Three Stooges Facts That They Hid From Fans

[@Maderyne]

The Three Stooges was a staple of my childhood. Every day at 4pm, arriving home from school, my brothers and sisters and I would sit down in front of the TV. For 30 minutes we got to enjoy the antics of the Three Stooges. Fond memories from those days.

[@rockinremnants510]

Yes! Who remembers watching The Stooges on WPIX Channel 11 in New York with "Officer" Joe Bolton? He even had a white-haired Moe, same bowl cut, on as a guest!

[@edthesecond9772]

@@rockinremnants510 officer Joe was cool. He made an appearance at a school dance, in full policeman uniform, driving an old cop car! I got to meet him, nice guy.

[@dtm6215]

@@rockinremnants510 I watched in California. We always had to move the antennas around to get the TV to stop rolling so we could watch after school. Have no recollection of the channel I watched on

[@Mother2IsTheBestGame]

It's, "The Three Srooges WERE a staple of my childhood"...

[@edthesecond9772]

@@Mother2IsTheBestGame three SROOGES??

[@Dr.Options]

40 years ago, I used to watch the 3 Stooges every morning before school. They always helped start the day with a laugh, and I'm pretty sure I've seen each episode at least 10 times. RIP Stooges!

[@jimshoe402]

after school..

[@kris9872]

Same here…one of the funniest is the ice delivery men. Start with a block and by the time they get to the house it’s a cube! Genius!

[@markclowe]

@@kris9872 That was a famous house in California, right, with the massive staircase going up the side of a hill? I think it's the same place where Laurel and Hardy tried to deliver a piano, with similarly disastrous results.

[@jsamc]

It was after school for me !

[@jsamc]

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Christians are forgiven regardless.

[@marilynreyes1065]

I'm 69. I still love to watch the three stooges! My grandchildren love them as well!!!!!

[@jnowadle]

I've been watching the Three Stooges on tv for maybe 50 years. I'm laughing still!!

[@rgk9999]

Always a 3 Stooges clip before the Saturday matinees at my local theater. Grew up with these guys.

[@mellongfield9873]

My granddaughter asked for a Three Stooges tape one year for Christmas. I had 70 of the shorts recorded on our DVR, and she loved them. She's 18 now and is still a fan.

[@scottdoesntmatter4409]

All the shorts are on dvd, you know.

[@takenote8613]

My eight year old daughter enjoys watching the three stooges. The legends live on.

[@truckupgf]

Loved coming in from school and watching them. And of course on the weekends.

[@charlottearena]

I never tired of watching the three stooges as a kid, they were great!!!

[@williamescolantejr5871]

im now 58 1/2 an i agree.All 6 gave me a laugh an a smile in my life an still do

[@merccadoosis8847]

I watch the Stooges on vaughn tv website's oldies at night III Still very funny after all these years

[@williamescolantejr5871]

@@merccadoosis8847 catch them saturday nights on MeTv

[@merccadoosis8847]

@@williamescolantejr5871 I have watched that on occasion. But they show commercials. The vaughn online channel does not. And they loop again and again :)

[@williamescolantejr5871]

@@merccadoosis8847 im just a old schooler from day of sat morning cartoons an creature feature afternoons lol

[@normanleach5427]

Jerome "Curly" Howard was the funniest man of his generation. Pound for pound, and laugh after belly laugh, Curly owned comedy for fifty years.

[@christhompson3750]

I read where Curly would rescue stray dogs he found. He would find them homes.

[@bigm383]

He was also one of the greatest dancers, on screen.

[@nancyhanson5620]

@@bigm383 Really?

[@bigm383]

@@nancyhanson5620 Watch Three Smart Saps!

[@lynneborrie-belcher895]

He would have to share the throne with Lou Costello IMHO.

[@bobbibaker4685]

Curly was a sweetheart. He loved dogs, and rescued thousands in his lifetime.

[@eddiel2531]

Things are left out. Moe's hair was grown long because he was Jewish, not because his mother wanted a girl. Larry started playing violin at the advice of his father after Larry went to drink something he thought was drinkable, it was acid. His father slapped it before he drank it, it spilled on Larry hand and forearm, damaging nerves. The violin was to improve motor function. When Curly would stop abd pivot foot and go in circle was from Curly accidently shooting himself in the foot on his farm. He did that to ease pain from running, it got popular, so he kept it. These facts are right from Moes son and daughter I spoke with at a convention. They also told me that their dad Moe was a good father and would come home for lunch dressed as whatever character he was portraying. Also Shemp git his name because his name is Sam, but, his mother's Jewish accent when she called him sounded like Shemp, it stuck.

[@bobbibaker4685]

Thank God for people who do their homework! XO

[@richardc2955]

Thanks

[@brj2343]

Wow! I didn’t know he had a daughter I just knew about his son and he was continuing a show about them years ago. I don’t know what happened.

[@JoanSmith-t7k]

​@@bobbibaker4685I read Larry's book in the 1970s, and his father did not want him to have a career as a boxer, even though he kept winning all of his fights. So Larry stopped fighting and was learning the violin ...

[@vashon100]

I can't even imagine what kind of accent would produce Shemp from "Sam". The rest of her speaking must have been incomprehensible.

[@miata350]

My dad used to watch them and Monty Python in the 80's, so it's nostalgic and comforting when I see them for that reason

[@detroit8v715]

Moe will always be my favorite Stooge as he was the bully and wrote a nice book about the their careers before passing away in 1975. Many love Curly the most but Shemp was funny too. I love Vernon Dent who appears in nearly all their episodes as well as Christine McIntyre. She was a renowned singer back then and sings in many of their episodes. She's NOT faking it.

[@skinovtheperineum1208]

Did he really write a nice book about the their careers or are you just an idiot who can't even compose a simple comment without fucking it up? lol

[@patriciagleve4784]

They still make me laugh out loud.

[@carlobabbini6343]

OMG The one where Larry chops up the cat & dog dinner for Ben Sober & the other guy is still the most gut busting scene in the history of film!!!!

[@merccadoosis8847]

Curly had a small scene in that flic. However, it was not used. From what I've read it was actually quite funny.

[@chirorickyp]

That’s exactly what I think. That is the best scene for me My second favorite scene of all doesn’t even involve the three stooges It’s when they were plumbers and water was coming into the kitchen and the cook didn’t know what was going on. His famous line I say over and over Dis house sho going crazee

[@merccadoosis8847]

@@chirorickyp Dudley Dickerson's famous line. Moe wanted to make him a Stooge but racist Harry Cohn refused. Sad as he was a great addition to Stooges humor.

[@markclowe]

"Hassan Ben Sober...." Shemp: "I had a few too many myself. [Laughs boisterously]" Shemp at his best!!! Malice in the Palace! One of the best episodes ever!! How about when the hot dog sprouts a tongue and starts licking Shemp's face!!!! Yeah, that whole episode is one of the most brilliant comic routines of all time!!! And Larry comes out... "Hot dog, when it comes to cooking, I'm the cat's meow!" HAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! Oh man, and when they flip up the table freaking out when the cat squalls just after they take a bite!!!! And the way everyone is uncomfortably sweating as they are about to eat what they are convinced is cat and dog!!! When Ben Sober is eyeballing the table thinking about grabbing the other guy's fez so he can puke in it and the guy grabs it so he can't!!!! HAHAHAHAHAH!!! I have to watch that episode at least once every couple of years just to keep life fun!!! :-D Just go here and prepare to HOWL!!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/iKeak2xjqtinl7c I just watched it again!!! OMG so funny!!! "With that diamond I could have quit my job as the doorman at the Oasis Hotel!" BAAAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

[@genehunsinger3981]

When the theme music played-we all came RUNNING.

[@bruceellenburg429]

Disorder in the Court, my all time favorite 3 Stooges short....hilarious

[@ms.krueger2660]

I am 58. Loved to watch the Stooges with my Dad !💜

[@charliedigiovanni6732]

Always watched the 3 stooges when I was a kid came home from school and watched them on TV with officer Joe Bolton Always enjoyed it

[@uprebel5150]

Shemp was highly underrated.

[@henrybrowne7248]

Yeah, Shemp was pretty good. Most commenters I've read rank Curly #1. He was brilliant. My favorite, however, was always Moe for some reason. I liked the way he would direct things, get those angry faces, and enforce things, which once in a while would backfire on him.

[@markclowe]

He was the best in my book. Everyone imitated and loved Curly, and so did I. But Shemp was my favorite by far.

[@JanetStarChild]

Noobs rank Curly as their favorite. Casual fans rank Moe as as their favorite. Seasoned fans rank Shemp as their favorite. Stooge connoisseurs rank Larry as their favorite.

[@danielcope7323]

Right I love Shemp

[@sammyjo2852]

Couldn’t agree more.

[@neilforbes416]

1:58 Shemp Howard played *HIMSELF* in the shorts. He *DID NOT* take on his brother's persona. Jerome Horowitz(Howard) played "Curly" until he suffered his stroke, at which point Shemp briefly returned to the line-up after briefly being in the original 3 Stooges. Joe Besser took over from Shemp in the role as the 3rd Stooge as Curly Joe, followed by Joe DeRita

[@skinovtheperineum1208]

Shemp and Joe both sucked big time. Total garbage compared with the BIG THREE.

[@halloweenanimatronicchanne3507]

Lots and lots of historical inaccuracies in this video

[@plawson8577]

@@halloweenanimatronicchanne3507 It’s a Trashy Clickbait Video.

[@kevinmiller6380]

Neil Forbes-Shemp's 'brief return' lasted from the time he rejoined the Stooges, 'til the day he died.

[@catfish24]

If there was only one video left in the world to watch I would want it to be the Three Stooges.

[@neilforbes416]

4:00 Larry Feinberg(amended to Fine) was a violinist, not a boxer. He used his talent as a violinist in a number of 3 Stooges film shorts.

[@mkvv5687]

Except for the "professional boxer as a teenager" part.

[@johndodge8999]

@@mkvv5687 we all know boxers can’t play the violin.

[@melissacooper8724]

Larry was an amateur boxer when he was a teen. He never went pro because his parents wouldn't let him.

[@mkvv5687]

@@melissacooper8724 Ok, thanks.

[@robertdoyle5469]

@@melissacooper8724 Google it

[@mikee2]

Favorite line from Curly.........'I'm tryin to think an nuthin happens", I still use it today and I'm 76.

[@joegaito702]

They may be gone but not forgotten they brought laughter for generations here we are laughing hysterically to the funniest men ever who invented slapstick and eye poking and pie fights as we know it you made my weekend keep the laughs coming the howards and fine family would be proud and laughing after all these years later appreciate you guys thanks you guys rock thanks ! Joe

[@muffassa6739]

I loved the Three Stooges and watch them on cable TV

[@deannadonahue5397]

I still watch The Three Stooges. Every Saturday from 6-8pm.

[@JohnDillenger1934]

The Three Stooges are my favorite comedy trio

[@roostercogburn809]

There was one episode where Moe, Shimp, Larry and Curly (after Curly's stroke), Curly was on a train with a derby hat over his face, as the other 3 stooges were searching for someone...

[@jamesholman2346]

Hold That Lion -1947

[@horseman528]

Curly Howard was the funniest one of them all in my opinion. Liked that skit about taking off his hat and raising his right hand in the court room. I think they called the skit, "Disorder in the court."

[@3373-g8z]

In the 70s, they either came on REALLY early in the morning, or in the afternoon, mixed in with Scooby-Doo and the Warner Brothers/Hanna Barbara stuff. Often, they also showed Saturday mornings. I preferred animation, but the Stooges definitely rocked, and I now appreciate them far more.

[@j.peters1222]

I remember being a kid in the early 2000's and very early in the morning around 5 am I'd sometimes get up just to watch an hour of the Three Stooges before school. I still love their act to this day! They were true pioneers of the slapstick genre of comedy and never failed to get some laughs. I enjoyed the presence of Curly, Moe, Larry, and Shemp. Wasn't too crazy about Joe Besser or Curly Joe as they kind of felt like cheap imitations of the originals.

[@neilforbes416]

5:00 Moe was *NEVER* absent from *ANY* of the skits, on stage or on film.

[@robertleslie2467]

I grew up as a kid in the 60's watching the 3 Stooges on TV and movie shorts at the theater. Curly WAS the 3 Stooges. And then there was Shemp. Loved Shemp as much as Curly. In my opinion there were really only 4. Moe, Larry, Curly, and Shemp. That's it. Joe Besser and Curly Joe...don't count in my book. Moe was the boss. Larry was the straight man. Curly and Shemp were the comedy train wrecks. Even watching the old flicks of them I still laugh out loud. Nyuk Nyuk Nyuk!

[@markclowe]

I love the brilliant Shemp!! When I was a kid, I never really understood the loud and immediate hangups on the phone when he was calling old girlfriends trying to find a bride so he could get his uncle's inheritance. But BOY how I understand it now!!! It's even funnier after my own life experiences. I'm sure there are QUITE a few who would loudly slam the phone in my ear!! 😀

[@mr.nobody68]

New Year's 99/00 I was about 11 days beyond my 12th bday. Dad had gone to bed for work while me, my mom, and little sister stayed up until really really late watching an all day and all night Stooges marathon. I had never seen anything like them, and I loved every bit of it. Curly was my instant favorite. We had probably 3 bottles of sparkling cider throughout the night, and didn't care about the fireworks. At all. Couple years later, I would race home from the school bus every day to catch an hour long special collection of their shorts on AMC. In the Army, I bought a few of their greatest hits collections. Happy Days is my favorite TV show ever but, the Stooges are a very close second

[@steveangello6586]

The original jackass crew. The greatest

[@Ididnotwanttojoin]

Shemp never played the role of Curly. He was just Shemp. When he left Curly took his place.

[@melissacooper8724]

Then when Curly had his stroke Shemp returned and took Curly's place.

[@johnsieff2921]

Shemp was the LEAST Funny of the bunch. PERIOD!

[@tw364]

@@johnsieff2921 nobody asked YOU!

[@johnsieff2921]

LOL! Shemp was creepy.E bee bee bee beep I'll take Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk anyday! He was even homelier than Moe!

[@melissacooper8724]

@@johnsieff2921 at first I couldn't tell Moe and Shemp apart when I was a kid. It was mostly through their trademark haircuts that I was able to tell them apart.

[@catjudo1]

When I was a kid I bought a 45 single called The Curly Shuffle by Jump In The Saddle. Weird and funny stuff then and now. Those guys were comic genius!

[@carlsaganlives5112]

Good times! Although pretty sure the wacky band was actually 'Jump 'n' The Saddle' Chicago bar band hitting it (somewhat) big with the novelty favorite, late 70's, as I recall, nyuck, nyuck, nyuck, nyuck.....!

[@philgetdown386]

Yep everyday after school t'was 3 stooges for me over 50 years ago

[@LClark-ry9to]

Yeppers, they are my favorite still . Many many years of happiness and entertainment for my brother and sisters and myself.

[@songmanjohnsongs6813]

Shemp was the ex boxer. He could always be found at the boxing rings and going to the fights. He would use his footwork in many of the Stooges shorts. Just look for it. Larry was a huge horse racing fan and and could always be found putting his money down at the tracks. Curly was THE ladies man. He lost much of his money in many of his divorces he went through. And Moe was the business man. He would keep a percentage of the others earnings so that the others would have some money left over for when they would retire. Moe knew that the group was under paid but stayed with the company out of loyalty because the company gave the Stooges their 1st break as a 3 some when they broke away from Healy. Not the best business move but Moe was very loyal that way.

[@joeporter5906]

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[@chicoravelli5703]

I’ve also heard that it’s because Harry Cohn (the head honcho) of Paramount Pictures was a bit of a temperamental authoritarian when it came to making business decisions. And from what I’ve heard, Moe’s daughter once said “My dad was fearful. He didn’t want to rock the boat.”. And before anyone (even though I doubt anyone thinks this) says “oh, he’s a bit of a wimp for not doing that”, you’ve got to remember that when they started in 1934, that was obviously during The Great Depression, where any form of income was better than no income and that jobs were pretty limited. To give context, a quarter of Americans during this time (roughly 15 million people) were left with no source of income. There’s also the extra part of how they had families, with a wife and kids.

[@christinecollins6302]

Larry also boxed- rumor his protective parents pushed steered Larry away just as he began boxing

[@ahorsethatisnt3683]

Always near and dear to my heart

[@sdgakatbk]

This was a good history of them. However I may have missed some thing because there were times I was laughing at the ridiculous clips you included in this video. The Three Stooges were a lot of fun! My vote for their best short is Hoi Polloi.

[@rayburton4867]

1:30 is when the “secrets” are finally revealed! 😏😏😏😏😏

[@antoniodelrey164]

These guys really helped shaped in many ways the Baby Boomers and our ant-establishment attitudes…They were great in so many ways and as funny as it gets.

[@stebaer]

Yes Check out various 3 stooges Trivia books & you'll see that there's more Stooge Trivia than meets the eye like in the following Moe Howard and The Three Stooges; Stroke of Luck by Larry Fine; Also in The 3 Stooges Scrapbook; One Fine Stooge; and My Brother Larry The Stooge in the Middle by Morris "Moe" Fineberg.Even The Three Stooges Trivia Quiz book,and Stooge Mania.

[@stevegallo8483]

There's also the book Curly, an Illustrated Biography of the Superstooge written by Moe's daughter Joan Howard'Maurer.

[@stebaer]

@@stevegallo8483 Yes I know I got that one for Christmas Eve on 12/24/1984 but happened to leave it out on the above mentioned.

[@markclowe]

I've had and loved most of those over the years.

[@ronhaworth5471]

THE BEST HELLO...HELLO..HELLO!!!

[@calvinbealer7264]

Greatest Team PERIOD.

[@ColKorn1965]

I showed them to my friends in Russia. They rolled watching Curly battle the clam!

[@keithallver2450]

In 2122 people will still be watching the Three Stooges and laughing their butts off.

[@therazband3007]

I loved the Stooges as a kid and still do. Watched them on WPIX with Captain Joe Bolton. Years later in LA when they weren’t on TV, we would go see them at a movie theater in Hollywood. It was always jammed. Also, when my dad was a kid he saw them with Ted Healy in a theater in Brooklyn.

[@Rockhound6165]

OK, Shemp was never known as Curly. EVER.

[@markclowe]

Much of this was poorly written. There were many times when he was talking about Shemp while a picture of Curly was showing. I believe that first reference he was just trying to say that the part of the 3rd Stooge was played by Shemp, even though, yes, it does sound like he's saying Shemp used to play Curly. There were several examples of poor writing throughout this piece, but the pictures were interesting. Because of this, I was curious to see how many downvotes it has received, but during the era of a certain unpopular "leader" KZbin has seen fit to no longer display downvote counts. Interesting, isn't it??? This came about due to the truly monumental numbers of downvotes the videos of this individual's speeches were receiving. We are never allowed to see just how unpopular this unnamed individual truly is, and consequently we can no longer gauge how unpopular ANY video is! Thanks, KZbin!!! Pravda would be proud!

[@JayPooler]

woke up got ready for school ate my breakfast and watch them at 7 am ..on the B/W tv...

[@ddr1951-j4y]

the stooges were great. still love them.

[@billday6744]

I just watched them an hour ago on A&E I to never get tired of them .

[@pamczech5984]

We watched them on channel 9 all the time usually early Saturday morning and used as filler when they needed them

[@paulamiles9559]

Loved your movie! Thanx! ( O - a wise guy!)

[@johnlewisbrooks]

Some of the movie sets the Stooges had were top notch! And look at them gals! Holy smokes!

[@duothyual7518]

back in the mid 2000s my dad bought a load of 3 stooges dvds and me and my 2 sisters watched it every night at 7pm before we went to bed. Even though the film may look outdated, the three stooges were peak in my childhood.

[@robertklose2140]

Well, while this is interesting trivia, it's misleading to assert that the Stooges tried to HIDE these facts.

[@asteverino8569]

Yeah, okay. Maybe call it things you may not know.

[@frankmoyer8151]

Still watch every Saturday night from 6-8pm

[@finallyitsed2191]

When I was a kid, I ran all the way to the ACME grocery store to see Moe Howard and Sally Starr. Sally was a local celebrity who hosted an afternoon cartoon show where the Three Stooges were always a part of her show. When I got there, Moe picked me up and Sally leaned in for a hug while a photographer took a picture. I don't know what happened to that picture but I'll never forget that wonderful day.

[@jewgirl952]

Philadelphia back in the days when it was actually a nice place to live and visit.

[@finallyitsed2191]

It was!

[@wrotenwasp]

Anyone out there from the metro Detroit area remember watching the 3 stooges in the late 60s-70s on WKBD CH 50 ?

[@russk1971]

These men created the comedy routines that are still copied today. They have never been duplicated yet always imitated.

[@krutherfurd]

None of this was hidden or is new information. Format is choppy and inappropriate for content.

[@donaldetomas4651]

Couldnt wait get from School to laugh my Ass off

[@marccaselle8108]

Decades ago where lived, they would show the three stooges marathon new years eve and I used to record them on VHS tapes at SLP speed. At the time, this was the only way to get lots of three stooges shorts because DVDs had not been invented yet. 🙂 In the present day, I now have all the three stooges shorts and almost all their films ripped from the DVDs.

[@susanfabian1521]

There were 7 actors who were in the 3 Stooges. 8 if you include Emil Sitka. Emil never got to play a Stooge because Moe Howard died before he could.

[@Drumcam]

Thanks…Nothing new here to a die hard fan like me, however…and you can hardly say they hid these facts from their fans since they are all in Moe Howard’s book.

[@DRAGONSLAYER1220]

All of this is well known, none of it hidden from fans. Nothing new here.

[@alexvaliansky7707]

It’s just click bait.

[@michaelgriffith7033]

Yup. Really a waste of time.

[@Mike-gn4mh]

My thoughts exactly

[@stevegallo8483]

Shemp left the act because of Healy's heavy drinkng and temper, and because he was offered a role in a series of Vitagraph shorts based on the comic strip character Joe Palooka. When Moe, Larry and Curly split with Ted Healy it was also because of Healy's drinking and temper. Healy was also abusive. After Larry's stroke, Moe had plans to continue the act with Emil Sitka taking over for Larry, but Moe's own health problems (a diagnosis of lung cancer) prevented it from happening.

[@johnsieff2921]

Shemp left because he thought he could do better on his own.

[@stevegallo8483]

@@johnsieff2921 Partly, and he also left because of Healy's temper and heavy drinking.

[@chriscoker7794]

Healy got killed by someone close to the Mafia.

[@popjaw1andOnly]

@@chriscoker7794 Says who?

[@scotniver7180]

Best Movie Stars Ever !

[@christinemott8799]

Love the stooges love love

[@Lord_KillerBee]

Shemp left the group to pursue a solo career and curly was when he joined the group. Shemp only returned to takeover for curly temporarily, since curly suffered serious health issues that caused him to be unavailable to perform. But sadly curly died in 1952 and Shemp served as the permanent replacement until he died in 1955.

[@michaellalli7693]

Curly was my favorite stooge

[@philam1973]

Where were the hidden facts? Most of this us common knowledge

[@HughCorbyCruick]

The Stooges were nothing until Iggy Pop became their frontman.

[@jamessilva7991]

I'm bored!!!

[@luisadell4421]

Wow .!! They are the Greatest physically comics of all time who today can top them ,,, nobody and nobody will

[@richardc2955]

60s watched these guys funny stuff me and my brothers loved them mom and dad did not but we watched any way every chance we got.

[@timothya2742]

If heaven does not show The three stooges on demand. I will not be checking in

[@jamestiscareno4387]

Gotta give props to my all through school classmate John J. Siino who does an incredibly good impersonation of Curly Howard. John Jay you're the greatest.

[@jacoballred]

Years ago as a little kid. Me and my brother along with Dad and Mom. Had met the comedian Moe at a Renaissance Fair. Mom sold Moe's autograph to purchase groceries.

[@alfredtodd4434]

Love them so !

[@nonhominid]

The were all pertinent to each other. None of them outshines the other.

[@bookashkin]

The Stooges did not always do their own stunts. For example, dial up the classic Disorder In The Court. When Curly falls over backwards in the witness chair, it's clearly not Jerome.

[@neilforbes416]

9:00 The Stooges *DID NOT* get injured as they know exactly when to stop. The Fingers in the eyes effect in particular, Moes finggers never actually poke Larry or Curly's eyes. Much of the effect was "suggested" through the use of sound effects.

[@henrybrowne7248]

@@pepino1618 That agrees with another documentary I watched and they showed the scene. Moe is standing on the table and I think it collapses or something and it's funny, and you can't tell how bad he was hurt. It was amazing to find out just how bad . . no one born after the war would've been able to finish that scene the way he did. People were tougher in those days.

[@johndodge8999]

@@henrybrowne7248 imagine how stupid you must sound to a generation that jumps off bridges tied to a bungee, bare handed climbs up vertical mountains, surfs monstrous waves, motocross narrow mountain paths……….

[@densealloy]

5:42 Soup to Nuts was written by the famous cartoonist Rube Goldberg, who is famous for his illustrations of overly complicated machines to mundane activities.

[@DocDoccus]

Wrong facts: 1:54 Larry was born LOUIS Feinberg 1:56 Curly was NOT played by Shemp. Shemp played Shemp. 7:20 The Stooges were in 190 Columbia shorts, not "more than 200" 7:59 Curly's normal hair was an AFRO?!?!? *NOT!* 9:04 The Stooges did NOT perform ALL their own stunts. Stunt men and dummies are used in some scenes. Somehow I think this channel is affiliated with "FactsVerse", and I HATE that channel for its inaccuracies.

[@takenote8613]

Shame on those that stoled money from the three stooges.

[@mountup716]

This was one of my favorite shows when I was a kid n now even my older boys have watched all their shows what a great video so nostalgic Curly was by far my favorite character but I remember all of the stooge #3s 😂

[@slowery43]

not a sole came here hoping to find out if this was your show, this isn't about you get over yourself

[@BipolarAyatollah]

@@slowery43 Chill

[@filipina5953]

@@slowery43 Not about you either you TOOL.

[@daveogarf]

@@slowery43 - (*soul)

[@eddeewhat5553]

Big fan big big fan

[@redpat8832]

I used to find these guys grossly irritating, but this was a good narrative! 👏👏

[@automatedelectronics6062]

So, what facts did they hide? Nothing new here. All has been common knowledge forever.

[@xqqqme]

Hey, at least he didn't say they were "insane facts"

[@Dave11000]

My mom got Moe's autograph in the '40s and said he was a nice guy. When I watched them as a kid, their short films were in poor condition with crackling and skips, so we assumed they wouldn't be around much longer. Thank goodness for computer enhancement technology.

[@garymazzeo3490]

Veta-graph Studios???...... It is pronounced Vi-A-graph Studio.....😶

[@battlestarmarc]

3 stooges were awesome. Lol whenever moe would slap shemp and his slicked up hair would fly into in mess. Curly was funny.

[@billk7509]

I think Larry was not given the recognition that he deserved. He was the glue that held it together between Moe the Bully and Curly or Shemp which was the dimwit. Some things Larry did cracked me up " oh look a tarantula" I loved them all though.

[@hadleymanmusic]

My dad said I would always call it the 2 dooges. He would tell me no 3 stooges I would say uh uh 2 dooges