i grew up watching the bowery boys on the weekends and even at young an age i could tell this was low rent stuff as the name implies. still it was fun to watch satch (hall) get the better of muggs (gorcey) after muggs would beat the crap out him. the east side kids stuff were never shown even though it was public domain stuff and probably cheap to run and it was just to low a standard for kids to tune in even though we only had like 5 channels to watch. enter the year 2005 and i am repossesin about my childhood. i can not find any bowery boys on dvd but i found the east side kids on disc and also on a public domain website. thankfully i saved my dough and saw bowery blitz on the web for free and and it really really blows. now i can see there are some bowery boys and maybe monogram bad movie lovers here that gave this melodrama crap a positive but c amon folks and this ain not even trying to be funny. it an east side kids drama and not a comedy so it no good. the best part was seeing muggs fight at the end and he reminded me of my grade school days flayling away like a girl when i would get in a fight and it was kinda abusin. leonard maltin said in his mini bio that this flick is one of the better ones and so you can just imagine the rest. if you wanna see some halfway decent east side action see ghosts on the loose maybe but the bottom line is usually a comedy team starts out strong in their career and tapers off and these mugs blew chucks early on then slowly picked it up until hall antics dominated than they were at best. still 2nd tier stuff way below the 3 stooges and who they imitate but amusing for those who grew up with them. this feature would not bring back pleasant bowery boys memories and is best left to monogram fanatics. 
i grew up watching the bowery boys on the weekends and even at young an age i could tell this was low rent stuff as the name implies. still it was fun to watch satch (hall) get the better of muggs (gorcey) after muggs would beat the crap out him. the east side kids stuff were never shown even though it was public domain stuff and probably cheap to run and it was just to low a standard for kids to tune in even though we only had like 5 channels to watch. enter the year 2005 and i am repossesin about my childhood. i can not find any bowery boys on dvd but i found the east side kids on disc and also on a public domain website. thankfully i saved my dough and saw bowery blitz on the web for free and and it really really blows. now i can see there are some bowery boys and maybe monogram bad movie lovers here that gave this melodrama crap a positive but c amon folks and this ain not even trying to be funny. it an east side kids drama and not a comedy so it no good. the best part was seeing muggs fight at the end and he reminded me of my grade school days flayling away like a girl when i would get in a fight and it was kinda abusin. leonard maltin said in his mini bio that this flick is one of the better ones and so you can just imagine the rest. if you wanna see some halfway decent east side action see ghosts on the loose maybe but the bottom line is usually a comedy team starts out strong in their career and tapers off and these mugs blew chucks early on then slowly picked it up until hall antics dominated than they were at best. still 2nd tier stuff way below the 3 stooges and who they imitate but amusing for those who grew up with them. this feature would not bring back pleasant bowery boys memories and is best left to monogram fanatics. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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