As "Monty Python's Spamalot" makes its way to The Dow in Saginaw, we want to know what made you nearly die laughing.

Lie, even a little, even about your favorite color, and into the caldera your sorry lying carcass goes. I suggest this because there’s altogether too much lying these days, especially in politics.

The Python style of comedy is much bigger than punchlines. It’s all at once bizarre, class-clowny, ridiculous and bold — qualities that come naturally to an actor who once played a talking sponge.