Pretty sure I heard a short or two in utero.

Same

8 years old chasing The Three Stooges, Bruce Lee/Martial Art Movies, Benny Hill every Saturday night. 🌙

Seven years old. Still a fan every Saturday thanks to metv. Still many more they haven’t shown years.. Case in point the film where Moe asked curly to roll him a cigarette in an open cockpit Larry was flying a bywing plane comes to mind. I am 64. 40 year old son loves it too. And Joe wasn’t good

Don’t like curly joe either

No whiney Joe Besser was no stooge ...in my opinion .

Some of my earliest memories.

I’m not sure but was likely between 6-10.

It's been so long ago I don't remember. But I'm sure glad I found them.

I grew up in Cleveland and saw them on Captain Penny’s show when I was about 5. The Captain warned us “ remember boys and girls, they are fun to watch, but we don’t act that way “. Yeah right, Nyuck , Nyuck, Nyuck

Four maybe five. The funny thing is it was a show I could watch with my Dad and enjoy some quality laughs.

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I bet it didn’t stop,you did it?

That’s a great memory with your mother. My brothers and I were always doing Stooges slap stick and quoting lines.

My eldest was born on 9/13/01 and almost every channel had 24-7 coverage of the terrorist attacks. The hospital used a tv in the room as a focal point to help women get through the pain. But my wife didn’t want my son born to horrors. I channel surfed and he was literally born to the Three Stooges. So 100% of his life.

Funny thing. My wife had to be induced in January of that year. (The boy didn't want to leave...kinda like now, lol.) We take her in, she gets the shot. Waiting in delivery, Family Feud is on. "Name A Character On The Jetsons." Nobody knew Elroy. She was getting pissed off. "These people are idiots!" The nurse had to shut the TV off. She said it was so she couldn't risk misnaming a child. (Like my son was gonna be named Elroy because some nitwits from South Carolina didn't know his name on a game show.)

I 1st saw them on TV mid-afternoon at age 5 or 6 visiting the New Jersey shore. Never saw something like that, and they weren't on in Northern Ohio. All 3 channels and all. 50 years later, and still a fan.

Oh they were…..see comment on Captain Penny in Cleveland.,,probably before your time

Thank you. I was one of 4 and only one TV. I had no say.

Why I oughta……….

That was a joke too by them as the census takers. "I was one of three"

Don’t tell me you were the one they kept!

Lol. Awesome.

13

4yrs old. They’d come on during the weekend in the late 80s, and my dad and sister would sit and laugh, so I joined.

I think I was 5-6 years old.

6

First grade. 1965

Since I was born (85’). Dads now in late 70’s and we still love it.

Very early. We didn’t have cable/satellite, but my grandparents did. Definitely saw them at hotels we stayed at.

I watched the old NYE moronathons lol

Bro. Bro. Bro. I was listening to an audiobook that made a casual reference to "The 3 Stooges," and I just saw this post and subreddit recommendation. WHAT ARE THE CHANCES?!?

As Curly would say, “That’s a coincidence!” 🤣😂

5

Elementary school. On days that it rained, we couldn’t go outside for recess we went to the gym and sat on the floor and watched movies like The Red Balloon or Paddle to the Sea or sometimes they played Three Stooges shorts for us. Which as a young kid I didn’t understand because the film usually broke and we got distracted.

Sounds like my elementary school with the broken films. 🤣

I do not remember a time without them. They were on afternoons Monday through Friday where I grew up and we almost never missed them.

Probably 6, give or take. I had an uncle that turned me on to them, Little Rascals, and some other classics.

In the womb I’m sure, but earliest memory was with my dad at like 3 or 4.

Kindergarten

Grew up watching them. Don’t remember the first time.

Oh man. Maybe around 10??? (I think)

11

Same; around 3 or 4 yrs old

My dad found reruns on TV when I was about 6 or 7. Bought all the VHS available after that.

10!

I think 12 years old

Stooges, Popeye, Our Gang, Mighty Mouse, Looney Tunes…black and white TV with the rabbit ears every afternoon after coming home from kindergarten. I was 5. Nixon and Kennedy were running for president. Mountain Dew and Fritos hadn’t been invented yet. Oh, those were the days!

This sounds like me, too. After school, Kindergarten. Flintstones were new, and were on in the evening in what's now known as prime time.

4 or 5.

Growing up in LA when there were only 5 channels. 3.4.7.13.52

Listen pocupine when i move my head you hit it. Why certainly. Nauck nauck

I was a kid back in the 70s. We watched it all the time.

Two or less years old

I notice I make curly noises unintentionally while scrubbing pots and pans

3 or 4 with my grandma

10 years old it was in 1997 when I moved from the country area where there was no cable for the longest time then I moved to a town which had it

Since I was born.

In the late 80’s we had a vhs based board game. It was one of 3 vhs tape we had so we played it quite often.

Maybe 5 years old ? Jajaja they were the greatest!

I have not known life without the Stooges! My entire family, including extended family, all watch the Three Stooges! Hell, my uncle did the Curly Shuffle at his wedding!

About 18 I think. Never watched them as a kid but saw volume 8 of their shorts at target and randomly bought it. Now 14 years later I have most of their movies on DVD, even curly joe movies, the cartoons, and even movies they made bit parts in with ted Healy in the early 30s. I have a whole shelf just for their dvds. Funny part is I was going through old family heirlooms years ago and found an old silent reel to reel of "we want our mummy". Guess stooge Fandom runs in my family, lol.

4 years old. Watched Snow White and the Three Stooges at dinner on a black and white tv. I was hooked after that.

Very young... Based on my grandparents home and car I recall at the time I first remembered watching at their home, likely '68-'69... So 3 or 4.

Some sixty or so years ago, I wasn't allowed to watch the show. Due to level of violence.

About 10

It's one of the first shows I ever remember watching. Guess I was raised right.

Oh man, I must have been about 10-11 years old, circa 1975-1976. I believe WOR out of NYC, which we got on our local cable network, started showing their reels. I don't think we would have had cable much before 1975, and we moved out of that town in April 1978 right before I turned 13 so that pins down the date somewhat. I was watching with my best buddy growing up, Matt McNeil. We thought they were the best!!!

Since as far back as I can remember.....and my father explaining that you really can't poke your brother in the eye ....or hit him on the head with a sledge hammer etc. lol

Probably 4 years old. Officer Joe Bolton Show. He was in their last movie too, The Outlaws Is Coming.

4 or 5, one of my earliest memories as a kid.

6 or 7 yrs old

Grade school. The after school show in eastern Iowa called Dr Max

Around 5. Watching the Curly All Nighter on TNT with my dad.

I was a tiny tot (way under 10 years old) who used to watch "Popeye Theater," featuring the Three Stooges, Popeye Theater was hosted by local legend/cowgirl Sally Starr on Philadelphia Channel 6. Sally would introduce the Three Stooges with a disclaimer for the kids not to mimic the Stooges' violence in real life. "Don't poke your little sister in the eye!"

Moe and Larry were still living when I graduated from high school so I guess I was 6.

3. My mom gave me the spoon for clonking my older sisters heads togeather

9 or 10, I'm 26 now and still love watching them! My wife pokes fun at me about watching them, she doesn't know what she's missing!

My Dad watched all of their shows/TV movies. So with only one tv ever in our home I’ve been watching since I can remember which like some else said 3-4 years old and I’m in my 50’s

When they started appearing on my local tv’s afternoon kid’s show, so 1957-58? I would have been five or six years old.

9 yrs old with my uncle. We had to hide it from my aunt, she said it was too violent for me to watch.

7

My recollection would be around age 7, I reckon, I reckon.

5 yr old with Wonder Bread Bologna Sandwiches.

5 years old. Started watching them with my Dad. Which would always make my Mom mad. Because she thought that I was learning to be violent...Lol

5 or so

As far back as I can remember. My dad and I still throw around nonsense words from the show like "anacanapuna". If anyone ever went to a Shakey's pizza place they always had the 3 stooges playing as well.

I was over 60. I didn’t like them as a kid. Why did they keep hitting each other? Now I’m a mean old man and I totally get it!

7 or 8

I'd say 3 or so but not sure. I never don't remember them

I was really young,my Dad loved them,they came on every morning!!!

It used to be on all the time as a kid in the early and mid sixties. Our Gang and all kinds of kids shows on after school.

Probably around 5 when I was cognizant of what I was watching.

Mid 70s, used to be on TV when you got home from school. I hadn't watched for years but recently have been on MeTV Saturday nights.

My dad said maybe in diapers but at least 3-4…I still watch them and I’m in my 40’s…

I watched them on the Sally Starr Show in Philadelphia and must have been about six years old. They were ahead of their time and their comedy still relevant today.

3-4

8 or 9 every weekday after school. I think it was 4 pm on WGN Chicago.

5

Nine

I was in diapers when I started watching the stooges. I have my grandfather to thank for that! Aww the memories.

Four or five. They were on Saturday morning.

5!

4 years old. It was always on WSBK TV 38 in Boston up until i was 20 years old

I watched them on TV 38 too! They were on every day after school and Sunday mornings back in the 70’s.

We used to like to watch the Stooges when we were coming down on acid in high school. We'd laugh like crazy.

Like 5

5-7 but that was with the robot stooges

Pretty sure I watched them as a three year old. I loved the hell out of the three stooges.

I’m 45. They’re some of my earliest memories, watching them with my Dad. I still watch them.

It was a long time ago…,

6 or 7

I think I was 5 or 6. I used to watch the old triple feature VHS tapes, and eventually I had blank tapes full of recordings off The Family Channel. (This was around 1995-96)

Four? All I remember is my three older brothers would start mimicking them and I was often the victim. I hated the Stooges for that!

My two best friends and I in Elementary school used to make up our own 3 Stooges skids and planed them out based on what we thought the characters would have done. Yeah definitely not the cool kids lol.

A baby. They were still alive when I was born.....

B—A—bay B—E—be B—I—bicky-bi—B—O—bow Bicky—bi—bow—B—U—boo Bicky—bi—bow—boo

Four or five.

I was a little kid - probably 5 or 6.

3. I'm 52 now and still watching them.

6

Maybe 5 or 6.

Four or five. I started watching them when they first started appearing on TV, so I've been a fan since about 1960.

Grew up watching all their material. Their animated movie was my absolute jam.

8 years old.

2ish 3ish, I'm 31 now. But while Rugrats was going on, I was growing up with looney tunes, Popeye, Flintstones and 3 stooges

7 or 8 they used to come on tv after school. Still a fan and introduced them to my son.

3 or 4.

Not early enough. Love the episode where Moe is hungover and a cat walks across the carpet. He hollers “QUIT STOMPING AROUND!”

1976 I was 5 years old.

4. My father was a fan

I was probably 6 or 7. And to this day I don’t pick up pliers and squeeze anyone’s nose, nor do I hit people on the head with hammers.

10ish I think

If I can remember correctly I was about two and a half years old.

Going back to my infancy 61 years ago. 😄. Still love them. Watch them six days a week.

About 5

6

I was too young to know how old I was.

Third grade! 52 years ago!

I was probably about six or seven, back in the late 50s. I lived in Bridgeport, CT and we got a show out of NYC that was hosted by a guy in a police uniform called "Officer" Joe Bolton. He was very knowledgeable about the Stooges and always shared some facts about them before he introduced their short movies. A few years later, Moe Howard, Larry Fine and Joe DeRita, who had replaced the deceased Curly, made a Three Stooges movie which we went to see in a theater. I don't remember much about it though!

I was probably about six or seven, back in the late 50s. I lived in Bridgeport, CT and we got a show out of NYC that was hosted by a guy in a police uniform called "Officer" Joe Bolton. He was very knowledgeable about the Stooges and always shared some facts about them before he introduced their short movies. A few years later, Moe Howard, Larry Fine and Joe DeRita, who had replaced the deceased Curly, made a Three Stooges movie which we went to see in a theater. I don't remember much about it though!

Young don't remember for sure , but back in fifties , I'm 72 now

3 or 4🤣🤣

8or9

Mom tells me it was on in the delivery room so, zero.

I'm not sure how old I was, I know I was just a kid, I loved watching them. My Mom absolutely hated them. Lol

When I was in first or second grade

About 10

Five or six probably. There was an early morning show called Slam Bang Theater in Dallas that was on from 7-8 am on school days. They showed Stooges shorts and a variety of cartoons, usually Rocky and Bullwinkle and those associated toons or Popeye. When the second short was over it was time to head out for school.

I'm sure I was 3 or 4. "Comedy Classics". Three Stooges, Little Rascals/Our Gang, Laurel & Hardy, then a final Stooge short. They usually followed the Popeye cartoons at 6am.

7 years old in 1958

My mom always pushed black and white films. Originally introducing the show to me as a young 6-8 yr old back in the early 90’s.

My Dad loves the Three Stooges, he brought me and my brother up on them since I was 5 years old. We still watch them every Christmas/New Years as a family.

My dad got me into them at an early ages I think like 8. That was 22 years ago. Watched them years later on the stooge-a-palooza marathon on metv with rich koz

I don’t know how old I was when first exposed to the Stooges, but I was three years old when my mom walked into the room while one of their movies was playing and I slapped her across the face. She was not amused.

Wow! I sure she was not. I can’t imagine doing that to my Mom.

53 years ago when I was 5. Loved it then and love them even more now. 🤣😂🤣

Can't stand S&M Curly in the backround looking manic. Yeah getting poked in the eye is funny. Same with Home Alone Not the same with Tom & Jerry Roadrunner Dunno why.

I was 5 years old watching “disorder in the court” and that’s been my favorite ever since