The quickest way of not only seeing every comic gag in this film but to see more comic gags then are in this movie, is to see the advertisement for it (the scene with him waking up in the dog house was apparently cut from the film); the comedy is that limited. If you need any more evidence consider the short length of this film; about an hour and fifteen minutes.

For what it's worth it is mildly amusing, though never of the belly-laughing variety. A good portiont of the humor revolves around personal embarrassment, a style of comedy I've personally never been too comfortable with, but there's enough grins to almost justify matinee prices.

Nothing high-brow, nothing original, and a couple of repetative amusements. That said, judge for yourself.