“Come with us now on a journey through time and space – to the world of the Mighty Boosh”
“Jazz maverick” Howard Moon (Julian Barratt) and “King of the Mods” Vince Noir (Noel Fielding) brought the viewers their craziest, zaniest adventures in this British cult comedy. full of pop-culture references, psychedelic visuals, and musical interludes.
In season one, the duo worked as zookeepers in the dilapidated “Zooniverse” under a manager who knew nothing about animals. In season two, they shared an apartment with Bollo the talking gorilla. By the third series, they assisted at the Nabootique, a magic shop.
Along the way, Vince saved Howard from some monstrous threats – from the ancient, abominable Yeti to Old Gregg, the deep-sea transexual (many of these unique and crazy characters were played by the leads themselves).
Perhaps the finest comic creations were the simple-minded, happy Moon and a disembodied pink-headed shaman with tentacles sprouting from his neck,
The second and third series of The Mighty Boosh took the characters even further into the surreal, the wacky, and the outright grotesque, with the accompaniment of increasingly zany a capella songs,
But the show always remained at heart a modern variation on the classic odd-couple theme.
Julian Barratt
Noel Fielding
Michael Fielding
Dave Brown
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