John Marwood Cleese (pronounced /?kli?z/; born 27 October 1939) is an English actor, comedian, writer and film producer. He achieved success at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, and as a scriptwriter on The Frost Report. In the late 1960s he became a member of Monty Python, the comedy troupe responsible for the sketch show Monty Python's Flying Circus and the four Monty Python films: And Now for Something Completely Different, Holy Grail, Life of...
Death pokes Geoffrey in the eye for standing up to him, and once Geoffrey sit...
After Mr. Creosote finishes his gigantic meal, covered in vomit, the Maître d...
Debbie thinks she has Death where she wants him when she asks how six of them...
Professor Humphrey covers some logistical issues before beginning sex-ed class.
The students are startled as Nearly Headless Nick pops up in the middle of th...
As the doctors and nurses prepare the delivery room, they realize that they l...
Ainsworth questions two men dressed as a tiger, whether or not they took the ...
Humphrey asks the class if he had already taught about vaginal juices.
Once the doctors find their patient, who is in labor, behind all of the machi...
The doctors, who are about to deliver a baby, bargain over who will perform w...
Shrek and Fiona are interrupted during an important conversation, and are inf...
Humphrey covers with his class, how to get a woman's juices flowing.
Humphrey tries to remember where they left off in their lesson while teaching...
As the woman who is giving birth asks the doctors what to do, they tell her t...
Professor Humphrey explains that when trying to get a woman's juices flowing,...
Professor Humphrey teaches his class how to tell if you are being successful ...
Shrek reacts to King Harold's request for Shrek to become the next king.
Humphrey quizzes his pupils on the role of foreplay, in his sex-ed class.
After Geoff reprimands the Grim Reaper for barging into his home unannounced,...
As the doctors prepare the delivery room, their patient has questions about t...
Professor Humphrey prepares to mount his wife in front of his pupils, as he t...
Humphrey teaches his pupils the importance of foreplay, during his sex-ed class.
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