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Hollywood, the Movie Factory (The Inside Story of the Golden Age of Movies by the Great Talents Who Made Them Shine)
Air Date/Released | Saturday, April 5, 2003 |
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Station/Studio | NBC / Broadway Video |
Host/Star | Bernie Mac |
Revolutionary sketch comedy/music program, originally featuring the Not-Ready-For-PrimeTime-Players. After a couple poor seasons, following the 1979-1980 departures of the original cast (i.e., Belushi, Aykrod, Curtin, etc.), the sketch variety series was back on track and has continued for almost 4 additional decades.
THE THREE STOOGES 75th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL and its host Woody Harrelson are spoofed in “The Four Stooges,” featuring guest host Bernie Mac as 4th Stooge ‘Rib-Eye Wilkins.’ The opening moment of the sketch features Jimmy Fallon as Woody Harrelson...
Hi. I'm Woody Harrelson. And that can only mean one thing - you guessed it... a prime-time Three Stooges tribute. If you're like me, you love The Three Stooges - mostly because you're stoned all the time. Moe, Larry & Curly are The Three Stooges we know best. But over the years, the Stooges went through a lot of line-up changes, with Shemp being only the first among many replacements for Curly. One of the most interesting, and little-known, chapters in the Stooges' existence came during a brief period when the Three Stooges become a foursome, with the addition of a gifted physical comedian, dance hall piano player, and former cathouse bouncer named... Rib-Eye Wilkins. This new line-up made its debut on the Columbia Studios two-reeler NOW MUSEUM, NOW YOU DON'T.
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