Stooges. Why Did it Have to be Stooges?!

ISF: Disorder in the Court (1936) Dir: Jack White Date Released: May 30, 1936 Date Seen: April 9, 2012 Rating: 3.75/5

ISF: Brideless Groom (1947) Dir: Edward Bernds Date Released: September 11, 1947 Date Seen: April 9, 2012 Rating: 3.75/5

ISF: Malice in the Palace (1949) Dir: Jules White Date Released: September 1, 1949 Date Seen: April 9, 2012 Rating: 3.75/5

ISF: Women Haters (1934) Dir: Archie Gottler Date Released: May 5, 1934 Date Seen: April 9, 2012 Rating: 3/5

ISF: Gents Without Cents (1944) Dir: Jules White Date Released: September 22, 1944 Date Seen: April 9, 2012 Rating: 3.5/5

ISF: Dutiful but Dumb (1941) Dir: Del Lord Date Released: March 21, 1941 Date Seen: April 9, 2012 Rating: 3.25/5

ISF: Spooks! (1953) Dir: Jules White Date Released: June 15, 1953 Date Seen: April 9, 2012 Rating: 3.5/5

ISF: False Alarms (1936) Dir: Del Lord Date Released: August 16, 1936 Date Seen: April 9, 2012 Rating: 3/5

ISF: Grips, Grunts and Groans (1937) Dir: Jack White Date Released: January 13, 1937 Date Seen: April 9, 2012 Rating: 3.5/5

ISF: The Ghost Talks (1949) Dir: Jules White Date Released: February 3, 1949 Date Seen: April 9, 2012 Rating: 3/5

RV!: Pardon My Backfire (1953) Dir: Jules White Date Released: August 15, 1953 Date Seen: April 9, 2012 Rating: 4/5

119) The Three Stooges (2012) Dir: Peter and Bobby Farrelly Date Released: April 13, 2012 Date Seen: April 10, 2012 Rating: 2/5

Yeah, Pardon My Backfire is still my favorite Stooges short as I think it's the most consistently funny and has the most inspired gags in it. Your mileage may vary. Two pieces on the Stooges: one for Press Play and one for The Playlist. Enjoy.