Laurel & Hardy 1966
★ 7.8/10 · 4 votes Animation 1 seasons · 156 eps Ended
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What is Laurel & Hardy?
The television series "Laurel & Hardy" is an animated adaptation of the classic comedy duo. The show features animated versions of Laurel and Hardy, recreating their iconic characters in a new format.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1966
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 156
- Runtime
- 5 minutes
- First aired
- Sep 10, 1966
- Last aired
- Aug 12, 1967
- Original language
- EN
- Genres
- Animation
- Updated
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The television series "Laurel & Hardy" is an animated adaptation of the classic comedy duo. The show features animated versions of Laurel and Hardy, recreating their iconic characters in a new format. The series is based on the comedic exploits of Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy, who were known for their slapstick humor and physical comedy. The animated adventures are a creative reinterpretation of the duo's classic style, bringing their beloved characters to a new generation of viewers.
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Should you watch it?
“Classic slapstick duo Laurel and Hardy get cartooned in endless misadventures.”
Reasons to watch
- Animated take on iconic comedy duo
- Humorous situations that echo classic slapstick
Keep in mind
- Episodes are short animated segments
Watch it if you enjoy classic slapstick comedy presented in animated form.
The series features family-friendly humor suitable for general audiences.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 156 episodes
- E1 Can't Keep a Secret Agent Sep 10, 1966
- E2 Mutt Rut Sep 10, 1966
- E3 How Green Was My Lawn Mower Sep 10, 1966
- E4 Prairie Panicked Sep 17, 1966
- E5 Missile Hassle Sep 17, 1966
- E6 No Moose Is a Good Moose Sep 17, 1966
- E7 False Alarms Sep 24, 1966
- E8 High Fly Guys Sep 24, 1966
- E9 The Bullnick Sep 24, 1966
- E10 Ball Maul Oct 1, 1966
- E11 Handle With Care Oct 1, 1966
- E12 Hillbilly Bully Oct 1, 1966
- E13 Babes in Sea Land Oct 8, 1966
- E14 Sitting Roomers Oct 8, 1966
- E15 You And Your Big Mouse Oct 8, 1966
- E16 Hot Rod Hardy Oct 15, 1966
- E17 Rocket Wreckers Oct 15, 1966
- E18 Rome Roamers Oct 15, 1966
- E19 Crash & Carry Rate Oct 22, 1966
- E20 Defective Story Oct 22, 1966
- E21 Knight Mare Oct 22, 1966
- E22 Desert Knights Oct 29, 1966
- E23 Tale of Sale Oct 29, 1966
- E24 Fancy Trance Oct 29, 1966
- E25 Suspect in Custody Nov 5, 1966
- E26 Auto Matic Panic Nov 5, 1966
- E27 Shiver Mr. Timbers Nov 5, 1966
- E28 Stand Out, Stand In Nov 12, 1966
- E29 Big Bear Bungle Nov 12, 1966
- E30 Shrinking Shriek Nov 12, 1966
- E31 Mounty Rout Nov 19, 1966
- E32 Bond Bombed Nov 19, 1966
- E33 What Fur Nov 19, 1966
- E34 Spook Loot Nov 26, 1966
- E35 Camera Bugged Nov 26, 1966
- E36 Plumber Pudding Nov 26, 1966
- E37 Robust Robot Dec 3, 1966
- E38 Vet Fret Dec 3, 1966
- E39 Copper Bopper Dec 3, 1966
- E40 Feud for Thought Dec 10, 1966
- E41 Love Me Love My Puppy Dec 10, 1966
- E42 Squawking Squatter Dec 10, 1966
- E43 Goofy Gopher Goof-Up Dec 10, 1966
- E44 Sassy Sea Serpent Dec 10, 1966
- E45 Wacky Quackers Dec 10, 1966
- E46 Truant Ruined Dec 17, 1966
- E47 Country Buzzin' Dec 17, 1966
- E48 Naps & Saps Dec 17, 1966
- E49 Bad Day in Baghdad Dec 24, 1966
- E50 The Missing Fink Dec 24, 1966
- E51 Always Leave 'Em Giggling Dec 24, 1966
- E52 Badge Budgers Dec 31, 1966
- E53 Two for the Crow Dec 31, 1966
- E54 Good Hoods Dec 31, 1966
- E55 Animal Shelter Jan 7, 1967
- E56 Tragic Magic Jan 7, 1967
- E57 Ring a Ding King Jan 7, 1967
- E58 Up and Downs Jan 14, 1967
- E59 Beanstalk Boobs Jan 14, 1967
- E60 Leaping Leprechaun Jan 14, 1967
- E61 Tourist Trouble Jan 21, 1967
- E62 The Genie Was Meanie Jan 21, 1967
- E63 Mars Little Helper Jan 21, 1967
- E64 Curfew for Kids Jan 28, 1967
- E65 Lion Around Jan 28, 1967
- E66 Shoot-down at Sundown Jan 28, 1967
- E67 Horse Detectives Feb 4, 1967
- E68 The Two Musketeers Feb 4, 1967
- E69 Ali Boo Boo Feb 4, 1967
- E70 Ghost Town Clowns Feb 11, 1967
- E71 Hurricane Hood Feb 11, 1967
- E72 Ride and Seek Feb 11, 1967
- E73 Tee Pee TV Rate Laurel & Hardy tries to get an Indian chief to sign a peace treaty. Feb 18, 1967
- E74 Shoe-Shoe Baby Feb 18, 1967
- E75 Train Strain Feb 18, 1967
- E76 Monster Bash Feb 25, 1967
- E77 Say Uncle Ants Feb 25, 1967
- E78 Kitty Pity Feb 25, 1967
- E79 Frigid-Ray-Gun Feb 25, 1967
- E80 Southern Hospital-Ity Feb 25, 1967
- E81 Frog Frolic Feb 25, 1967
- E82 Shutter Bugged Feb 25, 1967
- E83 Circus Run Aways Mar 4, 1967
- E84 Witch Switch Mar 4, 1967
- E85 Pie in the Sky Mar 4, 1967
- E86 Slipper Slip-Up Mar 11, 1967
- E87 Sign of the Times Mar 11, 1967
- E88 Two Many Cooks Mar 11, 1967
- E89 Flea's a Crowd Mar 18, 1967
- E90 Dingbats Mar 18, 1967
- E91 We Clothe at Five Mar 18, 1967
- E92 The Stone Age Kid Mar 25, 1967
- E93 Quick Change Mar 25, 1967
- E94 Whing Ding Mar 25, 1967
- E95 Termite Might Apr 1, 1967
- E96 Too Bee or Not to Bee Apr 1, 1967
- E97 Mistaken Identi-Tree Apr 1, 1967
- E98 Rodeo Doug Apr 8, 1967
- E99 Pet Shop Polly Apr 8, 1967
- E100 Laff Staff Apr 8, 1967
- E101 Try and Get It Apr 15, 1967
- E102 Riverboat Detectives Apr 15, 1967
- E103 Unhealthy Wealthy Apr 15, 1967
- E104 Honesty Always Apr 22, 1967
- E105 Plant Rant Apr 22, 1967
- E106 Sky-High Noon Apr 22, 1967
- E107 Get Tough Apr 29, 1967
- E108 Handy Dandy Diary Apr 29, 1967
- E109 Jumpin Judo Apr 29, 1967
- E110 They Take the Cake May 6, 1967
- E111 Gold Storage May 6, 1967
- E112 Lots of Bad Luck May 6, 1967
- E113 Kangaroo Kaper May 13, 1967
- E114 The Finks Robbery May 13, 1967
- E115 Strictly for the Birds May 13, 1967
- E116 Birds of a Feather May 20, 1967
- E117 Bird Brains May 20, 1967
- E118 Switcheroony May 20, 1967
- E119 Mechanical Mess-Up May 27, 1967
- E120 Horsey Sense May 27, 1967
- E121 Bowling Boobs May 27, 1967
- E122 Dog Tired Jun 3, 1967
- E123 Wayout Campers Jun 3, 1967
- E124 Goofer Upper Golfers Jun 3, 1967
- E125 My Friend the Inventor Jun 10, 1967
- E126 Hard Day's Work Jun 10, 1967
- E127 Sky-Scraper-Scape Jun 10, 1967
- E128 Sleepy King Jun 17, 1967
- E129 Fair Play Jun 17, 1967
- E130 Fly Foot Flatfeet Jun 17, 1967
- E131 Baboon Tycoon Jun 24, 1967
- E132 A Real Live Wife Jun 24, 1967
- E133 Wishy Washy Fishy Tale Jun 24, 1967
- E134 Stuporman Jul 1, 1967
- E135 Wheel and Deal Seal Jul 1, 1967
- E136 Wolf in Sheep's Clothing Jul 8, 1967
- E137 Lumber Jerks Jul 8, 1967
- E138 That's Snow Biz Jul 8, 1967
- E139 A Clothes Call Jul 15, 1967
- E140 Boot Hill Bill Jul 15, 1967
- E141 Stop Action Faction Jul 15, 1967
- E142 Molecule Rule Jul 22, 1967
- E143 Peek a Boo Pachyderm Jul 22, 1967
- E144 Mummy Dummy Jul 22, 1967
- E145 Nitey Knight Jul 29, 1967
- E146 Fly Spy Jul 29, 1967
- E147 Franken Stan Jul 29, 1967
- E148 A Real Tycoon Aug 5, 1967
- E149 Puppet Show Down Aug 5, 1967
- E150 Madcap Mischief Aug 5, 1967
- E151 Secret Agents 000 Aug 5, 1967
- E152 Flight of the Bumble-Brains Aug 5, 1967
- E153 Salt Water Daffy Aug 5, 1967
- E154 From Wrecks to Riches Aug 12, 1967
- E155 Truant or Consequences Aug 12, 1967
- E156 Flipped Van Winkles Aug 12, 1967
Frequently asked questions
How many episodes does the series have?
The series consists of 156 episodes.
Who created the animated series?
Larry Harmon is credited as the creator of the series.
What genre does the show belong to?
It is an animated comedy series featuring the adventures of Laurel and Hardy.
When was the series first released?
The series premiered in 1966.
Is the series appropriate for children?
Yes, the show’s humor is family‑friendly and suitable for general audiences.