As originally scripted and shot, "We Faw Down" features the duo fleeing the girls' apartment having pulled on each other's pants, then dart from spot to spot in town trying to find a private place to rectify the situation. An irate husband, suspicious cop and belligerent king crab all conspire to thwart the swapping of the pants. Though excised from "We Faw Down", the footage would be used for their next film "Liberty". Stan Laurel would eventually reuse this plot device for 1938's "Block-Heads".