Stooge Routines

The Team Stooge members have cataloged 323 different routines that the Stooges used more than once in their feature films and short subjects. In the list below, you will find descriptions of the routines and the episodes where the Stooges used them. Click on the routine name to show or hide the description and list of episodes.

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clap-clap-clap-clap Texas
When the Stooges are being bullied by someone, Moe tries to stand up to him by telling him that the third Stooge is "one of the toughest men from the state of clap-clap-clap-clap Texas!" Then the third Stooge walks up to the villian and tries to act all tough, but the villian slaps him before he can even say anything. A variation of this routine is used in PARDON MY CLUTCH, but minus the clap-clap-clap-clap. Used in: PARDON MY CLUTCH · 4 FOR TEXAS · NEW 3 STOOGES, THE · JERKS OF ALL TRADES
10 Year Tools
Moe: Get the tools! Larry/Curly: What tools? Moe: The tools we've been using for the last ten years! Used in: PARDON MY SCOTCH · 3 DUMB CLUCKS · HOW HIGH IS UP? · DIZZY DETECTIVES · MEET THE BARON

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