You know, Python should have won a Grammy for our musical work on the show.
Meaning of the quote
The quote suggests that the British comedy group Monty Python, which Graham Chapman was a part of, should have received a prestigious Grammy award for the music they created for their television show. This implies that the music Monty Python composed and performed for their program was of such high quality that it deserved recognition from the music industry.
About Graham Chapman
Graham Chapman was a British actor, comedian, and writer who was a member of the iconic Monty Python comedy group. He portrayed authority figures in several Python films and was openly homosexual, supporting gay rights. Chapman was also an alcoholic who eventually quit drinking before working on Life of Brian.
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