Ripping Yarns

Overview
Ripping Yarns is a British comedy series crafted by Monty Python alumni Michael Palin and Terry Jones. After debuting with a pilot in January 1976, the show produced two additional series, featuring five episodes in October 1977 and three more in October 1979. Each episode transports viewers to unique settings and introduces new characters, cleverly satirizing facets of British culture while playfully mocking pre-World War II literature intended for young boys. The series showcases the duo's signature humor, blending wit with a nostalgic look at British identity.
Episodes
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The Testing of Eric Olthwaite
In the unforgiving landscape of the Depression, a young boy faces the transition to adulthood. The gritty narrative unfolds around those unable to pa...
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3

Escape From Stalag Luft 112B
Set against the backdrop of Kaiser Wilhelm's Germany, this gripping narrative follows the bravery and determination of a British officer amidst the c...
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4

Murder at Moorstones Manor
Hugo and Dora embark on a road trip to visit their parents, Mumsie and Dadsie-pie, for a relaxing long weekend in the countryside. However, their idy...
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5

Across the Andes by Frog
This thrilling tale follows a determined man and his six frogs as they embark on an audacious quest to challenge the odds in a daring adventure across...
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6

The Curse of the Claw
This chilling tale follows a man who ventured into the sinister secrets of the East, encountering forces beyond his comprehension. As he navigates th...
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1

Whinfrey's Last Case
Charismatic and stylish, Gerald Whinfrey is a hero who protects his nation twice a week. However, in 1913, his vacation is interrupted by a German con...
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2

Golden Gordon
This captivating film delves into the world of football obsession during the 1930s. Meet Gordon Ottershaw, an ardent supporter of a team that hasn't ...
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3

Roger of the Raj
Teenager Roger Bartlesham navigates the chaotic landscape of India six decades past, where external forces push him toward a deeply regrettable decis...