00:00Laurel and Hardy probably have been the most important double act to comedy ever.
00:09You only need to see the most people who are fans of theirs across the globe,
00:12all, you know, you name it, all the big comedians,
00:14they're always a reference Laurel and Hardy.
00:25Do we really need that drunk?
00:28A lot of young people don't know who Laurel and Hardy are,
00:31but if you show them a picture of Laurel and Hardy,
00:33they go, oh, it's those guys in the bowler hats.
00:36It's almost like their trademark, that shape of their bodies and their hats
00:40is something that is just burned in everyone's consciousness.
00:44Good afternoon, folks.
00:45Hello. Oh, ma'am, if you're buying tickets, tell them your friends of ours.
00:49He'll charge you extra.
00:52Two seats, front row.
00:53Laurel and Hardy had this sense about them,
00:57when you watched their work, that they loved human beings.
01:01They had compassion for the human condition.
01:05The jokes were always on them because they were foolish.
01:09You know, they'd poke fun at the kind of social norms of the time,
01:12but ultimately, this seems to be the message of their work is like,
01:16aren't human beings ridiculous and aren't they beautiful?
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