In celebration of Python's 40th anniversary comes the first book by the original Pythons in thirty years, featuring never-before-published scripts

The definitive, official, completely-different-to-anything-done-before Autobiography of The Pythons

The essential gags, sketches and songs, individually selected and introduced by the Python team.

Charlie has now won Willy Wonka's chocolate factory and, with his parents and grandparents - and Mr Wonka, he's travelling by a strange new method of transport: a Great Glass Elevator! But suddenly things start to go wrong as the elevator zooms into the sky, finally going into orbit around the Earth.

A cult classic screenplay from Monty Python now in a B-format edition. This screenplay edition contains just the script and is supplemented by 8 pages of b/w stills from the film.

Full title: 'The Fairly Incomplete and Rather Badly Illustrated Monty Python Songbook'. From The Lumberjack Song to Always Look on the Bright Side of Life, this collects up the cream of the Python team's musical output, from the four TV series and the various feature films, all arranged with music for the piano and accompanied by Terry Gilliam's incomparable cartoons. Reissue of a classic Monty ..

Charlie Bucket thinks he's the luckiest boy alive when he unwraps one of Willy Wonka's Whipple-Scrumptious Fudgemallow Delights to find the last golden ticket. He wins an amazing tour of Willy Wonka's famous chocolate factory, along with four other winners. It's a tour of a lifetime that changes his life beyond belief.

Over 30 years ago, a group of five Englishmen - and one wayward American - rewrote the rules of comedy with an unheralded half-hour show of sketches, hilarities, inanities and animations. Here the surviving Pythons provide the story of Monty Python's Flying Circus and the genius who created it.

Terry Gilliam's own selection of the funniest and silliest of the Python oeuvre. It includes such classics as "Why Accountancy is Not Boring", "Stan's Right to Have Babies", "What to Do on Meeting the Royal Family", and many more.

Eric Idle's selection of his personal favourites from the funniest and silliest of the Python oeuvre includes such all-time classics as 'How to Talk to the Queen', 'Spamelot', 'Ashes to Ashes', 'Some Famous Twits', 'Mr Cheeky' and 'Always Look on the Bright Side of Life', plus full instructions for performing the Pythons' world-famous silly walk. With a rambling preface by Terry Jones and a ...

A comic novel by ex-Python and comedian Eric Idle, set in the 22nd century. It tells the story of two comedians on a vaudeville circuit of the solar system, with a robot who is writing a thesis on the nature of comedy. They find themselves caught up in a murder mystery and a terrorist plot. A romantic love story also features.