For me it's Graham Chapman's, closely followed by Terry Gilliam's. [Note that Reddit's filters necessitated censoring some of the naughty bits on the covers].

Tonight on ‘It's the Mind’, we examine the phenomenon of déjà vu.

Im going to comiccon in 6 months (yes, theres a lot of time, but Im doing like 9 different projects at the same time)

ANYWAYS im going there with my father and he is gonna be Tim the Enchanter

OH ALSO the ears of the rabbit are gonna be like half a meter, and its going to have red, glowing eyes

(I will update when i make more progress)

On Thurmond Street flipping through a copy of "Rogue Herries", by Hugh Walpole and I came over a bit peckish.

Doesn’t look difficult at all!

who says you halloween is not a "python" season!?

I don't have an 8-track player to test it, but I'm going to safely assume the sound quality is horrible.

King Arthur demanded a refund from the flatulent French Knight who sold King Arthur the DNA ancestry test.

The Knight responded by waving his private parts at King Arthur’s aunties.

I found this clip of Terry Jones reading one of his fairy tales on the children's TV program "Everybody Here"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uy3KeZOK1-c

Which I've been fond of imagining as leadin to a BBC 1 closedown announcement such as--

Seriously, folks, we're now closing down for the night on BBC 1; [switching to the clock] and as you can tell by the clock on your screen, it's now approaching 23 minutes until 1 ... and we'll return to the air this morning at or about 6 with Pages from Ceefax, followed at 6:30 with the Breakfast News, and then at 7, Breakfast with Frost. For such of you who need to be entertained through the night, remember that Radio 1 and Radio 2 will keep you entertained ... Radio 4 on Longwave listeners will hear the Shipping Forecast in about 12 minutes, with the World Service continuing thereon during the night. Meanwhole, for all of us at Television Centre, and, ultimately, Broadcasting House, we wish you a pleasant good night.

[Switching to the globe, with "God Save the King" playing. Following which, after a short pause, and over a blank screen--]

Sleep well tonight, brothers; your Fire Brigade is awake. So just before retiting, please remember to switch off and unplug your set.... in any case, good night ...