- 2000: Hosted the PBS special "Michael Palin's Hemingway Adventure"
- 1997: Reunited with Cleese, Kline and Curtis for "Fierce Creatures"
- 1997: Hosted "Full Circle with Michael Palin", a ten-part series aired on PBS
- 1995: Provided voice of Rat in the animated "The Wind of the Willows"
- 1994: Starred in "Palin's Column", a four-part journey around the Isle of Wight
- 1994: Hosted and scripted "Great Railway Journeys II"
- 1992: Traveled from the North Pole to the South Pole, an event featured in the eight-part TV series, "Pole to Pole"
- 1989: Hosted the travel series "Around the World in 80 Days"
- 1988: Played Ken in "A Fish Called Wanda", co-starring Cleese, Kevin Kline and Jamie Lee Curtis
- 1985: Scripted "East of Ipswitch"; made for TV in 1987
- 1983: Wrote songs for the feature "Monty Python's Meaning of Life"
- 1983: Had featured role in Gilliam's "Brazil"
- 1981: Debut as producer of a feature, "The Missionary"; also wrote
- 1981: Starred in own one-man show at the Belfast Festival
- 1980: Wrote, narrated and appeared in British episode of BBC series "Great Train Journeys of the World"
- 1979: Wrote (with Jones) and starred in three additional "Ripping Yarns"
- 1978: Hosted the NBC variety series "Saturday Night Live"
- 1977: Co-wrote with Terry Jones and starred in "Ripping Yarns", a series of six half-hour comedy films for the BBC
- 1976: Starred in Terry Gilliam's feature "Jabberwocky"
- 1975: Appeared in the British TV production "Three Men in a Boat", written by Tom Stoppard
- 1974: The TV show "Monty Python's Flying Circus" begins a highly successful run on American public television
- 1973: Monthy Python troupe (without John Cleese) appeared on "The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson"
- 1973: Co-starred in "Monty Python's First Farewell Tour" throughout UK and Canada
- 1971: First feature screenwriting and acting credit, "And Now For Something Completely Different"
- 1969: With Terry Jones, wrote and performed in the six part sereis "The Complete and Utter History of Britain" (London Weekend Television)
- 1969: Became a member of Monty Python's Flying Circus and traveled with troupe to Broadway and the London stage
- 1968: Co-starred in "John Cleese on How to Irritate People" (made for British TV; released theatrically in USA)
- 1966: Wrote and acted in short film "The Late Show" (for the BBC)
- 1965: Co-hosted the TV show "Now"
- 1964: West End theatrical debut, in "Hang Down Your Head and Die"
- Performed in productions at Oxford of "The Birthday Party" and "Hang Your Head Down and Die"
- Wrote for BBC-TV's "The Frost Report" with Terry Jones and John Cleese
- Wrote two BBC specials starring Marty Feldman
- "Month Python's Flying Circus" aired on the BBC
- Met future Python Terry Jones at Oxford and they began writing comedy together
- Initial teaming with Terry Jones and Eric Idle, as writers and performers on the TV series "Do Not Adjust Your Set"
- Reprised BBC series "Monty Python's Flying Circus" for BBC
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