The THREE STOOGES Story - Hey Moe! Hey Dad! Ep. 3: Slap Happy
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- Опубликовано: 23 май 2022
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Through the 1930s, the Stooges star in wildly popular movie shorts laden with slapstick; Curly's off-screen adventures jeopardize the group's success.
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This is definitely a brilliant series!
Damn straight! How “Hey Moe! Hey Dad!” never won an Emmy(s) is beyond me. This series is almost as funny as the Moe-Larry-Curly/Shemp shorts, if not more 😂😂😂😂
I have been watching the boys since I was a little kid I am 42 and I am still watching, LOVE THE STOOGES THE BEST
This series is simply fantastic. So much great footage. Thank you for posting these.
As a kid, Shemp was my favorite. He was just so funny in his movements. Of course, I liked all of them, but later I really liked Larry because of his position. And this commentary on him 3/4 of the way through this episode is really awesome. And his voice was always my favorite.
Shemp and Larry are my favorites too, but I didn't appreciate Shemp fully until I was older. Larry is great because he can really take a hit! His reaction when he gets hit is always hilarious. He really looks and sounds like he got hurt. His floppy hair flying back and rebounding gives an extra dynamic to the hit. And he always looks unexpecting just before he gets it. Haha
Shemp is the goat. You know what you gonna get with curly. He's funny as hell but predictable. Shemp was a loose cannon 😆 and his hair made everything look brutal. Like the difference between a wrestler with long hair like triple H getting hit vs stone cold getting hit. Trips will always look better because his hair is gonna go wild from impact.
I would've loved to see their bloopers. LOL!!!
The Three Stooges make me laugh more than any entertainer ever. Moe is the funniest stooge. Spread out! . It wasnt just his slaps. Moe makes me lose it and I cant stop laughing even after its over. Curly and Shemp do the same and sometimes Larry.
Enjoying this immensely. What little there is of moe speaking off the movie set he strikes me as a down to earth guy with good common sense. Without any doubt curly was the inspiration for break dancing.
Curly on breaking...agreed. Some of the Moe pictures look to me like the impetus for the early Beatles haircuts.
0:41-3:15 music to my ears. Soon after I’ve watched all of the Moe-Larry-Curly/Shemp episodes (DeRita was okay, never liked Besser), I’ve watched Abbott & Costello’s Universal’s horror/comedy movies like Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein (along with Wolfman and Count Dracula)/Invisible Man/Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde/Mummy and Mexican Hayride/Go to Mars/Naughty Nineties; followed by Laurel & Hardy’s Oscar-Winning short The Music Box
15:12-15:47 slapstick at its finest
27:07-28:58 up until I saw Slap Happy of Hey Moe! Hey Dad!, I had absolutely NO CLUE that Joan Howard Maurer & Phyllis Fine were extras in Pop Goes the Easel 😱
36:56-44:44 music to my ears 🎼
Watch Abbott and Costello's "Hold That Ghost" (1941)! *Shemp makes an appearance.* Also, Joan Davis is GREAT with Lou Costello. I generally don't care for the musical bits except when Joan and Lou dance together (Comedy ensues.) and usually fast forward through them, but I like the comedy parts. It's ~90% comedy.
World needs more stooge fans
I so look forward to these! 😁😂👍👍
This is awesome!!
I'm enjoying this immensely! Slippery Silks(1936)is probably my all time favorite short.
Hahaha dropped the humongous wrench on his foot and Moe's reaction after acting like a wise guy. Curly grabs the wooden plank with nails and uses it. Hahahhahaha. Larry's genuine reaction to getting slapped after sliding down the fire pole hahahhahaaha ha.
“How you throw a pie depends on what part of the palm you use” - Moe Howard
Your father was a comedic genius, and supporting cast. Curly/ babe !!!!! The best. Larry Fine also integral.
Loving this series can't wait for episode 4
One of my favorite parts of this episode was the home movie of Curly's 1937 wedding, seeing not only Moe, Shemp, and Curly together, but also their parents, and Moe's daughter Joan.
The Beatles got their haircut idea from Moe.
The Three Stooges would've been great friends with Gomer Pyle and a TV show collab that never happened and it's The Three Stooges meeting Gomer Pyle
Put together better than Quickies Alone! Thks!
On with the binge watching....
Rarely do the people around the Stooges laugh at what their doing, but there are a few shorts where they do, and it feels very unusual to see them taking notice and actually laughing.
Another rarity are a few shorts where they are speaking jazz lingo, what we would call 'jive'.
They speak that way all through the short(s). If anyone knows which ones they are, please tell me? Thanks.
@6:49 it says that's the voice of Moe from a 1980s interview... Moe died in 1975... Is that his ghost?
46:09 that must be the rabbi who officiated curly's wedding.
I believe it was his dad, Sol.
Imma get some flack for this but... Pound for pound the greatest laughs the earth has ever know is the three stooges and the jackass crew. I've never laughed so hard repeatedly so much per min as those two legendary crews. And dare I say if it wasn't for the Stooges there would be no CKY/jackass. Bam slapping Ryan Dunn = Moe slapping curly. The baby powder to the face (the antique) of a sleeping Raab Himself is = to a pie in the face from Moe. The pranks on the unsuspecting public is = to the stooges disrupting high society. The humour and one liners of the jackass crew is = to the witty banter of the stooges. Jackass is the last of the long branch off of the stooges.
The Stooges were definitely an influence on the Jackass crew.
@@scottmoore1614 very similar yet very different. It's lightning in a bottle that struck twice.
This made my day 🥰
I don’t remember where I heard it, but Larry, Moe, and Curly were representative of three stages of life…..
Curly is childhood
Larry is adulthood
And Moe is the cranky old man.
Think about it…
And where would Shemp go?
@@danbaranowski
The crazy uncle who lives in the basement
@@robertdragoff6909 😂😂😂😂
Other than the longest credits in history, these are great!
I just skip the first four minutes of each video.
@@haywoodyoudome why? 0:41-3:15 is music to my ears and I listen to it on repeat
@6:50 How could Moe have been interviewed for this radio station WERS in the 1980s? He had died in 1975.
Maybe it wasn't released until 1980? Lost audio maybe? Not saying that's what it is. But your are absolutely right.
@@jseedoubleu it sounded like Moe came back from the dead like Frank Sinatra is doing since 2019: releasing new animated music videos during the Christmas season based on his signature Christmas songs
Woopie is telling the truth here! Why does she lie everyday on TV now??
That's what her Jewish controllers are paying her to do.
Lol facts
Imo the entire reason for their popularity is that they’re more stupid than any of us viewers; therefore we feel smarter in comparison
26:42
Abbott and who? Laurel and who? The Marx Brothers who? None of them could hold a candle to the Stooges. However, how did Whoopi’s Goldberg get included in a Stooge documentary? Hard to handle as she makes me physically nauseated just looking at her. I just turn the volume down on her parts. She seems to like them, does she realize they’re white?
Saw whoopie get in on these, I stopped watching.
How sad your bigotry 'trumps' your limited intelligence...