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

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...

Cast Changes: John Fitzgerald, Buddy Arrington, J.D. McDuffie, Cecil Gordon, Dick Brooks, Murray Alper, Kenneth MacDonald and Connie Cezon were leaving. Charlie Waters, Emil Sitka, Christine McIntyre and Philip Van Zandt were rejoining the scene as Ron Bouchard was the only one to join in. Plot: The episode features the style of the Stooges, Marla, Slip and Sach. Louie, Slip and Sach went to France, and the Stooges were arrested for the IRS. Marla was waiting on Ronnie Thomas after Vernon introduced to her. Emmett Lynn was the guest as he was singing a song as the Ella ending girls saw the Stooges. Sach, Slip and Louie were headed to France except Chuck and Butch. Marla had a note from Louie saying that Herbie is adopted by the Wilkins family after his biological parents were killed by Slug McGurk's brother Clug. Pat, Tom and D.D. were there as Marla was talking about Hank Williams and Herbie. Emmett was singing a song again as the Stooges married the Ellas. Sach told Louie to get ...

Cast Changes: Gil Stratton Jr., Emil Sitka, Angela Stevens and Mary Ainslee were leaving. Kenneth MacDonald, Dick Brooks and J.D. McDuffie were rejoining, and Murray Alper, Buddy Arrington and Cecil Gordon were also joined in. Plot: One man escaped with money, got killed by a thug, and Stooges decided to find a killer. Ten drivers, including Marty Robbins, had the important role. The two titles "Tricky Dicks" and "Jalopy" were part of it. The Stooges saw the guy named Slug McGurk, and he left with money. Vernon reveals that the owner of the house, Louie, was in England with the Bowery Boys. Marla called Louie that he needs to leave early. Kenneth MacDonald and Tom Kennedy, who was in the uncredited role, got the Stooges, and J.D. and Buck Simmons arrested the two, which had to be Slug's partners. Slip decided to be a race car driver, but Louie got mad at him. Daisy, played by Connie, decided to marry Shemp, but Marla told her not to. Buddy Arrington and Dick May...

Cast Changes: Charlie Waters, J.D. McDuffie, Tracy Leslie, Joe Bessey, Elton Sawyer, Buddy Gorman and Philip Van Zandt were leaving. Connie Cezon, Angela Stevens, Mary Ainslee, Gil Stratton Jr., Tom Rafferty and Ronnie Thomas were joining in. Dick Curtis was also leaving, but died that same year, not even as Symona Boniface two years prior. Plot: Added the word after Exiled was "On the Wrong Trek," and is the 1936 film by Charley Chase. The Stooges did not pay the bill as Sach decided to be a wrestler. The Stooges are at the hotel with Vernon while Marla and Ronnie Thomas were in the other hotel room. Louie told the boys that his twin brother Morris will stop by to see Louie. The Stooges decided to get paid, but destroyed the bed and the vase. Vernon told John, Pat and Tom Rafferty not to let the Stooges out. Morris finally visits Louie and Marla, and Vernon and Tom decide to visit the Stooges, and Tom says before Marla approaches... Tom: If you don't come out, I'll u...

Cast Changes - Adele Jergens, Christine McIntyre, Gabriel Dell and Kenneth MacDonald were leaving, J.D. McDuffie was joining in, and Philip Van Zandt, Dick Curtis and Bennie Bartlett rejoined. Plot: The ladies Babe London and Marla were trying to love two men each. Babe had Oliver Hardy and Shemp, and Marla had Louie and J.D. McDuffie, who was married with two children. The answer song is from the Oak Ridge Boys' "Trying to Love Two Women." Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel had the impromptu return as they appeared in a stock footage from "Our Wife."  Louie was nervous about the money for two years. Shemp found a nurse named Nora, played by Babe London. Marla was the next as she told Nora about the past, and Nora had lost the weight. Before that, Marla told Nora about the death of her recent boyfriend Eddie Dunn. Whitey had his fortune and Shemp is sick again. The Stooges brought Marla's niece Mary Belle, played by Royce Milne. Philip decided to introduce the for...

Cast Changes: Symona Boniface, Blaine Nye, Lee Roy Jordan, Dick Brooks and Bennie Bartlett were leaving. Adele Jergens, Joe Bessey and Buddy Gorman are joining in. D.D. Lewis, Kenneth MacDonald, Tracy Leslie and Elton Sawyer were rejoining. Plot: The Conway sequel features Christine McIntyre's kidnapping as did Lola Stanton, and Eddie Dunn had one more role. The Stooges decided to be fired by B.K., played by Emil, Buddy took Bennie's place as Gabe had a news about Mr. Thurston's suicidal death. The Stooges had a disguise as westerners hanging out with the Killer Dillons. Slip meets miss Lola Stanton, a future singer. Marla wants Slip to visit Mr. McDermott, played by Lyle Talbot. Sach does that too. Elmer, played by Jock Mahoney decided to marry Nell, played by Christine, but Marty Conway, who was escaped, hit a glass at Elmer, kidnaps Christine, the same girl, Louie took Marla home, and she found a note. Marla phoned Marty, and Christine was tied and gagged by the mafias. ...

Cast Changes: Tracy Leslie and Elton Sawyer were leaving, and Kenneth MacDonald was also leaving, but had a guest role. Dick Brooks and Pat Donovan were the only two to join in while Symona Boniface and Emil Sitka rejoined. Plot: The Stooges escaped after they had their plumbing trouble at the woman's house, and Marty Conway kidnapped a 12-year-old boy whose big brother passed away in the boxing ring. Marty Conway was the thug who kidnapped the Stooges and 12-year-old Joseph Michael Higgins, nicknamed Boomer. Boomer was played by Teddy Infuhr. Dudley Dickerson untied and un-gagged the Stooges as Marla had a phone call from Emil, who acted three things, himself, Walter, and Sneed. Sach found Boomer in Conway's guest room. Marla arrested Marty, and a chubby guy and the monster Niko were also arrested also by Lee Roy and Charlie. Marla gave Lee Roy and Charlie the news about Boomer's two oldest brothers, one found dead in the boxing ring, and the other found alive. Boomer'...

Cast Changes: Symona Boniface, Bobby Jordan, Robert Pressley, Rodney Combs, D.D. Lewis and Emil Sitka were leaving. Elton Sawyer, Kenneth MacDonald, Philip Van Zandt, Cy Schindell and Bennie Bartlett were joining. Plot: Marla and Gabe were the two cops as Marla is staying as a cop, and Gabe is fired after trying to get Slip and Sach on the line. The Stooges were arrested for car robbery, and they decided to testify with Vernon. The Bowerys condemned the place to get a few dollars on hand. Louie saw them doing it, and he found the money. Marla was with Charlie and Lee Roy as she told Louie that the money is a fake. At the jail cell, the Stooges are with Cedric, played by Jock Mahoney. Larry told Cedric and the Stooges to be quiet. Gabe was also a cop, and he had a phone call from Sach and Slip alongside Helen Parrish. Marla fired Gabe for being a cop, she punched him in the face, and grabs a badge because he's no longer a cop. Moe was looking for a guy named Dapper, but at the theat...

Cast Changes: Ward and Jeff Burton and Dick Curtis were leaving, and Gabriel Dell, D.D. Lewis, Rodney Combs, Emil Sitka, and Curly and Moe's brother Shemp had joined in. Plot: It's like a spoof title for "Half Wits Holiday" as the Stooges decided to have a society party, and Shemp had his first appearance. Vernon and Ted Lorch were talking as Emil Sitka was with the Stooges to redo the gas part in the fireplace. The Bowerys were in Louie's as Sach had a phone call. Gabe had decided to write about the first case. Moe tries to pronounce Worcestershire, and Marla tells him to get out while playing poker with Tracy, Robert and Rodney Combs. Louie told the boys not to stay all night, Robert was the only one to say it as Louie said, "Quiet." Moe was reading backwards, and Larry said chickens while reading with Vernon. Robert called Marla the next day that Curly's stroke ended his career. Moe and Larry brought Shemp on the line after Marla hung up the phone...

Cast Changes: Rebel Randall and Gino Carrado were leaving. Vernon, Symona and Christine still remained in this set. Dick Curtis and David Gorcey rejoined and Billy Benedict and Bernard Gorcey also joined in. The time machine was used to go back to 1973 to 1993 for football and NASCAR stars. Blaine Nye, Larry Cole, John Fitzgerald, Charlie Waters, Lee Roy Jordan, Tracy Leslie, Robert Pressley, and Ward and Jeff Burton were headed to 1946. Eddie Dunn had his impromptu return since 1933. Plot: The comeback of Eddie Dunn was a total success. The Stooges lost their home after getting kicked out at the theater. It all started when Slip worked at the flower shop, and decided to quit his job after the car wreck. At the theater, the Stooges played as sailors as Vernon was one of them. Marla, John, Blaine and Larry saw them having the worst play. Marla said she had seen enough before calling the security, however, it was the theater owner who kicked the Stooges out. Louie, played by Bernard, was...

Cast Changes: Before the death of Bud Jamison, Our Gang disbanded with Buckwheat, Mickey, Janet and Froggy. After Bud's death, Ron Bouchard, Iris Adrian and John Ayers were leaving and Rebel Randall and Gino Carrado were the only two to join. Plot: This is a spoofy episode from "Idiots Deluxe." After John Ayers left, Christine McIntyre dubs Curly's voice and Moe is sick. At the courthouse Moe testified that he is sick. It all started six months after John Ayers left, Glimpy went to Muggs' room, and Marla called Muggs' real name to get to bed. Marla and Rick were in the living room, and she told him that Rebel is supposed to see Rick by tomorrow. The next day, Curly decided to be tailored, and Vernon was with Marla before heading to the restaurant. Curly was with Rebel before Rick showed up. Rebel dating Rick before Alice, played by Christine, sings a song at Symona's house, however, Curly dressed as an opera singer. Gino Carrado had a banana, and the banan...

Cast Changes: Mickey Laughlin, Ted Musgrave, Dick Brooks, Ronnie Thomas, Buddy Arrington, Dick Curtis, Ernie Morrison and Bobby Jordan were leaving, and Christine McIntyre and Iris Adrian had joined in. Symona Boniface was the only one who rejoined on the set, and Curtis had a guest role. Plot: The episode features the kids' departure to visit new parents, and Bud Jamison's health. The football stars visit Huey Lewis, and the Stooges were at the Van Bustle household to get the guy. Mazie, who was played by Iris Adrian, saw a guy named Andre as Glimpy and Muggs saw them. Vernon plays the news editor as he fired four rough and ready guys, and hired the Three Stooges. Janet, Froggy, Mickey and Buckwheat had a radio show at the doctor's office, but were kicked out on the premises. Bud decided to hire two butlers and a cook, but Moe said, "Never mind that order." Marla told Rick that she will keep an eye on Lindsay Bourquin, Betty Phares and LaVerne Thompson before he ...

Cast Changes: Spanky McFarland, Billy Gilbert and Todd Christensen were leaving, and Billy Laughlin's brother Mickey was the only one to join, and Buddy Arrington, Ronnie Thomas, Bud Jamison and Dick Curtis were rejoining the group. Plot: It regrets having Janet's interruption, and the Stooges' trouble times in the military. Marla was in shock of Donald Haines' death, and had a stunning relationship with Ronnie Thomas. Betty and Jack, played by Ava Gardner and Rick Vallin were married, Marla had a telegram about Donald "Skinny" Haines, who was killed in action. Betty and Jack went to the hotel, and Marla became a voice teacher for Beverly Hudson singing "She May Had Seen Better Days," but Marla scolds Janet not to interrupt during that song. Marla was with Ronnie at the time. Vernon was in his tank top as the Stooges went to the ship, and Bud told Curly to clean the gun, but the beans were in Bud's face. Ronnie was fixing his car as Dick Brooks a...

Cast Changes: Darla Hood, Donald Haines, Bess Flowers, Symona Boniface, Robert Pressley and Buddy Arrington were leaving. Billy Gilbert rejoins and Todd Christensen is the only one to join. Plot: The gang recalls practicing without the five regular kids as Atlanta had one more stop. Before that, Ron Bouchard's wife Paula had a guest role. The Stooges got kicked out of the hotel, and the East Side Kids had nearly stolen two mannequins. The big fat man broke the window at the bakery store. At the fashion store where Marla was working, Marla reads the telegram about Donald Haines' war job. She really misses Skinny a lot. Billy Gilbert drove the truck with six guys behind. Monte Collins had a disguise as a mother, and after work, Marla was with Paula Flemke Bouchard, Ron's wife. Marla grabs the wig and Monte will not come back. Marla and Paula had a brief conversation, and Vernon, who shaved his mustache, saw them. Vernon decided to crush Paula, and Ron said, "Stop touchin...

Cast Changes: After the death of Charley Chase, Carl Switzer, Darwood Kaye, Iris Meredith and Bud Jamison were leaving. Huntz Hall, Symona Boniface and Dick Brooks joined in and Bess Flowers was also rejoined. Plot: The lyrics are from David Lee Murphy's "Party Crowd." The kids attended the group Atlanta's concert, and the Stooges had a society party at Marla's house. The five kids decided to have a minstrel show, owned by Froggy's uncle Walter Wills, but it already had a nine men group called Atlanta. Marla and the five kids attended the show for the same group. Muggs was headed to reform school as Bobby, Huntz, David Gorcey (Leo's brother), Scruno and Skinny were at the pool place. During the medley of country and rock songs, Trevor Boys was late talking to Marla. Scruno was shining Bobby's shoes as Muggs was released from reform school to become a police A.C. man. Vernon told Bess that there was no cake. Janet had a fall breaking her left leg, and R...

Cast Changes: Gordon Lee, Tommy Bond, Sidney Kibrick, Ann Doran, John Fitzgerald, D.D. Lewis, Pat Donovan, Tom Rafferty, Cecil Gordon, Ronnie Thomas and J.D. McDuffie were leaving. Billy Laughlin, Janet Burston, Iris Meredith, Leo Gorcey, Bobby Jordan, Ernie Morrison, Donald Haines, John Ayers, Fred Quillan, Randy Cross, Dwight Clark, Russ Francis, Ron Bouchard, Ted Musgrave and Rick Crawford were joining in. Both Bud Jamison and Robert Pressley were rejoining, and Donald had a guest role since the 1930 episode. Plot: This is the only episode that involves tragedies. As Charley decided to wed Mary, he had a heart attack and died. That same day, the Stooges were arrested. It was the East Side Kids' first stop after leaving New York. It was April 1940, Charley went to a baseball game with Vernon and Monte Collins. Marla had a telegram about eight teenage boys expelled from several schools and exiled New York. Marla told Keith, John Ayers, Randy Cross and Fred Quillan about the teenag...

Cast Changes: Bess Flowers, Larry Cole, Jim Cooper and Dick Curtis were leaving, and Mickey Gubitosi (now Robert Blake), Darwood Kaye and Keith Fahnhorst were added. Sidney Kibrick is the only one who rejoins. Plot: Marla was feeling desperate about John Fitzgerald's injuries, and even her affair, and Keith Fahnhorst had avoided the arrest to get freelance to get three dollars, but it was ten later on. Charley had a brief conversation with the Astor Trio about the fur coat. The Stooges were in the duck club. Porky was crying as Clarence Wilson berated Keith Fahnhorst to pay three dollars, and he reveals he had a wife and two daughters at the time. Marla told Keith to get freelance before getting paid. The Stooges were with Vernon, and he reveals he's a vegan. Marla was with the kids as the Woim had a wrong change. Marla, Pat, Tom and D.D. were watching Ray Pillow on TV. Marla told Butch to clean the house after Butch was originally going to sing, instead it was Alfalfa. The Ast...

Cast Changes: Sidney Kibrick, Terry Labonte, Rusty Wallace, Ward and Jeff Burton, Bud Jamison and Gary Jasgur were leaving. Bess Flowers, Buddy Arrington, Ronnie Thomas, Cecil Gordon, J.D. McDuffie, Jim Cooper and Dick Curtis were added. Plot: Charley and the Stooges went to the wrong houses, Charley went to Vernon's house, and the Stooges to Mrs. Smirch's house. Dick Curtis and Chester Conklin played Reardon and Kelly, respectively as Kelly's daughter Lola won the trophy. Marla had a phone call from J.D. McDuffie as Vernon showed up. Vernon saw Charley after he took a bath. Charley got out, and Marla told Charley that he was in the wrong house. Porky and Alfalfa were wrestling as Marla told Porky to watch Sha-Na-Na on TV. Although it was D.D. and Larry were watching with Marla before Porky approaches. Jean De Briac, who is Omay, told Vernon that the Stooges had the wrong sign, and Vernon fired them. Porky and Buckwheat were watching Fearless Bill in the movie theater as Bu...

Cast Changes: James C. Morton, Ralph Neely, Tracy Leslie, Joe Bessey, Elton Sawyer and Rosina Lawrence were leaving, and Sidney Kibrick, Tom Rafferty and Gary Jasgur were added. Tommy Bond, Ward and Jeff Burton, Terry Labonte and Rusty Wallace were rejoining the cast. Plot: It talks about a young boy named Junior, played by Gary Jasgur, and even John Fitzgerald's beard. The title "Little Junior" is a song by Gary Stewart, which is the B-side of "Single Again." It all started after school, Tommy, now Butch, and his partner Sidney, nicknamed Woim, told Alfalfa to box, and Marla said no to Alfalfa, however she called his real name Carl. Charley was in the one man band being blind already, but Vernon told Charlie and the Stooges to get the police. Marla told the four to get out. Little Junior was out of the crib, and Marla visited him as did John, who had his beard. He had a mustache in the next five episodes after the 1929 episode that does not include him.  Pat, D...

Cast Changes: Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy were leaving as did Marianne Edwards and Matthew Beard. Ralph Neely, Pat Donovan, Vernon Dent, Bud Jamison and Rosina Lawrence were added. NOT a parody of the Simpsons' "22 Short Films About Springfield." Plot: It's between January, February, September and November, Charley, the Rascals, the Stooges and Marla had major stories until the madness going on between Bud Jamison and James C. Morton. It was January, Charley was with Rosina Lawrence and Darla playing as parents and their daughter. Rosina got the pie, and the pie fell into Charley's shoe. Ralph Neely fell in love with Marla as Mel Street was singing "Lovin' On Back Streets" on the record. Four guys, John, D.D., Larry and Pat Donovan heard the song as Pat said, "That's the Signal" as he saw them with a key hole. Marla: Ralph, I'm worried about you. Ralph: I know, darling. Marla: I was just thinking about happiness, isn't it. Ralp...

Cast Changes: Tommy Bond, Scotty Beckett, Leonard Kibrick, Wally Albright, Betty Mack, Rusty Wallace, Ricky Rudd, Dale Jarrett, Terry Labonte and Blaine Nye were leaving, and D.D. Lewis, James C. Morton, Carl Switzer, Darla Hood, Marianne Edwards, Billie Thomas, Gordon Lee and Joe Bessey were added. Tracy Leslie and Elton Sawyer were also rejoined. Plot: The Stooges had etiquette, and Stan and Ollie should have been arrested for misdemeanor with Charlie Hall. This is the last time Stan and Ollie had appeared until they appeared with a stock footage from "Our Wife" in "Trying to Love Two Men." Charley had a phone call from a man, who told him to play poker, but refused. Constance Bergen was with him. Mildred Gower had a brief role before the kids had a woodchucks club. At Marla's house, Hattie McDaniel is a maid, and Marla tells Hattie to go shopping. Stan was using the elevator as James C. Morton was up there. Oliver had pressed down as James was going down, but...

Cast Changes: Dickie Moore, Bobby Hutchins, John Keith Collum, Muriel Evans, Tracy Leslie, Robert Pressley and Elton Sawyer were leaving, and Scotty Beckett, Leonard Kibrick, Wally Albright, Betty Mack, Rusty Wallace, Ricky Rudd, Dale Jarrett, Terry Labonte, Curly and Moe Howard and Larry Fine were added. Plot: Marla had the idea just like 1932 for the title as the Three Stooges were on the spot. Marla was a singer, and had a tour bus with a sailboat after receiving a phone call from Arthur Housman. Wally Albright grabs a doll to give it to Marianne Edwards, but suddenly, Leonard Kibrick lassos the doll, and throws it in the road, and the tire smashes the doll. Leonard wants to fight with Wally, but his mom tells him to get in here. Brothers Curly and Moe Howard and their friend Larry Fine were stranded on the road as Florence Roberts was proud of Charley as he was reading a letter about Annie, Emma, Ned and Phoebe. Larry, Blaine, John and Marla saw them as Marla reads the telegram for...

Cast Changes: Dorothy DeBorba was leaving, but had a brief role. Also leaving were Billy Gilbert, Rodney Combs, Sherwood Bailey, Kendall McComas, Charlie Waters and Lee Roy Jordan. Added to the list was John Keith Collum, Tommy Bond, Blaine Nye and Elton Sawyer. Plot: The title is the 1948 short by the Three Stooges. It was September 1933, the four boys were playing hooky while going fishing while Eddie Dunn was missing. Robert Pressley and Tracy Leslie were clean shaving at the time. Mary Kornman plays the young teacher and she tells them to go to the beach. Four boys, Stymie, Dickie, Wheezer, and the new boy John Keith Collum, AKA Uh-Huh, were playing hooky with Farina and Joe, who had a cameo. Spanky and Cotton were the little ones. Stan and Oliver had a conversation about the jig saw puzzle as Marla told Oliver that Marion broke up with him while cancelling the wedding, and confirms that she is having an affair with someone else. The phone rang, it was James Finlayson, John, Larry ...

Cast Changes: Jackie Cooper, Norman Chaney, Shirley Jean Rickert, James Finlayson, and Jeff and Ward Burton were leaving, and Billy Gilbert, Muriel Evans, Rodney Combs, Spanky McFarland, Sherwood Bailey, Dickie Moore and Kendall McComas were added. Plot: Marla had an idea for the title, and the last was in 1934, which is later. The kids had a play without Marla's permission. Oliver had a phone call from Blanche Payson as she got mad at him. Kendall McComas and Spanky McFarland were talking about planes and things. Marla told Kendall and Sherwood Bailey to get some chores done, but they had a play called "Uncle Tom's Cabin." Marla urges them to do so, but she was with Spanky for going shopping. Charley thinks he's a Sheik, and Muriel Evans was in awe. The kids still had a play, and Marla told Sherwood and Kendall not to have a play unless they had chores to do. Before that, Sherwood dressed as Ophelia. Marla was with the same four football stars about Sherwood and ...

Cast Changes: Edgar Kennedy, Allen Hoskins and Mary Ann Jackson left, and Shirley Jean Rickert added. Plot: The two titles involved the two shorts by Charley Chase "Hasty Marriage" and Our Gang "Love Business." Marla was on a date with a tall man named Eddie Dunn, and Jackie had a crush on a teacher Ms. Crabtree. Isabelle Keith was with Oliver for a meeting, and Chubby was kissing a cardboard of Greta Garbo. Dorothy was with him at the time saying the wrong kind of poem. Oliver and Stan had a private meeting while Shirley Jean was on June's lap. Marla told Dorothy to play with Shirley Jean, Wheezer and Matthew, now known as Stymie. Stan and Oliver were arrested for prohibition. Marla had a date with Eddie at the street car as Charley told James twice about the marriage. Marla was with the four football stars from last year about her date. Marla: Oh, what a date, I bet the kids were alright. Larry: Yeah, me too, Marla. Lee Roy: I was thinking about Jackie's c...

Cast Changes: Harry, Jean and Joe were leaving as did Bob Lilly. James Finlayson and June Marlowe were added as did John Fitzgerald, Jackie Cooper, Norman Chaney, Dorothy DeBorba and Matthew Beard. Plot: The title "Hog Wild" is from Laurel and Hardy, and Hank Williams Jr. has a song in 1995. Noticing the lyrics "Everybody Knows That I'm Hog Wild" was replaced with the different title "We're Hog Wild." The three five-year-old kids were rowdy and were going wild at the same time. Charley and June Marlowe were having a meeting before she slapped him in the face. Edgar reads the paper from Anders Randolf. The kids, including Donald Haines and Buddy McDonald, also had a meeting. Anders told Edgar to get fired. Farina calls Matthew "Hercules," and Chubby calls Dorothy "Sis." Marla told Stan and Oliver that she and John were headed to the restaurant while the kids went to school with June, now Ms. Crabtree. Later that night, the distur...

Plot: The two titles involved the first two talkie shorts by Laurel and Hardy "Unaccustomed as We Are" and Our Gang "Small Talk." The third "The Big Squawk" by Charley Chase did not have a title. NASCAR drivers and football stars had a time machine from 1971 to 1991. It all started when Oliver Hardy and Stan Laurel went to Mae Busch's apartment, and Marla Medders was telling six kids to get ready for dinner. The kids were Farina, Harry, Jean, Mary Ann, Joe and Wheezer. Meanwhile, Marla was with Larry Cole, Charlie Waters, Bob Lilly and Lee Roy Jordan for a meeting. Marla: Guys, I'm proud of you. All six kids will be proud. Bob: Yep. I guess Harry was just a nice kid, is it? Larry: I hope so, Bob. I bet Jean and Mary Ann were cute girls. Charlie: And another thing, Wheezer was really proud of the five friends he liked. Lee Roy: I guess you're right Charlie, Joe was ready for it. Marla: As did Farina. As the kids were having dinner, Marla told Wh...