> The play has the only Shakespearean comic scenes that are still remotely funny. This seems rather extreme. None of the other comedies make the grade? Not to

> The play has the only Shakespearean comic scenes that are still remotely funny. This seems rather extreme. None of the other comedies make the grade? Not to mention comic scenes in the history plays (for example, pretty much any scene with Falstaff in Henry IV), and even in some of the tragedies (for example, Osric inviting Hamlet to duel with Laertes)?