Monty Python has a song, called The Lumberjack Song . It's catchy, and it's... questionable. Through the verses, the titular lumberjack describes his feminine side, including his fondness for wearing high heels and a bra. (Did you notice what I did there with the word titular? I thought that was pretty good, eh?) The gender-bending premise is subversive and was probably somewhat shocking for the time, which can make for good comedy. However, I don't find the punchline funny, for obvious reasons in 2025. The lumberjack is accompanied by several Mounties, who become disgusted by him and turn on him when he sings that he wishes he'd "been a girlie." Sigh. I'm not saying to cancel the show over transphobia. I'm just not laughing, that's all. As I mentioned in my last post, I’m comparing Monty Python to The Kids in the Hall to figure out why Python doesn’t hold up for me. I've thought about whether The Kids in the Hall have a comparable sketch, b...