When Joe Besser replaced Shemp, a new intro was filmed...
...in which the boys sing their patented "Hello, hello, hello!"
But when it fades in, we see that Moe isn't quite ready.
He's still glancing from side to side...
...and clearing his throat.
But that's why we love him.
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Pancakes are a pretty simple thing to cook...
...until the Stooges get behind the stove.
When that happens, it's "batter up"!
MOVIE MANIACS (1936)
BUSY BUDDIES (1944)
SING A SONG OF SIX PANTS (1947)
RUSTY ROMEOS (1957)
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Sometimes Curly sang actual songs...
...and sometimes he just musically mumbled to himself.
Here are a few examples of his Stoogey singing!
THREE LITTLE BEERS (1935)
GOOFS AND SADDLES (1937)
VIOLENT IS THE WORD FOR CURLY (1938)
AN ACHE IN EVERY STAKE (1941)
LOCO BOY MAKES GOOD (1942)
SOCK-A-BYE BABY (1942)
I CAN HARDLY WAIT (1943)
G.I. WANNA HOME (1946)
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The Stooges are married or engaged to three girls with rhyming names...
...and very questionable taste in men.
Woo woo woo!
THE SITTER DOWNERS (1937)
IN THE SWEET PIE AND PIE (1941)
THREE SMART SAPS (1942)
BACK FROM THE FRONT (1943)
UNCIVIL WAR BIRDS (1946)
G. I. WANNA HOME(1946)
RHYTHM AND WEEP (1946)
I'M A MONKEY'S UNCLE (1948)
PARDON MY BACKFIRE (1953)
MUSTY MUSKETEERS (1954)
PALS AND GALS (1954)
SHOT IN THE FRONTIER (1954)
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The Stooges enjoy a nice stack of hotcakes dripping with syrup.
Unless the syrup somehow gets switched for glue.
Leading to a rather sticky situation.
HEALTHY, WEALTHY, AND DUMB (1938)
A MISSED FORTUNE (1952)
GOLDRIGGERS OF '49 (1965)
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To help pull out the third Stooge's bad tooth...
...Moe does the old trick where you tie one end of a string to the person's tooth...
...and the other end to a doorknob, then he slam the door shut.
But instead of the tooth being pulled out, the doorknok gets pulled off instead...
...and when the third Stooge sees the doorknob, he thinks that it's his tooth pulled out.
I CAN HARDLY WAIT (1943)
PARDON MY CLUTCH (1948)
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When a supporting character or Shemp gets stabbed in the behind with a pointy instrument...
...the instrument gets bent afterwards.
Shemp looks at the now-bent pointy instrument and says...
"He/I must have iron in his/my blood!"
LOOSE LOOT (1953)
TRICKY DICKS (1953)
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Curly poses as a fighter and says...
..."I stood like that, but not for long!"
The line itself isn't that funny...
...but Curly delivers it as though it is!
DIZZY DOCTORS (1937)
A DUCKING THEY DID GO (1939)
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A Stooge sniffs a jacket or pair of pants...
...and says something like "Must be imported - I smell the ocean."
It's the sort of gag that's tailor-made for the Stooges.
SAVED BY THE BELLE (1939)
SING A SONG OF SIX PANTS (1947)
UP IN DAISY'S PENTHOUSE (1953)
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When a Stooge is being hit by someone, he dares him to do it again.
Without a pause, that person hits the Stooge again...
...then the Stooge says something like "By golly, he did it!"
NO DOUGH BOYS (1944)
THREE LITTLE PIRATES (1946)
PARDON MY CLUTCH (1948)
FLYING SAUCER DAFFY (1958)
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When the Stooges are asked by a waiter/bartender to pay for their drinks...
...they respond with "It's a tin roof" (or something similar.)
The waiter gets confused and asks "What do you mean?"
...followed by the Stooges responding "It's a tin roof -- it's 'on the house'!"
HORSES' COLLARS (1935)
A MERRY MIX-UP (1956)
ROCKIN' IN THE ROCKIES (1945)
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