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Please show Laurel and Hardy on mainstream TV again so the next generation can enjoy them.

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Neil Mcguinness
12 years ago

Timeless Humour and a very big part of British Cinematic History.

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Stubaboon
12 years ago

Used to love watching their films during school holidays..

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Adriane Arderucio
12 years ago

I love Laurel and Hardy

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Stubaboon
12 years ago

Good luck. Made my school holidays watching Laurel & Hardy films.

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Chris laney
12 years ago

Love these films true comedy from a great era!

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Mark Nicholson
12 years ago

The Boys did not need 'f' words - except friends of course.

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Alex Lewis
12 years ago

Best comdey duo ever. fact.

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Michael Dredge
12 years ago

A whole generation has grown up that haven't seen the masters at work!!

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P Walker
12 years ago

Timeless

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Stevie Evans
12 years ago

Bring it back

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Phillip Walters
12 years ago

Wonderful timeless comedy.

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Steven Platt
12 years ago

Bring them back and fast

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philip campbell
12 years ago

show them for the kids

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Paul Green
12 years ago

Get them back on !!!

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Michael Shone
12 years ago

To allow younger generations to enjoy the wonderful humour of Laurel and Hardy that the not so younger generation of today, of which I include myself, have been lucky enough to witness all these years.

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Brilliant comics the like of which will never be seen again.

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John Dyer
12 years ago

Bring the boys back home

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Robert Cummings
12 years ago

No comedians before or since even approach Stan & Ollie's greatness. Future generations MUST have access to their their work to know what real comedy is. After cartoons, Laurel & Hardy shorts were the first films that held my attention; I understood them, and they made me laugh. Fifty plus years later they still do. I'm so grateful for their films, and my hope is future generations will feel as I do about my favorite comedians. Their comedy is timeless.

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Rachael Houghton
12 years ago

I love Laurel and Hardy! There were frequent repeats during the '80's when I was a child, so I grew up with them. I have the 22 disc box set. I think it would be a real shame for future generations to miss out on such comic genius!

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Donald James Morrissey
12 years ago

With such utter dross that goes under the name of comedy these days it's imperative that younger generations enjoy the wonderful comic genius of the boys.