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Offline BeAStooge

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on: December 30, 2005, 10:18:42 PM
All Times Eastern

STARZ! COMEDY

January
ROCKIN' IN THE ROCKIES (1945)
1/24  3AM

TURNER CLASSIC MOVIES

January
FUGITIVE LOVERS (1934)  Ted Healy and His Stooges costar
1/24  5AM

February
BUCK PRIVATES (1941)  Shemp Howard costars
2/3  2:15AM

March
THE LONGEST NIGHT (1936)  Ted Healy costars
3/20  2:15PM
SAN FRANCISCO (1936)  Ted Healy costars
3/6  11PM
3/21  4PM

SPIKE TV

January
THE THREE STOOGES  (1934 – 1959) ***
Everyday (excl. 1/1 – 1/2)  9AM – 10AM
Sunday & Monday 1/8 – 1/9   3AM – 4AM
Tuesday 1/17   3AM – 4AM
Monday 1/23   3:30AM – 4AM

AMC

January
THE THREE STOOGES (2000)  ”Biographical” dramatization
1/23  6:15PM
1/24  7:15AM
THE THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES (1962)
1/27  2:30AM, 2:45PM

FOX MOVIE CHANNEL

January
THE BRAVADOS (1958  Widescreen)  Joe DeRita costars
1/28  8AM


***
Quote from: Curley91 on December 30, 2005, 01:25:31 PM

Tuesday, January 3
9AM    RESTLESS KNIGHTS
9:30AM    ALL GUMMED UP

Wednesday, January 4
9AM    3 DUMB CLUCKS
9:30AM    GRIPS, GRUNTS AND GROANS

Thursday, January 5
9AM    BEER BARREL POLECATS
9:30AM    CRIME ON THEIR HANDS

Friday, January 6
9AM    ALL THE WORLD'S A STOOGE
9:30AM    OILY TO BED, OILY TO RISE

Saturday, January 7
9AM    SOME MORE OF SAMOA
9:30AM    PUNCHY COWPUNCHERS

Sunday, January 8
3AM    SOME MORE OF SAMOA
3:30AM    PUNCHY COWPUNCHERS
9AM    WHAT'S THE MATADOR?
9:30AM    YOU NAZTY SPY!

Monday, January 9
3AM    WHAT'S THE MATADOR?
3:30AM    YOU NAZTY SPY!
9AM    THREE MISSING LINKS
9:30AM    OIL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL

Tuesday, January 10
9AM    HOW HIGH IS UP?
9:30AM    SOCK-A-BYE BABY

Wednesday, January 11
9AM    NO DOUGH BOYS
9:30AM    FRIGHT NIGHT

Thursday, January 12
9AM    NO CENSUS, NO FEELING
9:30AM    ANTS IN THE PANTRY

Friday, January 13
9AM    TASSELS IN THE AIR
9:30AM    FIDDLERS THREE

Saturday, January 14
9AM    THREE LOAN WOLVES
9:30AM    IN THE SWEET PIE AND PIE

Sunday, January 15
9AM    IF A BODY MEETS A BODY
9:30AM    DON'T THROW THAT KNIFE

Monday, January 16
3AM    IF A BODY MEETS A BODY
3:30AM    DON'T THROW THAT KNIFE

Tuesday, January 17
3AM    THREE SMART SAPS
3:30AM    COOKOO CAVALIERS
9AM  THREE SMART SAPS
9:30AM    COOKOO CAVALIERS

Wednesday, January 18
9AM    FROM NURSE TO WORSE
9:30AM    SLIPPERY SILKS

Thursday, January 19
9AM    A PAIN IN THE PULLMAN
9:30AM    SAPPY BULL FIGHTERS

Friday, January 20
9AM    ROCKIN' THRU THE ROCKIES
9:30AM    HEAVENLY DAZE

Saturday, January 21
9AM    MUTTS TO YOU
9:30AM    BABY SITTERS' JITTERS

Sunday, January 22
9AM    DUTIFUL BUT DUMB
9:30AM    WHOOPS, I'M AN INDIAN

Monday, January 23
3:30AM
9AM    MEN IN BLACK
9:30AM    HOKUS POKUS

Tuesday, January 24
9AM    IDLE ROOMERS
9:30AM    THREE SAPPY PEOPLE

Wednesday, January 25
9AM    HORSES' COLLARS
9:30AM    GENTS IN A JAM

Thursday, January 26
9AM    BOOBS IN ARMS
9:30AM    FIFI BLOWS HER TOP

Friday, January 27
9AM    BACK FROM THE FRONT
9:30AM    GOOF ON THE ROOF

Saturday, January 28
9AM    THE THREE TROUBLEDOERS
9:30AM    A BIRD IN THE HEAD

Sunday, January 29
9AM    VIOLENT IS THE WORD FOR CURLY
9:30AM    HOLD THAT LION

Monday, January 30
9AM    WOMAN HATERS
9:30AM    SPOOKS!

Tuesday, January 31
9AM    CALLING ALL CURS
9:30AM    MUSCLE UP A LITTLE CLOSER
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Offline falsealarms

Reply #1 on: January 01, 2006, 05:03:53 PM
Poor Stooges. SpikeTV treats them like garbage and parades them around as 30 minute sitcoms, which clearly they are not. And all the bells and whistles, like those lame montages, are just excess fat. Furthermore, it's much too intrusive to show flashy previews for other shows (at the bottom of the screen) during the opening credits of each short.

I doubt we'll ever see the Missing 60 on a station like Spike or AMC, who dropped the Stooges a year or so ago. Luckily a couple of the missing shorts are on the Merry Mavericks DVD - Vagabond Loafers and Dopey Dicks, two of the better Shemp shorts.

Offline carpetman

Reply #2 on: January 12, 2006, 04:56:45 AM
I would have to agree. the stooge must be watched without interruption of any kind

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Reply #3 on: January 19, 2006, 05:03:07 PM
Quote from: BeAStooge on December 30, 2005, 10:18:42 PM
TURNER CLASSIC MOVIES

January
FUGITIVE LOVERS (1934)  Ted Healy and His Stooges costar
1/24  5AM


Turner Classic Movies scrapped its January 23 - 24 schedule for a Shelley Winters Tribute.  FUGITIVE LOVERS will not be shown.

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Reply #4 on: January 19, 2006, 05:21:48 PM
Fugitive Lovers isn't that great a Stooge film to make a mark on the calendar for ... unless you are the total Stooge freak I am ... this movie has the boys in a VERY subdued light. They have hardly any snappy banter or slapstick situations. BUT ... it DOES have our beloved trio in the movie, so it is AT LEAST worth one viewing!
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Reply #5 on: January 29, 2006, 05:36:13 PM
Hi.

Here's the SPIKE schedule for February.


Wednesday, February 1
9am-  Rhythm And Weep
9:30am-  Income Tax Sappy

Thursday, February 2
9am-  Crash Goes The Hash
9:30am-  A Snitch In Time

Friday, February 3
9am-  Uncivil Warriors
9:30am-  Hoofs And Goofs

Saturday, February 4
9am-  Dizzy Pilots
9:30am-  The Hot Scots

Sunday, February 5
9am-  An Ache In Every Stake
9:30am-  Tricky Dicks

Monday, February 6
9am-  Monkey Businessmen
9:30am-  Outer Space Jitters

Tuesday, February 7
9am-  Higher Than A Kite
9:30am-  Rip, Sew And Stitch

Wednesday, February 8
9am-  Micro-Phonies
9:30am-  Cactus Makes Perfect

Thursday, February 9
9am-  Punch Drunks
9:30am-  Up In Daisy's Penthouse

Friday, February 10
9am-  Pop Goes The Easel
9:30am-  The Ghost Talks

Saturday, February 11
9am-  Saved By The Belle
9:30am-  Dunked In The Deep

Sunday, February 12
9am-  Matri-Phony
9:30am-  Listen, Judge

Monday, February 13
9am-  Busy Buddies
9:30am-  So Long, Mr. Chumps

Tuesday, February 14
9am-  Three Little Pirates
9:30am-  Corny Casanovas

Wednesday, February 15
9am-  Hoi Polloi
9:30am-  Healthy, Wealthy And Dumb

Thursday, February 16
9am-  Three Little Beers
9:30am-  Dizzy Doctors

Friday, February 17
9am-  Movie Maniacs
9:30am-  Sing A Song Of Six Pants

Saturday, February 18
9am-  Yes, We Have No Bonanza
9:30am-  Goofs And Saddles

Sunday, February 19
9am-  A Gem Of A Jam
9:30am-  Nutty But Nice

Monday, February 20
NO STOOGES

Tuesday, February 21
9am-  Cash And Carry
9:30am-  Studio Stoops

Wednesday, February 22
9am-  Disorder In The Court
9:30am-  Out West

Thursday, February 23
9am-  Idiots Deluxe
9:30am-  Brideless Groom

Friday, February 24
9am-  Three Little Pigskins
9:30am-  Hot Stuff

Saturday, February 25
9am-  I'll Never Heil Again
9:30am-  Malice In The Palace

Sunday, February 26
9am-  Wee Wee Monsieur
9:30am-  Who Done It?

Monday, February 27
9am-  Spook Louder
9:30am-  Gents Without Cents

Tuesday, February 28
9am-  Termites of 1938
9:30am-  Shivering Sherlocks

Offline slyguyd

Reply #6 on: February 14, 2006, 01:35:33 PM
I was trying to see this (Fugitive Lovers) as its the only one I don't have on tape. I emailed TCM and they came back with no real answer, just that it was preempted for Shelley Winters. They stated all skipped movies would be shown in March. Any news on this....?
Thanks--

Offline denwoz

Reply #7 on: September 26, 2009, 08:28:56 PM
In "Horses' Collars" Curly mistakes a radio for a safe, and the radio announcer mentions "You're listening to WGN" (Chicago). Can anyone identify any other Stooges shorts where radio station WGN is mentioned? Which short includes a scene where foreign (or Confederate) military officers gather in a room and Curly hides behind the radio? He plays an instrument as in an imaginary program after one goes to turn on the radio. After one changes the station, doesn't Curly mention "WGN" then?

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Reply #8 on: September 27, 2009, 05:30:34 PM
Quote from: denwoz on September 26, 2009, 08:28:56 PM
Which short includes a scene where foreign (or Confederate) military officers gather in a room and Curly hides behind the radio? He plays an instrument as in an imaginary program after one goes to turn on the radio. After one changes the station, doesn't Curly mention "WGN" then?

You're thinking of DUTIFUL BUT DUMB (1941). The boys are in a country named "Vulgaria", so those are foreign military officers. Check out the transcript of that short which is available on this site; there is no mention of WGN.

It wouldn't have been Confederates because there radio hadn't been invented when the Civil War was being fought (although, if you wanna nitpick, in SQUAREHEADS OF THE ROUND TABLE, the Stooges did dance to "Way Down Upon the Swanee River" being played on an "ancient" radio in King Arthur's Court).

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Reply #9 on: September 28, 2009, 12:17:06 AM
Okay, I had to look at the dates on this. I was wondering why Spike was showing the Stooges during the weekday.
"Are you guys actors, or hillbillies?" - Curly, "Hollywood Party" (1934)

Offline denwoz

Reply #10 on: September 29, 2009, 12:13:32 PM
Thanks for your reply.

Can anyone name the tune that we hear when Curly plays the pan flute behind the radio?

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Reply #11 on: October 02, 2009, 10:45:25 PM
Quote from: denwoz on September 29, 2009, 12:13:32 PM
Can anyone name the tune that we hear when Curly plays the pan flute behind the radio?

Without going back & watching that short to be sure, I recall that being "The Frederick March", a song used in many of their shorts. And, thanks to this terrific website, a song the name of which I would probably have never known otherwise. 

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Reply #12 on: October 03, 2009, 07:17:18 PM
Quote from: locoboymakesgood on September 28, 2009, 12:17:06 AM
Okay, I had to look at the dates on this. I was wondering why Spike was showing the Stooges during the weekday.

Loco,
When Spike TV was previously running the Stooges regularly, they used the same schedule, weekends and weekdays at the same times of day. There is nothing new about Spike showing them during the week.

I used to watch every day then, even though they had 2 repetitive & annoying commercial breaks per short to stretch them out into a half hour (reminded me of Moe's line, "everywhere we go, commercial announcements"). But we didn't have the new CDs then. I can't think of a good reason to watch now, when I can see them remastered & without commercials.   

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