Hey Moe, Hey Dad!

This documentary series seems cheaply-made, a bit too saccharine, and has a whole three-minute song that plays at the beginning of each episode, but it is very informative.

The real treat of this series comes with the full involvement of the Howard family, who seemed to have opened up their archive of photo albums and home movies, most of which I had never seen before, even as a huge Stooge fan. I'm not sure this documentary will appeal to anyone unfamiliar with the Stooges, but it's definitely worth a look for any Stooge fan.

Saw this on Amazon Prime. I enjoyed the footage and history of Moe's Family. I wish Ken Burns could've covered this one. Hearing from the rest of the family was enjoyable. It seemed to me that Paul Howard could have eased up on his drawings and self promotion, maybe making it less about himself. Some of the interviews with folks in the business were very interesting. I'm really hoping that someone is working towards putting together something that totally focuses on all of the stooges, less on their descendants. These guys totally deserve a well put together documentary about what really made the 3 stooges!

Who wouldn't want to learn more about our Nation's biggest treasure. The Three Stooges. If it were up to me (and I'm a bit whackie myself) they would be on Mt Rushmore. Not to self. Call the Bureau of Land Management in Washington

Each episode tells a behind the scenes story of laughter, reality and all the other trials that accompany this life. Sprinkled with love and respect. A time we all long for. When even during the worst of times people yearned for laughter and simple joy And during the depression of the 30's. Frozen in time this documentary is seasoned with an astonishing amount of film clips that never fail to deliver. Thanks Paul

Watch all of the episodes. You won't regret it Nyuck Nyuck.