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Three Stooges Make Professional Wrestling Debut, Are Painfully Ill-Received

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Last night, on WWE's Monday Night Raw, the Three Stooges (as played by Three Stooges stars Will Sasso, Sean Hayes, and Chris Diamantopoulos, naturally) appeared to promote their Friday release. And, just as when the Three Stooges cast previously appeared at a NASCAR event, the surprise arrival of a group of impressionists mostly confused and/or angered spectators just there to reaffirm a stereotype about the kind of person who likes NASCAR/professional wrestling. It was an incredibly painful sight, hugely uncomfortable from the moment the Stooges for some reason emerged from a shipping crate, to the moment Sasso begins doing his impression of Curly doing an impression of Hulk Hogan, to the point when Larry goads to "get out here" and "keep going, yeah," and you realize how unclear it is if he's urging on Curly or a suddenly-aware, increasingly-reluctant Sasso. You will be so grateful when Curly is mercifully cold-cocked, and your awkward gaze can shift to a sign reading "I ♥ CENA MORE THAN MY HUSBAND." Compared to the ill-received antics of the Three Stooges, such depressing, grappling-born infidelity is a welcomed relief.

So the masked man in spandex... that was essentially the quiet voice of reason, then?

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