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In the 1980s, Monty Python was mainly exposed to the US through PBS, as CBS had censored parts of The Holy Grail during a 1977 broadcast. This angered the comedy troupe, causing them to revoke the rights to broadcast the movie.

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In the 1980s, Monty Python was mainly exposed to the US through PBS, as CBS had censored parts of “The Holy Grail” during a 1977 broadcast. This angered the comedy troupe, causing them to revoke the rights to broadcast the movie.

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