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The Three Stooges
Season 2
Episode 7

Playing the Ponies

October 15, 1937

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The Stooges find themselves disenchanted with their struggling establishment, the Flounder Inn restaurant, where profits dwindle. A fortuitous encounter with two patrons discussing the dire state of their racehorse, Thunderbolt, provides an unexpected opportunity. Prompted by the prospect of capitalizing on the horse's racing potential, the Stooges swiftly pivot from restaurateurs to aspiring racehorse owners, selling their eatery to Thunderbolt's proprietors.

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The Three Stooges: Season 2 - 24 Episode s

2x1 - Grips, Grunts and Groans
January 15, 1937
Following their evasion of railroad authorities, the Stooges forge an acquaintance with Ivan Bustoff, a renowned wrestler embroiled in a high-stakes match orchestrated by his mob-affiliated trainers. Despite the trainers' wager on Bustoff's victory, his predilection for revelry leads to an inebriated stupor, jeopardizing his performance. In a bid to salvage the situation, the mob coerces the Stooges into managing Bustoff and ensuring his sobriety for the impending bout.
2x2 - Dizzy Doctors
March 19, 1937
The indolent Stooges, roused from their slumber by the persistent demands of their spouses to seek gainful employment, serendipitously encounter Dr. Bright, the president of a company in dire need of salesmen for his novel concoction, Brighto. Marketed with the promise of rejuvenating aging bodies, Brighto is mistakenly perceived by the Stooges as a polish, prompting them to embark on an enthusiastic street-side campaign to showcase its purported efficacy to potential clients.
2x3 - 3 Dumb Clucks
April 17, 1937
Amidst their incarceration, the Stooges receive correspondence from their maternal figure, detailing the sudden windfall of their paternal counterpart (portrayed by Curly Howard in a dual role encompassing both father and son). The missive unveils the elder Curly's ascent to affluence courtesy of an oil strike, his subsequent abandonment of their mother, and his impromptu nuptials to a covetous, youthful blonde named Daisy. Prompted by filial duty and a desire to thwart the ill-fated union, the Stooges abscond from confinement, embarking on a mission to disrupt the impending matrimonial proceedings.
2x4 - Back to the Woods
May 14, 1937
Set in nascent American colonies, the Stooges, cast as convicted felons expelled from England to embark on a series of misadventures upon their arrival. Their initial encounter involves a lively dance with the governor's daughters, followed by the disheartening revelation that the colonists face starvation due to the local indigenous population's refusal to grant access to hunting grounds without a hefty fee.
2x5 - Goofs and Saddles
July 2, 1937
Set in the American Old West, the Stooges are scouts tasked with apprehending a notorious gang of cattle rustlers under the command of the nefarious Longhorn Pete. Directed by General Muster, the trio embarks on their mission, employing stealth tactics by concealing themselves amidst the terrain, masquerading as bushes in a bid to surveil the rustlers' activities.
2x6 - Cash and Carry
September 3, 1937
Upon their return to their humble abode in the city dump following six months of fruitless prospecting, the Stooges stumble upon an orphaned young woman and her incapacitated younger brother, Jimmy, who have taken up residence in their shack. Despite initial reservations, the Stooges demonstrate compassion upon realizing Jimmy's physical challenges, with Curly even offering assistance with his studies.
2x7 - Playing the Ponies
October 15, 1937
The Stooges find themselves disenchanted with their struggling establishment, the Flounder Inn restaurant, where profits dwindle. A fortuitous encounter with two patrons discussing the dire state of their racehorse, Thunderbolt, provides an unexpected opportunity. Prompted by the prospect of capitalizing on the horse's racing potential, the Stooges swiftly pivot from restaurateurs to aspiring racehorse owners, selling their eatery to Thunderbolt's proprietors.
2x8 - The Sitter Downers
November 26, 1937
The Stooges, positioned as suitors seeking approval for their matrimonial aspirations from a reticent prospective father-in-law, initiate a sit-down strike within the confines of their fiancees' abode. Their protest garners widespread attention, propelling them into the limelight and eliciting a deluge of fan mail and offerings, including a parcel comprising a "ready-cut" house. Despite the father-in-law's concerted efforts to solicit governmental intervention in their eviction, legal recourse proves elusive, compelling him to acquiesce to the Stooges' matrimonial desires to quell the unrest.
2x9 - Termites of 1938
January 7, 1938
A high-society woman named Muriel harbors aspirations of attending an esteemed dinner gathering hosted by an acquaintance. However, her spouse, Arthur, elects to embark on a fishing expedition, leaving her to contend with the prospect of attending the event unaccompanied. Faced with this predicament, Muriel instructs her maid to enlist the services of the Acme Escort Service to procure suitable companions, purportedly of collegiate demeanor. Regrettably, an inadvertent miscue transpires, resulting in a communication with the Acme Exterminator Co., overseen by the Stooges.
2x10 - Wee Wee Monsieur
February 18, 1938
The Stooges, Moe, a sculptor, Larry, a music composer, and Curly, a painter, find themselves ensnared in a sequence of events in Paris, France. Threatened with incarceration due to overdue rent, they inadvertently enlist in the French Foreign Legion, misconstruing it for the American Legion. Deployed to a desert outpost, their mission involves safeguarding Captain Gorgonzola from local threats. When the captain is abducted, the Stooges, seizing an opportunity for redemption, embark on a mission.
2x11 - Tassels in the Air
April 1, 1938
The burgeoning aspirations of Nouveau riche housewife, Mrs. Smirch converge with the professional endeavors of the esteemed interior decorator, Omay. Eager to ascend the echelons of the local elite, Mrs. Smirch endeavors to enlist Omay's services to overhaul her residence, thereby ingratiating herself within esteemed social circles. Omay, in turn, accedes to her proposition.
2x12 - Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb
May 20, 1938
Propelled by a stroke of creativity, Curly secures a substantial windfall of ,000 by virtue of crafting a memorable jingle for a radio competition. Subsequently, the collective resolves to adopt a lifestyle akin to affluent individuals, prompting their selection of the opulent accommodations offered by the esteemed Hotel Costa Plenty.
2x13 - Violent Is the Word for Curly
July 2, 1938
At Mildew College, an institution exclusively for female students, the administration seeks financial support from Mrs. Catsby, the school's principal benefactor, to establish an athletic fund. However, Mrs. Catsby holds reservations about endorsing athletic endeavors for girls and opts instead to allocate funds towards the salaries of three incoming Teutonic professors. Concurrently, the Stooges find themselves employed as attendants at the Acme Service Station, where their comically inept service style leads to a series of mishaps culminating in the destruction of a chauffeur-driven Packard belonging to three elderly German passengers. Fleeing the scene in an ice cream truck with the passengers' luggage, the Stooges inadvertently embark on a chaotic journey.
2x14 - Three Missing Links
July 29, 1938
The Stooges are employed at the esteemed bastion of cinematic creativity, Super Terrific Productions, a venerable institution nestled within the heart of Hollywood. The trio assumes custodial duties, tasked with maintaining the sanctity of the studio's environs. However, their ostensibly mundane responsibilities take an unexpected turn when they inadvertently incite pandemonium within the inner sanctum of B. O. Botswaddle, the discerning curator entrusted with evaluating scripts for the forthcoming magnum opus, Jilted in the Jungle.
2x15 - Mutts to You
October 14, 1938
The Stooges, proprietors of a flourishing dog grooming enterprise, encounter a fortuitous yet bewildering turn of events when they chance upon an infant left momentarily unattended on the doorstep of an affluent couple, the Mannings. Misinterpreting the situation as abandonment, the trio, bound by a sense of moral obligation, elect to escort the child to their apartment complex, notwithstanding the stringent prohibition against infants and canines on the premises.
2x16 - Flat Foot Stooges
December 5, 1938
The trio are firemen at Engine Company No. 1, a venerable institution reliant on horse-drawn fire engines. A conflict emerges when a dubious salesman, Mr. Reardon, attempts to persuade Fire Chief Kelly of the obsolescence of horse-powered engines, only to face rejection. Undeterred, Reardon resorts to nefarious means, sabotaging the firehouse through arson.
2x17 - Three Little Sew and Sews
January 9, 1939
The Stooges are sailors stationed at a naval base, where they are gainfully employed within a tailor shop. The inciting incident arises when Curly, driven by impulsive folly, pilfers the uniform of Admiral Taylor, harboring intentions of leveraging its authority to engage in romantic dalliances. This act of subterfuge sets the stage for a series of misadventures that propel the trio into a labyrinthine plot involving espionage.
2x18 - We Want Our Mummy
January 24, 1939
Museum of Ancient History curators Dr. Powell and Professor Wilson enlist the Stooges' services as private detectives to locate Professor Tuttle, an Egyptologist who has gone missing while in pursuit of the mummy of Egyptian King Rootentooten in Cairo. Tasked with retrieving the mummy, the Stooges embark on a perilous journey, driven by the promise of a substantial reward.
2x19 - A Ducking They Did Go
April 7, 1939
While looking for work, the Stooges botch an attempt to steal a watermelon from a deliveryman (Cy Schindell), which lands them in trouble with a cop (William Irving). The trio winds up at the offices of the Canvas Back Duck Club, a hunting organization run by conmen Blackie (Lynton Brent) and Doyle (Jack Gardner), where they are promptly hired to sell club memberships. Unfortunately, unbeknownst to them, the whole thing is a scam. Dressed in duck-hunting gear, Moe, Larry and Curly invade the police station and barge right into the office of the police chief (Bud Jamison) and somehow manage to sell memberships to several men, including the police chief and even the mayor.
2x20 - Yes, We Have No Bonanza
May 19, 1939
The Stooges are employed as singing waiters in a saloon located in the Western frontier, accompanied by a trio of cowgirls. Despite their diligent efforts, they are subjected to the surly and disdainful demeanor of saloon keeper Maxey, who exploits the girls' labor due to their familial indebtedness to him.
2x21 - Saved by the Belle
June 30, 1939
The Stooges are itinerant salesmen traversing the fictional South American realm of Valeska, characterized as a vibrant tropical kingdom rife with seismic activity. Despite the periodic tremors that disrupt the tranquility of the town, a latent revolutionary fervor simmers beneath the surface.
2x22 - Calling All Curs
August 25, 1939
The Stooges are skilled veterinarians, entrusted with the care of Garçon, an esteemed poodle belonging to socialite Mrs. Bedford. Following a successful surgical intervention to alleviate Garçon's discomfort, the Stooges attract the attention of two ostensibly benign reporters from The Daily Star, who express interest in featuring the clinic in their publication.
2x23 - Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise
October 6, 1939
The Stooges are hapless tramps who inadvertently stumble into a series of misadventures. After inadvertently causing chaos on a farmer's property, they set off on foot, longing for a car. Their luck seemingly changes when they stumble upon what they believe to be a free car and take it for a joyride. However, their distraction almost leads to several accidents before they come to the aid of Widow Jenkins and her daughters.
2x24 - Three Sappy People
December 1, 1939
The Stooges are phone repairmen unwittingly mistaken for esteemed psychiatrists, Drs. Z. Ziller, X. Zeller, and Y. Zoller, while occupying their office space. Wealthy patron J. Rumsford Rumford, influenced by a recommendation from a medical acquaintance, engages the services of the Stooges to attend to his spirited wife, Sherry Rumford.

The Three Stooges: All seasons

S1: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 1: 1934-1936
19 Episode s
S2: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 2: 1937-1939
24 Episode s
S3: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 3: 1940-1942
23 Episode s
S4: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 4: 1943-1945
21 Episode s
S5: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 5: 1946-1948
25 Episode s
S6: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 6: 1949-1951
24 Episode s
S7: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 7: 1952-1954
22 Episode s
S8: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 8: 1955-1959
32 Episode s

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2x1 - Grips, Grunts and Groans

2x2 - Dizzy Doctors

2x3 - 3 Dumb Clucks

2x4 - Back to the Woods

2x5 - Goofs and Saddles

2x6 - Cash and Carry

2x7 - Playing the Ponies

2x8 - The Sitter Downers

2x9 - Termites of 1938

2x10 - Wee Wee Monsieur

2x11 - Tassels in the Air

2x12 - Healthy, Wealthy and Dumb

2x13 - Violent Is the Word for Curly

2x14 - Three Missing Links

2x15 - Mutts to You

2x16 - Flat Foot Stooges

2x17 - Three Little Sew and Sews

2x18 - We Want Our Mummy

2x19 - A Ducking They Did Go

2x20 - Yes, We Have No Bonanza

2x21 - Saved by the Belle

2x22 - Calling All Curs

2x23 - Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise

2x24 - Three Sappy People

S1: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 1: 1934-1936

S2: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 2: 1937-1939

S3: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 3: 1940-1942

S4: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 4: 1943-1945

S5: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 5: 1946-1948

S6: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 6: 1949-1951

S7: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 7: 1952-1954

S8: The Three Stooges Collection, Vol. 8: 1955-1959