News today from ShopKnuckleheads- This episode was filmed during a peculiar time in Hollywood. 1939 had been an amazing year for the industry, drawing in an 85 million people audience a week! The next few years however were difficult to...
News today from ShopKnuckleheads- This episode refurbishes the 1948 episode where there was a promised camping trip. It never got off the ground because the Stooges bought a lemon of a car, leaving everything collapsed on the ground! This episode...
News today from ShopKnuckleheads- This episode is the last release in 1943, and the first of three films written and directed by Del Lord! The ingenuity in this final episode is a new flavor for the Stoogeverse, while using familiar...
News today from ShopKnuckleheads- Even throughout the comedic relief The Boys are telling a story that had underlying tones specifically for the moral of Americans during WW2. In 'Goofs and Saddles' the Stooges are presented as cavalry scouts on a...
News today from ShopKnuckleheads: This is the 6th episode where The Stooges wreck someone's home- and they're getting better at their craft! The level of destruction is near-decimation... all because they were trying to find something to eat! Comedy levels...
News today from ShopKnuckleheads- Posing for photographs before and after shooting films was a relatively common practice during the Stooge Era for the whole industry. In the later years of Columbia Stooge episode production, publicity stills had changed. The advertising...
News today from ShopKnuckleheads- Did you know these little tidbits about 'In the Sweet Pie and Pie- 1941'? It parodies the song 'In the Sweet bye and Bye'- written by Harry Von Tilzer and Vincent Bryan in 1902 for the...
News today from ShopKnuckleheads- Did you know this episode is a refurbished Shemp film? There is original and new footage throughout the episode, which helps explain why some details... are not really explained. The newer footage is mainly meant to...
News today from ShopKnuckleheads- Did you know this was the only other feature film The Stooges did for Fox, aside from 'Soup to Nuts' 31 years prior? It was also their only feature-length Technicolor Film. And again they were not...
