In Boothillville at the No Chance Saloon, the Three Stooges play a piano. They ask requests and a cowboy says to get out of town. They have to find a way to outsmart the cowboy and earn the right to remain a Boothillville resident.
The boys are detectives at the Tea House of Karate Carl. His pearl business is in danger from thieves and it's up to the Stooges to solve the crime. The live wraparound story is "Fishermen".
Moe, Larry and Curly Joe perform one experiment after another to create a flying bicycle; and race to be the first ones to make a flying machine when they hear the Wright Brothers are attempting to fly an airplane.
Curly Joe's skill in lip-synching to opera records gives Moe and Larry a get-rich-quick idea to pass him off as the real thing. Opening night at Cornegie Hall does not go as as planned. Live Action Wraparound: "Decorators".
The Stooges are Postmen trainees getting their first lessons. They survive the Rain, Sleet, Snow and Hail training treadmill only to be harassed by a vicious dog in a "test" apartment house. Live wraparound story: "Sunken Treasure".
The Stooges have entered the "Air Race of the Century" with an old biplane against a field of jets, but they've outfitted the plane with fireworks rockets.. Live wraparound story: "Setting Up Camp".
The Stooges are deputized to rid a hamlet's dragon problem. It's really a mechanical dragon, part of vampire Count Dunkula's plot to scare away the townspeople and loot their homes and stores. Live wraparound story: "Caretakers".
Someone delivers a man-eating lion to the Stooges' house who can only be controlled with hamburgers. Can they get rid of the ferocious beast before the burger supply runs out?
The Stooges are duck hunters who run across a duck that "fouls" their every attempt at shooting him. He also schemes to turn the tables on our heroes. Live wraparound story: "Caretakers".
The Stooges work at a cheese factory charged with the job of eliminating rodents. A hungry mouse steals a wedge of cheese and the boys are on the hunt. The live wraparound story is: "Fan Belt".
The Stooges are balloon vendors at The Big Balloon Race, but when they blow up too many balloons at once they inadvertently enter the race. The live wraparound story is: "Weighing In".
Curly Joe brings home magic beans instead of dinner, but overnight a beanstalk grows from the discarded beans. Soon, the Stooges find themselves face-to-face with a giant and his golden egg laying Chickadee.
Fishermen Moe, Larry and Curly Joe hook a magic fish, who grants them three wishes if they'll set him free. The Stooges quickly learn to be careful what you wish for. The live wraparound story is: "Janitors".
A polar bear takes over the Eskimo igloo of the Stooges, and the boys begin efforts to force him out and get a new bearskin rug in the process. The live wraparound story is "Doctors".
The 3 Stooges find Aladdin's lamp and try to bring the genie out to grant their wishes; but the genie causes for Moe to break out in a rash every time they summon him.
Moe, Larry and Curly Joe head to Africa to capture Mighty Joe Kong the gorilla for The Dingling Brothers Circus. But first they have to deal with the native cannibal headhunters. The live wraparound story is: "Waiters".
Uncle Moe McHoward leaves Moe a castle in Scotland, but they go to the wrong one - inhabited by a witch and her giant-sized son. To get rid of the Stooges, she turns them into chickens. The live wraparound story is: "Buried Treasure".
Dimwit interns Moe, Larry and Curly Joe must prove their worth to the head doctor. What better way than a little major surgery? The live wraparound story is: "Doctors".
Cave explorers Moe, Larry and Curly Joe come across an egg belonging to the extinct giant looney bird. Not as extinct as they thought, when the giant mother bird shows up to protect her baby. The live wraparound story is "Artists".
The boys are on an English fox hunt, dealing with a fox that turns the tables on the Stooges and makes one wonder - who's the hunter and who's the huntee? The live wraparound story is "Inheritance".
Transylvania Railroad men Moe, Larry and Curly Joe have their train hijacked by vampire Count Dunkula, and the boys taken to his castle for dinner and a little blood-sucking. The live wraparound story is "Shipmates".
A roaring tomcat interrupts the Stooges' sleep, sending them on a midnight mission to silence him for good. Their efforts make more racket than the cat, which brings in the police. The live wraparound story: "High Voltage".
Woodsmen Stooges head home to their cabin, but must cross a bridge guarded by a troll demanding a 50 cent toll. "No!" says Moe, and the boys repeatedly try in vain to outwit the troll. The live wraparound story is: "Decorators".
Carnival stuntmen Stooges attempt to perfect shooting a man from a cannon. Moe and Larry are the unfortunate human bullets, and Curly Joe the dimwitted artillery man who uses too much powder. The live wraparound story is "Janitors".
Sheriff Deputies Moe, Larry and Curly Joe are assigned to stop and apprehend motorcyclist Melvin, before his gang of Mel's Angels follow him into town. The live wraparound story is "Sharpshooter".
