A Stooge a Day
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dan...@auschron.com (aliassaseen) wrote:
> The last three nights that I sat down and watched TV, I saw a distinct
> Stooges reference each time:
>
> Fri or Sat - Don't recall what show, but it was a sitcom or sketch comedy
> (Home Improvement, maybe) with a bit about confusing the Stoogesน Curly
> with Curly from the musical Oklahoma!
>
> Sunday - King of the Hill - Stooge references throughout, and an ending
> where the guys decide to become plumbers and Stooge theme music is heard
> on fadeout.
>
> Tuesday - Later/SCTV rerun - offscreen character referred to as being
> named Joe Besser.
>
> If you guys feel like it, I'll bet we could keep a thread going here
> forever with at least one Stooge reference found per day. On TV, in a
> movie, in a book - anything you run across with a Stooges reference. The
> source doesn't have to be something new, the only thing that matters is
> that *you* saw or heard it that day, and didn't go out of your way to find
> it. Shall we?
>
> - ali assa seen
Whack! I've already got one for today (Wednesday) - the new issue of
Measles (#3 - a comic book) just came out and shows a character wearing a
T-shirt that reads SHEMP in large block letters.
- ali assa seen (dan...@auschron.com)
fer...@isis.ca
wrote:
>The last three nights that I sat down and watched TV, I saw a distinct
>Stooges reference each time:
>
These references are all over the place!!!! (Happily!) The following
is one I found in the newsgroup, misc. survivalism today.
//wn8mea wrote:
// Q: What are the three branches of the federal government??
// A: 1) Military 2) Corporate 3) Hollywood
// Bill
(and then this post came in)
//A: 1) Moe 2) Larry 3) Curly (sometimes Shemp, but never Curly Joe)
Back to lurkdom.
ferret the female Stooge Fan