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Anybody else grow up watching The Three Stooges, Little Rascals, and Abbott & Costello? How about Laurel & Hardy or the Marx Brothers?
I loved Curly and Moe of the Stooges, Porky of the Rascals, and THe movie where Abbott & Costello meet the werewolf. Does anybody else even remember these guys? (Or at least Eddy Murphy doing Buckwheat?) - Jake
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on all the comedians you mentioned , But I have an undying love for the Three Stooges...
Matter-of-fact, I found it ironic that when Debbie was in the hospital the second day at the start of a long hospital stay, That the episode which features the Stooges as "Dr.Howard, Dr.Fine, Dr.Howard" was on the TV (AMC was having a New Year's Eve "Stooge Marathon") as I arrived at the hospital...I think that was God's way of sending a message to us, Because it literally became a real life Stooge episode with the constant visits from Dr's trying to figure out what went wrong & how it happened (Which we do know, But are unable to find a lawyer who would be willing to sit and hear the whole horrid story & give their honest opinion of this f--ked up situation.) Brian j.
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My fave Stooge episodes are the one with the "He-Man Woman Hater's Club" (That musical cracks me up) & the one where Curly's is a boxer and he has to have "Pop Goes The Weasel" playing to fight and at the end of the episode he knocks everyone out. Hell, If it's a Stooge short with Moe ("O-May"), Larry ("Arry-Lay") & Curly ("Curly Q") then it will have my undivided attention.
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Hell, My Mom is the one responsible for my love of the Stooges (She has all kinds of Stooge collectibles & some Beatles collectibles that I will inherit in the distant future.). When I was in elementary school years ago every morning our TV was tuned to KTVT Channel 12 (A Dallas channel we had on cable) that showed a few hours of the Stooges each weekday morning before we went off to school.
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I used to watch the Three Stooges before school every morning when I was little...that and Bozo the Clown.
Thundercats was required viewing as well.Anyways, yeah, used to watch the Little Rascals too. Spanky, Alfalfa, Buckwheat, Darla...Quote:
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Lucky guy. A wife who likes the Stooges. - Jake
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