Fuelin' Around

In Fuelin' Around, the Three Stooges play carpet layers who find themselves working in the home of Professor Sneed, a scientist with an invention for super rocket fuel. The film combines physical comedy with a storyline centered around the antics that ensue in a scientific environment.

With its release in 1949, this film reflects the comedic styles of the late 1940s and is a notable entry in the Stooges' filmography. Fans of classic comedies will find the performances of Shemp Howard, Larry Fine, and Moe Howard to be consistent with their established routines. Their interactions with a range of supporting characters, including Christine McIntyre and Emil Sitka, contribute to the film's humor and charm.