Blooperman

This show featured the Three Stooges, Larry, Moe, and Curly, as bionic crime-fighters who acted silly and got in their usual mix-ups. Originally a segment on Skatebirds, The Three Robonic Stooges garnered their own show when CBS cancelled The Skatebirds mid-season in late 1977.

Moe, Larry, Curly, Triple Zero

In The Three Robonic Stooges, everybody's favorite slapstick comedy team returned to Saturday morning, this time as crime-fighting mechanical superheroes. Originally seen as a short cartoon segment on Skatebirds, the Stooges moved to their own show mid-season when CBS canceled The Skatebirds. The new, half-hour weekly animated show cast Larry, Curly, and hey, Moe as androids, working for their long-suffering boss, Triple Zero in two episodes, combined with one episode of the re-edited Woofer and Wimper, Dog Detectives .

With their stretchable arms and legs (a precursor to Inspector Gadget), there was no shortage of eye-poking, face-slapping, nose-tweaking, and Curly's patented "nyuk, nyuk," but this time around it was in the interest of national security.

Bumbling as always, these android crime-busters were constantly crashing into one another, spouting springs and bolts, and generally malfunctioning- usually while on the job. However, maladroit as they were, they never failed to bring the various villains to justice, whether international master spies or the Giant of the Beanstalk.