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The Three Stooges 

One of the most successful comedy trios from the 1930s-1970s. The original line-up was Moses Horwitz, Louis Feinberg, and Sam Horwitz, better known as Moe Howard, Larry Fine, and Shemp Howard. After performing in Vaudeville for awhile, Shemp went into the movie business, and was replaced by Moe and Shemp's brother Jerome 'Babe' Horwitz, who would become better known as Curly Howard. The Three Stooges made many short films together, most of them with Curly, untill 1947, when he suffered a stroke and was replaced by Shemp.

The stooges are considered one of the great masters of comedy and are still much loved to this day.
I was up all last night watching The Three Stooges on TV. Man I never laughed so hard!
The Three Stooges by Mr. X-106 November 21, 2004
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The Three Stooges 

1. A famous threesome of men who would poke each other in the eyes, pluck each other's eyebrows, and do other hilarious acts.
2. The main difference between men and women.
1. Dude, the three stooges are so funny!
2. Honey, why don't you like the three stooges?
The Three Stooges by MISTER. DODD. August 10, 2006

The Three Stooges 

Historically a vaudeville comedy team who worked from 1922 to 1970, consisting of Larry, Moe and Curly, but now more popularly known to consist of the 45th POTUS, Attorney General William Barr and Secretary of State, Mike Pompeo.
The Three Stooges are endlessly doing their pratfalls and creating political comedy; they just cannot keep their stories straight!
The Three Stooges by Dr Bunnygirl November 4, 2019
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