The Flipside: Neil Innes Night
Neil Innes, often dubbed the 'Seventh Python' for his collaborations with the comedy troupe, talks about his career in comedy and music ("my work is like Shakespeare - with better songs") at a special Flipside event devoted to his work.
Innes discusses his contributions to the criminally neglected Rutland Weekend Television and his musical work with The Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, which featured on the comedy show Do Not Adjust Your Set. Find out which Beatle hated The Rutles, his famous band who mercilessly parodied the Fab Four.
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