Nobody's Stooge: Ted Healy (A Biography of the Stage and Screen Star Who Gave Birth to the Act That Became "The Three Stooges")
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BEANY & CECIL SHOW, THE - The Capture of the Dreaded Three-Headed Threep
| Air Date/Released | Saturday, October 6, 1962 |
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| Station/Studio | ABC / Bob Clampett Productions |
| Host/Star | Beany & Cecil |
Beany, Cecil the Serpent and Capt. Horatio Huffenpuff set sail on the Leakin' Lena for a south seas jungle island, to capture the dreaded three-headed threep. Jungle dangers, including a lovesick serpent-eating plant, don't stop the adventurers from finding a very familiar looking three-headed monster.
For his tribute to The Three Stooges, Bob Clampett recycled the goon he created for his Looney Tunes cartoon PORKY IN WACKYLAND (1938).
Voice cast: Irv Shoemaker (Cecil the Sea-Sick Serpent), Jim MacGeorge (Beany, Capt. Horatio Huffenpuff, Crowy)
Crew: A. C. R. Stone (Executive Producer), Bob Clampett (Producer, Writer), Jack Hannah, Dick Kinney (Directors), Eddie Maxwell, Al Bertino, Dale Hale, Jack Bonestell (Writers), Lou Appet, Carl Bell, Frank Gonzales, Harry Hester, Bill Nunes, Art Scott, Bill Southwood, Al Stotter, Jeanne Thorpe, Marie Reed (Animators)
Crew: A. C. R. Stone (Executive Producer), Bob Clampett (Producer, Writer), Jack Hannah, Dick Kinney (Directors), Eddie Maxwell, Al Bertino, Dale Hale, Jack Bonestell (Writers), Lou Appet, Carl Bell, Frank Gonzales, Harry Hester, Bill Nunes, Art Scott, Bill Southwood, Al Stotter, Jeanne Thorpe, Marie Reed (Animators)
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