> > Do you mean that wasn't on the level?!?! I went out and rented it, and watched it twice. I thought it was the funniest movie I ever saw. How could the three funniest guys on TV make anything but the greatest movie of all time?
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> That's kind of like wondering why Gary Larson didn't produce greater art than Leonardo da Vinci. This is not to scoff at Gary Larson -- it's just that "greatest" and "funniest" are apples and oranges. The first "Apple Dumpling Gang" movie has its charms, and it was one of my favorite movies as a kid. But the sequel is terrible by any standard.

OK. I lied to you. Who has time to rent and watch movies? I'm up to my ears in unfinished projects. Who was in that movie anyway? I keep thinking Don Knotts, Tim Conway, and Harvey Korman, but I may be thinking of something else.
Howard