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See the best of Curly in The Three Stooges all this fall on MeTV
Get your Nyuks starting on September 12.
The season is called fall for a reason. The leaves fall from the trees. The temperatures drop. And, now, Curly Howard will be taking tumbles, slips and pratfalls all throughout autumn on MeTV.
Starting Saturday, September 12 at 6PM | 5C, MeTV presents the best of Curly from The Three Stooges. We have hand-selected "soiten" shorts that showcase the funniest moments of the beloved Stooge. Naturally, we're calling it Fall for Curly.
The three-month seasonal event kicks off this Saturday with some key pieces of Curly history.
"Disorder in the Court" (1936) features the first time his name was spelled "Curly" instead of "Curley" in the opening credits, and the first time he was listed first in the trio. "In the Sweet Pie and Pie" (1941) features an iconic pie fight. He gets disguised as a mummy in "We Want Our Mummy" (1939) and pretends to be an admiral in "Three Little Sew and Sews" (1939).
Check out our show page for The Three Stooges to see upcoming episodes.
That's only the beginning. Tune in every Saturday at 6PM | 5C for two hours of the best Curly Howard moments that will have you spinning on the floor and saying, "Nyuk! Nyuk! Nyuk!"
19 Comments
Disorder in the court
all the worlds a stooge - frankie johnny and Mabel
pain in the pullman
plumbing we will go
how high is up ("hows your sausage? Ok it s a bit tough Thats a rivet)
dutiful but dumb - the oyster soup is HILarious!
they stooge to conga
I'm glad I don't have to worry about setting a reminder to watch these knuckleheads. I am fortunate to have their collection. Also, I don't have to see METV's {I think I've seen it on there, on those rare occasions when I have watched;} "watermark," in the lower right corner.
Even though I won't be viewing them on Saturdays, I do hope METV has thought to include 3 Curly shorts: Calling All Curs, {1939,} Curly was in his element in this short. He, in real life, loved dogs.
Micro-Phonies {1945 one of his last shorts.} The one where he dresses up as a woman, and lip synchs while Christine McIntyre sings "Voice O Spring."
One final one I think they should show, {even though he's only in it for a minute, is 1946's "Hold That Lion." It is the one and only short that the Howard Brothers and Larry appear together.
vernacular? thats a derby