Topic: I'm finished!

[AKStoogeFan]

<Whew!>  After two and a half months (a little here, a little there) I have just finished my own Three Stooges DVD Collection.  After searching through 35 jumbled VHS tapes recorded off TV, and a little help from ThumpTheShoes, I finished transferring all 190 Columbia shorts in order onto DVD, with an extra disc consisting of the MGM shorts, Jerks Of All Trades and Kook's Tour.  That was quite a project, but a fun one.  My love of the Stooges has grown through the experience, as well as my appreciation for the comedic genius of Shemp.  Now I need to start looking for the Stooges feature films to add to my collection.  <Sigh> An obsessed collector's work is never done.

[sgt ladylove]

That's very cool, AK!  Someday I hope to do the same.  I have about 100 episodes taped off of TV, but I'll have to start scroungin' the bargain bins looking for others.

I must recommend a Shemp short that I'm particularly fond of:  "His First Flame".  Perhaps you've seen it?  Where he's a fire fighter who marries his rival's girlfriend?  It's amazing!  I got it on a DVD called "Three Stooges: The Early Years".  Good stuff!

[AKStoogeFan]

I like that one.  I have that and "Corn On The Cop" - and Curly's "Roast Beef And Movies" - on a DVD set from Platinum Disc Corp I got a few years ago (my first Stooge purchase, actually).

[Giff me dat fill-em!]

I've got the 1934 and 1935 shorts transferred onto DVD so far, along with Kook's Tour and a few others. Getting all into crono-order is the fun part to me.

(For all those who remember the AMC times, I'm also collecting all the corny Leslie Nielson "wraparounds" I have for the simple reason of posterior's sake)

[Robbie883]

I'm also in the same process of finishing my set. I only have around 5 VHS tapes however, so that wasn't the main focal point. I have been using one of those filesharing programs. I was surprized, I type in The Three Stooges and I was able to download quite a few good shorts. Then I am going to burn them onto DVD in cronological order.

Giff me dat fill-em! I came across this nice episode guide for every production The Three Stooges made. I don't really remember if I saw it here, or from another place. From the Healy Era all the way to the Kook's Toor. It is on a Microsoft Word Document. However, I am not too sure how to upload a file into a post, so if you are interested please feel free to E-mail me at Robbie_Huston@hotmail.com

[Giff me dat fill-em!]

Robbie883 ...
The episode listings here at our beloved Three Stooges site is more than adequate for my needs, but if the document isn't too large, and may be a benefit to others, why not just simply copy and paste it into your reply to this post?

[Robbie883]

Its a good 20+ pages, every episode is described like on this site.