S1 E1 • Woman Haters

The Stooges' first short was done entirely in rhyme. When Larry breaks his oath to the Woman Haters Club by marrying, he is treated like a traitor by his fellow member. But getting out of the marriage may be even more harmful than anything his friends could ever do to him! Long time Stooge supporting actor, Bud Jamison also makes his first appearance in a Stooge short. (SLAP COUNT: 60 - mostly Moe) (EYE POKES: 11) (CONKING HEADS: 1) (Moe, Larry, Curley)

Première diffusion : 5 mai 1934

S1 E2 • Punch Drunks

The only place violins and boxing could coincide is in the world of the Three Stooge! Larry's rendition of "Pop Goes The Weasel" transforms Curly from a harmless cream puff into a vicious contender, but when Larry's violin breaks, it threatens Curly's boxing career with a TKO. First film in which the Stooges were officially called "The Three Stooges." Only Stooge film actually written by the Stooges themselves. (SLAP COUNT: 30) (EYE POKES: 1) (Moe, Larry, Curley)

Première diffusion : 13 juillet 1934

S1 E3 • Men in Black

A parody of MGM's Clark Cable movie 'Men in White." Medical malpractice is an understatement when describing what Larry, Moe and Curly do to the Los Arms Hospital, where they dispense unorthodox advice, flirt with their nurses and battle a babbling intercom system. Only Stooge film to receive an Oscar nomination. (SLAP COUNT: 14) (Moe, Larry, Curley)

Première diffusion : 28 septembre 1934

S1 E4 • Three Little Pigskins

When the Three Stooges are mistaken for star football players, they not only find themselves running for goals but running for their lives when they get mixed up with the gorgeous girlfriends of a group of greedy mobsters. Lucille Ball co-stars. (SLAP COUNT: 30) (EYE POKES: 1) (Moe, Larry, Curley)

Première diffusion : 8 décembre 1934