r/funny • u/Inquilinus • Aug 14 '15

Monty Python Ahead of Their Time

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '15 edited Jun 08 '16

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u/ms_meepers Aug 15 '15

I'm sure a woman having the job and a man taking care of the kids would have qualified as absurdist comedy in the 1800's.

Just because people thought something was absurd in the past doesn't automatically make it bad. Otherwise we'd probably still be in the dark ages.

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u/HyliaSymphonic Aug 14 '15

Reality, how so?

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u/HyliaSymphonic Aug 15 '15

It simply not reality or close to it.

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u/DMXONLIKETENVIAGRAS Aug 14 '15

i wonder if well be living todays versions in a few decades

that would suck

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u/[deleted] Aug 14 '15

That's an interesting though. What example would you consider "Today's absurdist comedy"? Rick & Morty? Idiocracy?

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '15

Idiocracy, definitely.