Does every Flying Circus episode have a title?
Depends on which system you use. For many years the only titles being accepted for the episodes were anything used in place of “Monty Python’s Flying Circus” in the closing credits. Only a few episodes did this, so most episodes remained untitled. However, in Kim “Howard” Johnson’s book “The First 200 Years of Monty Python” Kim gives titles for each and every one of the shows, and presents them in the order they originally aired. This system had appeared before but the book brought it out into the open. In this system every episode has a title. One episode is “Untitled” but that is its title, “Untitled,” so it does have a title, even if that title is “Untitled.” Therefore “Untitled” is not untitled, since it is titled “Untitled,” and if “Untitled” is its title then it is “Untitled,” not untitled, and has a title after all. Q: How did Monty Python get its name? (The Exciting Sequel to “How The Leopard Got Its Spots”) A: Accounts vary as to the source of the name, but our best informatio
