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| | Do Not Adjust Your Set | PopMatters Television Review |
 | | Originally broadcast from 1967 to 1969 by Associated-Rediffusion (and later by the neophyte company Thames Television), Do Not Adjust Your Set was part of a trio of prehistoric Python shows, including At Last the 1948 Show and the radio comedy I'm Sorry, I'll Read That Again. |
 | | Tango Entertainment's release of Do Not Adjust Your Set, like their release of The 1948 Show, features nine telerecordings of the 14-episode first season from Rediffusion -- likely the only surviving episodes. |
 | | While it's nowhere near as daring or as cutting edge as Flying Circus turned out to be, it must be remembered that Idle, Palin, and Jones were working under the guise of a kiddie show, and still managed to slip adult-oriented material into their sketches. |
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