JL: Their final short was probably the best of the last batch, but it still seems a far cry from the days of Hog Wild. Great domestic silliness at the beginning with the business at the table, followed by some dishwashing fun. Daphne Pollard biting Ollie's finger floors me every time. It's a very well-paced film, which may be its saving grace. There's not a dull moment, even if the gags themselves aren't particularly memorable.

JB: That's it in a nutshell. As a goodbye to shorts, it is okay. Nothing that is very memorable here, except, for me at least, Stan bidding against Ollie, which always cracks me up. "Well, you're bidding against me!" But it moves at a steady pace, has good dialogue, enough bad guys and gals making the Boys lives miserable and a weird but wonderful ending (marred very slightly by the dubbing of voices, but saved by Stan's wonderful pantomime of Ollie's mannerisms.) My favorite moment in the short is when the nurse says that they took too much blood out of Ollie, and the head doctor tells them to reverse the flow. When the nurse leaves, the doctor grumbles something like "Why do they come to me for everything?" Now there's a hospital I have confidence in.