Stan, Ollie, Charley, The Rascals, The Stooges, The Bowerys and Friends

Marla had her first and last words in all 30 episodes. 1929: Unaccustomed Enough of Small Talk First: Kids, dinner's ready. Do you wash your hands? Last: Tracy, there goes the nightlife. 1930: Everybody Knows That We're Hog Wild First: Hey, Stan, Ollie, I'll get Wheezer, Dorothy and Matthew after that so John and I decided to go to the restaurant. Last: I'll be dad gum. 1931: A Hasty Love Business First: Hey, Dorothy, come on over here and help me out. Last: I love you too Sonny. 1932: Delivered to the Wrong Man First: Sherwood, Kendall, get in here now. Last: I should kept my mouth shut. 1933: Crime on Their Hands First: Ollie, guess what? Marion cancelled your wedding because of her affair with someone else. Last: Do you understand Me? 1934: The Stooges Are In First: Thanks, Larry (not to Fine, but to Cole). Last: What do you say? 1935: Etiquette and Misdemeanor First: Hey, Miss McDaniel, I'm going downtown to get some stuff for my new friends. Last: Hey, Porky, d...

After 1946, football stars and NASCAR drivers, who had a time machine, decided to have more works in 13 episodes. 1946 - Eddie's Back Blaine Nye: Theater Worker John Fitzgerald: Theater Worker Larry Cole: Theater Worker Lee Roy Jordan: Cop Charlie Waters: Cop 1947 - No Other Witty People None 1948 - Marla and Gabe, the Cops Blaine Nye: Theater Worker Larry Cole: Cop John Fitzgerald: Cop Lee Roy Jordan: Cop Charlie Waters: Cop 1949 - The Stooges on the Run Blaine Nye: Original Plumber Pat Donovan: Original Plumber Larry Cole: Cop John Fitzgerald: Cop Lee Roy Jordan: Cop Charlie Waters: Cop 1950 - Stooping Around D.D. Lewis: Cop Charlie Waters: Cop Pat Donovan: Cop Larry Cole: Cop John Fitzgerald: Cop 1951 - Trying to Love Two Women None 1952 - Exiled on the Wrong Trek D.D. Lewis: Cop Pat Donovan: Cop Tom Rafferty: Cop John Fitzgerald: Cop Larry Cole: Cop 1953 - Tricky Dicks to the Jalopies D.D. Lewis: Cop Pat Donovan: Cop Tom Rafferty: Cop John Fitzgerald: Cop Larry Cole: Cop J.D. M...

Last Cast Changes: Ron Bouchard, Jimmy Murphy, Connie Cezon and Philip Van Zandt were leaving, and Greta Thyssen and Muriel Landers were the last two to joined in. Plot: The Stooges had their bad luck as Moe and Larry were arrested for the fake UFO after Moe was arrested for being a psychiatrist. They accidentally stole Greta's suitcase. Muriel Landers was singing a song as Gail Bonney was a mean woman who harasses Joe for stomping the cake. Marla told the Stooges to leave Gail alone. Moe does not help with Ronnie, but has a disguise as a psychiatrist. Larry and Joe were working with Muriel. Sach had a dream about the money. Marla was with John and Fred as Moe was arrested for impersonating a psychiatrist. The real German psychiatrist was on vacation. Muriel was with Larry and Joe for dancing and singing as Emil decided to arrest Moe and Larry for the fake UFO, and Gail kicked Joe out. Keith, Randy, Dwight and Russ were the cops as Marla had a note from Greta Thyssen. The Stooges s...

Cast Changes: Leo Gorcey, Danny Welton, Doris Kemper and Queenie Smith were leaving, and Joe Besser, Jimmy Murphy and Eddie LeRoy were joining in. Connie Cezon was the only one who rejoined the set. Plot: This episode talks about Marla's hard times after receiving a phone call from Benny Rubin, and she collapsed after Ronnie Thomas was mad at her about the rear end. The Stooges, Marla and The Bowerys see the Goon. It was February 1957 when Moe, Larry and Joe Besser came to see the girls, including Maxine Gates. Sach, Duke and Chuck were with Myron as Mrs. Kelly got sick. Marla had a phone call from Benny Rubin, who had an uncredited voice cameo role, not even as May Wallace in the 1931 episode. He hung up on Marla as Ronnie was mad at Marla about the rear end, and she collapsed while they were in Richmond. Connie Cezon was with Joe as Larry and Moe were there. Marla heard the noise as she told the Stooges to keep the voice down. Blinky gave Sach a hamburger, and the Stooges went to...

Cast Changes: After Bernard and Shemp's deaths, Bennie Bartlett, Buddy Arrington, Lyle Talbot, Jean Willes, Benny Rubin and Kenneth MacDonald were leaving. Doris Kemper, Queenie Smith, Stanley Clements and Danny Welton were joined in. Ronnie Thomas and Philip Van Zandt were the only two were rejoined. Plot: Marla reunited the boy, who is now grown up and changed his name to Shifty, and revived as Carl. Danny was fired, and he and five more men had a fight at Emil's house. A year earlier, the three girls were upset about Shemp, not even as Moe and Larry. Louie's Sweet Shop decided to close down due to the owner's death, and Alfalfa came back as Shifty, the gold mine man. His real name is Carl. The younger self appeared as a stock footage of "The Pinch Singer." Carl took Marla to her house, and cut back to April 1956. Marla was at Philip Van Zandt's apartment, worried about his food. Moe and Larry were there. Slip and Sach were with Ms. Kate Kelly, played by...

Cast Changes: Ronnie Thomas, Christine McIntyre, Philip Van Zandt, Vernon Dent, Larry Cole, Charlie Waters, Pat Donovan, Tom Rafferty and D.D. Lewis were leaving. Keith Fahnhorst, Randy Cross, Dwight Clark, John Ayers, Fred Quillan, Russ Francis, Benny Rubin, Lyle Talbot and Jean Willes were joining. Kenneth MacDonald and Buddy Arrington were rejoined. Plot: This episode talks about the Stooges who decided to look for a crook after he shot Sach's two cousins, and a tall man dead, and Chuck's injuries were after the arrest. At the club, Shemp and Larry saw Moe talking to Charlie, played by Emil, and they went on to fight, but Shemp and Larry saw Jane, played by Jean Willes. Marla saw them fight as she told the Stooges to have a disguise to go to the museum. Louie and the Bowery Boys were not going anywhere because Sach's family had a note. Dayton Lummis and Amanda Blake played as cousins, and Ronald Keith played Twig, and Marla called him a twig boy. Louie, Sach and Slip vis...