Comedy sketch about "turning scottish?"

August 12, 2009 7:23 PM

Source of comedy sketch about a patient turning Scottish?

Who made a sketch where a psych patient was "turning scottish"? The patient spoke about his life, then the psychologist said, "I'm going to play that back to you," and it was all high pitched and whiny...

I don't think it was SNL, maybe a british show like Little Britain?

posted by brownbat to Media & Arts (8 answers total)

There's a longish Monty Python sketch in which an extraterrestrial blancmange turns unwitting people Scottish. Much use is made of sped-up bagpipe music. Is that what you're thinking of?
posted by Bromius at 7:32 PM on August 12, 2009

I was going to say Python too, but I definitely remember a different sketch show with something like this.
posted by johngoren at 7:48 PM on August 12, 2009

The Science Fiction sketch.
posted by SPrintF at 8:06 PM on August 12, 2009

Nthing Monty Python's Science Fiction Sketch
posted by N2O1138 at 8:20 PM on August 12, 2009

Shooting down the Science Fiction sketch -- I've seen it many times and don't recall the bit brownbat is describing. But I almost want to say it's ANOTHER Python bit - am not certain, though.
posted by EmpressCallipygos at 8:28 PM on August 12, 2009

Best answer: Feeling Scottish by The Hollow Men
posted by mistersix at 8:42 PM on August 12, 2009

There's one from either I'm Sorry I'll Read That Again or The Burkiss Way that has a patient presenting to the doctor with leg-related Scottish symptoms and being diagnosed with "Kenneth Mckellar of the knee". I can't remember if it goes high pitched, but it's certainly in character for either of those shows.
posted by Coobeastie at 2:31 AM on August 13, 2009

I vaguely recall an old episode of "The Goodies" that was like this.
posted by Hardcore Poser at 1:27 PM on August 13, 2009