The sketch always ended with Roy's banjo solo, each time ending a different comical way.

In the 1971 film And Now For Something Completely Different, the sketch ends with the shopkeeper explaining that he always wanted to be a lumberjack, and ignoring Mr Praline's protests of that being irrelevant, subsequently begins singing " The Lumberjack Song ".

This is a recurring sketch always predicated on an unrelated sketch in which one character expresses irritation at being questioned by another, retorting exasperatedly, " I didn't expect this kind of Spanish Inquisition!

Another sketch involved Worth complaining to a policeman outside the Houses of Parliament that Big Ben clock was slow because Jimmy Young, the BBC Radio 2 presenter known for " always being right " had said that it was ten minutes past ten, while the clock said it was 10am.

Braben also made Wise a would-be writer ; their BBC shows in the 1970s would always climax with an extended sketch, introduced by Wise as " a play what I wrote.

He was married to a Protestant Christian woman and, despite his Hungarian background, he felt affiliated to German culture, writing in an autobiographical sketch, " When I reached the age of fifteen, I left the Jewish way of life and the study of the Torah ... Judaism remained a mere memory and since then I have always felt as a German and as a German only.

The sketch always ended with the characters announcing " Boutros Boutros-Ghali " in place of " Goodbye ".

In addition, as a teen, he would try to sketch the circus big top, but he was always in the way of the set up crew.

This was always a difficult sketch to perform live — on other occasions, the ' Hand of God ' ( a large Gilliam-designed cut-out ) fingered the wrong character.

The sketch almost always involves two cases and at the end of each sketch, the Judge calls " Bring out the Dancing Lobsters !".

* The Extremes – This sketch is about the Extreme family, a family of three who always take every little thing to an extreme.

The long-running NBC sketch variety show Saturday Night Live has always employed a cold open ( except for season 7 and other rare exceptions ).

A sketch on The Sonny and Cher Show aired in early 1976 featured guest star Jim Nabors portraying British King George III, offering a comic rebuttal to the always pro-American Revolution Bicentennial Minutes.

Morse is well-known enough outside his profession to have been mentioned in several British sketch shows: The Fast Show listed his name in a spoof set of credits ; and Big Train included a sketch about a rostrum cameraman driven mad by always being overshadowed by Ken Morse.

" This was always uttered frantically at the end of the sketch, after which several Sprockets crew members dressed identically to Dieter joined him onstage to dance jerkily to techno music.

5: A sketch of the ' Ziegler column ', a two-degree-of-freedom system subject to a follower load ( the force P remains always parallel to the rod BC ), exhibiting flutter and divergence instability.

; The Depressed Taxi Caller: This sketch features an extremely unlucky woman working as a taxi controller, who is always shown crying down her headset to the drivers about her terrible life and how her new boyfriends keep dying in bizarre circumstances.

The sketch continues in a similar vein with the agent observing that at least Spiggott scores over a man with no legs at all ( in the later versions, Spiggot enthusiastically agrees that he has " twice as many " as a man with none ) and that there is always a chance that no two-legged actor will apply for the role " in, say, the next eighteen months ", in which case Spiggott, as a " unidexter ", is " just the sort of person we shall be attempting to contact telephonically ".

The sketch will always end with the following lines:

* Daniel, a student from Jimmy Fallon's " Jarrett's Room " sketch who lived in the dorm next to Jarret and Gobi and always falls for their bogus tricks to get girls ( because of Parnell's short-lived termination, Parnell's Daniel was replaced by Jeff Richards's character, Jeff, a jock whose gross habits are always caught on Jarret's webcam )

" Also, the sketch ends with the shopkeeper saying that he has a slug that does talk.

In The Secret Policeman's Biggest Ball, a benefit for Amnesty International, the sketch opens similarly, but ends very differently:

The sketch ends with another customer asking for the pen, only for the audience to see that the employee now wears a large, weighty helmet with a chinstrap and a chain attached at the forehead, the other end of which secures the pen.

) A German translation of the angry letter featured at the conclusion of the BBC TV version ends the sketch.

Each sketch often invariably ends with the husband, who is named Sid, winning, despite playing only one bingo card to Brenda's numerous cards.

The sketch ends with Babar being executed via guillotine.

He ends the sketch by parodying a famous radical slogan as " Up against the wall-paper, motherfuckers!

The sketch ends with an image of the report being dropped onto a heap of previous government reports, and a voice-over saying: ' Good old yellowing pages '.

" The sketch ends with a slogan for Happy Fun Ball: " Accept no substitutes!

The sketch ends by honoring the homoerotic undertones in Trakker and Mayhem's relationship.

The sketch ends with the ultimate tourist attraction, the Hydrogen Bomb, which turns Los Voraces into a vast, barren wasteland.

At the end of the sketch, the family normally ends up doing something to destroy the building or fall out of a window.

He submitted a pen-and-ink sketch of his own showing a shield mounted on the beam ends of a submarine, with dolphins forward of, and abaft, the conning tower.

The sketch ends with Floyd sadly stating that a reunion of the Electric Mayhem is impossible without Animal and Zoot, as Dr. Teeth plays a piano duet with Rowlf the Dog and a sickly Janice coughs in the background.

In this sketch Dave meets some weird aliens and ends up being killed at the end by decapitation ( apparently, exchanging heads for an hour is a polite greeting for these aliens ).

The final sketch ends with the lighthouse being blown up, the trademark " Gonnae no dae that?

Roger Ebert of the Chicago Sun-Times said the film " plays oddly like the loose ends and unused inspirations of other Woody Allen movies ; it's sort of a revue format in which a lot of famous people appear onscreen, perform in the sketch Woody devises for them and disappear.

The sketch ends with Gervaise Brook-Hamster coming in first, followed by Smith-Smythe-Smith ( shot by Nigel ) and Nigel Incubator-Jones in a medal ceremony, while Simon Zinc-Trumpet-Harris manages to club himself unconscious with the butt of his gun.

A Saturday Night Live sketch parodying the story features the gremlin doing a series of comical stunts, such as exercising and hanging out with Pearl Jam, and ends with the gremlin actually having been a locked out passenger.

I show you the blonde guy with the guitar " and points to the band off stage as the sketch ends.

# In " Bookshop Sketch " the sketch ends when a bookshop owner, infuriated by a troublesome customer's requests for ridiculous books, is able to satisfy the customer's request for " Ethel the Aardvark Goes Quantity Surveying " ( this sketch was originally from " At Last the 1948 Show " but was performed by Monty Python on stage ).

In one sketch, when his father asks him to wash his car, Kevin ends up taking the entire day to complete the task due to his inability to get out of bed before noon and an apparent allergy to work, and in another sketch, though wide awake, he made the most primitive of attempts at tidying his room when required to do so.