

Fuelin' Around
The Stooges are carpet layers working in the home of a scientist, Professor Sneed, who has invented a super rocket fuel.
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Plot Summary
In this short comedy, the Three Stooges find themselves in dire straits when their car runs out of gas. They seek help from a local gas station attendant, but their attempts to refuel and get back on the road lead to a series of chaotic and destructive mishaps. The situation escalates as they interact with the station owner's daughter, further complicating their efforts to escape their predicament.
Critical Reception
As a short subject from the Three Stooges' prolific era, 'Fuelin' Around' is generally considered a typical example of their slapstick humor and comedic antics. While not a feature film, it delivered the expected dose of physical comedy and witty banter that fans of the trio enjoyed.
What Reviewers Say
- Features the signature slapstick and chaotic energy of the Three Stooges.
- Relies heavily on physical comedy and visual gags.
- A standard entry in the Stooges' short film catalog, offering predictable but enjoyable humor for fans.
Google audience: Audience reviews for 'Fuelin' Around' often highlight the consistent humor and the nostalgic appeal of the Three Stooges. Viewers appreciate the straightforward comedy and the energetic performances, though some may find the gags to be repetitive of their earlier work.
Fun Fact
This short film is one of many that Del Lord directed for the Three Stooges, known for his distinctive slapstick style that perfectly complemented their routines.
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