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he Atilla the Hun Show!; song: With a Little Love by the Hunlets; credits; Atilla the Nun, doctor examines lady to `The Stripper'; Secretary of State for the Commonwealth delivers an address on Agrarian policies while stripping; political groupies; Ratcatcher sketch; scientist researches new strain of sheep; animation- killer sheep on the lamb; news for parrots; adaptation of Tale of Two Cities for parrots; Today in Parliment; news for Wombats; animation- Atilla the Bun; the Art of Idioting `I may be an idiot, but I'm no fool'; Cricketing from Lords; animation- cricket match played by furniture, Epsom Downs furniture racing; Mrs. Scum wins a blow on the head; credits.moreless
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    Another good episode, although for me there was nothing in paticulair that stood out as a classic sketch. The sheep stuf was funny enough, and I loved the news for various animals here as well. The final sketch involving a blow on the head for Mrs Scum was a nice way to end the show. besides that though there's nothing to really go out of your way to see. Overall you can watch this and enjoy it, but it's not an episode you'll be going back to watch again unless your a diehard fan.moreless

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    • "The Attilla The Hun Show" title sequence is a direct parody of the opening title of "The Debbie Reynolds Show", a short-lived situation comedy she appeared in for NBC during the 1969-'70 season. Edit
    • John Cleese's quiz show emcee asks Mrs Scum the question "Which great opponent of Cartesian dualism resists the reduction of psychological phenomena to a physical state?" On Monty Python's Live At Drury Lane album (1974), the same question is asked with the additional material "...and insists there is no point of contact between the extended and the unextended?" Edit
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