Oysters Are in Season

This film presents the comedic talents of Swede Sorenson, Dean Preece, and Molly Parkin in a collection of short sketches. Each skit plays out absurd scenarios, such as a job interview with a hilariously uncontrollable applicant and a golfer's chaotic first lesson. There are also moments of sheer silliness, including a hammock and a Chinese lantern that comically masquerade as an artificial kidney.

The humor is sharp and satirical, appealing to fans of improvisational comedy from the mid-1960s. Collectors of this era will appreciate the unique blend of sketches that epitomizes the humor of its time, showcasing a distinct style that is less common in contemporary films. This film is a noteworthy representation of the genre and period, making it a curious piece for any physical media collector focusing on vintage comedies.