1955 - Blundering Too Much

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 visit the Jones family. The Stooges went to the museum with a fake beard.

Marla had a brief visit with Marty Robbins, while Buddy Arrington, Ron and Jimmy Means were there to support Marty. Emil took off the Stooges' fake beards.

Cosgrove told the tall man to get Louie, Twig and Frisbie, but suddenly, Benny, AKA the Eel shot the tall man dead, kidnapped Twig, and shot the two cousins dead as the scene was cut. Marla decided to check the six guys about the case.

Kenneth MacDonald played F.B. Eye as the Stooges decided to find the Eel. The Eel was at the hotel as Twig was in the other hotel room. The Eel told Shemp to go for the ride. Keith, Randy and Russ got the Eel, and John, Fred and Dwight, untied and un-gagged Twig as the scene was also cut. Jimmy told Marla that Chuck is hurt. Cy Bowman, played by Lyle Talbot decided to tell the boys about Chuck's injuries.

The Stooges did not arrest the Eel, but Keith, Randy and Russ were. Twig is headed to the foster home. Moe had a stamp to put on Larry's head. That story was in memory of Bernard Gorcey, Shemp and Marty.

The tall man got Louie, Twig and Frisbie before saving their lives in "High Society." The word "Twig Boy" is also used in the pilot episode of "King of the Hill."