The Yoke's on Me

In The Yoke's on Me, the Three Stooges take on the roles of farmers after being rejected by every branch of the armed services. This comedic short is notable for its strong anti-Japanese content, which led to its ban from television in later years. Curly Howard, Moe Howard, and Larry Fine deliver their signature slapstick antics as they navigate the challenges of farm life.

As a product of its time, this film reflects the humor and societal attitudes during World War II. Collectors of classic comedies or fans of the Three Stooges will find this film an interesting representation of their work and the era's comedic style.