I must have watched Python episodes dozens of times since the early 70s, incl the films.
It was a badge of honour to love them.
Even as I laughed myself stupid as a teen and older, unwrapping layers of satire and anti establishment bombast, I always had a nagging anxiety.
Of a surreal world that felt hugely alien, especially any feeling it could happen.
And so much of it has come to pass, a world so riven with anti science and contradiction, embedded in a culture that is hugely buracratic.
John Cleese is the only one of the surviving team, with occasional outbursts from Terry Gilliam, that is unrepentant in pointing out the cul de sac we're going down societally.
Python is looking less an out and out satire, and more and more a warning for the future.
Just watch Life Of Brian, and tell me that isn't an accurate prediction from four decades earlier.