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Hi Moon,
I'd admit this is classic slapstick and perfectly of its time. Did you know that Laurel and Hardy were actually Brits?
The thing is that the "humour" of a man in a dress has not evolved much in the better part of a century.
Check Mrs Brown's Boys, subtle it certainly is not: https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=mr ... &FORM=VIRE
and personally, I think its rubbish. However, its also a huge hit on TV.
Steve.
Thanks to Shadowfax a correction,
Stan Laurel was British and Oliver Hardy was American.
Last edited by STEVIE on Fri Sep 06, 2019 4:48 am, edited 1 time in total.
Not my cup of tea either, but despite the embellishment of practically every sentence with four-letter words the series has found great favour in Britain and the cast have made a packet of money through it.
I certainly won't be buying any of the boxed sets of it on sale in hi-fi stores.