It's Joe's camera, the camping trip was his idea, and the photograph he took of a blowing paper plate belongs to him. But lazy cousins Moe and Larry interpret the photo as a snapshot of a flying saucer, and use it to win $10,000 in a magazine's candid photo contest. The magazine, however, gets wise to the fraud and throws Moe and Larry in jail. Lonely, Joe returns to the woods hoping to get a picture of a real flying saucer, and reunite his family.

Costar Diana Darrin ('Elektra') was interviewed at the 2006 Fan Club Meeting in Fort Washington PA. Her interview appears in The Three Stooges Journal # 118 Summer 2006. Ms. Darrin was also a guest of the 1993 Three Stooges Convention in Philadelphia; see Journal # 67 Fall 1993.

Costar Arline Hunter ('Party guest') was a guest of the 2007 Three Stooges Fan Club Meeting in Fort Washington, PA; see Journal # 122 Summer 2007.

Arline Hunter and Diana Darrin reunited at a Three Stooges costar event in Burbank CA on Feb. 17, 2007; see Journal # 121 Spring 2007.

 

Avg. Rating: [3.77/10]

 

Larry Fine
Larry

Joe Besser
Joe

Moe Howard
Moe

Gail Bonney
Auntie

Arline Hunter
Facts & Figures model

Clark Howat
Scuba diver # 1

Roy Jenson
Scuba diver # 2

Billy Engle
Auntie's boyfriend

Harriette Tarler
Girl at party

Arline Hunter
Girl at party

Emil Sitka
Facts & Figures President

Joe Palma
Government official

Diana Darrin
Elektra

Bek Nelson
Tyrin

Unidentified FLYING SAUCER DAFFY 1
Party guests

Unidentified FLYING SAUCER DAFFY 2
Scuba diver

Jules White
Producer

Jules White
Director

Warren Wilson
Story

Jack White
Screenplay

Fred Jackman Jr.
Director of Photography

Saul A. Goodkind
Film Editor

Cary Odell
Art Director

Milton Stumph
Set Decoration

Jerrold Bernstein
Assistant Director

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Production Notes   (3)

Working Title(s):	PARDON MY FLYING SAUCER
Prod. No.:	1906
Shooting Days:	2 days   From: 1957-12-19   To: 1957-12-20
Locations:	Columbia Stage 3 Columbia Ranch

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Transcription by Stooge:  

[ The short opens inside a raggedy, messy-looking apartment. A woman is sitting down while drinking liquor in a glass. She finishes the glass. ]

MA: [ satisfied ] Ahh!

[ She tries to pour more into her glass from a bottle, but the bottle is empty. She angrily throws the bottle behind her, and it lands in the chimney heart, which is filled with many other empty liquor bottles. ]

[ Moe and Larry enter the apartment ]

MOE: Boy, it’s good to be home.

MA: Oh, my darling sons! How was the track today?

LARRY: Sloppy.

MA: Sloppy?? We ain’t had rain in weeks!

LARRY: Aww… some sow slopped beer in my hat. [ shows wet hat ]

MA: Oh, I’ll get Joe to getcha a new one.

[ Ma throws the hat behind her into the chimney heart with all the empty liquor bottles ]

MOE: Me, too, Ma! [ throws hat in a corner ]

LARRY: [ walks up to table ] Hey… get this junk off this table here! Come on!

[ Larry pushes a whole bunch of dishes off the table ]

MOE: WATCH WHAT YOU’RE DOIN’!! My sandwich was in there!!

[ Larry covers his mouth in surprise ]

MA: [ to Larry ] Hey, get me a drink, son.

[ Larry mumbles to himself, then picks up a bottle and hands it to Ma ]

LARRY: Here…

[ Ma drinks from the bottle and immediately spits it back out ]

MA: Water?!? [ hands bottle back to Larry ] Don’t you never do that to me again!!

[ Joe enters the apartment, carrying a whole bunch of groceries ]

MOE: Oh, here’s Joe!

JOE: Good evening, auntie dear! Cousin Moe, Cousin Larry…

[ Joe sets the groceries down on the table and Moe and Larry help him ]

MA: Did you wipe your feet?!

JOE: Yes, auntie dear. [ to Moe and Larry ] I had a wonderful day today! I-I fixed four rear ends… two were trucks!

MOE: What’s for supper? [ looks through grocery bags ]

JOE: TV dinners.

MA: Again?? We ain’t even got a TV!

LARRY: [ pulls out coupon from bag ] But Ma… only 2,037 more TV dinner coupons, and we get a set!

MA: Darling, Larry… you’re so considerate of your mother! [ suddenly elbows Joe’s stomach ] Why didn’t you think of that?!

JOE: I did! That’s why I been buyin’ so ma--

MA: Don’t change the subject!!

JOE: Not so looooooooouuuuuuuuuuuuddddd!!! [ pinches Ma’s cheek ] You’re a doll!

MA: Go wash the dishes and then clean out the heart!

JOE: Wash the dishes and clean out the heart…

[ Joe looks at the kitchen and is surprised to see a huge pile of dirty dishes, pots, pans, etc. in the sink ]

JOE: I’ll clean the heart! [ walks over to chimney heart ] I wish my fairy godmother would come along. [ begins cleaning chimney heart ] I feel like a he-Cinderella!

MOE: All you need is a glass slipper instead of a bone head!

JOE: You’ll miss me when I’m gone.

MA: Where ya goin’, Cinderella - to the ball??

[ Ma, Moe, and Larry all laugh ]

JOE: No, I-I’m going on a camping trip… with two weeks vacation with full pay.

MA: Well, don’t forget to leave money for the house!

[ Larry picks out a big cake from a grocery box ]

LARRY: Hey, Joe! Is this cake for me??

JOE: [ runs over ] Wait a minute!! That’s miiiine! [ holds cake over to Ma ] I brought that for you, auntie dear, for a goin’ away present.

MA: [ takes cake ] Me??

[ Moe takes a camera out of a grocery bag ]

MOE: Oh, boy, a camera! This for me, Joe???

LARRY: [ tries grabbing camera ] No, that’s for me!

[ Moe, Larry, and Ma are all fighting over the camera ]

JOE: Hey!! Wait a minute!! [ runs over ] Wait a minute! That’s miiiine!

[ Joe tries to grab the camera back from Moe, Larry, and Ma ]

JOE: I’m going on a camping trip!

MA: It’s mine!

JOE: Come on, let go!

[ During the back-and-forth fighting over the camera, the camera accidentally clicks and Joe unknowingly pulls out a picture ]

MOE: Give it to me, now!

JOE: I’m gonna win a priiiiize!

MOE: Alright, let ‘im have his old camera… He can take pictures of brother Larry and I on the camping trip.

JOE: Oh, no! Oh, no, I’m goin’ alone!

MA: Alone?? I take you in as my very own, and now you deny my sons - your loving cousins - the pleasure of your vacation!

[ Joe looks down with a sad expression ]

JOE: I’m sorry, auntie dear. I-I’m an ingrate, that’s what I am! Cousin Moe and Cousin Larry, you can come on that camping trip with me. [ holds up camera ] And I’ll even let you use my ca--

[ Joe stops and looks at the picture that’s hanging out of the camera ]

JOE: Heyyyyy!

[ Joe pulls the picture out and everybody looks at it. It’s a picture of someone’s foot standing in a cake. ]

JOE: It’s your cake, auntie dear, but… who’s foot is that???

[ Everybody looks down at Joe’s foot and sees his foot standing in Ma’s cake on the floor ]

MA: You and your big feet! You wrecked my cake!

JOE: Don’t worry, auntie dear… I-I got another one!

[ Joe pulls out a smaller cake from a grocery box ]

MOE: [ grabs cake ] Hey, gimme that!

LARRY: [ grabs cake ] Wait, that’s mine!

[ Moe and Larry accidentally shove the cake into Joe’s face. Ma gasps. ]

JOE: Oooh… Hooooooh…

[ The scene ends ]

[ The next scene begins in the wilderness. Moe and Larry are sitting outside of their car in the woods. Larry is reading a magazine with an excited look on his face. ]

LARRY: I like this Facts and Figures magazine.

[ Moe is looking around through a magnifying glass. He stops and sees the cover of Larry’s book, which mentions a candid camera contest. ]

MOE: Hey - Joe entered that candid camera contest. Gimme the facts about it.

LARRY: Wait’ll I look over the figures.

[ Moe looks at the page Larry is reading, which is a picture of a scantily-dressed woman sitting on a box. ]

MOE: [ grabs magazine away ] What are you, an accountant?! [ bonks Larry’s head ] Come onnn! [ turns page and reads ] “Photo contest facts: First Prize - $10,000”.

LARRY: Can you imagine Joe winnin’ a prize like that? [ laughs ]

MOE: No! [ laughs ]

LARRY: $10,000! [ laughs ] He couldn’t win 10,000 jellybeans!

[ Moe and Larry crack up even more ]

[ Meanwhile, Joe is trying to snap a picture of a squirrel on a tree ]

JOE: Hold stiiiill! Watch the birdie, the birdie!

[ The squirrel continues moving around on the tree ]

MOE: Hey, Larry, listen to this: [ reads from page ] “Flying saucers are real. Scientists are convinced that space travelers from other planets have visited Earth. But no one has gotten a picture of a flying saucer yet.”

LARRY: Boy! That picture sure would win first prize!

[ Larry looks up at the sky for something. Moe follows what Larry is doing, while trying to light a cigar. He ends up accidentally burning his nose with the lit match instead of the cigar. ]

MOE: WOOOOOOOOOOOOWWWWW!! [ to Larry ] What are you lookin’ for?!

LARRY: With all that space up there, there might be a spaceship… and we could get the picture, and w--

MOE: Spaceship?

[ Moe laughs sarcastically, then suddenly eyepokes Larry ]

MOE: Come onnn, you with your spaceship!

[ Suddenly, the air gets very windy, blowing around a lot of things nearby, including a paper plate ]

MOE: Hey, hey! It’s blowing up a tornado!

[ The paper plate flies by Joe, who’s still trying to take the squirrel’s picture ]

JOE: Stop shooing, squirrel!

[ Joe snaps the camera just as the paper plate quickly flies past the camera ]

JOE: Thanks, squirrel. [ looks at camera ] Boy… [ to squirrel ] I’m sorry, squirrel - I have no nuts… Uh… [ pulls out gum from pocket ] Chewing gum! [ tosses gum up to squirrel ] Boy, this picture…

[ Joe walks up to Moe and Larry ]

JOE: Oh, boy! Oh, boy, did I get a picture! Oh, boy!!

[ Joe takes the picture out of his camera and gets a disappointed expression when he sees that a floating paper plate is next to the squirrel in the picture ]

JOE: Hey, somethin’ spoiled my snapshot!

[ Joe angrily tosses the picture down and walks away ]

[ Moe picks up the picture and looks at it ]

MOE: Hey, look! [ points to paper plate ] A flying saucer!

LARRY: That picture’s worth a lot of dough!

MOE: Quiet! We don’t wanna let Joe know anything about this.

LARRY: Hey… [ looks around ] That flying saucer must’ve landed… over there back in the hills.

MOE: Well, we’ll borrow Joe’s camera and take some close shots of it.

LARRY: Oh, boy! We’re gonna be rich!

MOE: It’ll be worth a fortune!

[ Larry reaches behind him and pulls down a blanket hanging from the top of their car. An axe and a box of cans on top of the blanket fall off and land on Moe and Larry’s heads. ]

MOE: Oww! Ooh! [ slaps Larry’s head ] What’s the matta with you?!! Come onnn! Get goin’!

[ Moe and Larry get up and walk over to Joe, who’s trying to snap another picture ]

MOE: Loan me your camera. [ takes Joe’s camera ]

JOE: Sure! Take my picture!

MOE: Alright, close your eyes.

[ Joe closes his eyes and Moe and Larry run away with his camera. He opens his eyes a few seconds later and sees they’re gone. ]

JOE: Hey, wa-- Hey, wait! [ runs after Moe and Larry ]

[ Nearby, three men get out of a car dressed in scuba diving outfits ]

MAN #1: All set?

MAN #2: Right.

MAN #3: Right.

MAN #1: Now listen, fellas - we’ll all go in together. When we see a school of fish… let ‘em have it.

MAN #2: Right.

MAN #1: Let’s go.

[ All three men walk away ]

[ The Stooges are walking through the woods. Moe goes up to a large hanging branch in front of him, ducks under it, then swings it backwards, hitting Larry in the face. Larry then ducks under the branch and swings it backwards, hitting Joe in the face. Joe covers his face in pain. ]

MOE: [ to Larry ] I wonder where that thing landed.

[ Moe and Larry look around and are surprised when they see the three men dressed in scuba diving outfits ]

MOE: Mars men! We’re being invaded! Run for your life!

[ Moe and Larry quickly run up to their car ]

MOE AND LARRY: Ohh!

MOE: Hurry up, Larry!

[ Joe sees Moe and Larry getting in their car ]

JOE: What’s the matter with you guys?!

[ The three men in scuba outfits walk up to Joe ]

JOE: Hi, fellas!

MAN #1: Howdy.

JOE: [ points at Moe and Larry ] They’re such cowards! They thought you were Mars men! [ does a double-take, looks at three men’s outfits ] Mars men!! YOOOWWAAAAAYYYY!!

[ Joe runs up to a tent that’s tied to the back of the Stooges’ car and he hides inside the tent. Moe and Larry drive the car away, dragging the tent along with it. Joe still thinks he’s hiding under the tent, then after a few seconds, he sees the car driving away. ]

JOE: Hey! Wait for me! [ runs after car ]

[ The scene ends ]

[ The next scene begins with a shot of a crowd outside as we see a newspaper headline, which reads “ACTUAL PHOTO OF FLYING SAUCER SETS COUNTRY ABLAZE” ]

[ The camera shows a shot of the White House as we see another newspaper headline that reads “FLYING SAUCER PHOTO ALERTS CAPITOL” ]

[ The next headline is from a Facts and Figures Magazine cover which has Moe and Larry’s picture on it. The caption under their picture says “PHOTO CONTEST WINNERS - FIRST ACTUAL PHOTO OF FLYING SAUCER”. ]

[ The scene dissolves to Moe and Larry standing inside a radio station talking to a magazine president in front of them. A lit-up sign behind them says “ON THE AIR”. ]

MAGAZINE PRESIDENT: As president of Facts and Figures Magazine, it gives me great pleasure to present you with the first prize-- [ shows a wheelbarrow of money ] $10,000!

[ Moe and Larry both gasp when they see the wheelbarrow of money ]

MOE: Thank you!!

[ Moe and Larry begin picking up some of the money and stuffing it inside their suits ]

MAGAZINE PRESIDENT: [ to radio microphone ] Ladies and gentlemen… Facts and Figures Magazine is always happy to--

[ While Moe continues to stuff money inside his suit, Larry grabs the wheelbarrow and takes off with it ]

MOE: Hey, come back, you weasel!

[ Moe begins chasing after Larry, but he accidentally trips on a wire on the floor and almost falls down ]

MAGAZINE PRESIDENT: --any legitimate-- uh… Excuse… uh… [ Emil Sitka clears throat and almost breaks character ] Ahem, sorry, folks…

[ The scene ends ]

[ The next scene begins inside the Stooges’ apartment. The apartment looks much fancier now and a swank party is being held inside of it. Moe is dressed in a fancy tuxedo and surrounded by two women. ]

MOE: This beats slingin’ hash, doesn’t it, baby?

WOMAN #1: And how, you doll.

[ The camera shows Larry also dressed in a tux and surrounded by two women ]

LARRY: Stick to me, girls, and you’ll get a trip to the moon - one way!

[ One of the women holds a champagne glass up to Larry and he drinks from it ]

[ The camera shows Ma in a fancy dress, standing with a short man ]

MA: Kiss me, ducky!

[ Ma holds the short man up to her face and kisses him. After she puts the man back down, he has an astonished reaction to the kiss and Ma giggles. ]

WOMAN #1: Let’s drink another toast to our heroes.

WOMAN #2: Gimme some more champagne.

MOE: Okay, baby.

[ Moe tries to pour champagne from a bottle into the woman’s glass, but none comes out ]

WOMAN #2: Hey, it’s empty!

MOE: Ohh, don’t worry - we’re lousy with champagne. [ to kitchen door ] Hey, Joe, come here!

[ Joe comes out of the kitchen while dressed in an apron and carrying many dishes ]

JOE: What is it, Cousin Moe?

MOE: Get some more champagne. [ lights woman’s cigarette with dollar bill ]

JOE: I can’t - I’m busy!

MOE: Well, drop what you’re doin’ and get it!

JOE: Okay, if you say so!

[ Joe drops all the plates on the floor, causing them to smash loudly and startle everyone. Joe goes back into the kitchen and closes the swinging kitchen door. ]

MOE: I’ll butcher that goose!!

[ Moe walks towards the kitchen door. As he’s about to open it, it swings open from the inside and slams in Moe’s face. Moe angrily pushes the door back inside, slamming it into Joe. ]

JOE: [ off-camera ] OOHH!! OOH! OOH!

[ Joe comes out of the kitchen holding his nose in pain ]

JOE: Why don’t you look where you’re going??

MOE: You overstuffed baloney! I’ll--

JOE: Moe! I-I-I took those photos. I should get some of that--

MOE: [ grabs Joe’s neck ] You tell anybody you took those photos-- [ slaps Joe ] and I’ll break every bone in your head! [ slaps Joe ]

JOE: OOH!

[ Moe eyepokes Joe ]

JOE: OOH!

[ Moe punches Joe in the stomach ]

JOE: OOH!

[ Moe flicks Joe in the nose ]

JOE: Do that again.

[ Moe flicks Joe’s nose again ]

JOE: Again.

[ Moe flicks Joe’s nose once more ]

JOE: You do everything I tell ya to!

[ Moe grabs two champagne bottles from Joe and pushes him back into the kitchen ]

MOE: Go onnnnn! [ walks back to party guests ] Fresh giggle water! [ hands one bottle to Larry ]

WOMAN #2: Well, hurry up!

MOE: Oh, keep your powder dry.

[ Moe and Larry struggle to open the champagne bottles ]

WOMAN #2: Well, come on!

[ Both Moe and Larry’s bottle pop open at the same time, accidentally spraying in each other’s faces ]

MOE: What happened??

[ Joe peeks back out of the kitchen and laughs at Moe and Larry ]

JOE: Ha ha haaa! That’s good for you! That’s good for you!

[ Suddenly, a bottle is thrown from off-camera at Joe and it smashes on his head ]

JOE: That’s bad for me! [ holds head in pain ] Wow!! [ goes back inside kitchen ]

LARRY: I’m soaked to the skin.

MOE: Me, too!

[ Suddenly, the Facts and Figures Magazine president storms inside the Stooges\' apartment along with a cop. The magazine president grabs both Moe and Larry. ]

MAGAZINE PRESIDENT: So - you thought you could slip it over on us, eh?!

MOE: What are you talkin’ about??

MAGAZINE PRESIDENT: [ pulls out picture ] Here’s an enlargement of your flying saucer. The government checked it. It’s nothing but a dirty paper plate with a gob of potato salad and jelly stains on it! You swindlers!!

LARRY: That Joe, that double-crossin’ rat!

MOE: [ to president ] Oh, we’re innocent! We can explain this.

MAGAZINE PRESIDENT: Hmm…

MOE: [ to kitchen door, in sing-songy voice ] Joooeeeeyy??

JOE: [ off-camera, in sing-songy voice ] Comiiiiiiiiing!

[ A loud smashing sound is heard from the kitchen, startling everyone again ]

[ Joe comes out of the kitchen smiling and walks up to Moe and Larry ]

JOE: What is it, Cousin Moe?

MOE: Joe, tell these men the honest truth who photographed that flying saucer.

JOE: [ winks at Moe ] You and Larry did, Cousin Moe!

MOE: No, no! I mean, who really did it?!

JOE: [ winks at Moe again ] You held the camera and Larry snapped the picture!

MOE: Yeah, we-- [ does a double-take, then grabs Joe closer ] Why, you--!

[ Moe aims a punch at Joe, but Joe ducks, causing Moe to accidentally punch Larry ]

LARRY: OOOH!!

MAGAZINE PRESIDENT: [ to cop ] Officer! Take these swindlers out of here!

[ The cop drags Moe and Larry out of the apartment ]

MOE: Ma, get us a lawyer - a cheap one!!

MA: [ gasps ] Ohh, my boys!

[ The magazine president takes the wheelbarrow of money the Stooges had and as he leaves with it, Joe picks up some of the money from it and stuffs it in his pocket ]

MA: Ohh!! Ohh… [ looks to the side ] Ooh, that double-crosser Joe! [ grabs Joe ] Yooouuuu… You ingrate! [ slaps Joe ] You worm! [ slaps Joe ] You boob! [ eyepokes Joe ]

JOE: Ooh!

MA: You wolf! [ punches Joe in stomach ]

JOE: OOOOHHH!!

[ Ma kicks Joe in the behind, sending him falling forward ]

JOE: OOOOHHHH!!

[ Joe lands face-first into the punch bowl on the table ]

JOE: Ooooh…

MA: Get out of my house and never darken my door again!!

[ Joe sadly looks down and slowly walks towards the door ]

MA: Git!!

[ The scene ends ]

[ The next scene begins with a glum Joe alone in the woods, sitting in front of a campfire. He has several clothes hanging behind him on a clothesline and several boxes around him. ]

JOE: Gee, I sure miss my cousins and my dear auntie, even if they are mean to me. Golly, if I could take a picture of a real spaceship, I bet they’d take me back.

[ A loud sound is heard in the sky. Joe looks up. ]

JOE: Oh… I must be seein’ things. That can’t be a real spaceship. [ laughs ] Nah…

[ Joe does a double-take and looks up again. He indeed sees a real spaceship floating above. A projected voice comes out from inside. ]

VOICE: Do not be afraid!

[ Inside the spaceship, we see two alien women. One is speaking into a microphone and the other is controlling the spaceship. ]

ELEKTRA: This is Elektra from planet Zircon. We want to make friends with you Earth people. We are going to land.

TYRIN: Brace for landing.

[ The spaceship lands on the ground ]

[ Joe looks around for the spaceship ]

JOE: Ahh, I must be dreamin’… [ pinches his arm ] OWW!! [ slaps his own hand ] Not so haaaaaaaard! [ looks at sky ] I didn’t see anything, it was imagination. I know--

[ The two alien women walk up behind Joe and startle him ]

ELEKTRA: Hello!

TYRIN: Hello! I’m Tyrin, this is Elektra. And we heard what you said.

ELEKTRA: Yes, and I just happen to have a very nice picture of a flying saucer. [ hands Joe a card ]

JOE: Gee, thanks!

[ Joe looks at the card, which says “A.B. CLOUD & CO. - SPUTNIK G.i-8 - NEW AND USED SPACE SHIPS - 200 VAPOR BLVD. - ZIRCON - PHONE: BLEEP-BLUEP-BLORP”, along with a picture of a spaceship ]

JOE: Gee, thanks! Y-You’re really a fairy godmother! [ looks at Elektra and Tyrin’s bodies ] Wow! What mamas! Say - do you mind if I take a picture of your, uh… spaceship?

ELEKTRA: Certainly!

TYRIN: Help yourself.

JOE: Ohh, boy!

[ Joe grabs his camera and holds it up to his face. He tries to snap a picture of the spaceship, but his hands keep shaking. Tyrin puts her arms around Joe and holds the camera still for him, while Elektra clicks the camera. ]

ELEKTRA: Sure!

JOE: Thanks! [ looks passionately at Tyrin ] Don’t ever leave me.

TYRIN: We must. The entire Earth is looking for us. But… may we kiss you goodbye?

JOE: May you?? May you?? Wow!! [ puckers up ]

[ Tyrin gives Joe a quick kiss on the lips, followed by Elektra giving Joe a longer kiss on the lips. After the kiss, Joe blows smoke out of his mouth and ears as Elektra and Tyrin return to their spaceship. ]

[ Joe looks up in the sky and sees Elektra and Tyrin leaving in their spaceship ]

JOE: BYE!! BYE!! [ to himself ] Oh, boy, I got it made! I got it made!

[ Joe quickly puts the campfire out with water ]

JOE: Oh, boy, will my cousins and my auntie… boy, will they be-- [ snatches down clothes from clothesline ] --be happy when I get home… and show ‘em what I did. Oh, boy!

[ Joe places his clothes in the middle of a blanket on the ground, followed by him dumping cans from a box on top of the clothes ]

JOE: You bet your life…

[ Joe places a pan in the blanket with the cans and clothes. He’s about to put a closed pot in there as well, but hears something inside of it. ]

JOE: Coffee… I don’t wanna… let that go to waste. [ pours coffee from pot into cup ] Gotta take that in case I get thirsty on the way… to see my cousin and my aunt. Yeah, take that…

[ Joe places the cup of coffee down on the blanket with the other stuff ]

JOE: Oh, boy!

[ Joe closes up the blanket and carries it over his shoulder ]

JOE: You bet your-- oh…

[ Unknown to Joe, all the stuff inside the blanket he’s carrying fall out behind him ]

JOE: Ooh, wait! Wait! [ grabs rifle ] There maybe… bears or somethin’ - I gotta protect myself.

[ Joe begins running forward, but he accidentally trips over a rock and unintentionally fires his rifle in the air and he falls on the ground. ]

JOE: Ohh!

[ Suddenly, a dead duck drops from the sky and lands on Joe’s head ]

JOE: OOWW!! [ picks up duck ] Oh, my-- a duck! [ looks at camera ] Whaddaya know!

[ The scene ends ]

[ The next scene opens inside the Stooges’ apartment. The apartment is back to looking raggedy and messy once again. Ma is sitting down, still in her fancy dress, drinking liquor. She tries to pour more liquor from the bottle into the glass, but the bottle is empty. Ma angrily throws the empty bottle behind her into the chimney heart, which is again filled with other empty bottles. ]

[ Moe and Larry enter the apartment ]

MA: Oh, my boys!

LARRY: Ah, that worm, Joe! On account of him, we spent all night in jail.

MOE: And we go to jail for keeps unless we get back the money.

LARRY: And we spent nearly all of it!

[ Joe enters the apartment, holding a picture ]

JOE: Cousin Moe! Cousin Larry! There are real space people! Real girls! They kissed me! And I got a picture of a real spaceship! A-And you can say that you took it!

LARRY: [ pushes Joe ] Ahh, you’re not only crazy, you’re a liar as well!

MOE: And we don’t want no part of ya!

LARRY: Yeah, you got us in enough trouble already!

[ Larry punches Joe in the stomach ]

JOE: OHHHH!!

[ Moe slaps Joe’s hat off ]

JOE: OOH!

[ Larry punches Joe in the stomach again ]

JOE: OOH!!

[ Moe bops Joe on the head ]

JOE: OOH!!

[ Larry and Moe punch their fists into Joe’s jaw ]

JOE: OOOOOHHHH!!

LARRY: [ to Moe ] We let him off pretty easy, didn’t we?

JOE: [ looks at camera ] That does it!! [ to Larry and Moe ] Hey! [ holds up fists ] See this?

MOE AND LARRY: Yeah?

[ Joe punches both Moe and Larry in the face with his fists ]

MOE AND LARRY: OOH!

[ Joe picks up an empty champagne bottle and bonks Moe on the head with it, knocking him out. As Joe turns to Larry, Ma sneaks up behind Joe with a bottle of her own and gets ready to knock Joe on the head. However, Joe swings his bottle backwards, unintentionally knocking Ma out, then he swings the bottle forwards and knocks Larry out. Joe tosses the bottle in the air and it smashes on the ceiling as he happily dusts off his hands. ]

[ The scene ends ]

[ The next scene begins with a shot of a Facts and Figures Magazine cover with a picture of Joe while he hear a crowd cheering in the background. The caption under his picture says “WINNER OF PHOTO CONTEST PROVES FLYING SAUCERS ARE REAL”. ]

[ The camera dissolves to a close-up of a newspaper headline which reads “FLYING SAUCER PHOTOGRAPHER AWARDED CITY’S HIGHEST HONOR” ]

[ The camera dissolves to a scene of what looks like a parade in the streets. A huge crowd is gathered and confetti is in the air. ]

[ The camera shows a shot of Joe in the backseat of a fancy car, wearing a suit, smoking a big cigar, and waving to the crowd outside. The camera pulls back and reveals that Elektra and Tyrin are in the backseat with him. Joe puts his arms around them. ]

JOE: Boy, this is the life!

[ The camera shows the outside of a jail, where we see Moe and Larry in straitjackets sadly watching the parade through the prison window bars ]

MOE AND LARRY: Ohhhh! Ohh!

MOE: No!

MOE AND LARRY: Ohhhhhhh…

[ Moe and Larry walk over to the wall of their room and bang their heads repeatedly against the wall ]

MOE AND LARRY: Ohh! … Ohh! … Ohh! … Uh!

[ Moe and Larry bonk their heads against each other’s and they lean on each other’s heads with dazed expressions as we hear a cuckoo bird sound ]

THE END

Videography   (1)

COLUMBIA : Three Stooges Collection, The Vol. 8: 1955 - 1959
Published by Sony Pictures Home Entertainment (2010)
Released on:

• DVD

Stooge Businesses   (1)

A.B. Cloud & Co.
Spaceship sales. "Distributors -- Sputnik G.i-8 -- New and Used Space Ships -- 200 Vapor Blvd., Zircon -- Phone: Bleep Bluep Blop"

Stooge Goofs   (5)

Changing Coupon When Larry walks over to Ma, he's holding a coupon that he ripped out from the TV dinner box. Then the camera cuts to another angle and Larry's suddenly holding the whole TV dinner box, with the coupon still attached. Dubbed-In Line When Moe says "Hey, Larry, look at this, his mouth doesn't move. Facial Expression Change After Joe cries "Somethin' spoiled my snapshot! and throws his picture to the ground, Moe and Larry laugh at him, but in the next shot, they suddenly now have angry looks on their faces. Repeated Action Before Joe even mentions that he brought a TV dinner, you can see Larry behind him taking the TV dinner package out of the grocery bag. Then the camera cuts to the next shot and Larry's hands are suddenly empty, then Joe mentions the TV dinner, followed by Larry taking the TV dinner package out of the grocery bag again. Unintentional Tripping / Ad-Libbing In the scene where the magazine president (Emil Sitka) presents Moe and Larry with $10,000 in a wheelbarrow, Larry runs off with the money and Moe yells "Hey, come back, you weasel! then starts to run after Larry, but he accidentally trips on a microphone wire before getting off-camera. This blooper is made even funnier when Emil Sitka, while talking into a microphone, sees Moe tripping and that causes him to stutter his line, then he ad-libs "Sorry, folks... to the microphone.

Stooge Mayhem   (Avg. 6.25)

Face Slaps: 20

Eye Pokes: 3

Head Bonks: 1

Pastry Thrown: 1

Stooge Quotes   (2)

"That's good for you, that's good for you!" [crack!] "But that's bad for me. Wow!" (Joe) "I fixed 4 rear ends today. 2 were trucks." (Joe)

Stooge Routines   (4)

Burning kisses A Stooge gets a kiss that's so sizzling, it causes him to blow actual smoke from his mouth. Also used in:  RHYTHM AND WEEP  ·   LOVE AT FIRST BITE  ·   CUCKOO ON A CHOO CHOO  ·   GYPPED IN THE PENTHOUSE  ·   BEDLAM IN PARADISE  ·   SPACE SHIP SAPPY  ·   FIFI BLOWS HER TOP  ·   Drop what you're doing A Stooge, holding several dishes or something similar, is asked to do something but objects that he's busy. So he's told to "drop what you're doing", followed by the Stooge actually dropping the dishes to the ground. Also used in:  THREE LOAN WOLVES  ·   SWING PARADE OF 1946  ·   THE OUTLAWS IS COMING Shooting a bird A Stooge accidentally fires a rifle in the air (usually when he gets kicked in the behind) and shoots down a bird. Also used in:  BACK TO THE WOODS  ·   ROCKIN' THRU THE ROCKIES  ·   BOOBS IN ARMS  ·   DIZZY PILOTS  ·   IDIOTS DELUXE  ·   G. I. WANNA HOME  ·   Swishing branch The Stooges are crawling through some bushes in the woods and when one of the Stooges pushes a big branch in front of him, then ducks and lets the branch go, it swishes back and hits the Stooge behind him (usually Moe) in the face. Also used in:  UNCIVIL WARRIORS  ·   BACK TO THE WOODS  ·   ROCKIN' THRU THE ROCKIES  ·   PHONY EXPRESS  ·   IDIOTS DELUXE  ·

Stooge Trivia   (1)

This was the final original stooges short released. Source: Moe, Larry & Joe Filmography (1957 - 1959) Added by MR77100 on 2009-05-28 12:49:05 Status: Confirmed Team Stooge Comments: It is the last short released which contained an original story, not a remake of an earlier film. The final short released was SAPPY BULL FIGHTERS (1959); FLYING SAUCER DAFFY (1958) was the final short produced.

Fan Reviews   (10)

Re: FLYING SAUCER DAFFY
Posted 2010-04-30 18:19:28 by Shemp_Diesel

Uh-oh. Another stooge film with Besser as 3rd stooge & an outer space plot. Didn't anybody learn from the disaster that was Outer Space Jitters. Apparently not. People like to rag on Sweet and Hot but for me, this is 10 times worse, right down there with the Horsing Arounds of the world. To bomb or not to bomb, that is the question.

Answer: BOMB with a capital B.

Reviewer's Rating: (0)

Re: FLYING SAUCER DAFFY
Posted 2008-11-09 00:50:55 by The 4th Stooge

Before I mention my opinion, is it just me, or at the party where Moe's asking Joe to drop what he's doing, are the Stooges wearing a hell of a lot of eyeliner/pancake makeup/something else? Maybe it's just my copy, but each Stooge seems to be wearing eyeliner, which is weird--it's actually most noticeable on Moe. Yeah, eyeliner, but nothing to cover up the bags?But seriously, this Cinderfella story is one of my top ten. The drunken mother, her favoritism towards her lazy, non-working sons (the praise she gives Larry when he notes that if they eat thousands of more TV dinners, they could actually GET a TV, is one of the funniest things I've ever seen.) And Joe's "Could I take a picture of your [looks down at young woman's chest area] spaceship?" is also priceless. But the two things that round out why this one is so funny are Joe's: "Oh, that's good for you!" (Gets hit by bottle.) "That's bad for me. Wow!", and, of course, Moe and Larry in straitjackets, watching Joe's victory parade, knocking their heads together until they're unconscious. While many may think that the Joe-era shorts were the worst, I think there were too many factors to go into that to just blame him. Either way, this was a wonderful way to go out.

Reviewer's Rating: (10)

Re: FLYING SAUCER DAFFY
Posted 2007-08-28 21:58:59 by Uncle Buzz

Finally! A Joe Besser short where Joe actually gets smacked around! It's ironic that is the last short the Stooges filmed and the only time where Besser gets a beating. (Maybe he was finally making up for the all the slugs Larry had to endure throughout the Besser era.) The scripting here is better than most Bessers - his character is used to compliment the real Stooges - Moe and Larry. And it is something of a bizarre (yet possibly fitting note) to see Moe and Larry finish their long short subject careers in straight jackets! All the women are pretty tasty in this entry which doesn't hurt things either.

Reviewer's Rating: (8)

Re: FLYING SAUCER DAFFY
Posted 2007-05-05 22:28:05 by falsealarms
Edited 2007-05-06 18:49:11 by falsealarms

I watched this for the first time in years last night, and judging by its 0.94 poke rating, it gets a bad rap. By no means is it a classic, but it's one of the best Besser efforts, and it's worthy of three pokes. Unlike some other Besser shorts, the plot line here is interesting, and Besser gives perhaps his finest performance as a Stooge. This was the last short they filmed at Columbia, and they went out with a bang, not a bomb.

Reviewer's Rating: (9)

Re: FLYING SAUCER DAFFY
Posted 2006-04-25 16:46:54 by Bangsmith

I give this one three pokes, mainly because Joe Besser relents and allows Moe to beat him up a few times! Little did Joe and the Boys know that this would be the very last short that they would film. This is an update of the Cinderella story, essentially. While the Stooges became more child-oriented in the '50's, that is definitely not the case in this 1958 short! The film opens up with Larry and Moe's mother chain-drinking bottles of wine and looking like a barfly! This is one of the few shorts where you can actually feel for the underdog (Joe). The way Joe is treated by his cousins and aunt is so awful that one can almost forget that this is a comedy! At least he gets retribution in the end! Joe gets to cozy up with two foxy space aliens, and the film ends with Moe and Larry banging their heads against their jail cell wall wearing straitjackets! Although three shorts were released after this one, this was filmed last, so the headbanging scene closes out their short subject careers. To add a little irony to the situation, they found out that they were let go right after filming it!!!!

Reviewer's Rating: (8)

Re: FLYING SAUCER DAFFY
Posted 2001-02-22 22:14:00 by Stooge
Edited 2003-06-23 02:04:00 by Stooge

Terrible. Besser gets the star role and is even more whinier than usual, and Moe and Larry are reduced to supporting roles (their hair being combed back yet again doesn't help, either). We do get to see Moe and Larry beating up on Besser in a few scenes, so that's a plus. But then at the end, Besser beats Moe and Larry up, and ends up with all the money and girls. I hated that. They would never do this with Curly or Shemp.

Reviewer's Rating: (1)

Re: FLYING SAUCER DAFFY
Posted 2002-02-11 18:14:00 by BeatleMoe

This is my third favorite Joe Besser film (OIL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL and A MERRY MIX UP are my first two). It is actually a Stooges film. The last time that Moe and Larry sport straight haircuts, they act like themselves. Joe Besser takes many good slaps in this film, and a good eyepoke. It is a silly story, and great play between Moe and Larry is quite evident.Memorable Scene: Moe really punishing Joe at their party.Rating: 3 1/2 starsBeatleMoe

Re: FLYING SAUCER DAFFY
Posted 2001-06-03 00:28:00 by metaldams

Actually, this is my favorite Besser short, and for a lot of the same reasons why Stooge doesn't like it. The fact that Joe is on his own a lot makes me like this more. I don't think he fit in as a Stooge, and in this short, he really didn't play one.Grade: C+

Re: FLYING SAUCER DAFFY
Posted 2001-05-20 14:51:00 by sickdrjoe

Moe's eye bags were always pronounced, but by the mid 50s Moe looked like Leo G Carroll in TARANTULA - those things were outta control! I don't mean to harp on this, as I'm a HUGE Moe fan (with each new viewing of the shorts, it's becoming clear to me that Moe was the best, funniest Stooge)...but, c'mon, the man was a freakin' MOVIE STAR!! Didn't Columbia have a competent make-up man on the lot?

Re: FLYING SAUCER DAFFY
Posted 2001-05-19 02:18:00 by Mike Holme

Pretty good for a Besser, Joe really does get hit like as if he were Shemp or Curly. That was a big plus of this short. The minus is that Joe stars in this short and is his usual whiny self.

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