These memorable comedy shorts ran from the 1920s until the early 1940s, and are still enjoyable in modern times. Not to mention, they have very much historical significance. I think they really need proper restoration. There have been many VHS releases, and a few DVD ones as well, but the best release by far is the one by Cabin Fever Entertainment. They were uncut, unlike the TV broadcasts which most other releases were sourced from, and were restored beautifully from 35mm MGM prints (supposedly from the Library of Congress). When Cabin Fever Entertainment began releasing these films on DVD, though, they had gone out of business. Sadly, this makes the DVD version extremely hard to find. All other DVD releases that I know of are in poor quality and censored and/or colorized. Luckily enough, I was browsing LDDB today, and coincidentally discovered that Cabin Fever Entertainment also released a Laserdisc copy. Do you think an LDRIP should be done? I do own a Pioneer Laserdisc player, but I'm unsure about the video capture equipment I may have. Would anyone else be interested in seeing this happen?