THE NEW 3 STOOGES (1965) -- ThreeStooges.net

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Released October 04, 1965
Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly Joe

Heritage / Cambria / Normandy
30 min. (Cartoons)

The Three Stooges starred in this 1965 TV series of 156 cartoons, originally packaged as 39 syndicated half-hour episodes, with each episode consisting of four 5 minute cartoons with live action wrap-around sequences. 41 live action wrap-arounds were filmed, and 40 were reused several times each with different cartoons; the first wrap-around, Soldiers, was used only once.

The first live action segment Soldiers was produced, directed and written by Norman Maurer as a plot companion to the 1st (pilot) cartoon, THAT LITTLE OLD BOMBMAKER. Animation producer Dick Brown outsourced animation of BOMBMAKER to Jay Ward Studios (ROCKY & BULLWINKLE), and is the only cartoon of the series to feature the voice talent of Paul Frees.

Once the series sold, Norman Maurer hired veteran Stooges director Edward Bernds to write and direct 40 new wraparounds, produced by Maurer's Three Stooges film production company, Normandy Productions. Dick Brown's Cambria Productions (CLUTCH CARGO, SPACE ANGEL) took on animation production. Heritage was the syndication distributor.

Avg. Rating:

[5.47/10]

Live Action Wrap-arounds (41)

ARTISTS

OPENING
The boys are artists painting still life landscapes. After a couple innocent accidents, the trio find themselves vandalizing each others' canvases in an all-out painters' brawl.
CLOSING
Moe, Larry and Curly Joe decide that their paintings are ruined, but a passing art collector (Emil Sitka) immediately buys all three as great, modern art. The boys exclaim, "What are we waitin' for?," and begin spitting, spilling, and slappping paint onto their canvases!

Used 5 times

ATHLETES

OPENING
The Stooges launch their new fitness regime while on a visit to the beach... Larry and Curly Joe do the sweating, while Moe gives the orders with the help of a stuck phonograph record.
CLOSING
A young boy (Jeffrey Maurer) with a lollipop does what the Stooges can't do, by picking up their dumbbells. So the boys change strategy, and give up exercise for lollipops.

Used 3 times

BAKERS

OPENING
The boys take a job making pies for Mr. Hasenpfeffer (Emil Sitka), but they goad themselves into a pie fight, ruining almost all the pies.
CLOSING
Moe and Curly-Joe fight over the last undamaged pie, causing it to fly into the face of Mr. Hasenpfeffer as he walks in.

Used 4 times

BARBERS

OPENING
A woman (Margaret Kerry) brings her son into the Stooges' barber shop with instructions to cut just a tiny bit of his hair while she goes shopping. As the boys prepare to cut his hair, a well-dressed thug (Emil Sitka) enters and informs the boys they can't cut any hair until they've joined the Union. A hair-cutting argument with chunks of the kid's hair flying every which way begins!
CLOSING
The woman returns for her son, whose hair is in terrible shape, and gives the boys and the union rep a sound beating with her groceries.

Adapted from a story in The Three Stooges # 6 comic book, St. John Publications, August 1954.

Used 3 times

BURIED TREASURE

OPENING
Digging for buried treasure, Larry and Curly Joe almost bury Moe before they discover a treasure chest. What they find is a Chinese puzzle, with empty boxes contained within empty boxes. The final box contains nothing more than a note, telling them to watch the next cartoon.
CLOSING
Coming up empty, in frustration, Larry slams a shovel spade into the ground... and strikes oil!

Used 4 times

CAMPERS

OPENING
The Stooges bring gear for camping and horseback riding so they can spend the weekend as cowboys, but forget to bring the horses! Moe harnesses Curly Joe to the wagon and makes him the horse.
CLOSING
Curly Joe claims that if he's gonna work like a horse, he's gonna eat like one! Moe ties a feed-bag on Curly Joe and he starts happily munching away!

Used 4 times

CARETAKERS

OPENING
The boys are zookeepers, and Moe sends Larry and Curly-Joe to clean the elephant cage, while Moe engages in a game of checkers with the zoo chimp Chester, losing miserably to the chimp. When Moe next encounters the boys, they are relaxing while the elephant, Herbert is sweeping the cage, for which Moe gives Larry and Curly-Joe a sound thrashing.
CLOSING
Moe coerces Larry and Curly-Joe to give the elephant a bath, and in the process wind up dousing each other with soap and water.

Used 4 times

DECORATORS

OPENING
The boys are hired as paperhangers by a woman (Margaret Kerry) who wants a top-notch job for her husband. Of course, they terribly botch the job, ultimately trapping Moe between a piece of wallpaper and the wall.
CLOSING
The wife enters the "finished" room mortified, and proceeds to thrash the now fleeing boys with a roll of wallpaper!

Used 4 times

DENTISTS

OPENING
Moe is crowing about getting his diploma to practice dentistry. Larry claims it is only a diploma to PRACTICE dentistry, so Moe decides to practice on Larry! When Moe tries to drill on Larry's tooth, Larry jumps up and fights off Moe and Curly Joe with a tire iron.
CLOSING
Because of Larry's violent reaction to Moe's dental work, Moe then decides to practice on Curly Joe! Curly Joe plaintively pleads for help from Larry, but Larry gratefully helps Moe get him into the chair.

Used 4 times

DOCTORS

OPENING
Dizzy doctor Stooges contend with a timid patient (Emil Sitka) hiding under his bed, and a tempermental one (Emil Sitka again) with a broken TV. The Stooges work him over, thinking that it's his leg that's broken.
CLOSING
Stupidity turns into success, when the Stooges learn that their broken leg therapy session actually cured the patient, as he dances a jig out of the room.

Used 4 times

ELECTRICIANS

OPENING
The boys are electricians called to repair a faulty buzzer at a beauty parlor. Larry and Curly-Joe manage to rip every wire from a wall while Moe traces another wire to the other side of the wall. Moe and Curly-Joe get hold of the same wire and begin struggling to pull it free. Curly-Joe asks Larry for help, and they end up pulling Moe completely through the wall!
CLOSING
Larry and Curly-Joe help Moe up as the woman (Margaret Kerry) who hired them enters the room. She spies the damage done, and then promptly faints.

Used 4 times

FAN BELT

OPENING
The Stooges are stopped at the side of the road attempting to repair their old jalopy. Of course, they make one mechanical failure after another.
CLOSING
The boys figure out that the rubber-band that powers the car is busted, so they remove Curly-Joe's suspenders to repair the car. This leaves Curly-Joe's pants in a droopy state of affairs as he runs behind the car trying to catch up.

Used 4 times

FISHERMEN

OPENING
The boys are out for a pleasure cruise and fishing trip, and Curly Joe continuously has trouble getting all the fishing gear onboard and calls for help.
CLOSING
Larry comes up on deck and proclaims his love for the sea, so Moe pushes him off the pier and into the water!

Used 4 times

FLAT TIRE

OPENING
The boys are out motoring in their old, broken-down jalopy and stop when it gets a flat tire. Deciding to hitchhike into town, a motorist (Emil Sitka) stops when Curly-Joe flashes a bare leg at him. Emil gets out of the car, picks up a $5 bill from under Joe's foot, then drives off. Moe declares that they will have to fix the flat themselves.
CLOSING
The boys finish repairing the flat, but suddenly realize they are out of gas and Curly-Joe winds up pushing the car.

Used 4 times

GOLFERS

OPENING
The boys are on the links and Moe hits his ball into a sand trap. Curly Joe suggests using a sand wedge, at which Moe digs a huge hole in the sand. He finally gives up and throws the ball, whereupon it conks Larry and Curly Joe on the head, then rolls gracefully into the cup.
CLOSING
Curly Joe discovers his ball is stuck up in a tree and retrieves an ax from his golf bag. As he attempts to cut down the tree, an irrate groundskeeper (Emil Sitka) chases the boys off the course.

Used 4 times

HIGH VOLTAGE

OPENING
Balking at the high cost of a television repairman, the Stooges decide to fix it themselves. Crossing wires, Curly Joe is charged with high voltage, and Larry & Moe try to short circuit him.
CLOSING
The Stooges antics enrage a newscaster (Emil Sitka), who yells at them thru the set.

Used 5 times

HUNTERS

OPENING
The boys are hunters who've been at it all day long with no luck. Curly-Joe produces a butterfly net and begins chasing butterflies. Moe slaps Curly-Joe down, and while the boys are arguing, a lion sneaks up behind them.
CLOSING
Moe is bragging about how brave he is in the face of fierce animals when they notice the lion behind them, and run off in terrified fright.

Used 3 times

INHERITANCE

OPENING
Curly Joe inherits an old mansion from his grandfather, and legend says it is haunted by his great-grandfather, who was beheaded and roams the house looking for his head. The boys search the house for treasure, while ghostly eyes watch them from Grandpa Curly Joe's portrait.
CLOSING
While Moe scolds his partners for believing in the old ghost stories, the headless ghost of Great Grandpa (Emil Sitka) enters the room proclaiming "I want to get a head."

Used 3 times

JANITORS

OPENING
The boys are janitors assigned to clean-up what appears to be a haunted house. Curly-Joe, in the act of dusting, causes a suit-of-armor to be tickled. He runs to Moe for help, and Moe discovers that Larry is inside the suit and gives him a whack with the mace Larry is holding!
CLOSING
Curly-Joe encounters the ticklish suit-of-armor again, who is now wielding a sword. Moe, thinking that Larry is inside the suit, begins taunting it. Larry approaches Curly-Joe and asks, "What''s going on?". The boys soon discover that the suit is truly haunted and run for their lives.

Used 5 times

LOST

OPENING
The boys are out hunting and become lost. They stop to take their bearings, and Curly Joe lays out a lunch spread fit for a king.
CLOSING
The boys discover that they are "lost" at a nearby football field in the park, and spend the rest of the time razzing each other.

Used 3 times

MAGICIANS

OPENING
The boys are at a Marina entertaining a large group of children with a magic act. Curly-Joe messes-up the "Disappearing Bowl" trick, and Larry fouls-up the "Pour-Milk-Out-Of-My-Head-Through-A-Spigot" trick.
CLOSING
The boys attempt the "Knotted Hankerchiefs" trick, and of course, Curly-Joe ruins it, and so Moe snaps his fingers and POOF! ... Curly-Joe disappears! When Larry tries to intervene for Curly-Joe, Moe snaps his fingers and POOF! ... Larry disappears! Moe quickly becomes lonesome for his Stooge pals, and snaps his fingers ... POOF!

Used 4 times

MELODRAMA

OPENING
The Stooges entertain children at the marina with their "Melodrama" skit.
CLOSING
Curly Joe is fed up with Moe's bullying in the play, and challenges him to a fight.

Used 3 times

ORANGUTAN

OPENING
The Stooges are zookeepers in their first day on the job and don't want to make any mistakes. Moe sends Curly-Joe and Larry on zookeeping tasks, but each return with food instead.
CLOSING
Curly-Joe and Larry are trapped in the cage of the chimp they were sent to feed. Moe admonishes them and climbs inside the cage to begin handing out slaps, when the chimp sneaks up and locks all three in the cage!

Although titled "Orangutan," it's a chimpanzee that's featured in the wrap-around.

Used 4 times

OUTDOOR BREAKFAST

OPENING
The boys are camping at the lake. Curly-Joe is cooking breakfast while Larry is mending his fishing pole. Curly-Joe serves Moe pancakes, and Moe is accidentally given the "Stick Fast Glue" instead of syrup, ultimately glueing the spoon inside his mouth!
CLOSING
Curly-Joe and Larry try to muscle the spoon from Moe's mouth to no avail, and Moe finally wrenches it free. He then exclaims, "I''ll murder you!!," and Curly-Joe and Larry run off with an angry Moe hot on their heels.

Used 4 times

PIEMAKERS

OPENING
Mr. Hassenpfeffer gives the Stooges another chance to make pies for his stores, and Curly Joe and Larry remind Moe that he must control his temper if they're to succeed. But a bothersome fly helps the boys turn the kitchen into a disaster area.
CLOSING
Surveying the damage, Moe insists to Curly Joe and Larry that he's not mad at them... "I'm mad at the fly!"

Used 4 times

PILOTS

OPENING
As mini-motorcycle test pilots, the Stooges are hired to instruct a millionaire on their proper operation. Unfortunately, the throttle on Joe's cycle sticks.
CLOSING
The stuck throttle sends the millionaire straight into the lake, and the Stooges on the run.

Used 5 times

PROSPECTORS

OPENING
The boys are searching for uranium when an old prospector (Emil Sitka) threatens them with a rifle as being claim jumpers. Being a chatty fellow, however, he begins spinning yarns about the old days ... The Gunfight at K O Corral:
Cactus Pete (Moe) and Frizzletop Freddie (Larry) are each madly in love with Lulu Belle (Curly-Joe). Moe and Larry engage in a gunfight for Lulu Belle's hand, and both end up being shot.
CLOSING
Moe and Larry ask the prospector whatever became of Lulu Belle, and "she" (Curly-Joe) emerges from the prospector's tent.

Used 4 times

RARE BIRD

OPENING
The boys are photographers attempting to snap a picture of the rare "Blue-Billed Puma-Panna Bird," which leaves its nest only once every 10 years. Curly-Joe inadvertently pours too much flash powder into the tray, so ... BOOM!
CLOSING
The boys retrieve the negative, and are congratulating each other on a job well done, when Moe notices that the lens cover was never removed from the camera!

Used 4 times

SALESMEN

OPENING
The boys are running a brisk business selling ice cream at the park. Curly-Joe spots a little girl with no money, and he gives her an ice cream cone free of charge. Moe upbraids Curly-Joe and demands that the girl give back the merchandise. The girl throws the cone at Moe, landing with a splat on his nose!
CLOSING
A boy approaches Curly-Joe wanting to buy a cone. The boy hands him a credit card to pay for it, and the Stooges are astonished.

Used 3 times

SEASICK JOE

OPENING
The boys are seamen on a small boat and Curly-Joe begins feeling seasick when Moe sends him to the galley for mustard, salt pork, grape jelly, anchovy paste, frog-legs in chocolate syrup and cracked nuts. Curly-Joe is accidentally tripped by Larry and he spills all the food.
CLOSING
Larry, Moe and Curly-Joe hurry to clean up the mess, tossing food overboard right into the face of the returning Captain (Emil Sitka) who chases them all over the boat!

Used 3 times

SETTING UP CAMP

OPENING
The boys are on a camping trip in the park and are attempting to pitch camp. Curly Joe and Larry struggle in vain to set up a tent while Moe wrestles with a folding director's chair, ultimately giving up and pitching it into the brush.
CLOSING
The boys finally get the camp set up when the radio announces that a lion has escaped from the local zoo and was last seen heading toward the park. The boys ignore the warning, and the lion soon finds his way into the Stooges tent!

Used 3 times

SHARPSHOOTER

OPENING
Eagle Eye Curly Joe is the world's greatest, blind as a bat, sharpshooter. He'll demonstrate his skill by shooting a raisin off the top of Fearless Frizzle-Top Larry's head. Larry has one final request... to see the cartoon.
CLOSING
It's firing time, and Eagle Eye blasts every stage prop in sight, missing Frizzle-Top by a mile.

Used 4 times

SHIPMATES

OPENING
Boat owner Stooges prepare to take Mr. Guffey on a fishing trip, while Larry "checks" the bait.
CLOSING
Leaving port, the Stooges hand Mr. Guffey (Emil Sitka) a fishing rod... whose line is hooked onto the dock, pulling Mr. Guffey into the bay.

Used 5 times

SOLDIERS

OPENING
The boys are dressed in their old World War I uniforms. Every year, on the anniversary when they were discharged, they get together to reminisce. Curly Joe forgets their lunch, and runs off to retrieve it.
CLOSING
The sergeant (Harold Brauer) enters and gives the boys a lunch pail as a "peace offering" for all those times he stole their lunches, then leaves snickering. When Curly Joe opens the pail ... BOOM!

Used 1 time

SUNBATHERS

OPENING
A relaxing day at the beach is anything but, starting with Larry attempting to plant the beach umbrella in a huge mound of sand that turns out to be Curly-Joe. Helpful Joe loans a woman (Margaret Kerry) and her daughter some suntan lotion, which turns out to be quick-dry cement. The girls and a lifeguard (Emil Sitka) find themselves stuck to each other, and after prying loose, begin chasing the Stooges.
CLOSING
The Stooges escape as Moe & Larry jump into their nautical-penguin and head out into the lagoon, with Curly-Joe belly-flopping in the water trying to catch up.

Used 3 times

SUNKEN TREASURE

OPENING
The boys are hurriedly loading a small motorboat with gear so thay can get to a sunken treasure before anyone else. In their haste to leave, they forget to untie the mooring rope, and the boat is pulled apart, leaving them flailing in the water.
CLOSING
The boys make it to shore exhausted. Moe exclaims, "I'm cold and I'm hungry!," at which Curly-Joe says, "Have a sandwich ... (scoops up some beach sand) ... sand, which is here!"

Used 5 times

SWEEPSTAKES TICKET

OPENING
After a lesson from Curly Joe on how to clean lettuce for a salad, the boys learn that they are holding a winning sweepstakes ticket. But Curly Joe hid it in such a safe place, he can't remember where.
CLOSING
Moe finds the ticket in his own pocket, but accidentally throws it out the window. No problem... he throws Larry and Joe after it.

Used 3 times

OPENING
Moe and Larry make Curly-Joe wait on them hand and foot. A telegram arrives proclaiming that Curly-Joe is the sole heir of his uncle's vast fortune. The tables are turned, and Moe and Larry find themselves to be Curly-Joe's servants.
CLOSING
The phone rings, and Moe learns the telegram was meant for a Mr. Curly-John. Joe muses over the fact it now makes sense, because he never had an uncle.

Used 4 times

TURKEY STUFFERS

OPENING
How to prepare turkey stuffing Stooge-style, with a loaf of bread, an unopened can of tomatoes, and oyster shells. An argument over who will put it in the oven results in the turkey taking flight out the window into the back of a pickup truck.
CLOSING
The truck driver (Emil Sitka) turns up at the Stooges' door, with the turkey. He realized that only the Three Stooges would stuff a turkey with a can.

Used 5 times

WAITERS

OPENING
Waiters Moe, Larry and Curly Joe are given one last chance to make good, but quickly get on the bad side of a customer and his wife (Emil Sitka and Margaret Kerry). Emil and the Stooges engage in the "Texas" routine.
CLOSING
Hoping to make amends, Curly Joe serves up a cake for dessert... right into Emil's face.

Used 3 times

WEIGHING IN

OPENING
The boys are at the airport when Moe decides to weigh Curly Joe. When the scale delivers a fortune that Joe will receive a lot of money, it drops piles of coins from its coin slot. Larry's fortune reveals he has a twenty dollar bill stuck to the sole of his shoe! Moe's turn, and his says he will go on an unexpected trip, resulting in him tripping over his own suitcase!
CLOSING
Moe is determined to get money from the scale and uses everything that Larry and Curly Joe received. Moe finally gets his last fortune which states he spent so much time at the scale that they've missed their flight!

Used 4 times

The Cartoons (156)

1 THAT LITTLE OLD BOMBMAKER

Curly-Joe fetches the lunch pail, but the huge, mean sergeant takes it and sends the boys out to dig a trench. They inadvertently walk passed the front lines and start digging over a buried German staging area. Captured by the evil Captain Von Vonce and accused of spying, they escape with Dr. Mach Schnell's new weapon, the "lunch pail" bomb.

2 WOODSMAN BEAR THAT TREE

The boys have taken a new job as lumberjacks. They make so much noise, it keeps a hibernating bear awake who comes out of his cave periodically to clobber them. The Stooges try to explain it to the boss, but he doesn't believe them and sends them back out to work.

3 LET'S SHOOT THE PLAYER PIANO PLAYER

The "No Chance Saloon" in Boot-hill-ville is being menaced by "Old Loudmouth" in which the Stooges are the piano players/entertainers. He gives them one minute to get out of town for being terrible piano players.

4 DENTIST THE MENACE

Curly-Joe has a bad toothache and Moe tries to save money by pulling the tooth himself. Moe ties a string around Curly-Joe''s tooth, and after the doorknob trick AND the hit-the-baseball trick doesn't work, Moe ties the string around the bumper of a car. However, the car belongs to a bank robber.

5 SAFARI SO GOOD

The boys are employed by the Bungling Brothers Circus to go to the jungle and capture an authentic wildman. There, they encounter the "beatnik" wildman and unsuccessfully try to catch him using beatnik music and trapping him in his own spell.

6 THIMK OR THWIM

The Stooges have new jobs at the Knotso Klene Kar Wash. The system has a tendency to break cars apart, so Moe adjusts the "power" to high in order to correct the problem, which causes real havoc!

7 THERE AUTO BE A LAW

The boys have entered in the annual auto race. Their opponent Dirty Dan Dimwitty will do anything to win, sabotaging the Stooges' car at every turn.

8 THAT OLD SHELL GAME

The boys are detectives at the Tea House of Karate Carl. His pearl business is in danger from thieves and it's up to the Stooges to solve the crime.

9 HOLD THAT LINE

The Western Front lines of communication have been disrupted, and General Nuisance sends the Stooges into enemy territory with a phone. They are captured by General Von Vonce and put to immediate execution, or maybe used as bargaining chips.

10 FLYCYCLE BUILT FOR TWO

The Stooges are inventors trying to create a flying machine from a bicycle. When the Wright Brothers announce they have built a flying machine, the Stooges counter by building a seltzer-"jet" powered flycycle.

11 DIZZY DOODLERS

Mr. Penderat is painting the ceiling of a chapel with the help of the Stooges. Taking a lunch break, he leaves instructions not to bother his work, but the boys accidentally wreak havoc upon the ceiling and decide to "fix it" with their own work of art.

12 THE CLASSICAL CLINKER

Curly Joe's skill in lip-synching to opera records gives Moe & Larry a get-rich-quick idea to pass him off as the real thing. Opening night at Cornegie Hall does not go as as planned.

13 MOVIE SCARS

The Stooges are stuntmen for an epic aviation war movie. The director puts the boys into several perilous stunts, so when the they threaten to quit the director offers to place them in the last scene of a banquet. But who's eating what, or who?

14 A BULL FOR ANDAMO

The Stooges are deliverymen carrying a wild bull to the bull ring. On arrival, they discover the bull has escaped from the truck. Changing into matador outfits and entering the ring, they're sorry to learn the bullseyes on are them.

15 THE TREE NUTS

The Stooges are park rangers in search of someone who is cutting down trees in the forest. To their surprise, they discover that a single termite is causing all the damage and spend a great deal of effort trying to catch the "little bugger."

16 TIN HORN DUDE

The Stooges arrive in the western town of Badrock as replacement deputies. The evil outlaw Beau Nanza begins wreaking havoc, and the boys soon discover that the outlaw is an iron robot with a small inventor inside.

17 THRU RAIN, SLEET AND SNOW

The Stooges are Postmen trainees getting their first lessons. They survive the Rain, Sleet, Snow and Hail training treadmill only to be harassed by a vicious dog in a "test" apartment house.

18 GOLDRIGGERS OF '49

The Stooges are prospectors digging for gold in the desert when they discover the outlaw Cha-Cha Charlie with a bag of stolen gold, and follow him to his hideout which is actually a ruse to trick them out of their own treasure.

19 READY, JET SET, GO

The Stooges have entered the "Air Race of the Century" with an old biplane against a field of jets, but they've outfitted the plane with fireworks rockets.

20 BEHIND THE 8 BALL EXPRESS

The Stooges are train engineers assigned to get the trainload of money to the next town, but the dastardly villain Bull Whip disguised as a little old lady hijacks the train.

21 STOP DRAGON AROUND

The Stooges are deputized to rid a hamlet's dragon problem. It's really a mechanical dragon, part of vampire Count Dunkula's plot to scare away the townspeople and loot their homes and stores.

22 TO KILL A CLOCKINGBIRD

The Stooges are clock repairmen attempting to service the town clock tower, but a meddling stork building a nest in the works has other ideas.

23 WHO'S LION

The Stooges receive a large, mysterious crate and when they open it, a huge, ferocious lion appears and proceeds to chase them all over the apartment. The plan is to find a way to lure the beast to the zoo before they become his next meal.

24 FOWL WEATHER FRIEND

The Stooges are duck hunters who run across a duck that "fouls" their every attempt at shooting him. He also schemes to turn the tables on our heroes.

25 WASH MY LINE

The Stooges work in a laundromat and begin getting order after order from women in a hurry, but want the job done right. The boys soon find themselves way behind, and believe it or not, start making mistakes.

26 LITTLE CHEESE CHASER

The Stooges work at a cheese factory charged with the job of eliminating rodents. A hungry mouse steals a wedge of cheese and the boys are on the hunt!

27 BIG WIND BAG

The Stooges are balloon vendors at The Big Balloon Race, but when they blow up too many balloons at once they inadvertently enter the race.

28 BABY SITTERS

The Stooges are volunteer babysitters sent to the training room to learn their craft. The "baby" is a small robot with a "problem-child" attitude.

29 CLARENCE OF ARABIA

The Stooges are out for a day at the beach, but find their way to the desert by mistake. They find refuge from the heat by entering the tents of Clarence of Arabia and his musical show. After the show, Clarence turns himself into a camel, and the boys realize its all a mirage... or, is it?

30 THREE JACKS & A BEANSTALK

Moe and Larry send Curly-Joe off to sell their cow for food, but he returns with "magic" beans instead. Moe tosses the beans away and a huge beanstalk grows during the night. They climb the stalk and find a giant with a chickadee that lays golden eggs.

31 THAT WAS THE WRECK THAT WAS

Mr. Marvelous has just finished building his 900-floor skyscraper and orders the tumble-down construction shack be demolished. The Stooges arrive with a wrecking ball and wonder which building to knock down. Since they spot a bum in the shack, they decide to wreck the unoccupied tower!

32 THE THREE ASTRONUTZ

The Stooges rocket to Mars in search of alien specimens they can bring back to Earth. They encounter a small robot-like creature, and he evades their every attempt at capturing him.

33 PETER PANIC

Peter Panic (Moe) takes snorer Windy (Larry) to Never Nervous Land, with the help of Tinker Curly. Peter needs Windy's help to retrieve a treasure stolen by pirate Captain Schnook.

34 WHEN YOU WISH UPON A FISH

Fishermen Moe, Larry & Curly Joe hook a magic fish, who grants them three wishes if they'll set him free. The Stooges quickly learn to be careful what you wish for.

35 A LITTLE PAST NOON

Moe is a dead ringer for outlaw 4-Gun Slinger, and the Sheriff gives the Stooges until a little past Noon to get out of town. But 4-Gun's victims want revenge, and won't let the boys leave town until they get it.

36 HAIR OF THE BEAR

A polar bear takes over the Eskimo igloo of the Stooges, and the boys begin efforts to force him out and get a new bearskin rug in the process.

37 3 LUMPS AND A LAMP

Junkmen Stooges stumble across a discarded magic lamp, home to a genie who places a curse on Moe for disturbing his sleep. Every time Curly Joe and Larry summon the genie for a wish, Moe's curse takes effect.

38 WHO'S FOR DESSERT?

Moe, Larry & Curly Joe head to Africa to capture Mighty Joe Kong the gorilla for The Dingling Brothers Circus. But first they have to deal with the native cannibal headhunters.

39 WATT'S MY LION?

The Stooges are mountain climbers, whose attempts to reach the top are foiled by a very territorial mountain lion.

40 WHICH IS WITCH?

Uncle Moe McHoward leaves Moe a castle in Scotland, but they go to the wrong one... inhabited by a witch and her giant-sized son. To get rid of the Stoogs, she turns them into chickens.

41 SUTURE SELF

Dimwit interns Moe, Larry & Curly Joe must prove their worth to the head doctor. What better way than a little major surgery?

42 THE YOLK'S ON YOU

Cave explorers Moe, Larry and Curly Joe come across an egg belonging to the extinct giant looney bird. Not as extinct as they thought, when the giant mother bird shows up to protect her baby.

43 TALLY MOE WITH LARRY & JOE

The boys are on an English fox hunt, dealing with a fox that turns the tables on the Stooges and makes one wonder... who's the hunter and who's the huntee?

44 THE 1st IN LION

An escaped lion from the city zoo hides in front of the public library, substituting himself for a stone lion. Just in time for city employees Moe, Larry and Curly Joe to perform the sculpture's annual cleaning.

45 THE TRANSYLVANIA RAILROAD

Transylvania Railroad men Moe, Larry and Curly Joe have their train hijacked by vampire Count Dunkula, and the boys taken to his castle for dinner and a little blood-sucking.

46 WHAT'S MEW PUSSYCAT?

A roaring tomcat interrupts the Stooges' sleep, sending them on a midnight mission to silence him for good. Their efforts make more racket than the cat, which brings in the police.

47 IT'S A BAD, BAD, BAD, BAD WORLD

Badman is on the loose again, looting candy stores. Policemen Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are out to stop him, but everytime they get close, speaking the word "good" turns the criminal back into his innocent child alter ego.

48 BRIDGE ON THE RIVER CRY

Woodsmen Stooges head home to their cabin, but must cross a bridge guarded by a troll demanding a 50 cent toll. "No!" says Moe, and the boys repeatedly try in vain to outwit the troll.

49 HOT SHOTS

Carnival stuntmen Stooges attempt to perfect shooting a man from a cannon. Moe and Larry are the unfortunate human bullets, and Curly Joe the dimwitted artillery man who uses too much powder.

50 MEL'S ANGELS

Sheriff Deputies Moe, Larry and Curly Joe are assigned to stop and apprehend motorcyclist Melvin, before his gang of Mel's Angels follow him into town.

51 BEE MY HONEY

Moe, Larry & Curly Joe join the Canadian Mounties, and are sent out to capture honey thief Tim Bear. Tim leads them off the trail of honey bees, by sending the Stooges into a den of hornets.

52 THAT DIRTY BIRD

The Stooges are city flagpole painters, and must contend with a stork who's built his nest on top of a pole, and has no intention of moving. He also has another agenda... delivering baby Stooges to our heroes.

53 STONE AGE STOOGES

Cavemen Stooges are tired of foraging for food after run-ins with a dinosaur and wooly mammoth, so Moe and Larry decide to invent luxuries to make life easier. But it's Curly Joe who comes up with the best invention of all.

54 SMOKE GETS IN YOUR SKIES

Ad skywriters Moe, Larry & Curly Joe try to snag the Kooky Kola account, but run into competition from vampire Count Dunkula.

55 QUEEN QUONG

On safari, the Stooges encounter the giant ape Queen Quong. Lonely for companionship, she takes the boys home to her lair as pets, and our heroes try in vain to escape.

56 CAMPSITE FRIGHT

Campers Moe, Larry and Curly Joe are ready for a relaxing time... until they realize that they've set up camp on Army grounds, and are smack dab in the middle of a missile test.

57 GOLDIBEAR AND THE 3 STOOGES

The fairy tale gets a switch, when the Stooges' cabin is broken into by a female bear while the boys are away waiting for their soup to cool.

58 THE LYIN' TAMER

On safari to capture famous Kitty Galore the lion, the Stooges welcome a timid lion into their camp. The attempts to trap Kitty are foiled, and unknown to the Stooges, their lioness guest is actually their quarry.

59 THE PEN GAME

New prison guards Moe, Larry & Curly Joe set out to make good. But first day on the job, they have to deal with repeated escape attempts by Back Door Benny.

60 IT'S A SMALL WORLD

Weekend boaters Moe, Larry and Curly Joe land on Nutty Island and find a mad scientist who plans to shrink the world's population to the size of insects. Ant-sized brain Curly Joe convinces the ants to help stop the villain.

61 LATE FOR LAUNCH

The launch of the S.S. Cambria is delayed when the ceremonial champagne bottle refuses to break against the hull. The Stooges to the rescue, but the only thing they wind up breaking is the ship.

62 FOCUS IN SPACE

Scientist Stooges launch their Brownie camera into space on the tip of a missile, to snap pictures of our solar system. They lose remote control of the camera, but a Martian returns it, leading the boys to think that Earth has been invaded.

63 THE NOISY SILENT MOVIE

Moe, Larry & Curly Joe hire on as organists at a silent movie theatre. Curly Joe accidentally connects a water pipe to the organ's air pipe, and the movie's flood footage takes on a whole new realism for the audience.

64 GET OUT OF TOWN BY SUNDOWN BROWN

Prospectors Moe, Larry & Curly Joe strike it rich in gold, which captures the attention of Get Out of Town by Sundown Brown. Masquerading as a Sheriff, Brown concocts a series of violations and fines to bleed the Stooges dry.

65 TABLE TENNIS TUSSLE

The ping pong championship match pits last year's winners, the Three Stooges, against this year's 95 year old contender. He's a lot tougher than the Stooges expect, leading them to underhanded methods to retain their title.

66 PHONY EXPRESS

Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are the latest riders for the Pony Express. A suspicious looking Indian is determined to stop them from getting through, and kidnaps Curly Joe thinking he's their horse.

67 BEST TEST PILOTS

The Air Force assigns test pilots Moe, Larry & Curly Joe to the world's first 1-man, backpack heliocopters. Curly Joe is told "If it'll lift him, it'll lift anybody!" By the time they're done, the General has been demoted to Private.

68 LITTER BEAR

Tim Bear has littered the park, so Rangers Moe, Larry & Curly Joe head out to stop him and teach him proper park etiquette. When he goes back on his promise, the Stooges go forward with their guns.

69 A FISHY TALE

A wily octopus is determined to ruin the Stooges attempts to win a fishing contest, causing them to hook everything from trash to a nuclear submarine.

70 THE UNHAUNTED HOUSE

Ghost catchers Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are hired to unhaunt a house. Problem is, catchers shouldn't be afraid of ghosts. Especially a family of belligerent ones.

71 ALOHA HA HA

The Stooges are island tourists who stumble across a tribe of cannibals. The only way they can stay off the menu is for Moe to defeat the natives' champion fighter, the gargantuan-sized Tiny.

72 THE RISE AND FALL OF THE ROMAN UMPIRE

Emperor Caesar wants to distract the population from realizing that taxes are rising, so he invents baseball and hires the Stooges to be his players... against the lions in the Coliseum.

73 DEADBEAT STREET

Broke and looking for work, the Stooges are hired by a lawyer as bill collectors, sent to Deadbeat Street after a not-so-harmless little old lady.

74 COTTON PICKIN' CHICKEN

South of the border, the Stooges set out to capture the skateboarding thief, a chicken... Cotton Pickin' Chicken. The fowl is also an escape artist, and the Stooges find themselves trapped behind bars with him.

75 LARRY AND THE PIRATES

Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are sailing with the notorious pirate Capt. Lye, searching for his treasure chest. They find it... but not before sinking Lye's ship.

76 TREE IS A CROWD

Sent into the jungle to bring back some rubber trees, Moe, Larry & Curly Joe learn that the trees "bounce" back faster than they can cut them down.

77 FEUD FOR THOUGHT

Tower rangers Moe, Larry & Curly Joe must deal with a ravenous termite creating havoc in the forest. When he's not eating trees, he's devouring the boys' tower.

78 BAT AND BRAWL

World War I soldiers Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are ordered to keep a top-secret message out of the hands of Germany's top agent, the vampire Count Dunkula.

79 KNIGHT WITHOUT END

Incompetent blacksmiths Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are commanded by the King's top knight of the Round Table, Get Out of Ye Town by Ye Old Sundown Brown, to replace his dented armor. Before long, Brown is dented too.

80 UP A TREE

The Stooges set their eyes on a $500 bounty for Patch Eye the mountain lion. Efforts are hampered by their own stupidity, and ticket-writing game warden Get Out of Town by Sundown Brown.

81 TURNABOUT IS BEARPLAY

It's Springtime, and the park is in bloom, but the trees seem to be losing their bark. Ranger Stooges discover Tim Bear using the trees as back-scratchers, and decide it's time to give him his annual bath. But first they have to capture him.

82 POW WOW ROW

The outlaw Get Out of Town by Sundown Brown drives an Indian from his teepee, so Cavalrymen Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are ordered to bring him to justice and maintain the peace treaty.

83 FLAT HEADS

A fleeing bank robber pulls his getaway car, and flat tire, into the Stooges' garage. But the boys know nothing about repairs, just pumping gas... and creating chaos.

84 NO NEWS IS GOOD NEWS

The Stooges argue over what to watch: the news, opera or the fights. The only loser in this argument will be the television set.

85 BULLY FOR YOU, CURLY

Childhood memories lead Moe, Larry & Curly Joe to recall the story of their old neighborhood's Butcher the Bully. Curly Joe masquerades as the Masked Brawler to teach Butcher a lesson.

86 TEE FOR THREE

The Three Stooges head to the golf course with their boss, and told that if they win... they're fired! It's just one of those days for the Stooges... no matter how bad they play, every bad shot turns into a hole-in-one.

87 GOOFY GONDOLIERS

The Stooges are in Venice, Italy, and hired as gondoliers for the tourists. The canals of Venice aren't the only thing that's all wet.

88 BEARFOOT FISHERMEN

Stocking the river with fish isn't an easy job for the Stooges, when Tim Bear declares that it's his forest and he can have all the fish he wants for his voracious appetite.

89 WASHOUT BELOW

Window washer Stooges are hired to clean a skyscraper, but spend all their time accidentally beaning their boss.

90 THE THREE MARKETEERS

The boys are hired to work in a supermarket, and create super-disaster.

91 FOLLO THE WHITE LION

The extremely rare white lion Follo has a $500 bounty on his head, and the Stooges set out to collect it. Naturally, the quarry is smarter than the hunters.

92 ONE GOOD BURN DESERVES ANOTHER

Park ranger firemen Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are assigned to find a firebug, but spend their time extinguishing picnic barbecues before locating the bug... a jetpacked nut with an acetylene torch.

93 CURLY'S BEAR

Rangers Moe, Larry & Curly Joe open the park with the start of Spring, and order Tim Bear to take a bath before the tourists arrive. But first they have to roust him from his hibernation.

94 LAND HO, HO, HO

The shipwrecked Stooges find themselves on the island of Lilliputia, and under attack by the miniature natives.

95 SURFS YOU RIGHT

Surfer Get Out of Town by Sundown Brown wants the beachcomber Stooges off his beach. He launches into a series of dirty tricks, all of which backfire.

96 7 FACES OF TIMBEAR

Nature moviemakers Moe, Larry & Curly Joe hire Tim Bear to star in their film about the life of a grizzly bear. But Tim has ideas about becoming a great movie star, "playing each scene like Dr. Kilbear."

97 BEARFOOT BANDIT

Moe, Larry & Curly Joe vow to stop Tim Bear from raiding the Ranger station's refrigerators. By any means necessary, even explosive.

98 NONE BUTT THE BRAVE

Repairman Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are sent out to the woods to replace a broken telephone pole, and encounter a mountain ram who's intent on knocking down any pole the boys can install.

99 THREE GOOD KNIGHTS

The King is ecstatic when Get Out of Town by Sundown Brown kidnaps the Princess... he's wanted to marry her off for years. But the Stooges don't know that, and hope to impress the King by rescuing her.

100 CALL OF THE WILE

On a weekend hunting trip, the Stooges come across a wily mountain lion, who takes refuge in the boys' cabin as a mounted trophy.

101 SNOWBRAWL

Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are rangers at winter resort Squawk Valley, and set out to eliminate grizzly Tim Bear, who's disrupting the ski trails with his antics.

102 ROB N. GOOD

The Sheriff of Nuttingham deputizes the Stooges and sends them into Sherrywood Forest to apprehend bandit Rob N. Good.

103 THERE'S NO MULE LIKE AN OLD MULE

Prospective prospectors Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are gypped and stuck with a stubborn mule that takes them nowhere, especially to the phony gold mine they bought.

104 SQUAWK VALLEY

Ski novices Moe, Larry & Curly Joe head to the slopes of Squawk Valley, and meet Tim Bear who offers to show them the ropes of the sport... for a price. Turned down, Tim uses devious methods to get his way.

105 MUMMIES BOYS

Archeologist Stooges investigate an Egyptian pyramid, and discover a surreal lair of ghostly mummies who are upset over having their sleep disturbed.

106 THE PLUMBER'S FRIEND

Plumbers Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are hired to fix a leaky spigot while the owner is away. Cutting off the water doesn't mean to cut off the pipes, and a leak soon escalates into a flood.

107 RUB-A-DUB-TUB

Sailor Stooges are ordered to destroy a wrecked boat that's a menace to navigation... unfortunate news for the Captain of the battleship S.S. Menace.

108 UNDER THE BAD BAD TREE

The little boy who turns into the villainous Badman at the mention of the word "bad," returns to bedevil camp counselors Moe, Larry & Curly Joe at Camp Mucky-Muck.

109 HAIRBRAINED BARBERS

When their boss leaves the barber shop, he leaves apprentices Moe, Larry and Curly Joe in charge. Their first customer is the newest rock 'n roll singer, Coolie McCool, who entrusts the boys with his world-famous mane.

110 WAITER MINUTE

Apprentice waiters Moe, Larry & Curly Joe practice their skills on the boss, but all they manage to accomplish is one disastrous course after another.

111 SOUPERMAN

Chef Curly Joe's new soup recipe gives everyone "souper-strength." Moe decides they will make a fortune in showbiz with this edible invention, until it stops working.

112 ABOMINABLE SHOWMAN

Director Alfred Kitchhock hires the Stooges to capture the Abominable Snowman, and return him to Hollywood to star in his new movie. But all the Snowman wants is to play with his three newfound friends.

113 CURLY IN WONDERLAND

Curly Joe falls into a rabbit hole and finds himself in Wonderland, where he meets the Rabbit, Mad Hatter, Queen of Hearts and others... all of whom resemble Larry and Moe.

114 BOOBS IN THE WOODS

Hunters Moe, Larry and Curly Joe are lost in the woods, and lured to the gingerbread house of a wicked witch, who plans to add Joe to her menu.

115 CHIMNEY SWEEPS

The rooftops and living rooms of London will never be the same after three incompetent chimney sweeps go to work... at the wrong address.

116 THE MAD MAIL MISSION

Mailmen Stooges have one last delivery for the day, a letter for Get Out of Town by Sundown Brown. Brown hates postmen for delivering nothing but bills, and will go to any length to stop the boys from making this latest delivery.

117 OUT OF SPACE

The Stooges volunteer to run X-1, the first service station in outer space. Their brand of super service leads to other planets declaring war on the Earth, and the Earth declaring war on the Stooges.

118 THREE WIZARDS OF ODDS

The ugly Queen summons her royal wizards, the Stooges, and commands them to change her into a beauty. If at first you don't succeed, try, try again... and the guillotine after three strikes!

119 THREE FOR THE ROAD

Roadmen Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are ordered to use heavy machinery to finish building a new 6-lane highway. But a stubborn Indian, Big Chief Sitting Pretty, refuses to move out of their way.

120 FEUDIN', FUSS'N HILLBULLY

On a mountain vacation, the Stooges learn that the friend who loaned them the use of the cabin was feuding with the neighbors. As soon as the boys move in, Grandpappy Cookoo Coy places them in his line of fire.

121 DON'T MISBEHAVE INDIAN BRAVE

Indian braves Moe, Larry and Curly must prove themselves to their tribe, The Massachusetts Hunting & Scalping Society Inc. The boys must capture a wagonload of paleface guns.

Note: Using a lower voice, and cowboy drawl, Larry Fine takes on a second role as the cartoon's narrator.

122 YOU AIN'T LION

A ringmaster instructs the boys to train the new lion. It's not long before the Stooges realize that they're the ones being trained.

123 MUSCLE ON THE MIND

The Stooges reluctantly join a body-building program, and find themselves stuck with a tough, burly trainer. But is he tough enough to stop the boys from wrecking the joint?

124 BADMEN IN THE BRINY

Aquarium caretaker Stooges are bedeviled by the evil Badman (and his alter ego, the good little boy), who turns the man-eating shark into a pussycat, and stampedes the sea horses.

125 FURRY FUGITIVE

City zoo guards Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are on alert after receiving a tip that there will be a breakout. Tim Bear is the culprit, and leads the Stooges on a bear hunt.

126 HOW THE WEST WAS ONCE

Foreman Get Out of Town by Sundown Brown gives the Stooges until 5PM to finish running rail tracks through a mountain tunnel. A stubborn mountain lion has no intention of letting that happen.

127 BOWLING PINHEADS

Moe, Larry & Curly Joe buy and renovate a bowling alley, and prepare for their grand opening. Police Officer Murphy advises them to maintain neighborhood peace and quiet, "or else!," but a customer has other ideas.

128 THE MOUNTAIN EAR

Moe, Larry and Curly Joe are assigned to fly heliocopters to Mt. Rushmore and clean the monument. A hermit camped in Roosevelt's ear takes offense, and declares war on the Stooges. Mt. Rushmore is a guaranteed loser in this war.

129 NORSE WEST PASSAGE

Viking Stooges cross the Atlantic to the New World, and meet a tribe of Indians who decide to conquer the conquerers with a barrage of souvenier deals.

130 LASTEST GUN IN THE WEST

Bo Nanza is terrorizing the west with a string of bank robberies done with his robot. Moe, Larry and Curly Joe have been hired to bring Bo to justice.

131 TOYS WILL BE TOYS

Toy thief Linky Dinky is on the loose, and policemen Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are directed to apprehend him. The trail leads to a toy store, and a battle with toys (and no wits) to capture him.

132 FIRST GLASS SERVICE

The King commands his royal glass-makers, Moe, Larry & Curly Joe, to deliver a custom glass window as a peaceful gesture to his old enemy Queen Siegfried. Her castle is high on a mountain adjoining the kingdom, and the Stooges must get it there without breaking it... or lose their heads.

133 STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS

Nature filmmaker Stooges are assigned to a distant mountaintop, to record the hatching of a rare whirlybird egg. But the parent whirlys want no part of it, and stick the Stooges with the egg of a man-eating pirannha bird.

134 LE' STOOGENAIRES

Legionnaires Moe, Larry & Curly are told to go after native leader El Zadre the Raider, only to discover that he's taken over their Legion fort. Or, has he?

135 THE BEAR WHO CAME IN OUT OF THE COLD

Unable to hibernate, Tim Bear decides to winter in the Stooges' warm cabin. Returning from a hunting trip, the boys discover the freeloading grizzly, and a battle to decide mastery of the cabin ensues.

136 THE BIGGER THEY ARE, THE HARDER THEY HIT

The Stooges' attempt to watch their favorite television show is doomed to failure because of their neighbor's loud opera singing.

137 LITTLE RED RIDING WOLF

Three woodsmen encounter Little Red Riding Wolf, who's on her way to Grandmother Wolf's, with a basket filled with tantalizing, gourmet treats. The Stooges scheme to get rid of Grandma, and steal the food.

138 BELL HOP FLOPS

Three bell hops are ordered to evict a non-paying roomer, but go to the wrong room and confront football players who treat the Stooges like a line of scrimmage.

139 DIG THAT GOPHER

After losing several jobs, the boys hire on as farmhands. Moe, Larry & Curly Joe are ordered to paint a barn, and contend with a pesky gopher before he destroys the radish crop.

140 GAGSTER DRAGSTER

The Stooges try the sport of drag racing, with their self-built hot rod. Trying to get it on the road almost destroys the neighborhood, until Larry decides to soup it up with a rocket engine.

141 JUST PLANE CRAZY

It's World War I, and the Stooges are sent after Baron Von Clobber, Germany's ace fighter pilot. Success! But when the boys accidentally crash their planes next to Clobber, he's after them with pistol in hand.

142 FROM BAD TO VERSE

Singing telegram messengers Moe, Larry and Curly Joe learn that the joy in their voices doesn't match the appreciation of the recipients... or the lumps they receive for tips.

143 DROLL WEEVIL

The Stooges are cropdusters, called to eliminate the droll weevil from a farmer's crops, so the weevil declares all out war on the Stooges and their attempts to dust the farmer's fields.

144 THE LITTLEST MARTIAN

Neighborhood children use a portable television camera to break into the Stooges' TV reception, and convince them that Martians are set to invade the Earth, unless the boys obey their commands.

145 THE BEAR SHOWOFF

Carnival showmen Moe, Larry & Curly Joe have trouble getting the show started, when their one and only star, Tim Bear, doesn't subscribe to the adage "the show must go on."

146 NO MONEY, NO HONEY

General Store clerks Moe, Larry & Curly Joe have a fresh supply of honey. But Tim Bear has no money, and begins a campaign to take what he wants.

147 GET THAT SNACK SHACK OFF THE TRACK

The Stooges buy a roadside diner... in the middle of the desert! Their first customer is Get Out of Town By Sundown Brown, who holds them up by stealing the diner.

148 CURLY'S BIRTHDAY A GO GO

When Moe and Larry try to prepare a surprise party for Curly Joe, the birthday boy jumps to the conclusion that they're trying to kill him.

149 THE MEN FROM U.C.L.A.

Spy agency U.C.L.A. sends the Stooges onto an ocean liner, to track Dr. Strangeglove and retrieve the mysterious satchel he is smuggling.

150 SUPER EVERYBODY

While reading a comic book, Larry is hit on the head and dreams that he's trapped in a world of superheroes inhabited by Moe Man, Super Curly, and the villains Super Strawberry and Pencil Man.

151 KANGAROO CATCHERS

Zoo keepers Moe, Larry and Curly Joe are summoned by an outraged woman to recapture their kangaroo, who is ruining her garden. But their attempts to capture the animal raises even more chaos.

152 NO SMOKING ALOUD

Firemen Moe, Larry & Curly Joe head out on a call, and wind up at the wrong address trying to extinguish the blast furnace at a steel foundry... against the objections of a burly foreman.

153 THE CHICKEN DELIVERY BOYS

An innocent boy turns into Badman whenever he speaks or hears the word "bad", and back again at the word "good". As Badman, he calls the Stooges' Chicken Delivery and gives the boys their biggest order yet! The boys arrive, the order is quickly guzzled, but with no payment our heroes set out to apprehend the villain.

154 'SNO BALL

A huge snowball atop a mountain threatens the village beneath it. The Stooges are hired as watchmen to keep the townspeople quiet and avoid an avalanche. The first day on the job, and the boys must contend with a loudmouthed, traveling salesman selling noisy novelties.

155 RUG-A-BYE, BABY

Door to door vacuum cleaner salesmen Moe, Larry & Curly Joe head to Arabia to save their jobs. But their machine swallows a flying carpet, and the Stooges end up watching their demonstrator fly away.

156 DINOPOODI

A desperate pet store owner cons the Stooges into taking the ugliest pet in the world off his hands... a dinopoodi! Now it's the Stooges' turn to find a sucker.

Cast List

Moe Howard
Moe

Larry Fine
Larry

Joe DeRita
Curly Joe

Emil Sitka
Various roles, live-action

Harold Brauer
The Sarge, live-action

Margaret Kerry
Various roles, voiceover & live-action

Hal Smith
Various roles, voiceover

Paul Frees
Various voices, cartoon # 1

Jeffrey Scott
Various roles, live-action

Michael Maurer
Various roles, live-action

Eric Lamond
Various roles, live-action

Cary Brown
Various roles, live-action

Tina Brown
Various roles, live-action

Eileen Brown
Various roles, live-action

Johnny Coons
Various roles, voiceover

Unidentified THE NEW 3 STOOGES
Various roles, live-action

Production Crew

Dick Brown
Producer

Norman Maurer
Executive Producer

David Detiege
Associate Producer

Lee Orgel
Production Supervisor

Fred Darley
Production Manager

Cliff Selkirk
Production Manager

Edward Bernds
Director - Live Action Segments

Edward Bernds
Writer - Live Action Segments

Sam Cornell
Director

David Detiege
Director

Eddie Rehberg
Animation Director

Kay Wright
Animator

Bob Maxfield
Animator

Chic Otterstrom
Animator

Pat Kearin
Stories and Storyboards

Jack Kinney
Stories and Storyboards

Cecil Beard
Stories and Storyboards

Art Diamond
Stories and Storyboards

David Detiege
Stories and Storyboards

Lee Orgel
Stories and Storyboards

Homer Brightman
Stories and Storyboards

Nick George
Stories and Storyboards

Barbara Chain
Stories and Storyboards

Warren Tufts
Stories and Storyboards

Jack Miller
Stories and Storyboards

Sam Cornell
Stories and Storyboards

Connie Crawley
Painting

Lee Mishkin
Layouts

Hi Mankin
Layouts

Nick Panesis
Layouts

Dan Noonan
Layouts

Bob Inman
Backgrounds

Bill Butler
Backgrounds

Gloria Wood
Backgrounds

Gordon Zahler
Music

Paul Horn
Music

Jerry Smith
Camera

Edwin Gillette
Camera

William J. Faris
Film Editor

George Probert
Music Editor

Stooge Businesses (0)

Stooge Goofs (4)

Stooge Mayhem (Avg. 0.00)

Stooge Quotes (31)

"I starve easy." "Yeah, you're nuthin' but skin 'n bones... with 7 layers of fat on 'em."
(Curly Joe & Moe)

"I'm a poet!" "Yeah, Henry Wadsworth Fat-Fellow."
(Curly Joe & Moe)

"Pick up the dumbbell." "He's pretty heavy." "The other dumbbell!"
(Moe & Larry)

"Ain't she beautiful. A perfect 48-52-48."
(Moe)

"I said right-face!" "This is my right face!" "Boy, are you ugly." "My mother likes me." "Some people like monkeys."
(Moe & Larry)

"There's a hair in this stew!" "Of course there's a hare in there! What'd you expect? After all, it's rabbit stew!"
(Hal Smith & Curly Joe)

"Stroke, stroke, stroke... I'm gonna have a stroke!"
(Larry)

"Put this where it belongs, if you know where it belongs." "... Yeah, I know where it belongs." [smack!]
(Moe & Larry)

"It's just a tiny little buzzer that doesn't work. It's very simple." "Well that makes us even... so are we." [whomp!]
(Margaret Kerry & Curly Joe)

"Is it beautiful treasure?" "No, it's Moe... and he ain't beautiful."
(Larry & Curly Joe)

"It's a perfect launch!" "You eatin' already?"
(Moe & Curly Joe)

"How do you tell starboard from port?" "Read the labels on the bottles you idiot!"
(Larry & Moe)

"This morning I sent my patient from 212 out onto the balcony for some sun, and I was very disappointed." "No sun?" "No balcony.'
(Moe & Larry)

"I'm cold and I'm hungry!" "Have a sandwich." "Who brought sandwiches?!" (Joe scoops up some beach sand) "Nah... sand, which is here!"
(Moe & Curly Joe)

"Benji saw the bear / The bear saw Benji / The bear got bulgy / The bulge was Benji."
(Curly Joe)

"If the carburetor doesn't carb, and the differential is different, and the distributor doesn't distribute, and the crankcase gets cranky... that car will not run."
(Curly Joe)

"He's got hypertension of the AC/DC and too many watts!" "What's watt?"
(Moe & Curly Joe)

"I'm talking to you! You, with the Beatle haircut!"
(Curly Joe)

"Their kayak's gone." "Maybe they're out to launch."
(Larry & Curly Joe)

"You meatheads are the only special deputies the Governor could send me?!" "He said we were expendable!"
(Hal Smith & Curly Joe)

"Don't hit him with a sand wedge! That's a 5-iron shot... he's got a 5-iron head!"
(Larry)

"Hello Ringo! How's everything in Liverpool?" "Sorry Mr. Arabia, you got the wrong group." "Hah, he can't fool me. I'd know that haircut anywhere."
(Hal Smith & Moe)

"Are we men or mice?" "I don't know, I could use some cheese."
(Moe & Curly Joe)

"Where are we here, on the terra firma?" "Yeah, and the more firma, the less terror!"
(Curly Joe & Larry)

"Guess what's on the TV?" "Well let's see, there's a vase, and there's flowers in it..."
(Moe & Curly Joe)

"A blue-billed puma-pana bird." "Yeah, rare, very rare." "I like mine well-done."
(Larry, Moe & Curly Joe)

"From now on, you can call me Sweet-Tempered Moe." "THAT I've gotta see!"
(Moe & Larry)

"Larry, you lift Curly up to see if Badman is still there." "Why do I have to do the dangerous job?" "Dangerous? I have to lift you!"
(Moe, Curly Joe & Larry)

"Don't you worry a bit madam... you won't recognize the place when we get through."
(Moe)

"C'mon, I've got an idea!" "There's a dangerous statement."
(Moe & Larry)

"Curly Joe, you go that-a-way and keep your eyes open." "Sure Moe. When I close 'em, I always get lost in the dark."
(Moe & Curly Joe)

Stooge Routines (5)

*clap-clap-clap-clap* Texas
When the Stooges are being bullied by someone, Moe tries to stand up to him by telling him that the third Stooge is "one of the toughest men from the state of *clap-clap-clap-clap* Texas!" Then the third Stooge walks up to the villian and tries to act all tough, but the villian slaps him before he can even say anything.A variation of this routine is used in PARDON MY CLUTCH, but minus the *clap-clap-clap-clap*.
Also used in: PARDON MY CLUTCH · 4 FOR TEXAS · JERKS OF ALL TRADES
Drinking paint instead of coffee
Somebody mistakes a cup of paint for coffee and drinks it.
Also used in: TASSELS IN THE AIR · BUSY BUDDIES · SHIVERING SHERLOCKS · A SNITCH IN TIME · OF CASH AND HASH ·
Looking at Larry's hair through a telescope
Moe looks at the back of Larry's head through a telescope or microscope and thinks he's looking at a forest.
Also used in: WE WANT OUR MUMMY · WHO DONE IT? · STONE AGE ROMEOS · FOR CRIMIN' OUT LOUD ·
Needle Points Halfway, The
This Stooge routine involves a Stooge (usually Moe) wondering how much gas they have left in the vehicle tank. Another Stooge then quips, "The needle is pointing halfway. I don't know if it's half-empty or half-full".
Also used in: FALSE ALARMS · DIZZY PILOTS · SOUP TO NUTS · THE THREE STOOGES IN ORBIT · KOOK'S TOUR
This Paste is Lumpy!
Involves the Stooges as paperhangers, or in the act of hanging wallpaper or a billboard, and a pair of stooges plaster an unsuspecting victim between the paper and the wall and begin to happily smooth it out. When they reach the person trapped under the paper, one of them quips, "Hey, this paste is lumpy!"
Also used in: A BIRD IN THE HEAD · JERKS OF ALL TRADES

Stooge Trivia (0)

Fan Reviews (11)

Re: NEW 3 STOOGES, THE
Posted 2011-05-28 13:30:35 by stoogie

I don't think this show bad, but considering the time it was made, the animation isn't all that great. I've only seen a hetful of cartoons, but I've seen most of the wraparounds and I think those are really reason to watch the New Three Stooges. I think it's great to see the Three Stooges performing short routines (even if they are a little too old for it).My rating,6 out of 10.

Re: NEW 3 STOOGES, THE
Posted 2008-07-29 13:23:24 by FourthThird

I've only sat through one of the actual cartoons (Noisy Silent Movie), but I watch every wraparound (generally on YouTube) that I can, just to get one more look at the boys in action. The wraparounds are probably not much worse than most of the DeRita-era movies and they take a lot less time to watch! Pretty lame for the most part, although I laughed at the "window-washing" gag in WAITERS (my favorite Curly-Joe moment) and the "Curly-John" line in TELEGRAM. (I'd really like to know who "Curly-John" is!)

Re: THE NEW THREE STOOGES
Posted 2003-09-22 02:37:00 by sdk60000
Edited 2003-09-22 03:47:00 by sdk60000

It's probably just strong nostalgia for my childhood, but there are certain things about the cartoons and wraparounds that I really liked. Yes, it was crappy animation, and yes, a lot of the stories were poor, but here are some of the things I liked:[br][br]The musical compositions in both the wraparounds and the cartoons... pretty well written and performed I thought (who was/ware the composer(s)?) They also used some stock music, some of which I thought was pretty good.[br][br]Development of Joe DeRita's stooge character in the wraparounds... he would put on a scholarly air that was very amusing, and he would get aggressive with Moe and call him "Buddy Boy". [br][br]Good performances by Emil Sitka as "Mr. Hassenpfeffer" and others.[br][br]Some interesting characters in some of the better cartoons:[br][br]That Cotton Pickin' Chicken - Nutty hyper chicken on a skateboard with great hyper laugh and fantastic background percussive sound effect.[br][br]Julius(?) Dragon - A very beatnik philosopher dragon who convinced the stooges to drop arms and just be happy read poetry and sing.[br][br]Motorcycle Melvin - Amusing one-shot and he wan't even animated, he was a still![br][br]Clarence of the Jungle - Kind of a jazz, beat Tarzan[br][br]Get Out Of Town By Sundown Brown - Recurring villain and foil.[br][br]Marty Marvelous - Tuxedo-clad developer who was highly exuberant & excitable.[br][br](My favorite:) Badman - A sweet little boy who turns into a grown costumed villain whenever he hears the word "bad" and turns back into the innocent little boy whenever he hears the word "good". As boy he can't remember anything about being Badman, and as Badman he can't remember about being the boy. C'mon, that was a great idea, guys!

Reviewer's Rating:

(6)

Re: THE NEW THREE STOOGES
Posted 2001-04-28 16:50:00 by Stooge
Edited 2003-09-12 19:24:00 by Stooge

I've seen about 6 or 7 episodes of "The New Three Stooges" and wow, I'm surprised at how bad they were! Edward Bernds really directed the live action footage? Why did a top-rate director like Bernds sink so low? I remember reading somwhere that even he was ashamed of this poor series. The live-action wraparounds with the Stooges were weak. The writing was unfunny and the performances from the aging Stooges couldn't save it. And the cartoons themselves were just terrible. The cartoons had no-violence, hardly any slapstick, and limited animation that's sort of "Rocky and Bullwinkle" like. That's what happens when you direct the Stooges to just children. Less violence, less slapstick, and less [b]laughs[/b].

Re: THE NEW THREE STOOGES
Posted 2002-07-24 21:25:00 by shemps#1

I couldn't agree with you more. The toons are lame, so are the wrap-arounds; and Curly-Joe being the third Stooge doesn't help either.

Reviewer's Rating:

(0)

Re: THE NEW THREE STOOGES
Posted 2002-07-24 08:39:00 by [Deleted Member]

The Three Stooges at their absolute worst. Every potential funny moment was thrown away in these bland and pointless cartoon/live action skits.

Reviewer's Rating:

(0)

Re: THE NEW THREE STOOGES
Posted 2001-12-09 21:16:00 by BeAStooge

Mike -Bill Brauer only appeared in the first wraparound,"Soldiers." That was produced for the pilot cartoon "That Little Old Bombmaker," and was written/produced/directed by Norman Maurer (and filmed in Norm's den). It was done before the series sold, a couple months before going into full production.Moe and Norman wanted Emil to do the series, and the budget didn't allow for additional cast members on the payroll; so Brauer was not able to appear again. It was the only segment (out of 41 *) used once for the 156 cartoons; the others were recycled 4 times (a few only 3 times).The forty segments made after the series went into production were produced by Maurer, and written & directed by Ed Bernds. In addition to Emil, the cast included: - Animation Producer Dick Brown's wife, Margaret Kerry-Willcox (the voice and model for Tinkerbell in Disney's "Peter Pan") - Jeffrey and Michael Maurer - Dick and Margaret's children(* There are 41, not 40 as often stated. "The Three Stooges Scrapbook" lists only 40, but omits the segment called "Sunken Treasure." "Scrapbook" also omits cartoon # 24 "Fowl Weather Friend.")

Reviewer's Rating:

(4)

Re: THE NEW THREE STOOGES
Posted 2001-08-25 03:26:00 by [Deleted Member]

I like the live action sequences. They're very entertaining and they give you an idea of what Stooge shorts with DeRita as 3rd Stooge would've been like. The cartoons weren't horrible, just kinda bland. It's always funny how at the end of a lot of cartoons, the Stooges as sillhouettes run away with their arms flailing in the air and babbling unintelligible things. Overall, it's a MUST for Stooge film collecters.ISLIPP- and it's worth the TRIPP. ©2001

Re: THE NEW THREE STOOGES
Posted 2001-05-08 21:58:00 by BeAStooge

The cartoons are mildly amusing, underappreciated children's fare. The live action segments show the boys' ages, but are still enjoyable. Better than their reputation.

Reviewer's Rating:

(4)

Re: THE NEW THREE STOOGES
Posted 2001-05-04 02:05:00 by shemps#1

Mike, I think I have the same set as you do, but on 4 dvd's. It also comes with a real good documentary and rare clips of the stooges right, including the bonds commercial? I have seen one cartoon recently, as well as watched one of two dvd's of the live action wrap arounds I have. Like I said on a Besser thread, Curly Joe comes off as really bland in these; like he doesn't have a personality or character. He seems to be just going through the motions. Moe looks older than he was, and he was around 70! He looks like a skeleton with a wig on. Larry comes out of this looking pretty sweet, much younger than Moe, and more animated than Curly Joe.

Reviewer's Rating:

(0)

Re: THE NEW THREE STOOGES
Posted 2001-04-26 02:57:00 by Mike Holme

The cartoon parts: 1 poke The live action parts: 3 1/2 pokes. The live action sequences were great even though some of the sequences had no violence between the stooges or little. But I thought that the punchlines at the endings were hilarious! As for the cartoons, they stunk! There is absolutely no hitting between the stooges in the cartoons! But in the live action sequences there was some hitting. Overall, not a bad TV series. You can get the live-action sequences from the Three Stooges Festival 5 pack at Costco, and it was only $16.00!

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