Marla's First and Last Words

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, did you have a good time?

1936: Four Short Stories in Four Months
First: Oh, Ralphie, I love you.
Last: John, I'm sad about Mel's death, and Mr. Morton got mad at me.

1937: Little Junior and John's Beard
First: No, Carl, you cannot fight with that bully, it's dangerous.
Last: I know honey.

1938: Went to the Wrong Houses
First: Okay, J.D., I'll see you later, bye.
Last: Looks like Porky and Buckwheat were very funny.

1939: Desperate to Love
First: That's what he said.
Last: Butch, I told you before to clean this place up, you're coming with me.

1940: Charley's Gone
First: The teenage boys from New York will come to Marla's house, stop.
Last: That's just me, Skinny and Scruno talking.

1941: Looking For a Party Crowd
First: I'm sorry kids, that show was replaced by the nine men group called Atlanta.
Last: Froggy, what are you going to say before headed to bed?

1942: Practice Makes Perfect For the Gang:
First: Look, Paula, I owned a fashion store, some teenagers nearly stealing several mannequins.
Last: Hey, Paula, what do you think about that?

1943: More Troubles Ahead
First: Dear Marla, I'm sorry to say that Donald "Skinny" Haines was killed in action in North Africa, stop.
Last: Yow, I really, really love it.

1944: The End of the Road
First: Okay Rick, I'll keep an eye on the girls, and you'll be at the race track.
Last: I'm proud of you Ron.

1945: Idiot's Redux
First: Ethelbert Aloysius McGinnis, leave Glimpy alone, go to bed.
Last: Without Ayers, I'm proud of you guys.

1946: Eddie's Back
First: Hey, I've seen enough of this play. Security.
Last: Eddie, I'm proud of you, and you're proud of me.

1947: No Other Witty People
First: Look, Moe, It's Worcestershire.
Last: Symona, you interfering imbecile.

1948: Marla and Gabe, the Cops
First: Louie, a word.
Last: I see two bandits.

1949: The Stooges on the Run
First: Hello.
Last: I love you Dick.

1950: Stooping Around
First: Hey, Slip, Mr. McDermott wants to see you.
Last: Eddie, my love, I love you.

1951: Trying to Love Two Men
First: What's taken so long for this?
Last: Louie.

1952: Exiled on the Wrong Trek
First: Ronnie, we're in that same hotel as the Stooges did.
Last: Take them away.

1953: Tricky Dicks to the Jalopies
First: Louie, you've got to leave early, I saw Slug McGurk escaped, and then the Stooges were framed.
Last: Ronnie, Rick, the man's name is Murray, AKA Mr. Pardon, and the victim's real name is Michael Aloysius McGurk.

1954: Made Their Style
First: Dear Marla, Slug McGurk's brother Clug killed Herbie's parents, and the Wilkins family adopted Herbie.
Last: Larry, Out (not to Fine, but to Cole).

1955: Blundering Too Much
First: Hey Hey Hey.
Last: Now the three of six football stars arrested the Eel, and the twig boy is headed to the foster home.

1956: Marla Reunites Alfalfa
First: What? Alfalfa is Shifty?
Last: I'm proud of you Carl.

1957: Marla's Hard Times
First: Benny, this is the second time that Ronnie broke the rear end this year, and I can't stand it very longer.
Last: You know what they say, guys, everything's perfect.

1958 and 1959: Bad Luck for the Stooges:
First: Boys, you better leave Miss Gail alone. Go help with Muriel and Ronnie too.
Last: Ronnie, I guess Joe's a good bullfighter. I love you.