
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I have recently had two operations on my arm, both at the same time fortunately. When I was wheeled in to the room where they administer the anaesthetics there was a machine that went 'ping'. I couldn't help myself from reciting the line and the consultant anaesthesiologist just cracked up. We were both around the same age so got it, but the other much younger medical staff were baffled. BTW a massive thank you to all the people at Middlesborough's James Cook University Hospital for the exceptional treatment I received.
@@paolacassader6948 what’s even the point of you writing that down?
MONTY PYTHON is all about the genius of the ABSURD. They are the best at disrespecting. Blessed be Monty Python.
Guys I am a doctor and i assure you this video is 100% realistic
Graham in his element.... love him, terrific actor.
3:53 so prophetic
Why does this have so many dislikes? One of Monty Pythons best.
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+Michael Cider "Is it a boy or a girl?"
"Well it's a little early to start imposing roles on it, don't you think?"
The people who like to make up words to describe their genders feel offended. Xhey are butthurt even.
Maybe some people are a bit touchy regarding birth
+Michael Cider Not enough ping.
Just the way Cleese goes "ping!" cracks me up
"it's a birth"
"what sort of thing is that?"
"it's when we take a new baby out of a lady's tummy"
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Wonderful what we can do nowadays.
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3:53 omg... eerily prophetic. About 40 years ahead of its time.
As someone who works in healthcare, I have to say this is one of the funniest skits I've ever seen!
I'm so ugly, when I was born the doctor slapped my mother....
I remember when I first saw this how I laughed 'till I was almost sick because this is how I felt during my labour with my first son. Twenty nine hours, epesiotomy, forecepts, drips, the needle that goes into the spine and even the machine that went ping! OUCH!!!
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There hasn't been an emerican comedy that reaches the level of this scene, movie.
:I think it's a bit early to start imposing roles on it, don't you?" This is now accurate.
Recorded 1983,35 years later,these Guys where visionairers.
"Jolly good!! That's much, much better! Still, something missing.... Mmm..."
"Patient!!"
"show it to the mother!" the way he just wiggles the baby in front of her with its cord very quickly gets me every single time
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Bob Frankenstein - when I saw this in the theater what you are describing put me into a horrific laughing fit. At least 2 minutes of me doubled over choking in laughter from the baby shake in front of mom. To this day I laugh still not just from the scene but my memory of how people around me started laughing hard at me laughing hysterically at this scene. And the live organ donor...don’t get me going....
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I lost it when they started drying the baby off... totally caught me of guard. classic.
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Honestly, everything in this sketch typifies modern health care lol. And therein lies monty python's greatness. They were silly and incredibly serious at the same time... these guys ooze intelligence...
My favourite is "You see we started leasing this from the company we sold it too, that way it comes out of our monthly budget and not our capital account." Which is the Tories practice in selling hospitals and practices to private companies and then leasing them back so they can diminish the budget and spend less on healthcare.
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Right! My female relatives who had kids before about 2015 were treated a bit like this, told not to walk or move outside lying down on their backs flat, etc. So glad we're finally improving on this!
Work in healthcare for a while and you realise there is
not a shred of actual comedy in this. It's just what actually happens.
I love the line: "Is it a boy or a girl?" "I think it's a bit early to be impossing roles on it."
at 2:39 The way Michael Palin enters the room cracks me up every time.
Definitely showing this to my kids when they ask how babies are born.
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3:53 It was a joke then but now they're serious.
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.... woah.... when did this come out again?
"Is it a boy or a girl?" "It's a little early to be imposing roles on it" dayum, how very prophetic. O.o;
He is THE MESSIAH!
I mean. It's not a terribly difficult or revolutionary idea. Just people on the (far)-right get their panties in a twist because "muh freedoms" and "muh toilets".
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Awesome to know that Graham Chapman was an actual doctor haha
I'm so glad my father raised me on high quality comedic content such as Monty Python. These guys were so far ahead of their time. Can you imagine if a show and or movie released like this in 2023? Riots everywhere.
You KNOW that they're professionals when they have the machine that goes 'PING!'
3:54 Remember when this was a joke?
3:51: "Is it a boy or a girl?
"I think it's a little early to start imposing roles on it, don't you?"
Oh Monty Python, you were so ahead of your time.
Well, the "patient" is respectfully referred to as "it", too.
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You can find all about the birth when you get home, it's available on Betamax, VHS and Super 8.
I'm so glad this clip is on here... I had my first ultrasound yesterday, and the doctor actually said to me, "Your foetus is still alive". It just made me think of the machine that goes PING! :)
_”Show IT to the mother...”_ LOL These guys were sick geniuses ..
I used this at a conference as an analogy of poor ICT in classrooms - went down a storm!
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2:45 - 2:50 Bit of classic Basil Fawlty crawling/hand wringing from Cleese there.
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Very funny and for those who get easily offended by monty python, nearly all of their sketches are taking the piss out of everyday things!
This was the first Monty Python movie I ever saw. I loved it. This is one of my favourite scenes from it too.
As I get older I find things funny that kind of flew over my head when I was younger. "Who are you?" "Oh, I'm the Husband" I'm sorry only people who were involved are allowed in here"
Love the satirical commentary on our modern world's treatment of birth as medical condition requiring massive intervention.
Mother: What do I do?
Doctor: Nothing dear, you're not qualified!
...pretty much sums it up.
"Who are you?"
"I'm the husband"
"Sorry, only people involved are allowed in here".
he was involved once... but then he boobped
it's because he got cheated on i guess...
Leave it to us
or the idiocy of suits in a technical/skilled environment
"removing a baby from a woman sir"
"amazing things we can do these days!"
best Monty Python film! so dark and fearless
and now do take me that machine that goes piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin
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"boy or girl"..."A bit early to start imposing roles on" XD
I remember when I was in high school we were learning about childbirth in health class one day and our teacher showed us this clip.
YOURE SO LUCKY
they just showed us a hairy chewbaca vagina with a baby coming out
+srbarkerchan bin, bin .. the expensive machine
iglooo102
Your teacher deserves a medal.
I had surgery for the first time the other day. I was giggling as I walked into the OR bc I was thinking of this scene
show it to the mother!
~wiggle/dangle~
That's enough!
It reminds me of my own operation at the Royal North Shore Hospital. Right on cue, a group of students come barging into the operating theatre to watch, without so much as a "Do you mind?".
Bing! That means the baby is still alive. Nice to know
"The machine that goes 'ping'"
So...an M1 Garand rifle? Makes sense to me!
"What do I do?"
"Nothing dear you're not qualified."
I'm gonna use that.
Very funny and coldly sobering at the same time.
This is hilarious, and yet it's sad, because it's as realistic as it is funny. Thumbs up for midwifery!
What was once comedy, is now one of the most widely used training films in the finest universities.
That last ping after everyone's gone is just gold
"The machine that goes 'PIIIIING!' Brilliant!
The only reason I will ever become a doctor is just to recreate this
You will have a machine that goes "bing!" won't you?
ricardo
Jair Espinoza yes
ricardo martinez
Any progress?
Monty Python - humor masterclass! :D
"Get the most expensive machine" back before the NHS was privatised
"Oh I see you have the machine that goes ping! Don't forget to show it to the Chief Executive!"🤣 More awesome than an awesome thing!
Love the movie!! The sketches are so genius! :')
Thanks you for sharing this video
Had me laughing out loud!!!
'"We'll soon have you cured!"
"You'll never know what hit you!" 😂🤣
So ahead of their time - leasing a machine back from the company they sold it to so it falls under a different budget, the hospital administrator, the recording in three different formats, and:
"Is it a boy or a girl?"
"Now I think it's a little early to start imposing roles on it, don't you?"
Man: im a husband
Doc: im sorry, only people involved are allowed Here
😁
Pythons are simply Brilliant minds 😎💐
It is only when my son was born that I realized how real this sketch is