The Giant Dead Parrot

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A 50 foot fibreglass bird was hung upside down by a crane at London’s Potters Fields to mark the TV screening of Monty Python’s live show.

The world famous dead parrot sketch, in which John Cleese attempts to return a deceased “Norwegian Blue” parrot to a pet shop, features in the current Monty Python Live (mostly) farewell show.

Via RadioTimes.

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