I hope you all enjoy my latest Three Stooges goofs video. The last two were over the Curly - ruclips.net/video/ExQD7xjO0qY/видео.html and Shemp - ruclips.net/video/EBXwvrs9bu4/видео.html time periods. This time it's Joe Besser's turn.
One bit of Joe Besser trivia you didn't include: after his appearances as a Stooge, he was a regular on "The Joey Bishop Show" (the sitcom, not the talk show of the same title that came a few years later).
I never cared for the Joe Besser shorts, but I am grateful that he was keeping the troup going. I still watch these shorts every chance I get. I'm a 63 year old kid.
Joe was funny in his own right. What really made me like him in a whole new light was the ending of "Rusty Romeos" when he gave that gold digger what she deserved in the end! 😂
I remember when Joe Besser passed away in 1988 (age 80). He got a lengthy obituary! If it hadn't been for his stint as a Stooge the death notice would have simply read: Joe Besser. Best remembered for his work with Abbot & Costello and Joey Bishop". That would have been it! Most Stooge fan do not consider this their best period. (Svenghoulie even apologizes whenever he runs a Besser short.) But after Larry and Moe died in 1975 (and Curly-Joe unable to get around) Besser became the official spokesman for the team When the Stooges finally received their Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Joe Besser was there to represent them!
I think a lot of Stooge fans may not have seen his other work possibly like the Abbott and Costello show where he's hilarious. Curly is the funniest no doubt about it, but I think all the Stooges were great and there's something good to say about every phase they went through from Curly all the way through to Curly Joe.
I think most true Stooge fans appreciate Joe. Few, if any, like him as much as Curly or Shemp, but his willingness to step in and keep the act going is worth something.
Although Curly will always be my favorite 3rd Stooge, I've begun to appreciate the comic contributions of Shemp and Joe Besser to the franchise. I had the pleasure of meeting Joe when The Three Stooges got their star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1983, and he was an absolute gentleman and as funny as all get out.
Joe, taken on his own merits, is a very funny guy. The major flaws of those shorts with him were bad writing and Moe & Larry getting a bit older (not much can be done about that, no matter who the third stooge was.) Thanks for this. I very much enjoy your blooper films.
I feel that Jackie Coogan would have been the perfect 3rd Stooge after Shemp's passing. His portrayal of Uncle Fester in the "Addams Family" TV series was very Stooge-like.
Not a Curly, for sure. But, you really can't blame the Stooges for trying to carry on after Curly and Shemp both died. Also, I think they owed them those last shorts to the cheap skates at Columbia.
Joe wasn’t my favorite but he was original and good at what he did .I like Joe and I am grateful he accepted his position in the Stooges because I read about some of the other possibilities and none of them fit as well . The Stooges needed him
Nice video ,I really enjoyed it.Joe Besser was a re occurring member on the Joey Bishop tv series bringing his usual comedic talents to the show.I seem to recall reading something about one episode where Mr.Besser really stood out and was getting the majority of the laughs from the studio audience, and after the filming was then supposedly scolded by the shows star Joey Bishop who warned Mr.Besser that this was the Joey Bishop show,not the Joe Besser show.I remember being struck by how someone being in a cast and bringing his contributions could be looked down upon for improving the overall product
I've grown to appreciate Shemp a lot over the years. It would've been interesting to see how things would've progressed had he lived longer (and Besser never brought on). I do agree Curly was the best "3rd" stooge though. Hard to ignore his ingenuity with comedy.
2:15 The thing is, they were gets tons of criticism from concerned parents who thought the stooges were setting a bad example for kids. So that's why Joe made that suggestion. They tried it, it didnt work.
Joe Besser was a guest on the Doug Herth radio program in Pittsburgh around 1982. Callers would call in to ask him questions, but his hearing had gone bad by then and he could barely hear the questions. He also kept trying to steer the conversation to other work he had done aside from the 3 Stooges. I don't blame him, as he shouldn't be judged by two years out of a long career.
Yes, it should be noted that the two Joes (Besser and DeRita) as well as Shemp spent many years performing outside of the Three Stooges. However, Besser is the only one whose career continued after his time as a Stooge. Of course, that's because his time as a Stooge wasn't ended by illness or death.
Fun fact: A Merry Mix-up bears the distinction of being the one time (that I know of) in Larry's show biz career that he's called by his birth name: Louis.
Each set of triplets has a name beginning with the same letter. Moe, Max, Morris Larry, Louis, Luke Joe, Jack, Jeff Funny. Besser doesn't look "Jeff-ish".
I didn't see nearly as many of the shorts with Joe as U did with the other members of the team. When I was really young, I didn't realize that Curly (Howard) and Curly Joe (DeRita) were different people.
As someone who has watched & Loved the Three Stooges, I can say say while unpopular I will say Joe could have worked in the act a lot better if they made Larry the 3rd stooge (think like Curly & Shemp) and Joe being the middle stooge, however I believe the issue with the shorts in this era was the writing for the newer shorts were getting pretty weak & the remakes didn’t really help with the writing ether since the Colombia shorts were also beginning to dip in budget (hence why there was so much stock footage in the remakes at this time along with the later shorts with Shemp).
With Moe Howard's hair slicked back, we can really see how closely he resembles his brother Shemp in that freezeframe. I had heard that the reason Curly was shorn was to make him look less like Moe as well.
I heard that when Curly was brought in to replace Shemp circa 1933 Ted Healy didn't think he looked funny enough to be one of his Stooges. Jerry Howard had thick wavy hair and a well-groomed mustache. It's only after he shaved his head that he was accepted as a Stooge in Ted Healy's act and named Curly. His earliest film appearances show him with the mustache.
im goign to guess based on what gets shown on tv (unless there's issues with copyrights, or fee's, or royalties, etc.) that besser stuff is not popular. you rarely see it. i mean even though shemp didn't do as many episodes as curly did you just about see them fairly evenly compared to joe when you take into consideration how many less shorts shemp did.
While I agree with most that Besser's shorts are inferior, I always felt that his "not so haaaaard" shtick COULD have worked for the Stooges, had the writing been better, and had Besser been more willing to embrace the physical comedy. You can't blame him for, at that point in his career, not being keen on getting slapped and eye-poked repeatedly. But that hurt the presentation for sure. The bigger problem was scripts that were increasingly childish, plot-driven, and just not funny.
I always thought the Stooge shorts with Joe Besser were really weird. Of all the Stooges he was my least favorite. I even like Curly Joe more. But in the end I love the Stooges like I love pizza. Even when it’s bad it’s still pretty good.
Jerry Lewis, a Stooge? Would never work. Too tall. Moe would've had to aim his fingers too high. Besides, if you think Joe was too whiney, imagine Lewis as a Stooge. Jerry: "STOP WITH THE HITTING AND THE POKING AND THE HURTING!" Gleason? Poor Larry! Stuck between TWO ill-tempered loudmouths!
Besser gets unfairly slammed for his brief time with the Stooges. He was funny enough. His persona was of a whiny, man-child and it surely worked great on the first season of Abbott and Costello as Stinky. He later had a recurring role for 4 seasons on the Joey Bishop sitcom from 1961-65. He once said at an autograph show that fans were much more fond of him as Stinky than Joe. But by 1957, following Shemps untimely passing, the act had gotten a bit stale, let's face it.
I'd always heard that Joe Besser was hired because Joe DeRita wasn't available at that time. Besser also was in the cast of "The Joey Bishop Show," playing Jillson, the building's maintenance man, in the 1960's.
Shemp is my fav...but I've got no ill will towards JoeDeRita or Besser....as a matter of fact much appreciative they kept The Three Stooges going Darn...was really hoping you didn't spot the farm animals
I had an older sister that enjoyed the Three Stooges. At that time, they were on a Boston MA station WSBK 9-10:30 in the morning on a Sunday. If she went to bed early on a Saturday night, sometimes she would write a note that if the 1st short was a Curly wake her up! If the 1st short was a Shemp, I'd need to inform her. Sometimes she would wake up, sometimes stay in bed. If the 1st short was a Joe short all bets were off and I would let her sleep. But sometimes she would sleep through the 90 minutes and I would have to inform her what shorts aired. This is not a goof but there are some rumors that in the short Sappy Bull Fighters, (1:30-1:40) a young Mary Tyler Moore could possibly be one of the ballet dancers warming up in the background. Take a look again to see if you agree or not. Guns A Poppin is the Joe short that my favorite. Yes, it's a remake of Idiots Deluxe with Curly. It's Moe with Oh My Nerves. I must have 106 and 7/8 and telling the cat to be quiet and quit stomping around that always get me laughing with both shorts.
Nice presentation--though not every "goof" really is one, of course. A goof is done inadvertently. Those unmoving farm animals were consequences of a limited budget, and not carelessness. To place real animals in the same shot as the spaceship would have required 1) a matte image bringing live animals into a long shot similar to the one we see; or 2) a cut to a full-sized lower portion of the ship, with real animals standing nearby. But the animals have no pertinence to anything in the script, and so there was no chance that White would have spent that kind of money for what was just a quick insert. Harry Cohn would have killed him!
Joe's first appearance was in an episode with the word "Goofs" in the title. It was a coincidence! 😃 Joe had to be the next to join the trio, due to Shemp's passing, right? Its something sad. 😔 I liked the Goofs video! 😃😊👍👏
Curly>Shemp>Joe>Curly Joe. All were funny, but you can't really beat Curly as the third Stooge. Shemp came the closest, and being a founding member who helped invent the act in the first place it's no wonder why. Joe was funny, he had his own unique schtick and it worked with the Stooges. But Curly Joe was just an inferior copy of Curly. You couldn't help but compare him to Curly because you could tell he was trying to emulate his style. And though funny at times, he didn't come close to the original. Michael Chiklis and Will Sasso did a better Curly imitation of Curly in the more recent films than Curly Joe did.
Me and my brothers preferred the ones without Joe but apparently he left a big impression because I remember us doing the limp wristed “NOT SO HAAAAAHHHHHHDDD!” Maybe we thought he was trying to be like Shemp and Curly and that was why we didn’t like him so much. We didn’t realize he had a huge career in his own, right! Thank you for the extra info. I tried to watch the videos as soon as I can when I see them.
At first I didn't really care for Joe Besser as his role as a Stooge, but what won me over was at the end of "Rusty Romeos" where Joe shot the gold digger in her rear end with a nail gun and called her a Jezebel! 😂
That was my favorite Joe Besser moment as well. If only because Joe was the only Stooge who wised up and realized SHE was the one they should blame for three-timing them.
I thought the one he was in with Verdie the horse sister and the space women were funny in their own right! Same hijinks, just a different third man! That "rocket" was pretty funny and cool! Almost as good as the one that looked like a coffee pot in "Abbott and Costello go to Mars"! Haha!
One of my favorite three stooge goofs is with curly when he holds out a finger that Moe goes to bite, but curly switches hands so that he can bite the correct finger.
Did you ever see the South Park parody of The 3 Stooges? It was pretty dark and twisted but still funny in it's own way. I was just wondering what a Hulk vs The 3 Stooges would look like. It would be hard to pull off due to the black and white but in my imagination it seems hilarious 😂
Did you see my Hulk Three Stooges imaginary team-up videos? I think I did three of them so far. Here's the first one - ruclips.net/video/futXSi3u4uY/видео.html I never saw South Park, but for some reason that whole, "respect my authority" quote has stayed with me from that show.
Joe Besser was a weak third stooge after the decades of comedy from Curly and Shemp. He does, however, look like a comic genius compared to the very weak Curly Joe. The stooges hit rock bottom with him.
'Joe' couldn't hold up to being a stooge on his utmost best day. Basically, imho, he sucked & should've never gotten the opportunity to be a stooge. Ever.🤷♂️
I love your channel but PLEASE stop using ironic instead of coincidental. Irony is when something is the opposite of what it’s defined to be(i.e. the ice was so cold it burned my skin)
ok. It's kind of coincidental you should say that a few other people were fussing about the way I say coincidental. But, I'll do my best to remember that. Thanks. 😀
Just curious and I don't mean to be disrespectful but was Joe gay? I love the stooges. Especially the original cast members. Shemp was my least favorite.
I hope you all enjoy my latest Three Stooges goofs video. The last two were over the Curly - ruclips.net/video/ExQD7xjO0qY/видео.html and Shemp - ruclips.net/video/EBXwvrs9bu4/видео.html time periods. This time it's Joe Besser's turn.
One bit of Joe Besser trivia you didn't include: after his appearances as a Stooge, he was a regular on "The Joey Bishop Show" (the sitcom, not the talk show of the same title that came a few years later).
I never cared for the Joe Besser shorts, but I am grateful that he was keeping the troup going. I still watch these shorts every chance I get. I'm a 63 year old kid.
Tough act to follow, wouldn't you say.
Joe was funny in his own right. What really made me like him in a whole new light was the ending of "Rusty Romeos" when he gave that gold digger what she deserved in the end! 😂
Joe gets my vote as a funny 3rd stooge in his own right.
I remember when Joe Besser passed away in 1988 (age 80). He got a lengthy obituary! If it hadn't been for his stint as a Stooge the death notice would have simply read: Joe Besser. Best remembered for his work with Abbot & Costello and Joey Bishop". That would have been it!
Most Stooge fan do not consider this their best period. (Svenghoulie even apologizes whenever he runs a Besser short.) But after Larry and Moe died in 1975 (and Curly-Joe unable to get around) Besser became the official spokesman for the team When the Stooges finally received their Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame Joe Besser was there to represent them!
I think a lot of Stooge fans may not have seen his other work possibly like the Abbott and Costello show where he's hilarious. Curly is the funniest no doubt about it, but I think all the Stooges were great and there's something good to say about every phase they went through from Curly all the way through to Curly Joe.
It took me a while but I grew to appreciate Joe's style of humor. He kept the stooges going that much longer. Thanks for posting ☺️
Moe: Hold your tongue!
Joe Besser: I can’t! It’s too SLIPpery!
I think most true Stooge fans appreciate Joe. Few, if any, like him as much as Curly or Shemp, but his willingness to step in and keep the act going is worth something.
I have to agree with "tv crazy guy" I liked Joe Besser, took time to adjust to him.😊
I liked Joe a whole lot!
Although Curly will always be my favorite 3rd Stooge, I've begun to appreciate the comic contributions of Shemp and Joe Besser to the franchise. I had the pleasure of meeting Joe when The Three Stooges got their star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1983, and he was an absolute gentleman and as funny as all get out.
That's awesome! I remember seeing a report on that event on Entertainment Tonight when I was a kid.
My wife and I lived in Pasadena in 1983, and were delighted to be present to see Joe on that fun (and hot) day!
Joe, taken on his own merits, is a very funny guy. The major flaws of those shorts with him were bad writing and Moe & Larry getting a bit older (not much can be done about that, no matter who the third stooge was.) Thanks for this. I very much enjoy your blooper films.
I feel that Jackie Coogan would have been the perfect 3rd Stooge after Shemp's passing. His portrayal of Uncle Fester in the "Addams Family" TV series was very Stooge-like.
I love these classic three stooges and their goofs love it
Not a Curly, for sure. But, you really can't blame the Stooges for trying to carry on after Curly and Shemp both died. Also, I think they owed them those last shorts to the cheap skates at Columbia.
Joe wasn’t my favorite but he was original and good at what he did .I like Joe and I am grateful he accepted his position in the Stooges because I read about some of the other possibilities and none of them fit as well . The Stooges needed him
I remember him best as Stinky Fields.
Even as a kid watching the Joe's shorts I thought they were too "out there", too futuristic and I never got into them.
Personally I thought Joes best TV work was with Abbott & Costello. Brought a different mentality to the Stooges though🥰🥰🥰
Nice video ,I really enjoyed it.Joe Besser was a re occurring member on the Joey Bishop tv series bringing his usual comedic talents to the show.I seem to recall reading something about one episode where Mr.Besser really stood out and was getting the majority of the laughs from the studio audience, and after the filming was then supposedly scolded by the shows star Joey Bishop who warned Mr.Besser that this was the Joey Bishop show,not the Joe Besser show.I remember being struck by how someone being in a cast and bringing his contributions could be looked down upon for improving the overall product
I've grown to appreciate Shemp a lot over the years. It would've been interesting to see how things would've progressed had he lived longer (and Besser never brought on). I do agree Curly was the best "3rd" stooge though. Hard to ignore his ingenuity with comedy.
2:15 The thing is, they were gets tons of criticism from concerned parents who thought the stooges were setting a bad example for kids. So that's why Joe made that suggestion. They tried it, it didnt work.
OOF!!! I can see now why I've never seen any of the Joe Besser shorts.
Joe Besser was a guest on the Doug Herth radio program in Pittsburgh around 1982. Callers would call in to ask him questions, but his hearing had gone bad by then and he could barely hear the questions. He also kept trying to steer the conversation to other work he had done aside from the 3 Stooges. I don't blame him, as he shouldn't be judged by two years out of a long career.
Yes, it should be noted that the two Joes (Besser and DeRita) as well as Shemp spent many years performing outside of the Three Stooges. However, Besser is the only one whose career continued after his time as a Stooge. Of course, that's because his time as a Stooge wasn't ended by illness or death.
My great great … cousin Joe Besser
Fun fact: A Merry Mix-up bears the distinction of being the one time (that I know of) in Larry's show biz career that he's called by his birth name: Louis.
I never knew of the triplets Louis, Max, and Jack that Larry was Louis.
Each set of triplets has a name beginning with the same letter.
Moe, Max, Morris
Larry, Louis, Luke
Joe, Jack, Jeff
Funny. Besser doesn't look "Jeff-ish".
@@radicalross7700 Wow... Now I know. Thanks.
I didn't see nearly as many of the shorts with Joe as U did with the other members of the team. When I was really young, I didn't realize that Curly (Howard) and Curly Joe (DeRita) were different people.
2:55 You can see Larry's stand in too!!!
Curly was a true comic genius.
As someone who has watched & Loved the Three Stooges, I can say say while unpopular I will say Joe could have worked in the act a lot better if they made Larry the 3rd stooge (think like Curly & Shemp) and Joe being the middle stooge, however I believe the issue with the shorts in this era was the writing for the newer shorts were getting pretty weak & the remakes didn’t really help with the writing ether since the Colombia shorts were also beginning to dip in budget (hence why there was so much stock footage in the remakes at this time along with the later shorts with Shemp).
You should do a video about the green hornet The green hornet with the Bruce lee
I have been thinking about that.
I like Joe. I like them all. The more l know about them, the more l like them, too.
He was the only one who lived after I was born. The rest passed before I was born.
With Moe Howard's hair slicked back, we can really see how closely he resembles
his brother Shemp in that freezeframe. I had heard that the reason Curly was shorn was to make him look less like Moe as well.
I heard that when Curly was brought in to replace Shemp circa 1933 Ted Healy didn't think he looked funny enough to be one of his Stooges. Jerry Howard had thick wavy hair and a well-groomed mustache. It's only after he shaved his head that he was accepted as a Stooge in Ted Healy's act and named Curly. His earliest film appearances show him with the mustache.
i enjoy them all :)
im goign to guess based on what gets shown on tv (unless there's issues with copyrights, or fee's, or royalties, etc.) that besser stuff is not popular. you rarely see it. i mean even though shemp didn't do as many episodes as curly did you just about see them fairly evenly compared to joe when you take into consideration how many less shorts shemp did.
Well, the Curly and Shemp shorts are probably more popular, which is one factor, but there's a lot fewer shorts with Joe in them on top of that.
Been waiting for another one of these. Have to say Joe was never my favorite
While I agree with most that Besser's shorts are inferior, I always felt that his "not so haaaaard" shtick COULD have worked for the Stooges, had the writing been better, and had Besser been more willing to embrace the physical comedy. You can't blame him for, at that point in his career, not being keen on getting slapped and eye-poked repeatedly. But that hurt the presentation for sure. The bigger problem was scripts that were increasingly childish, plot-driven, and just not funny.
I always thought the Stooge shorts with Joe Besser were really weird.
Of all the Stooges he was my least favorite. I even like Curly Joe more.
But in the end I love the Stooges like I love pizza.
Even when it’s bad it’s still pretty good.
I like them all. It's kind of neat how the Stooges got a lot more sci-fi in the 50's and 60's with the movies.
Jerry Lewis, a Stooge? Would never work. Too tall. Moe would've had to aim his fingers too high. Besides, if you think Joe was too whiney, imagine Lewis as a Stooge.
Jerry: "STOP WITH THE HITTING AND THE POKING AND THE HURTING!"
Gleason? Poor Larry! Stuck between TWO ill-tempered loudmouths!
Besser gets unfairly slammed for his brief time with the Stooges. He was funny enough. His persona was of a whiny, man-child and it surely worked great on the first season of Abbott and Costello as Stinky. He later had a recurring role for 4 seasons on the Joey Bishop sitcom from 1961-65. He once said at an autograph show that fans were much more fond of him as Stinky than Joe. But by 1957, following Shemps untimely passing, the act had gotten a bit stale, let's face it.
I'd always heard that Joe Besser was hired because Joe DeRita wasn't available at that time. Besser also was in the cast of "The Joey Bishop Show," playing Jillson, the building's maintenance man, in the 1960's.
The best Joe Besser short in my opinion was Oil's Well That Ends Well.
Shemp is my fav...but I've got no ill will towards JoeDeRita or Besser....as a matter of fact much appreciative they kept The Three Stooges going
Darn...was really hoping you didn't spot the farm animals
That's my view. They kept the Stooges going which led to cartoons, movies, and lots of comic books to collect.
I had an older sister that enjoyed the Three Stooges. At that time, they were on a Boston MA station WSBK 9-10:30 in the morning on a Sunday. If she went to bed early on a Saturday night, sometimes she would write a note that if the 1st short was a Curly wake her up! If the 1st short was a Shemp, I'd need to inform her. Sometimes she would wake up, sometimes stay in bed. If the 1st short was a Joe short all bets were off and I would let her sleep. But sometimes she would sleep through the 90 minutes and I would have to inform her what shorts aired. This is not a goof but there are some rumors that in the short Sappy Bull Fighters, (1:30-1:40) a young Mary Tyler Moore could possibly be one of the ballet dancers warming up in the background. Take a look again to see if you agree or not. Guns A Poppin is the Joe short that my favorite. Yes, it's a remake of Idiots Deluxe with Curly. It's Moe with Oh My Nerves. I must have 106 and 7/8 and telling the cat to be quiet and quit stomping around that always get me laughing with both shorts.
If not for Joe Besser... they would have gotten someone else, or waited/arranged for Joe DeRita to become available.
Joe Besser as Jillson on the Joey Bishop Show is the best.
Nice presentation--though not every "goof" really is one, of course. A goof is done inadvertently. Those unmoving farm animals were consequences of a limited budget, and not carelessness. To place real animals in the same shot as the spaceship would have required 1) a matte image bringing live animals into a long shot similar to the one we see; or 2) a cut to a full-sized lower portion of the ship, with real animals standing nearby. But the animals have no pertinence to anything in the script, and so there was no chance that White would have spent that kind of money for what was just a quick insert. Harry Cohn would have killed him!
I’d never watch them with besser now though when younger didn’t know much better. It just wouldn’t be the three stooges
Joe's first appearance was in an episode with the word "Goofs" in the title. It was a coincidence! 😃
Joe had to be the next to join the trio, due to Shemp's passing, right? Its something sad. 😔
I liked the Goofs video! 😃😊👍👏
Thanks
@@tvcrazyman You're welcome. 👍
Joe Besser is alright as a Stooge, I have to give him credit for stepping in when Shemp passed away. I always prefer Curly and Shemp Howard though.
Curly>Shemp>Joe>Curly Joe. All were funny, but you can't really beat Curly as the third Stooge. Shemp came the closest, and being a founding member who helped invent the act in the first place it's no wonder why. Joe was funny, he had his own unique schtick and it worked with the Stooges. But Curly Joe was just an inferior copy of Curly. You couldn't help but compare him to Curly because you could tell he was trying to emulate his style. And though funny at times, he didn't come close to the original. Michael Chiklis and Will Sasso did a better Curly imitation of Curly in the more recent films than Curly Joe did.
Me and my brothers preferred the ones without Joe but apparently he left a big impression because I remember us doing the limp wristed “NOT SO HAAAAAHHHHHHDDD!” Maybe we thought he was trying to be like Shemp and Curly and that was why we didn’t like him so much. We didn’t realize he had a huge career in his own, right! Thank you for the extra info. I tried to watch the videos as soon as I can when I see them.
Whether you loved them or hated them, you can credit each of the men who filled the role of the Third Stooge in their own way.
At first I didn't really care for Joe Besser as his role as a Stooge, but what won me over was at the end of "Rusty Romeos" where Joe shot the gold digger in her rear end with a nail gun and called her a Jezebel! 😂
That was my favorite Joe Besser moment as well. If only because Joe was the only Stooge who wised up and realized SHE was the one they should blame for three-timing them.
When I was a kid I thought Joe was doing a gay act ( without explicitly saying so ) but Joe explained him as a spoiled Mama’s boy …
I thought the one he was in with Verdie the horse sister and the space women were funny in their own right! Same hijinks, just a different third man! That "rocket" was pretty funny and cool! Almost as good as the one that looked like a coffee pot in "Abbott and Costello go to Mars"! Haha!
Kool stuff!!!!
Hiring the horrible Joe Besser to replace Sheep was the biggest goof in Stooges history.
One of my favorite three stooge goofs is with curly when he holds out a finger that Moe goes to bite, but curly switches hands so that he can bite the correct finger.
Dizzy Detectives.
At 8:23, is that Dan Blocker, aka Hoss Cartwright, as the monster?
Yep, it sure is.
I never realized that Dan Blocker did an episode of The Three Stooges before he went on to play Hoss Cartwright on Bonanza.
More awesome goofs bud 😀
Thanks Pratman!
The Three Stooges had tons of goofs
I like the joe shorts more than anything curly joe did with them after i just always thought he was the gay stooge
If curly and shemp didn't have to die if they where healthy none of this would have happened
Joe was good.
He tried. He was contracted.
The clips for rick nineg in the future
I'm not sure I understand.
@@tvcrazyman because I have been watching the same things that he did but he had loads more information about the shorts
And he is possibly gonna come up with Joe Besser shorts in the future when he gets there, now do you understand?
I watch his videos myself from time to time. He does have a lot of interesting information.@@joshuabrophy4585
@@tvcrazyman exactly
u just coulnd't resist that joke of igetting it in the end when they get hit with knives int he butt could u
Nope. I couldn't resist.😀
Did you ever see the South Park parody of The 3 Stooges? It was pretty dark and twisted but still funny in it's own way. I was just wondering what a Hulk vs The 3 Stooges would look like. It would be hard to pull off due to the black and white but in my imagination it seems hilarious 😂
Did you see my Hulk Three Stooges imaginary team-up videos? I think I did three of them so far. Here's the first one - ruclips.net/video/futXSi3u4uY/видео.html I never saw South Park, but for some reason that whole, "respect my authority" quote has stayed with me from that show.
@@tvcrazyman awesome thank you.
Joe Besser was a weak third stooge after the decades of comedy from Curly and Shemp. He does, however, look like a comic genius compared to the very weak Curly Joe. The stooges hit rock bottom with him.
1:23. Stunt double.
'Joe' couldn't hold up to being a stooge on his utmost best day. Basically, imho, he sucked & should've never gotten the opportunity to be a stooge. Ever.🤷♂️
I love your channel but PLEASE stop using ironic instead of coincidental. Irony is when something is the opposite of what it’s defined to be(i.e. the ice was so cold it burned my skin)
ok. It's kind of coincidental you should say that a few other people were fussing about the way I say coincidental. But, I'll do my best to remember that. Thanks. 😀
Just curious and I don't mean to be disrespectful but was Joe gay? I love the stooges. Especially the original cast members. Shemp was my least favorite.
I always thought Joe Besser was funny.
Joe thought they were idiots, so that's what Stooge fans think of him. RIP ya Stooge you!
Joe ruined three Stooges
When Joe came wasn't same m
Couldn’t stand him