IM DYING LAUGHING!.. The 3 Stooges - Disorder In the Court | REACTION

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[@darealadogg]

YALL CHECK OUT MY WIFE VERY FIRST REACTION TO THE THREE STOOGES kzbin.info/www/bejne/goW4nX6Adrxlprc

[@420returns]

I will that sounds hilarious 😂

[@JayStephens8]

I wonder if they ever knew that over a century later they’d be one of the most iconic comedy acts in history

[@gtpflug2987]

Just a small correction, this was released May 20th, 1936.

[@Irongiantman007]

They were actually oblivious to their popularity because of shitty studios. They were barely paid anything for all the work

[@jamesorr5206]

not very funny

[@reneroberson2784]

These three gentlemen are my all-time favorite people to watch on TV. I absolutely adore Curly he's my favorite..

[@loveislove-le5nj]

And Joe was the worst!

[@freddy8479]

@@loveislove-le5nj UHHH, NO.

[@ColdBloodedBastard]

@@loveislove-le5nj by FAR the worst.

[@ColdBloodedBastard]

@@freddy8479 you think someone was worse than Joe? Who?

[@freddy8479]

@@ColdBloodedBastard Joe was LAME AF!!!!

[@jimbennett1519]

A trip down memory lane. We watched the 3 stooges every week when I was a youngster. What a much happier world it was

[@razorback9926]

It was not a happier world back then. Maybe for white people who liked segregation.

[@jimbennett1519]

@@razorback9926 I am pretty old but never saw a white only sign lol Went to the diner for lunch a couple times a week and damn I sat at the counter with black folks and actually conversed. Maybe give it a shot some day

[@razorback9926]

@@jimbennett1519 Read Loving v. Virginia case. Interracial couple legally married in DC. Moved to Virginia. Cops broke down the door and arrested them for sleeping together in 1958. Sentenced them to 1 year in prison. How about Rosa Parks getting arrested for not giving up her bus seat to a white person in 1955. Or blacks not allowed to play baseball until 1947. You’re not that old, junior.

[@jimbennett1519]

@@razorback9926 nope a youngster only 73 gramps

[@robertpreston2220]

Good old days

[@muppetsstoogesfan1]

The Three Stooges started way back in 1922. They were originally 2nd bananas to Ted Healy. Ted and Moe were childhood pals. They all started out on the Vaudeville circuit playing venues across the country. They did only a few short films with Ted, one being Soup To Nuts. They didn't start doing these shorts until 1934. They did the shorts up until 1958 then they started making full movies like Have Rocket Will Travel, Snow White And The Three Stooges, and Three Stooges Meet Hercules.

[@MrTech226]

Moe and Curly's (Jerome) brother, Shemp quit the group because of Ted Healy. Shemp and Moe's youngest brother, Jerome aka Curly stepped in as Shemp's replacement. Fact is that Curly cuts his hair short for only entertainment purposes. Then Curly suffered health problems such as multiple strokes. Shemp came back in Curly's place. Sadly, Curly died young from strokes at the age of 48 in 1952.

[@tomfoley6718]

That’s right really a shame about Curly then shemp came back even though he didn’t really want to but like they say you can take the man out of the stooge but you can’t take the stooge out of the man so Shemp came back

[@TheZodiacz]

@@tomfoley6718 and Shemp died only 3 years after Curly, aged 60.

[@TheZodiacz]

Moe Howard was actually in small roles in films as far back as 1909 when he was just 12 years old! However the studio burnt down in 1910 and most of the films he appeared in were destroyed.

[@RICHARDITIO]

In the 50's, We used to watch the Stooges every day after school. There are a lot of episodes out there, thay made 100's of 20 and 30 minute films, and a few movies too. Kids would imitate Curley Joe, the fat bald one.

[@nodaysback1]

These guys are out of control! When I was about 15 years old, my mother walked into the house and saw me laying on the floor in the living room moving around but not saying anything and she got scared, thinking that I was having a seizure or something.. But, I was watching the 3 Stooges and was literally rolling around on the ground laughing my ass off, but not making any sound for about a minute! .. loll

[@itsakittyting]

It was called slapstick humor, it was a genre on its own and very beloved too

[@mnob1122]

Actually it is both physical farce and slapstick. A type of comedy coming out of early 20th century vaudeville. Grew up watching these guys throughout the 60’s. The Stooges never fail to make me laugh as their material never gets old! More Stooges, PLEASE!

[@leighsaldivar4439]

Almost 90 years ago. Amazing

[@BM-hb2mr]

Actually 101 years old

[@leighsaldivar4439]

@@BM-hb2mr yeah I knew I was close. I was thinking they started in the 30s when I wrote that. Hard to believe

[@freddy8479]

85 years ago!!!!

[@BM-hb2mr]

@@freddy8479 must be that common core math I guess

[@BM-hb2mr]

@@freddy8479 1921 was how long ago again? Hmmmm,🤔

[@AbhinavS.R.]

Old is gold. My all time fav. Three Stooges movie is "Spook Louder".

[@craiggiannini2518]

Loved watching them with my dad may he rip I love you pops USMC semper fi

[@Angela-co6oj]

This episode was my dad's favorite. Watched The Stooges every morning before school for years!

[@jedibusiness66]

My favorite episode! “A Plumbing We Will Go” being a close second! Never gets old!

[@judewilliams7468]

THE FUNNIEST ONE WAS THE NIAGRA FALLS ONE

[@jedibusiness66]

@@judewilliams7468 Slooooowly I turn...

[@judewilliams7468]

STEP BY STEP INCH BY INCH

[@camdencoblentz3245]

@@judewilliams7468 That would be Gents Without Cents (1944).

[@agenttheater5]

Not that anyone's asking, but yes that's really Larry Fine (born Louis Feinberg) playing the violin. Apparently when he was a kid his dad was testing jewellery for its gold content with acid in the kitchen, and young Louis accidentally spilled it on his arm. His parents gave him violin lessons to help with the damaged muscles.

[@trishdaniel6196]

The Three Stooges began in 1922 as part of a raucous vaudeville act called "Ted Healy and His Stooges" ("stooges" being show-business slang for on-stage assistants). The act was also known as "Ted Healy and His Southern Gentlemen" and "Ted Healy and His Racketeers".

[@bethhutto9800]

One of my Favorite shows as a child. True comedy without foul language.

[@jessicalee7119]

So happy I grew up during the 60's!!!!

[@Rebel9668]

Their first short from Columbia was in 1935 called "Woman Haters". The whole short was played in rhyme. Before they signed on with Columbia Pictures they worked in Vaudeville with a man named Ted Healy who had been Moe's childhood friend. Moe joined Healy's act in 1923 as a stooge...a "random" member of the audience. Moe's brother, Shemp joined the act in 1924. Larry was added in 1928. Moe and Shemp left and rejoined a couple of times along with Larry, with Shemp leaving the group in 1932 and was replaced by his brother, Curly (Jerome). In March of 1934 Moe, Curly and Larry parted ways for the final time with Healy and joined Columbia Pictures.

[@kengruz669]

Best line by far in this one, JUDGE: "Gentleman, please control your killing instincts!"

[@kidyubyub]

So many good skits from these guys, but Disorder In The Court is one of my favorites! I can watch these guys for hours!

[@RICHARDITIO]

Disorder In the Court is one of their finest! But the pie fights in many other Stooges works made us laugh the most uproarishly!

[@leighsaldivar4439]

I love them. I watched them when I was little. Always had me laughing

[@craiggiannini2518]

Curly was the man 😅

[@RICHARDITIO]

And Curly really was not bald but had a full, thick head of black hair and appeared that way in one show, with Moe, Larry, & Shemp. He shaved it off before each show.

[@margaretsargent1084]

THEY'RE PLAYING JAX

[@charlesspringer4709]

A tarantula! The slaps and pokes and all that are from their years in Vaudeville.

[@johnmichael8495]

A little trivia, Moe and Carly’s father, Solomon, was one of the jurors.

[@altonbellestri5038]

Wow really never knew that huh

[@MichaelBoyce-tm2vw]

Curly or Jerome Horowitz.

[@MichaelBoyce-tm2vw]

Moses or Moe.

[@MichaelBoyce-tm2vw]

They were known as Horowitz or as Howard.

[@FH99]

I believe the juror that is sitting in the back row, 2nd from the right is Shemp wearing a fake moustache.

[@ceciliaford4660]

Remember this was in 30’s and 40’s. They did slapstick comedy. This episode always makes me tinkle.

[@hockemeyer1]

The Three Stooges started in Vaudeville working for Ted Healey in 1922. There were 3 brothers Moe, Shemp and Curly. Curly entered the act when Shemp took a break. Larry Fine joined the group sometime later. They started making short films in 1934. There is only one film where Shemp and Curly are both present. When Curly started he told Moe to always hit him full force for the realism. There were various reason why Shemp and Curly were alternately part of the film cast, but Moe and Larry were in every picture. After they retired in 1970 one of the network created a Three Stooges cartoon series. After Curly died he was replaced by other actors.

[@craigorr9713]

Curly had to stop after he had a stroke in 1946. Curly had to retire in 1947. Shemp took over as the third Stooge after that.

[@wb7370]

I'm sooo glad a young man like you are showing this to the younger generation,at age 67 I've been watching the 3 stooges for the last 63 years and LMFAO 🤣..these dudes have been keeping my blood pressure in check from laughing so much, you have a wonderful laugh yourself my dude and thanks a million for posting this, you was raised very correct.. bless you... Brooklyn shout-out..I will subscribe and tell friends

[@mustthrash]

I LOVE watching The Three Stooges!! I grew up watching them. My Dad loved watching them. I can watch them a thousand times and laugh just as hard as if it was the first time. Their comedy spans generations and it will continue as long as their works keep being passed on. Thank you for playing this one. Keep exposing other generations to these comedic genius’s

[@angelado3]

Curly was also my favorite !! LOL

[@jamiemitchell8281]

These guys are so funny! I never missed an episode of theirs, ever. Curley might gave been my favorite. Loved them all really! Great choice! Thanks Adogg, watched it all with you.

[@kurtb8474]

Moe and Curly's real father was in the audience in this short.

[@Gwaithmir]

I'm a proud member of the Three Stooges Fan Club.

[@CaptainSisko1972]

This was staple tv when i was a kid! Great stuff!

[@xwolfhunter2237]

One of my favorite episodes ❤ Never gets old

[@davekisman2763]

Larry: [Tarzan battle cry] Moe: Hey, your in a court. Not in the woods, Tarzan.

[@springsogourne]

I’m 62. I grew up watching them everyday after school and on weekends. I know I’ve seen each episode dozens of times. Curly was my favorite. Love them

[@luismoro5720]

I raised my teenage daughters on the 3 Stooges and even showed them the TV movie on their rise and fall and they loved them even more.

[@darealadogg]

HEY EVERYONE THIS IS MY MOST RECENT REACTION TO THE 3 STOOGES kzbin.info/www/bejne/ip61ZXd3rM5_rqM

[@RobertSmith-iw2kb]

Bart Scott said on radio, they were the funniest people he ever saw on tv

[@barbarachieppo9603]

Moe, Curly(Jerome), and Shemp Howard(Horowitz) were actual brothers.

[@johnmichael8495]

Love seeing someone’s first reaction seeing the stooges. Thank You.

[@x0539p]

That’s what you call Slap Stick Humour! Love these guys.

[@Brandi6666]

Gentlemen, you must control your killing instincts😂😂😂

[@caseyj.1332]

Bud Jamison was the big lawyer, he appeared often with the Stooges, always the hilarious and unfortunate fall guy

[@pallen49]

Probably one of THE most iconic, most beloved, well known, out of all of their episodes..There were soooo many great episodes, but this one, ' Disorder In The Court ' , in my opinion, is probably the crown jewel of them all...Great reaction my friend. Cheers..

[@drose1526]

No wonder they called it "slapstick" or later "stick" This physical humor breaks all barriers.

[@trumpjr5179]

Never cursed, nothing sexual, nothing racial. 90 years later and still on TV. Watch "No Cencus, No Feeling"

[@cessnaace]

The Three Stooges were active from 1922 to 1970. They starred in these Columbia Pictures shorts from 1934 to 1957. They then starred in feature films from 1959 to 1970. Prior to working at Columbia they made films at Fox and MGM. Prior to working in films they preformed live on stage.

[@Brandi6666]

That kills me everytime. Im for oneseez here twozeez. Than the slap to larry😂😂😂😂. This is a great episide. But when larry yells like tarzan. I cant stop crying🤣🤣🤣

[@michaelgrillo4333]

Love these guys. My favorite short “Three Little Beers” - The Three Stooges - 1935 Movie Short

[@3DJapan]

These old films were on TV every week when I was a I kind. Larry Fine was born here in Philadelphia, there's a huge mural of him on the side of the building he grew up in.

[@evilervcowart6234]

Attorney: "Drop the vernacular, Mr. Howard!" Curly: "Vanacula?!? Why, that's a doiby!" 😂

[@canuckhq9486]

Let’s be honest, most of the abuse Moe dishes out is well deserved 😂

[@ContrarianCorner]

Lol! I've always maintained that the Columbia Studios sound effects department was the unsung hero of the Three Stooges shorts.

[@arcky508]

This is one of my favorite childhood shows. No question.

[@scottmoore1614]

“An Ache in Every Stake”, “Micro Phonies” and “I’ll Never Heil Again” are my favorite Stooges shorts…all Curlys of course.

[@TheDivayenta]

Still as hilarious as ever!!!!

[@diverbob33]

Grew up with the Stooges and their gags never get old!

[@jamesrichardson3322]

Larry was a professional 🎻 violin player, he was classical trained musician. He was really playing!!

[@kingdavid92792555]

Right on! Loved your reactions

[@rpminc1974]

The dancer Gail Tempest lived in a condo complex that Donald Trump bought and was going to tear down and she refused to move.

[@danieltrickey9285]

Used to see them in the early 60's at the theater between movies.

[@chrisb9577]

This particular episode was filmed in 1936.

[@brucedorcas4327]

One of favorites. It’s not a vernacular, it’s a derby.

[@kdm71291]

There’s 189 more of these that the made for Columbia Pictures…but it is widely considered that the best are the ones with Curly, like this one…(the chubby one with the high voice)…about the first 11years worth or so. Check out their biography…there are video versions of it right here on KZbin….it’s a great story! They even made a tv movie about them in the late nineties or early 2000s, I think it was. They made these shorts from 1934 to 1957. They also made a few longer films, with various performers in the third stooge position….starting with Soup To Nuts in 1930, before they signed with Columbia. The main core of the Stooges was three brothers from Brooklyn…Moe, Curly and Shemp…and Larry who was from Philadelphia. They all started in Vaudeville. Keep looking for more episodes!

[@RavenHouseMystery]

Real men love The Three Stooges. They remind us how important hard work and friendship is, no matter how bad we mess up.

[@culcune]

NEVER saw this episode and I grew up in the 70s with all the repeats on Saturday TV. Funny freakin' show!

[@jackieisamay403]

I used to hurry home from school in the 6th grade to catch The 3 Stooges. They were a welcome laugh, still are.

[@deckofcards87]

As a kid I had a vhs tape which had these classic era comedians and cartoons. It had The Three Stooges, The Little Rascals, Laurel And Hardy, Looney Tunes and Woody Woodpecker. All of these shows are still as hilarious as they were when they were made.

[@davidwalsh7128]

The GOATS...

[@stalkingchaos]

a fun fact: Moe and Curly's dad is in the court audience.

[@PlanetRockJesus]

One of my favorites. When my mother-in-law was here from Italy, she almost died laughing for ten minutes when Curly fell off the stand.

[@tonitomei6323]

What I love is watching you laugh at what we grew up on

[@margaretsargent1084]

THAT WASN'T HAIR, IT WAS A TARANTULA ! LOL

[@ericpierro1217]

My favorite skit!

[@altonbellestri5038]

Oh love the 🐕 episode "calling all curs" was excellent 😆

[@danielstewart7163]

There will never be another comedy team (family) like the Stooges. Masters of their craft and American icons.

[@afterdinnercreations936]

Small thing, but "Who killed Kirk Robin" is a joke on the nursery-rhyme "Who Killed Cock Robin?" "I", said the sparrow, "...with my bow and arrow."

[@BM-hb2mr]

Larry was actually a professional violinist, I do believe they can out in 1921 or 22

[@blippacg]

Watching Adogg recoil each time one of them is slapped is hilarious.

[@bicknell67]

The Three Stooges were formed 101yrs ago and their first short came out in 1934.

[@Kirke182]

The Stooges starting to film on 1930 for Fox. Then they signed to MGM, I believe, around '31 or '32. They went to Columbia around '34.

[@brianshepherd3201]

Over 100 years ago. I’ve been watching the 3 Stooges since I was a kid and I’m 59 years old now. They’re always beating up each other.

[@thomasjacques5286]

Grew up watching them as a kid now I watch them on MeTV every Sat evening just before SVENGOOLIE and I'm 70 years old.

[@SonorGeek05]

( If a body meets a body ) is hilarious.

[@debrafujioka9792]

Love the Stooges. Great reaçtion ☺️ Thank you

[@Ryan_Lafferty]

The Three Stooges is my favorite and I watch them all the time,they are the best 30s through 50s show in the world

[@stevenmonte7397]

I used to watch them every morning before elementary school! So funny!!!

[@horseman528]

I grew up watching the three stooges when I was a kid on the Slam Bang Theater with Icky Twerp.

[@19HuskyWolf70]

I grew up watching the three stooges back in the 70's and 80's and 90's and 2000's and 2010's and current :)

[@billolsen4360]

"Raise your right hand. Put your left hand here. Will you PLEASE TAKE OFF your hat!" LOL over and over again.

[@joeycernak4220]

I watched the 3 Stooges every Sunday when I was a kid . They probably still show episodes on one of the networks. Definitely one of my favorites

[@Shootingstarcomics]

Every Saturday night on MeTv!

[@jpsned]

At 11:00, you can see Moe and Curly's father Sol in the audience. He's the second person from the right in the front row. The boys were good at sneaking stuff by the censors. At 13:57 and 14:01, he flips the bird!

[@jasonbyassee7541]

The look an your face when Moe poked Larry in the eyes. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@BM-hb2mr]

Do appreciate it , love 3 stooges. Grew up on these. They use to be on at midnight. We would sneak out of bed and watch them.

[@jjwatcher]

Used to see these during the kid's Saturday afternoon matinee during the 1950s, so funny, and anarchic, I enjoyed seeing this one.

[@stalkingchaos]

i ran across the find of the century at Walmart, i found a dvd set of all of the three stooges shorts.

[@robertdouglas4293]

Thanks Man!

[@marcusbetancourt3760]

Sure I'd like to see more of them. And don't forget Lol surely and Hardy, W.C.Fields. Amos n' Andy and Flip Wilson. They among others were super, super cool and the M as rx Brothers and so forth and so on. Good evening.

[@lindanadeau1884]

My favorite 3 Stooges routine.

[@davehess1019]

this is 1930's slap stick, physical comedy

[@ronaldhol9175]

No, you never take the 3 Stooges to a courtroom , or anywhere else for that matter...There's ALWAYS chaos wherever these three go. I can tell that this is your first time seeing the 3 Stooges by your reactions every time they hit, smack , or poke each other . THAT'S what they do to each other constantly .

[@cwaynebrock2519]

Moe and Curly's Dad was in this episode.