Phil, as you're only a few hours away from seeing the greatest show on earth which is obviously a tribute to and a compendium of all the greatest material the Pythons have done back in the 70s and early 80s that has held up the best since then, after you've seen it I'd be delighted to hear whether there's also any references to The Rutles in it, just like there was in the recent Beatles-on-Ed-Sullivan 50th anniversary show. No more spoilers than that, please, because by now I know how to catch up on the event by late July, but that's the one thing I'd like to know before I'll get to see it.
I'm also wondering this because this supposed "Mister DuPont" (who's responsible for some of the music along with Eric) from one of the sneak peeks in his body language seemed and especially in his voice sounded a lot like Neil Innes to me who's now trying to hide behind a false name simply for having become all bald and fat, and because white-haired Neil as he appeared in those one or two music videos to the songs from the new Rutles album Archaeology in the 90s could well pass for the missing link between a late-70s Ron Nasty and this supposed "Mister DuPont".
I'm also wondering this because this supposed "Mister DuPont" (who's responsible for some of the music along with Eric) from one of the sneak peeks in his body language seemed and especially in his voice sounded a lot like Neil Innes to me who's now trying to hide behind a false name simply for having become all bald and fat, and because white-haired Neil as he appeared in those one or two music videos to the songs from the new Rutles album Archaeology in the 90s could well pass for the missing link between a late-70s Ron Nasty and this supposed "Mister DuPont".