Comedy

The paper hanger (Oliver Hardy) and his assistant answer an urgent call from a mental hospital.

Waiter Charlie decides to spend his lunch hour at the local roller skating rink where he rescues Edna from the unwelcome attentions of Mr. Stout.

Thrown off a train near an amusement park, Buster gets a job in a shooting gallery run by the Blinking Buzzards mob. Ordered to kill a businessman, Buster ends up protecting the man and his daughter.

Theatre propman Larry Semon has to contend with a wind machine that is malfunctioning, a rooster that spits out nitroglycerine and a gang led by Oliver Hardy that is planning on robbing the payroll.

Stan Laurel is a street cleaner who in a case of mistaken identity gets pursued by the law and finds refuge impersonating a dentist for an afternoon.

Although Buster is majoring in botany, he graduates in electrical engineering and is hired to wire up a new home, complete with lots of fanciful gadgets. The real electrical engineering graduate gets his revenge by rewiring the house

Former jailbird Charlie is swindled by a conman and then talked into helping burgle a house, but the incompetent burglars are caught by Edna who calls the police. Charlie manages to charm his way out of a return to prison, at least for the moment.

Newlyweds Buster and Sybil have been given a portable house as a wedding gift. It is the type of house you can build within a week if you have all of the right

Buster and Phyllis try to outdo each other with their survival skills on a number of outdoor pursuits.

Small time criminal with anger issues puts on party for his god son with disastrous consequences

Calling Customer Service isn't what it used to be.

Mel Gibson asked me if I would direct Braveheart for him. I said no, as I felt the story lacked structure, narrative conclusion and a comedic element. Had I have directed it

Boz a hitchhiker accepts a lift from a couple which leads to events even she couldn't have predicted.