I remember it watching when I was a kid. What was funny is that poor Costello always was in a mess and shouting to his buddy, Abbott. However, the letter, who was the "so-called" brains of the duo, did pull out poor Lou out of trouble, without forgetting he started all this at first...

Watch it mostly for the fun. Hanna-Barbera fans artwork at the time and great voice talents (including the late but not forgotten Mr. Bud Abbott and the talented Mel Blanc). Stories are cool and reminds us of the 50s movies they did...

Well worth the watch for the duo's fans and Hanna-Barbera buffs...

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