If you like your comedy surreal, you will enjoy the New York
Times article (with videos) on comedy duo The Mighty Boosh, in which they
reveal some of the things they’ve learned since writing an unproduceable pilot
for the BBC. If you haven’t seen them, the video samples that accompany the
article will let you know whether or not they’re your cup of tea. My guess is
if you liked Monty Python, you’ll like these chaps as well.
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