![]() The famous gunslingers whose names get printed on screen as they are introed are all played by TV kid show hosts who showed Stooges shorts on their stations. And Don Lamond-who's the main villain here-is Larry's son-in-law. Also Maurer's son Jeffrey Scott appears as the only underage kid here. I'll stop there and just say the Stooges are as funny as ever with their physical comedy and there are also some anachronistic gags about modern times that were nice surprises especially a couple of ones about The Beatles! The producer/director was Norman Maurer-Moe's son-in-law. When their boss (regular Stooge supporting player Emil Sitka) tells of how low that speices seems to be in number, they go west to try to prevent it. Adam West runs their newspaper department and is passionate about the possible extinction of the buffalo. Moe, Larry, and Curly Joe are photographers in Boston when the movie starts. This was the last theatrical movie for The Three Stooges and it's quite a good one to go out on even though they had one more film to go (that would be Kook's Tour which was another of their TV pilots and which I'll review next). Just watched this again on YouTube, several years after originally seeing this late at night on TNT.
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