# Mystery Science Theater 3000

Mystery Science Theater 3000 (1988–1999; 2017–2018; 2022–) is an American TV show that mocks bad movies by riffing on their strange characters, absurd settings, and silly plot twists, interspersing erudite cultural quips with schoolboy jokes and general zaniness. There are 198 movies, 60 shorts, and 4 specials in the MST3K canon. (See Notes below for help on using this page.)
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## Notes

* How to use this page. You can browse these quotes by scrolling through the page, looking for a specific title using your browser's Find or Search feature, or click on a numbered link in the table of contents. As you pause your mouse over each box in the table, the title of the episode, short, or special will pop up in a tooltip. (Some older browsers don't provide this feature or have it disabled, in which case you can still see the title as a URL in your browser's status bar.)
* What kind of quotes to add. Much of the humor in Mystery Science Theater 3000 comes from visual or sound sources that cannot be adequately communicated through a text quote page. A good guideline for adding quotes here is to limit them to ones that communicate their humor through the text itself, with a minimum of context. On the other hand, these quotes do include MST3K humor that arises from cultural references that aren't practical to explain within a quote page, so they are left as mental exercises for the reader (or the use of external sites with such explanations).
* How to format quotes. See the discussion page for suggested formatting and more inclusion guidelines.
* What do the colors mean? The color scheme for the table indicates the different channels and cast arrangements for MST3K:
| KTMA: Season 0 | Joel (Hodgson) & the Bots, Dr. Forrester, Dr. Erhardt |
| Comedy Central: Season 1 | Joel (Robinson) & the Bots, Dr. Forrester, Dr. Erhardt |
| Comedy Central: Seasons 2-5 | Joel (Robinson) & the Bots, Dr. Forrester, TV's Frank |
| Comedy Central: Seasons 5-6 | Mike & the Bots, Dr. Forrester, TV's Frank |
| Comedy Central: Season 7 | Mike & the Bots, Dr. Forrester, Pearl Forrester |
| Gramercy: MST3K: The Movie | Mike & the Bots, Dr. Forrester |
| Sci Fi Channel: Seasons 8-10 | Mike & the Bots, Pearl Forrester, Professor Bobo, Observer |
| Short features (various seasons) | (various casts & channels) |
| CCC, SFC: Specials (movie reviews) | Mike & the Bots |

## KTMA (Season 0)
### The Green Slime

    Man: That's an asteroid!
    Joel: That's no asteroid... that's a battle station!$^{[N]}$
    Joel: Hey, Crow.
    Crow: Yes, Joel Hodgson?
    Joel: I found the secret of life the other day... but it kinda bummed me out.
    Crow: You found the secret of life? Why should it bum you out?
    Joel: It was on 8-track.
    [Gypsy and Crow laugh.]

### Invaders from the Deep

    Captain Troy Tempest: No visible sign of trouble.
    Joel: Not yet.
    Tempest: Down SVC. Standby to surface.
    Lt. George "Phones" Sheridan: Standing by.
    Tempest: Right. Blow 1.
    Phones: Blow 1.
    Joel [as Tempest]: Pull my finger.
    [as Marina, Tempest, and Phones dive through an underwater cave]
    Joel: They stay down pretty good for being made out of wood.
    [as Tempest and Phones are immobilized by a pink ray]
    Joel: Are they sweating or is that sap?
    Crow: Forced to watch their own movie. How horrible.
    [as Commander Sam Shore paces in a hover-chair]
    Joel: Oh he's pacing, right?
    Crow: His boots weren't made for walking.

### Revenge of the Mysterons

    [after Breck is shot and falls from his position]
    Joel: You know that puppet does his own stunts.
    Crow: Does he really?
    Servo: I personally don't believe that puppets should be on TV.
    [as the Lunar Controller repeatedly shoots SID]
    Crow: You know, there was an off switch, dumb-o.

### Star Force: Fugitive Alien II

    [During an effects sequence.]
    Servo: They must've spent tens of dollars on this.

### Gamera vs. Barugon

    Joel: Hey, thanks a lot for calling in last week, everybody. It sure helps out here on the Satellite of Love to get your messages.
    Servo: Hey Joel, let's listen to one of the messages!
    Joel: Alright, that's a good idea. Hey Cambot, could you give it to me on a blue star field screen and give it to me one time, CG bold helvetica straight up on two?
    Caller 1: I enjoyed the movie, but really hated the constant interruptions that were on there. It was like being in a theater with a bunch of rude Jr. High teenagers. I hope you don't continue the program, not in that fashion anyway.
    Servo: What a complete wing-nut!
    Joel: Well listen, Servo, everyone is entitled to their opinion. That's what makes the USA great.
    Crow: Is that so, Joel Hodgson? I think that guy needs an antispasmodic.
    Servo: Could I say something to our friendly caller, Joel?
    Joel: Of course, Servo.
    Servo: Hey buddy, is that your head, or did your neck grow a bubble?
    Joel: Hey you should talk, listen I think we should listen to another one.
    Caller 2: [excitedly] Great stuff! More more more MORE MORE!!! GIMME MORE!!! I WANT MOOOOOOOORE!!!!
    Crow: Oh, he must mean Dave Moore.
    Servo: No, he's on TV 4.
    Crow: No, that's Moore On 4.
    Servo: No, that's a black gospel singing group.
    Crow: No, that's More By Four.
    Servo: Isn't that an off road truck?
    Crow: No, that's a 4x4.
    Servo: No you're thinking of a 2x4.
    Crow: No, that's a CB term, you know uh, "2-4, good buddy."
    Servo: No, that's 10-4- no, that's a tax form you fill out.
    Crow: No, that's 1040- my favorite lubricant!
    Japanese General: Operation Rear View Mirror has failed.
    Servo: Now do Operation Fuzzy Dice.

### Gamera

    Crow: Hey Joel, uh... I looked up 'suspended animation' in the dictionary and I don't think that this is going to be any good at— [a spray of liquid nitrogen turns Crow frozen mid-sentence] —AAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!
    Joel: See, I told you guys it would work.
    [Hidaka and his Eskimo hosts observe fighter jets pursuing another jet.]
    Dr. Hidaka: The war even comes to this Eskimo village. Soon there won't be any peace anywhere.
    [Cut to a ship cutting through the ice.]
    Joel: There's nothing more tragic than a war in an Eskimo village.
    [Kenny searches for his turtle Tibby among the shore rocks.]
    Kenny: Tibby? Tibby? Tibby?
    Joel: Like the turtle's gonna call out if he hears him.
    [At night, Kenny mopes about his lost stones that he was collecting for "Gamera's new house".]
    Joel [as Catherine]: When you get up in the morning, Kenny, we'll get you a whole box of gravel.

### Gamera vs. Gaos

    [While playing back phone messages left by viewers.]
    Joel: All you scary guys with the low I.Q.s, don't call any more because you're scaring Gypsy.
    Gypsy: Yeah, grow a brain already!
    [While opening credits roll with a background showing the ocean.]
    Joel: The Ocean; the beginning of all life... and all Sandy Frank films.

### Gamera vs. Zigra

    [A supertanker has just exploded in flames.]
    Servo: Oh my God, it's Gordon Lightfoot!
    Helen: I think he's so wonderful, I love Gamera!
    Joel: Keep your shirt on, honey.

### Gamera vs. Guiron

    Servo: Six-year-olds and nuclear weapons: a combination that just can't be beat.

### Phase IV

    Crow: Looks kinda skinny. Must be a Carpenter ant. [chuckling] Carpenter... get it? Carpenter ant. See 'cause—
    Joel: [horrified] Oh no...
    Crow: Never mind.
    Joel: You don't mean that...
    Servo: Ant-orexic.
    Crow: [laughs] See? Servo got it.
    Servo: You know, ants can carry entire watermelons. And big chicken legs. Happened in The Flintstones.
    Crow: I had a chicken leg once. I had to wear corrective shoes.
    [During an unpleasant closeup of the queen ant laying eggs.]
    Crow: Hope no one's eating rice at this point.
    Servo: So Crow, if we ever get off this ship, what's the first thing you're going to do when we get to Earth?
    Crow: Uh well the first thing I'm gonna do is kill Sandy Frank!
    Servo: Oh, that's just a given!
    [While the end credits roll.]
    Crow: I thought it was deep...
    Joel: What did you think, Servo?
    Servo: I thought it was pathetic.
    Crow: So deep, we should've been wearing boots.
    Servo: This made flying turtles look good.

### Cosmic Princess

    [Tony and Koenig watch a video of an "alien" — a man whose face shows through his pumpkin-shaped and -colored rubber mask.]
    Joel: Kind of a jack-o'-lantern monster.
    Servo: [deadpan] Ooh, very scary. I'm trembling.
    Crow: I think the prop department juuuust ran out of money.
    [Integrating an alien power supply into their Eagle, Tony, reading some instructions, counts off numbers to Commander Koenig.]
    Tony: 1... 2...
    Servo [as Tony]: 3...
    Tony: 5...
    Joel, Crow, Servo: What?!
    Tony: 6...
    Joel: That's why they're in such trouble.
    Tony: 7... 4.
    Crow: Well, they are British.
    [During the credits.]
    Crow: Nick Brimble! I had a knick on my Brimble once.

### Humanoid Woman

    Joel: The plot thickens.
    Servo: Like rancid pea soup.

### Fugitive Alien

    Joel: Just because you lost your hair, doesn't mean you have to take it out on the planet.

### SST: Death Flight

    [Blonde bimbo Angela Garland boards the plane, still wearing her "Miss SST" outfit and sash.]
    Angela: [vapidly] Hello!
    [The flight attendants watch her sashay to her seat.]
    Crow [as Attendant]: Please put your brain under the seat in front of you.
    [Passengers are boarding.]
    Crow [as Attendant]: Hi, you're in the part of the plane that falls off.
    [Having achieved a cruising altitude of 65,000 feet, Captain Walsh gets on the intercom.]
    Capt. Walsh: Ladies and gentlemen, this is Captain Walsh. If you'll look out your windows, you'll see a sight that very few except the astronauts have ever seen.
    Servo [as Capt. Walsh]: An oncoming plane.
    Capt. Walsh: Although the sky above remains black…
    Crow [as Capt. Walsh]: … our wing is completely on fire, not unlike re-entry.
    [As the SST stabilizes, Kingman herds the passengers toward the rear of the plane.]
    Carla Stanley: Please, do something! We'll all be killed!
    Crow: I guess she's in charge of panicking.
    Servo [as Kingman]: Okay, all the actors form a line! "Love Boat" on the left, "Fantasy Island" on the right!

### Mighty Jack

    [The villain has shot himself, but his pet cat is still alive.]
    Joel: So that cat is going to have to take the rap for this whole thing?

### Superdome

    [Star quarterback Tom Selleck narrowly escapes death in a sabotaged hot tub.]
    Crow: Magnum, deep fried.
    [The film ends just before the kickoff.]
    Announcer: There's nothing quite like it. Super Bowl. Three hours from now the game will be history, but the lives of the players and fans alike will never be the same.
    Servo: [annoyed] Who won?
    Crow: I know I'll never be quite the same.
    Joel: This movie's history.
    Crow: We're history.
    Joel: Let's go.
    [Joel and Crow get up to leave. Servo hangs back.]
    Servo: Who won? ... Who won? ... Who won the game?!

### City on Fire

    Dr. Erhardt: We got a letter from the Mad Scientist League. They say they're gonna revoke our licenses--that we're not really mad enough!
    Dr. Forrester: I know, look, it says here, at best we're Mildly Peeved Researchers.
    [After a helpful title card informs us that "What you are about to see could happen to any city, anywhere."]
    Servo: Oh, good. ... It can happen in any city to any person. So wha–
    [Barry Newman's credit appears.]
    Crow: Like Barry Newman.
    Servo: So stop watching TV and get ready for the big huge fire! The apocalypse that could happen this Sunday night.
    Crow: I bet this was made in Canada.
    Servo: Oui.
    [Doctor Whitman is evacuating the children's ward.]
    Dr. Whitman: You all know "Follow the Leader"?
    Crow: This is called "Follow the Burning Doctor".
    [A char-broiled paparazzi photographer is taunting Diana about some incriminating photos that he took of her and the Mayor.]
    Servo [as Diana]: Doctor, I think we got our blood donor!
    [A woman is going into labor.]
    Crow: Get a catcher's mitt!
    Joel: Boil some water.
    Crow: Boil some newspapers!
    Crow: Kinda sorry Shelley bought it.
    Joel: Yeah... kinda of a shame.
    Servo: She bought it, but we paid for it.

### Time of the Apes

    [In response to Keiiche Abe's writing credit.]
    Crow: Someone wants to admit that they wrote this?
    [Still shot of two gorillas]
    Crow: Oh look, it's Shelley Winters and Ernest Borgnine.

### The Million Eyes of Sumuru

    [CIA agent Tommy (pop idol Frankie Avalon) waits while sexy Helga strips behind a curtain.]
    Joel: Just try to pay no attention to that girl behind the curtain.
    Crow: Try not to pay any attention to that hideous pattern.
    Tommy: I wonder if this is where I'm supposed to sing. Nah!
    Joel: Good one, Frankie. We'll make fun of the movie, if you don't mind!

### The Last Chase

    [a credit for the Canadian Film Development Corporation appears]
    Crow: Oh, Canada, well that– that... that explains why it SUCKED!!

### Legend of the Dinosaur

    Servo: It's Brooke Shields, the Creature from the Blue Lagoon!
    Reporter: Everyone is asking the same question...
    Servo: Why am I watching this?
    [Towards the end of the movie, the titular dinosaurs finally appear and go on a confusing sort-of-a-rampage.]
    Joel: It made more sense before there were any dinosaurs. I'm starting to miss that part of the movie.

## Season 1
### The Crawling Eye

    Servo: [first riff; displaying a mountainside] This must be a Paramount Picture.
    [Two mountain climbers have just spied the corpse of another.]
    Mountaineer: His head! ... It was torn off!
    Servo: You say that like it's a bad thing.
    [The train carrying some of the main characters arrives in Trollenberg.]
    Servo [as Conductor]: Trollenberg, home of the Crawling Eye. All stops lead to a bloody death.
    [A woman- Anne- stares blankly at a mountain as bizarre music plays.]
    Joel [as mountain]: [deeply] I am Mount Svengali. You will do as I say.
    Anne: [after being asked by her sister if she's troubled by anything] I feel wonderful; I just wish others would stop treating me like an invalid.
    Joel: How about a wheelchair?
    [after Anne falls on top of Alan Brooks (played by Forrest Tucker) as he's reading his newspaper]
    Alan Brooks: It's fine. It was just the baseball scores.
    Joel: It's just a prop, anyway.
    Alan Brooks: [he and Prof. Crevett are discussing the recent string of climbing accidents on the mountain] Where people climb mountains, there are lots of accidents.
    Prof. Crevett: That's true; and sometimes- the bodies- they disappear. But here, the search parties go out, and always they find nothing. Why do you suppose that is?
    Servo: [as Brooks] They're not good search parties?
    Joel: What's a giant eye going to do, pick you up and wink you to death?
    Servo: Is there a sequel to this movie?
    Crow: Yeah; The Eye-ger Sanction!
    Servo: Starring Burl Eye-ves.
    [Joel chastises the bots for continuous eye puns; however, moments later...]
    Joel: I spy with my little eye...
    Servo: You hypocrite!
    [Anne is feeling faint after the giant eyes attacking the observatory have been killed and set ablaze by an air strike. Alan Brooks tends to her]
    Alan Brooks: Let's get you outside and have some fresh air.
    Servo: I don't think outside is the best place for fresh air right now.
    Gypsy: I got an itch!
    Dr. Ernhardt: [entering Deep 13; first lines] Clay; Clay, I think I was spotted on my way down here!
    Dr. Forrester: Did you wear your disguise?
    Dr. Ernhardt: I was, but I just don't look that good in heels.
    Dr. Forrester: No-one must know we're down here doing this!
    Dr. Ernhardt: [meekly] I'm sorry.

### The Robot vs. the Aztec Mummy

    [Erhardt and Forrester are preparing an invention for the Mad Scientist Convention]
    Dr. Erhardt: [to Forrester] Promise me if you lose the contest you aren't going to blow up the whole convention center again.
    Dr. Forrester: I only did that once! [Erhardt sternly clears his throat] OK, twice.
    Dr. Erhardt: It was three times!
    Dr. Forrester: The third time I used the incendiaries, and it didn't make the building blow up, it just made it burn. Really... quickly.
    Dr. Erhardt: [while introducing their creation for the Invention Exchange, a chalkboard vinyl on a record player] Okay- so you're throwing a party, it's 3 AM, and none of the guests are leaving. That's when you bring out the Chalkman!
    Dr. Forrester: Yes, as every self-respecting scientist knows, the sound of human fingernails on a chalkboard is most annoying. It initiates the primal fear response in all mammals, much like a chimpanzee scurrying across the plains of the Serengeti. Simply put your Chalkman on the platen. [shows record] Now this is a real chalkboard. (Set on) Side B; excellent. And you'll just notice the tonearm has real human fingernails embedded in the hand, now place it on the platen... [scratches the disc, creating a shrill sound] Now open it.
    Dr. Erhardt: They'll stay.
    Dr. Forrester: Close it. [shrill scratching sound continues]
    Dr. Erhardt: They'll leave.
    Dr. Forrester: And so on and so forth.
    Servo: [attempting to shoo away a swarm of Demon Dogs from the Satellite of Love] Puppy party's over; everybody off! This is Tom Servo, your worst doggy nightmare!
    Enoch, King of the Demon Dogs: [as he explains he's willing to help drive away the Dogs] First we'll exchange pleasantries, then, we will drink Tranya.
    Crow: [snarkily] From a dish off the floor, boy?

#### Radar Men from the Moon, Chapter 1 (short)

    [two thugs hired by the Moon Men try to sneak behind Cody whilst he is working in his lab]
    Servo: Oh, I'd hate to shoot a butt like that!
    [A door opens, revealing Retik, ruler of the moon, and two identically dressed minions.]
    Crow [as Retik/Larry]: I am Orkon. This is my brother Xenon and my other brother Xenon.
    Commando Cody: Do you mind telling me why your men are carrying out that campaign of destruction on Earth?
    Servo [as Retik]: It's an election year.
    Retik: Not at all. They are merely softening up your defenses for our impending invasion.
    Commando Cody: Why do you want to invade the Earth?
    Retik: Because the atmosphere on the Moon has become so thin and dry, it is impossible for us to raise food, except in pressurized greenhouses.
    Joel [as Cody]: Get a humidifier!

#### The Robot vs. the Aztec Mummy (movie)

    [Dr. Almada voices-over scenes of the doomed romance between Aztec maiden Xochi and warrior Popoca.]
    Dr. Almada: So they decided to run away, even though it was her sacred duty to preserve her maidenhood and be sacrificed to the god Tezcatlipoca.
    Joel [as Dr. Almada]: The god of decaffeinated coffee.
    Dr. Almada: They were discovered by the tribal priests.
    [A priest receives a steaming bowl, turning to the restrained Popoca to force-feed him.]
    Servo [as Dr. Almada]: They prepared hearty soups and broths and forced them on their guests, for they truly knew how to handle a hungry man.
    [A priest carries the prone Xochi up the aisle to the sacrificial altar.]
    Joel: Kind of looks like Dirty Dancing, doesn't it?
    Servo [as Xochi]: [singing to "(I've Had) The Time of My Life"]
       I've reached the end of my life
       And I'm waiting for the knife to fall.
    Servo: [as Popaca reveals himself as the titular Aztec Mummy] I am not an animal; I am a Aztec Mummy!
    [from a distance in a cemetery, Dr. Krupp and his scarred henchman Bruno observe the Aztec Mummy of Popoca]
    Bruno: [of Popoca] You stinkin' devil! How I'd like to chop your rotten flesh to pieces!
    Joel: Bruno, stop letting hate run your life.
    [The evil Dr. Krupp unveils his creation, a "human robot".]
    Dr. Krupp: Tonight I'm going to put it to the supreme test!
    Joel: The Cosmo sex quiz?
    Dr. Krupp: [continues to boast about his "human robot"] With its shining pension, no human being on this earth can oppose me!
    Servo: Wait, a human robot? There's a flaw right there.
    Crow: [while Popoca tears apart Krupp's robot with relative ease] I looked up "anticlimax" in the dictionary; it said "See 'Aztec Mummy'."

### Mad Monster
#### Radar Men from the Moon, Chapter 2 (short)

    [After the stars a list of names under "With" comes up.]
    Joel: These are the extras...they'll probably get killed.
    [Last week's cliffhanger is resolved by Cody simply diving away from a ray blast.]
    Servo: Oh, if they'd only shown him diving out of the way, I wouldn't have spent the week worrying about him.
    Joel: [as Cody is fighting off a henchman] Just give him a headbutt. Give him a headbutt! He's just wearing spandex on his head!
    Servo: [as Cody beats up Retik] That's for Bryant Gumbel; that's for Gene Shalit; and that's for dressing up like Carmen Miranda! God, that was dumb!
    Crow: Those are all Bob Mackie creations, aren't they?
    Cody: [as he and one of his fellow scientists are fleeing an approaching Moon Men tank, pointing towards a narrow cliff opening] Maybe we can dodge around those rocks and lose 'em.
    Servo: Maybe you can use the ray gun. Y'know the big one that blows up things? Like Moon Cars, perhaps?

#### Mad Monster (movie)

    Servo: Why does he have to kill them to prove his point? Can't he just show them a pie chart or something?
    Prof. Blaine: Mingling the blood of man and beast is downright sacrilege!
    Joel: Tell that to the NFL!
    [Prof. Blaine is pacing around aimlessly instead of fulfilling his promise to Dr. Cameron that he'd inject Petro with Cameron's werewolf serum.]
    Servo: Just shoot him! You told him you would. Don't pad your part!
    Servo: [singing to the tune of The Beverly Hillbillies theme as a farmer encounters Petro in the swamp]
Come and listen to the story of a man named Jed A poor mountaineer, barely kept his family fed Then one day, he was shooting at some food...
    Joel: [joining in] ...And up from the swamp came a big ugly dude.
    Servo: Wolfman, that is; black teeth, gnarled face.
    [the farmer attempts to shoot at Petro twice, but it doesn't even phase the wolfman as he lumbers forward]
    Servo: The next thing you know, old Jed was really scared.
The kin folk said "Jed, get away from there!" Said "My cabin is the place I ought to be," So he loaded up his drawers and he told his family...
    Joel: Good one, Crow.
    Servo: [I'm] Servo.
    Crow: Ah, over here.
    Joel: Right, sorry; good one, Servo. [turns towards Crow] You too, Crow.
    Servo: [unenthused] Gee, thanks, Ed!
    Crow: I didn't do anything.
    Dr. Cameron: [to Prof. Fitzgerald] I could give you an injection that would grant you the strength of ten men.
    Crow: [as Cameron] ...And their hair.
    Dr. Cameron: Or- following the line of evolution- how about a pair of donkey's ears? Ha! Something more fitting your level of intelligence!
    Joel: [sarcastically] Oh, nice quip; really tagged 'em there.
    Prof. Fitzgerald: [towards Dr. Cameron] I do not care to be ridiculed by a charlatan!
    Servo: [as Fitzgerald] Or you!
    Lenore: [confides to her father Cameron about her concerns over their house] There's something here that's evil. It's real and I can feel it; and I'm afraid!
    Servo: [as Lenore] It makes me want to sing!
    Officer: [towards reporter Tom, as they observe the recently murdered Professor Blaine] This should make a gory enough story for your paper.
    Tom: It's more than just a story to me; [Cameron] was my friend.
    Joel: [as Tom] It would make a great story. Maybe even a movie- with a sequel!
    [Dr. Cameron has successfully turned his gardener into a werewolf and back again.]
    Servo [as Dr. Cameron]: That felt good... Now I'm going to turn my daughter into a woodchuck.
    [Lenore and Tom are discussing what could've happened to a wounded Prof. Fitzgerald]
    Lenore: Fitzgerald was driving Petro into town with him. Surely you don't think-
    Tom: I don't know what to think!
    Servo: [as Tom] And stop calling me Shirley!
    Petro: [snapped out of a trance towards Lenore by Dr. Cameron] I don't know what's come over me; I must have a touch of Swamp Fever.
    Dr. Cameron: That's very likely. Now off to bed; I'll get something for it.
    Servo: I had a Marsh Rash once.
    Crow and Servo: [with their heads swapped, whilst speaking in unison] Hey, are you thinking what I'm thinking?
    Servo: You like long walks in the rain?
    Crow: Chinese food?
    Servo: Mushing up your ice cream?
    Crow and Servo: [in unison] Oh, yes! We love us! Our collective brains are more powerful than Joel's! There is nothing that can stand in our way. We have seen the future and it is us; massage us into your scalp! We are all one; all powerful... YES! We are Servo Crow-ation, and we shall rule the wor- [Joel shuts them both off]
    Joel: [in bemusement] My robots; I think I'll keep 'em- turned off.
    Prof. Fitzgerald: [viewing Cameron's lab] You seem to be excellently equipped.
    Servo [as Dr. Cameron]: Thank you! I didn't think you could tell through these trousers.

### Women of the Prehistoric Planet

    [Klutzy Lt. Bradley demonstrates martial arts and winds up somersaulting to the ground.]
    Lt. Bradley: Hi-keeba! Hup!
    Servo: You know, I could watch that all day.
    [Running gag: Anytime Lt. Bradley attempts comic relief.]
    Joel, Servo, and Crow: SHUT UP!!!
    [On the prehistoric planet, Dr. Farrell looks into the bubbling pond that swallowed a crewman.]
    Joel: Is he primordial soup yet?
    [Tang serenades Linda with music played on a pan-flute]
    Crow: Now he's going to play the world's most loved melodies, a la Zamfir.
    Servo: [as Tang] Get me; I'm the master of the pan-flute!
    [At the end of the movie, as romantic soundtrack music plays, Cmdr. Scott and Lt. Karen Lamont gaze into each other's eyes.]
    Joel [as Scott]: I know our affair wasn't set up in this film, but… let's be part of the Loose-End Festival anyhow.
    Servo: [as one of the scouts ends up mauled by a giant fake-looking spider] My God, how horrible! To be killed by a plush toy!
    Linda: [in disgust as the crew refuses to search further for her love, Tang] I hate you; I hate all of you!
    Joel: Jeez, don't say hi then!

### The Corpse Vanishes
#### Radar Men from the Moon, Chapter 3 (short)

    Crow: [while a shot of Cody's ship returning to Earth plays] Why does the Earth have a shadow?
    Servo: Why are there clouds in space?
    Crow: Why are we watching this?
    Servo: Daddy, what's Vietnam?
    Retik: [demanding for his henchmen waiting on Earth to be prepared for the arrival of Cody and his team of scientists] Will you have a ray gun completed by the time he lands?!
    Kropp: I'm afraid that's impossible, your Excellency.
    Crow: [as Kropp] All the hardware stores are closed!

#### The Corpse Vanishes (movie)

    [After a bride "dies" at the altar, two men carry her out on a stretcher, still in her poofy wedding dress.]
    Joel: Oh, man, that's so sad — look, they're taking the cake back!
    [Dr. Lorenz eagerly receives the white bundle in his hearse.]
    Crow [as Lorenz]: Thank you, I love cake!
    [At Alice Wentworth's wedding, the bride and her maids hear a knock at the door.]
    Servo [as Landshark]: Landshark.
    [Another knock interrupts Alice's talk with her mother.]
    Joel [as Landshark]: Candygram.
    [The two women hear another knock at the door.]
    Servo [as Landshark]: Pizza delivery.
    [At the Lorenz house, the doctor quietly re-enters the secret passage in the wardrobe cabinet in Pat's room.]
    Servo [as Lorenz]: I've got to go back here and talk to the Lion and the Witch.
    [Dr. Lorenz prepares to inject his wife with a hypodermic needle.]
    Crow [as Dr. Lorenz]: Now you might feel a little sting...
    [Mrs. Lorenz shrieks loudly.]
    Crow [as Dr. Lorenz]: OK, a big sting.
    Dr. Foster: [as he assists in defending Patricia's testimony to her boss about Dr. Lorenz] The glands in our body help determine the condition of our teeth, the texture of our hair...
    Crow: [as Dr. Foster] The cut of our jib.
    Joel: Learning is fun!
    Crow: No one could hold a candle to him in this role. Well, maybe they could douse him in something flammable and then hold a candle to him.
    [during the RAM chip segment]
    Crow: Good thing about the movie: we got to meet an entire family of mutants!
    Joel: [chuckles] OK...and a bad thing?
    Crow: They were all so stupid, they tried to commit inconspicuous acts of murder on the most conspicuous day of a woman's life!
    Joel: [impressed] You, my friend, get a RAM chip!

### The Crawling Hand

    [In a diner, some kids are dancing around a jukebox. The owner of the diner walks up and turns it off.]
    Owner: No dancing, not allowed.
    Joel: This is just like Footloose.
    [Moments later in the same diner, when Marta is about to say something.]
    Crow [as Owner]: No acting, not allowed.
    [Marta shows her rat in a cage for her science experiment at the diner]
    Owner: No rats.
    Joel [as Owner]: Unless they're on the menu.
    [even later, as Paul attempts to throttle the diner owner while under the hand's influence]
    Joel: [as Owner] No strangling, not allowed.
    [Paul and Marta are engaged in a passionate embrace on the beach.]
    Crow: Hey! Is this From Here to Eternity?
    Servo: No, it just seems like an eternity.
    [Buxom Marta, changing into her swimsuit behind a rock, loudly converses with Paul on the other side of the rock.]
    Marta: Paul... what does it mean, I'm "stacked"? And you're "not with it"?
    Paul: "Stacked"?
    Crow [as Paul]: "Stacked" means you're really smart.
    Joel: [as Sheriff Townsend/Skipper to Paul] Where's the little body, little buddy?
    Sheriff Townsend: Did you hear anything... footsteps... a door opening?
    Crow [as Sheriff]: The sound of one hand clapping?
    [NASA doctor Weitzberg scans Paul, recovering in the hospital, with a geiger counter.]
    Dr. Weitzberg: Not a trace. Not a solitary trace.
    Joel: Must be a talent meter.

### Robot Monster

    Dr Ernhardt: [of Robot Monster] To call this film wretched would be an insult to the word wretched. It stars no-one!

#### Radar Men from the Moon, Chapter 4 (short)

    [Servo sneezes violently]
    Joel: Bless you!
    Crow: Gesundheit.
    Joel: You're not supposed to do that...
    Servo: That stirred up my RAMS real bad.

#### Radar Men from the Moon, Chapter 5 (short)

    Servo: [being dragged back to his seat by Joel] This is Buddhist! You invented us to suffer!
    Joel: [of Servo and Crow griping] I'm surrounded by idiots of my own design!
    [Graber, who is trying to escape, shoots at Commander Cody]
    Joel: Right, right. Shoot him. That's your solution to everything. Something gets in your way, you pull out your little gun and you gotta shoot them. Well mister listen, someday there's going to be a flying Rocketeer behind you who's going to shoot back.

#### Robot Monster (movie)

    [Space-helmeted, ape-like alien Ro-Man makes his first viewscreen contact with the last human survivors.]
    Ro-Man: Humans! Listen to me!
    Servo: [in a dopey tone of voice] Okay!
    Ro-Man: Due to an error in calculation, there are still a few of you left.
    Joel [as Ro-Man]: We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience it may have caused you.
    Servo: [a shot of a rocket traveling to the space platform plays] It's a V-2 rocket!
    Crow: Could've had a V-8! [Joel slaps Crow upside the head] Joke, Joel. [It was] a joke!
    Servo: I thought it was hilarious! [Joel slaps Servo on the dome]
    [After the destruction of the space platform, Ro-Man addresses the human survivors]
    Ro-Man: And now, of the two billion, there are six. Calculate your chances. Negative, negative, negative.
    Crow: He's so negative!
    [Shortly before the conclusion, Joel and the Bots discuss the movie.]
    Joel: Isn't it kind of weird? It's like, there's a guy in a gorilla suit, and there's— he's got a robot head, and inside he's got kind of a bunch of clay… I mean, I've seen Dali paintings that make more sense than this movie does.
    Servo: Yeah, but I think there's a fine line between surrealism and costume-shop closeouts.
    [Ro-Man clumsily struggles with Alice and Roy.]
    Joel: That, ladies and gentlemen, is the destroyer of the universe. I rest my case.
    [Ro-Man shows signs of weakness before his boss, the Great Guidance.]
    Great Guidance: To think for yourself is to be like the hu-man!
    Servo [as Ro-Man]: Me-man?
    Ro-Man: Yes. [distressed] To be like the hu-man! To laugh… feel… want… Why are these things not in The Plan?!
    Great Guidance: You are an extension of the Ro-Men, and a Ro-Man you will remain. Now I set you into motion. One — destroy the girl. Two — destroy the family. Fail, and I will destroy you.
    Joel [as Ro-Man]: Uh, what's number three? Do I get a choice?
    Servo [as Great Guidance]: Do not violate ape law!
    Crow: [while Johnny is walking past ruins of civilization on the way home] It's the Berlin Wall!
    Joel: Uh, this is the apocalypse; I think that's the Great Wall of Cleveland.
    [as the closing shot of Ro-Man walking towards the camera loops]
    Crow: Is this the end of the film, Joel?
    Joel: Uh, I don't think it is.
    Servo: You ever had deja vu, Joel?
    Joel: Huh? What?
    [after the third time they repeat themselves]
    Joel: We've gotta get out of here.
    Servo: This is pathetic! [pause] You ever had deja vu, Joel?
    Crow: Stop it!

### The Slime People

    Crow: [in an upbeat mood while Joel and Servo are groggy from waking up] Here's a little morning poem. Birdie with the yellow bill hopped upon my windowsill; cocked his shining eye and said "What's for breakfast, Grandma?".
    Dr. Ernhardt: [during the Invention Exchange, holding a mound of cotton candy] We came up with cotton candy that screams when you bite it! [to Dr. Forrester] May I?
    Dr. Forrester: Enjoy!
    Cotton Candy: [as Ernhardt bites down] Ow! That's my head! Owwww!
    Dr. Forrester: Well, what do you think of that?
    Joel: [disgusted] You're toying with God's blueprint; that's what I think!
    Joel: [of the fact "The Slime People" ended up getting made at all] The real beauty of this movie is that it actually got made. The guy who made it isn't a fool; he just convinced some people that is was worth making. You know, whether it was a good idea, or it could make money, or it satisfied some bizarre urge in the viewing public.
    Servo: Oh, I see; so it's the gullibility of humans that allows things like this to exist!
    Joel: I guess you're right.

#### Radar Men from the Moon, Chapter 6 (short)

    [Joel and the Bots watch exactly the same opening credits they've seen five times before.]
    Servo: It is sort of hypnotic, isn't it?
    Crow: Hip? Not. Ick!
    Crow: [as a café owner waking up Cody after he was knocked out in an altercation with Retik's Earth henchmen] Wake up, Cody; you owe me $400!
    Cody: [in a phone call back to fellow scientist Joan as he prepares to ambush Retik's Earth henchmen] Call the police and tell them to block the highway on the other side of the mountain.
    Crow: [as Joan, making a phone call] Hello, police? Block the mountain on the other side of the highway!

#### The Slime People (movie)

    [After landing at a deserted L.A. airport, Tom Gregory tries and fails to get an operator on a payphone.]
    Servo [as Gregory]: Maybe I dialed wrong. Let me try again. Let's see… "zero".
    Crow [as Answering Machine]: Hi. This is the human race. We're not in right now. Please speak clearly after the sound of the bomb.
    Cal Johnson: [after chatting with fellow survivor Bonnie during the night and sharing a kiss] Gee whiz, you know as long as you're sitting here, I don't even want to think about Slime People.
    Crow: [continuing as Cal] Though it's hard, looking at a mug like yours.
    [Tolliver, planning a mocking exposé about the slime-people frenzy, leaves the car to find a typewriter in a building.]
    Gregory: [towards Tolliver] Noone's home! Genius waits for no one!
    Crow: But stupidity hammers on deserted buildings.
    [Finally encountering the slime people, Tolliver returns, cowering in the car.]
    Tolliver: I… I've never seen anything like it!
    Servo: Even in Tijuana!
    [Cal turns around to avoid a crowd of shambling refugees, who then pursue them.]
    Joel: Lookit — they're all on their way to a George Romero film festival!
    [As Gregory and Cal search for blonde Bonnie Galbraith in the mist-laden field, Gregory bends down to pick up something.]
    Gregory: Look at this. Blonde hair.
    Servo: Yeah, you can usually find a blonde hair in a field of wheat.
    Crow: At night.
    Joel: In a fog.
    [the Slime People begin disintegrating once their force field has been destroyed]
Joel, Crow and Servo: [as the Slime People] A horse, a horse; my kingdom for a- AAAGH!

### Project Moonbase
#### Radar Men from the Moon, Chapter 8 (short)

    [the episode begins with the opening credits again, as Joel and the bots wearily sing along to the music]
    Servo: [singing] You're watching Commando Cody; a not-so-new character from Republic. He gets in trouble every week, but he's saved by editing...
    Joel: [singing] His laboratory is a boxing ring when bad guys come to mix it up; someone always gets kidnapped, so Cody has to go to fix it up...
    Crow: [singing] Bad guys beware- Cody is there; you'll like his hair, it's under his helmet, 'cuz we couldn't think of a good rhyme; and that's the end of the Commando Cody theme song! So sit right back, and with a will of granite, watch Chapter 8- The Enemy Planet. [nervously laughs]
    Servo: [as Cody's assistant, Ted, is shown losing oxygen] By this time, my lungs were aching for air!

#### Project Moonbase (movie)

    [The 1970 Brooklyn Dodgers score a homerun.]
    Crow: Oh this is the future where they sold the Dodgers back to Brooklyn.
    Joel: [reading a building abbreviated as SPACOM] Spacom: wood-filled and meat substitute.
    Crow: We built this city on Spacom!
    Servo: Instead of rock and roll?
    Crow: Yep.
    Joel: [commenting on the surreal perspective of the movie's visual effects] Art design by M.C. Escher!

### Robot Holocaust
#### Radar Men from the Moon, Chapter 9 (short)

    Crow: [Cody's spaceship prepares to take off] Ron Howard pops the clutch, and tells the Moon to eat my dust!
(the short suddenly cuts to white)
    Joel: W-What happened?
    Crow: Hey...
    Servo: What?
(an image of the Mads holding a broken film reel with thought bubbles saying "Oops!" and "Film broke" is shown while cheesy music plays)
    Joel: The film broke?
(Joel and the bots start booing and throwing things at the screen)

#### Robot Holocaust (movie)

    Servo: [reading the actor credits] Andrew Howarth?
    Crow: Fine; howarth you?
    Servo: Classic!
    [Valeria is torturing Jorn with some electrical device, but he refuses to talk.]
    Valeria: You leave me no choice. Towque, you ah to leave the poweh station and intewcept the gwoup that appwoaches us. And, when you weach them, the fiwst thing you are to do… is kill the guwl. Do you unduhstand?
    Torque: Yes!
    Valeria: Do you unduhstand, old man?
    Servo: Yeah! It's young girl I don't understand.
    Valeria: Yuh doughter will be destwoyed. You will neveh see herw again! Now, do you wish to say anything?
    Joel [as Jorn]: Yeah. Do you know Elmer Fudd?
    Valeria: Vewy well. Towque, go now.
    Joel [as Jorn]: Uh, what about Barbara Walters, or, uh, Truman Capote? Daffy Duck?
    [The warrior women have decided to hold a fight to the death]
    Narrator: A dagger is placed into the ground—
    Servo: A voice-over is placed into the script.
    [The Dark One, disgusted with Valeria's lack of progress orders her to leave, as she pleads with him]
    Valeria: Dawk One, please...
    The Dark One: Torque, take her away from my sight!
    Valeria: No, Dawk One, please! I will pwove myself to yu!
    Joel: Taking someone out of an omnipresent being's sight is kind of hard, isn't it?
    [A severed head rolls past]
    Servo: Oh, it's a spare!
    Crow: Gutter head.
    Crow [as Deeja]: [after seeing the mutated state of Jorn at the hands of the Dark One] Dad, you're a tulip bulb!

### Moon Zero Two

    [Joel and the Bots enter the theater as the animated credits play.]
    Servo: [excited] Hey it's in color!
    Joel: Yeah.
    Servo: Really bad music already, this is great.
    Servo: Is this a Pink Panther movie?
    Joel: No, I think it's a, like, NASA simulation, kind of like.
    Servo: Why would they use cartoons?
    Joel: Uh, so astronauts could understand them.
    Servo: [dubiously] Ah.
    [Clementine is concerned about her missing brother.]
    Clementine: He was supposed to meet me at the spaceport.
    Capt. Kemp: He's probably waiting at Moon City.
    Clementine: Mmm, that's what the man said.
    Servo [as Capt. Kemp]: Don't you listen to what the man says.
    [Korminski, speaking in his thick Russian accent, finishes his phone call.]
    Korminski: Yes, thees time, we can pay the bill, okay?!
    Joel, Crow, Servo [as Korminski/Manuel]: Hch-okay, Mee-ster Fawlty!
    [As Korminski walks off to load the ship, Hubbard turns to Capt. Kemp.]
    Hubbard: That's Mr. Korminski, isn't it? Your engineer? What nationality is he?
    Crow [as Kemp/Fawlty]: [annoyed] He's from Barcelona.
    [As the moon buggy overheats and explodes, the jazz soundtrack lets out a piercing wail.]
    Servo: Oh, no — the jazz combo was in there!!
    [Joel and the Bots are discussing how games would be altered to suit outer space.]
    Crow: Kaboom! would become Don't Smoke on the Bridge Because It's an Oxygen-Enriched Atmosphere and You Could Cause an Explosion!

### Untamed Youth

    [a young man is seen running from authorities during the opening credits]
    Crow: [as a police officer] After him! He's hiding behind those credits!
    [Penny helps a farmhand lift a bale over the top of a fenced enclosure to another farmhand inside.]
    Crow [as Penny]: Hey, who's the guy in the cage?
    Servo [as Farmhand]: Well, that's my brother-cousin. He likes sody-pop.
    [After a long day slave-laboring in the cotton fields, the peppy teen convicts dance at a sock hop in their quarters.]
    Joel: That's the problem with today's youth. This is how their image of prison is.
    Jane: Penny went up to the boss's house, and she's still there! And it doesn't take an hour and a half to sing a song.
    Crow: Maybe it's Aida.
    Bob Steele: [telling his mother, the Judge, about the passing of a farmhand named "Baby"] That's the worst part about it — she… she dies in a strange place without friends or anybody, and nobody even knows her name.
    Crow: She shoulda died at Cheers — then everyone woulda known her name.
    Bob Steele: [exposing Russ] And that healthy food, that I'm paying for, you know what I found out about that food? Tropp's feeding canned dog food, and he calls it beef stew.
    Cecilia Steele Tropp: [in disbelief] Oh, no.
    Crow [as Cecilia]: Not canned, it should be dry! That's part of the agreement.
    Bob Steele: ... what do you mean he wouldn't? He's doing it! Mother, I saw the empty cans. I guess you didn't know this was going on, did you?
    Cecilia Steele Tropp: No! Maybe Mr. Tropp doesn't!
    Bob Steele: He knows every move that's made.
    Cecelia Steele Tropp: Well Bob, it's... it's uh- it's just that Russ is very ambitious.
    Servo [as Bob]: When did you start calling him Russ?
    Bob Steele: Sure! Got a bunch of people assigned to him, on your orders, their help is he gets them for six bits a day, and feeds them slop!
    Joel [as Cecilia]: It's not slop, it's Science Diet and it's very expensive, young man!
    [Penny (blonde bombshell Mamie Van Doren) performs a calypso song and dance, backed by male dancers.]
    Penny: Come on, boys, and carry my bananas!
    Joel: What in the world does that mean? "Carry my bananas"?
    Servo: I don't wanna know.

### The Black Scorpion

    [Images of the erupting volcano are followed by onlookers watching the spectacle.]
    Narrator: … and millions of tons of molten lava are roaring down the slopes.
    Joel: Guys, get out of the way! That's why you're dying!
    Narrator: … having reached a height of 9,000 feet within a few days…
    Servo [as Narrator]: And then tragedy struck — we ran out of stock footage!
    [Scientists Hank Scott and Artur Ramos pause in their driving after hearing some odd roaring noises.]
    Hank: Looks like a farmhouse up ahead. Maybe we can get some water up there.
    Artur: Also, I'd like to save those two bottles of beer.
    Joel, Crow, Servo: [singing] Two bottles of beer in the jeep / Two bottles of beer / Take one down, pass it around / One bottle… beer in the jeep.
    [Artur clears a fallen wire from the jeep's path with a pole.]
    Servo [as Artur]: I'll just move this high-voltage power line with, uh, this piece of metal. Let me dip it in water first.
    [Hank and Artur investigate around an abandoned house and find the corpse of a police officer hanging in the tree branches]
    Crow: [as Bob Barker] What's behind this tree? It's a dead cop!
    Servo: [as Game Show Announcer] Yes, Bob; it's a 1953 Seniora Policia, complete with .38 snub-nosed revolver, dilated pupils, and rigor-mortis. You too will sleep soundly in your very own Seniora Policia!
    Joel: [adding a "prize disclaimer"] From Spiegel Catalog, Chicago, IL, 60609.
    [Searching for a path toward the volcano, Hank spies a woman on a bucking horse through his binoculars.]
    Hank: … I found something a lot more interesting!
    Joel: Hey, it's Dale Evans, and I thought she was stuffed!
    Crow: Only mounted. $^{[N]}$
    Servo: [as the scorpion attacks outside of town and causes chaos] It's Crazy Days! We're slashing and dashing prices! Yes, all giant scorpions get in free; free hot dogs and balloons for the kids. Yes, come on down and visit me in coke jail; I'm in coke prison! Get me out; get me out! Come on down to Crazy Days, this Sunday!
    [With the heroes and the local authorities, Dr. Velazco reviews their situation.]
    Dr. Velazco: But we have a few advantages against this enemy. First—
    Servo [as Velazco]: We're small. We can run fast.
    Dr. Velazco: Plus, we have the daylight hours to try to find and destroy it. Secondly, they're somewhat slow and lethargic.
    Crow [as Velazco]: And we have giant 40-foot pincers! Uh, no, wait — that's the scorpion's good point.
    [A giant scorpion derails the train, cars piling on top of each other.]
    Crow [as Tour Guide]: Now, if you'll look out the left side of your train, you'll see the right side of the train…
    Servo [as Scorpion]: Mmm-mmm! Canned people. Mmm. Scorpions just love trains.
    [The passengers flee the train.]
    Joel [as Company Rep]: Uh, we at Amtrak would like to apologize for any inconvenience it might have caused… This rarely ever happens.

## Season 2
### Rocketship X-M

    Lisa: How do we stand on fuel now?
    Crow: I'm for it.
    TV's Frank: Welcome to Deep 13. Would you like to try our smooth, creamy Thruster Buster?
    Joel: Where's Dr. Erhardt and Dr. Forrester?
    TV's Frank: I'm Frank. I'm new here. As for Dr. Forrester, he stepped out for a moment. As for Dr. Erhardt... he's missing.
    [As the three remaining astronauts run from the rock-throwing Stone-Age Martians…]
    Servo [as Astronaut]: Well...that could have gone better.
    Joel [as Tooter Turtle]: Hellllp, Mr. Wizaaaaard!
    Crow [as Other Astronaut]: Nonsense!
    Servo [as King Arthur]: Run away! Run away!
    Joel [as Tooter Turtle]: I don't wanna be an astronaut anymore!
    [Fade into the next scene, where the rocket blasts off.]
    Servo [as Shaggy]: Oooh! Scooby! We gotta get outta here, Scooby!
    Crow [as Mr. Wizard]: Dreezle drazzle drozzle drome!
    Servo [as Mr. Wizard]: Time for zis vun to come home!
    [As the Martians throw rocks at the astronauts, and the astronauts fire back]
    Crow: Look, thanks for the rocks, here's some bullets.
    [In the host segment after the movie, the crew are upset with the downer ending]
    Crow: Boy! Nothing more depressing than being locked in a capsule watching a movie about people dying in a capsule.
    Joel: Yeah, why couldn't you just show us Marooned?
    Dr. Forrester: We couldn't get it!

### The Sidehackers

    [Rommel and Rita roll around in some grass while the scene fades using a white-out effect]
    Joel: This grass... It's... drugged!
    [Rommel shows J.C. how to sidehack]
    Crow: It was about that time the Duke boys decided they'd show ol' Boss Hogg just what sidehackin' was all about.
    Paisley: Why can't I reach you?
    Crow: There's a ladder in the way.
    J.C.: [after having killed Rommel's fiancee and beaten Rommel unconscious] I treated you like a brother!
    Crow: Not a good brother...
    Big Jake: He hit Big Jake!
    [camera pans across Rommel and his crew, spending a lot of time on a patch of rocks]
    Crow: We're rocks and we're smarter than the rest of the cast.
    Crow: For those of you keeping score at home, Rita is dead. $^{[N]}$

### Jungle Goddess
#### The Phantom Creeps, Chapter 1 (short)

    [Crow continues his Lugosi monologue about the actors as the credits list the remaining players.]
    Crow [as Bela Lugosi]: I forget who did what here. I say, "Shoot the picture! Let God sort it out."

#### Jungle Goddess (movie)

    [Pilot Mike Patton (a pre-Superman George Reeves) examines a rock jungle goddess Greta gives him.]
    Mike: Unless I'm crazy, it's kronotite. Of course, that wouldn't mean anything to you, either. Kronotite is stuff that they use in the manufacture of atomic energy.
    Joel [as Mike]: Saps all your powers if you're a visitor from a foreign planet.
    [Mike shows the kronotite sample to his partner Bob, who's under a potential death sentence for killing a native earlier.]
    Bob: No doubt about it. It's kronotite.
    Mike: Are you sure?
    Bob: I'd stake my life on it.
    Crow: That's already in the kitty, Bob.
    [Bob and Greta the White Goddess are in a tough spot.]
    Bob: [sarcastic] White goddess having trouble?
    Crow: White fascist getting smart?

### Catalina Caper

    Bob Draper: Hi, I'm Bob Draper. School must've assigned you a keeper.
    Don Pringle: Don Pringle.
    Crow [as Don]: Heir to the potato chip fortune.
    [On the Catalina ferry Little Richard performs the song "Scuba Party" in his trademark effervescent fashion.]
    Crow: Little Richard? I hate impressionists!
    Servo: Prince, I hope you're watching this!
    Joel: I think a certain teen idol is hopped up on goofballs!
    Crow: Little Richard: the one true talent in this film!
    Katrina: His name is Angelo.
    Servo: He's a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle.
    [On a large yacht, soundtrack artists Carol Connors and The Cascades observe the boys and girls angrily ignoring each other.]
    Servo: I feel a number coming on…
    Carol Connors: Hey, we better do something, and quick!
    Various Cascades: Yeah! Let's do something.
    Crow: Hey, it's Gloria Estefan and the Catalina Deus Ex Sound Machina!

### Rocket Attack U.S.A.
#### Rocket Attack U.S.A. (movie)

    [On the SOL, the Bots are playing Civil Defense Quiz Bowl. Joel hosts.]
    Joel: All right, let's get things started with a toss-up question. What three word slogan was coined during the Cold War as a schoolchild's best defense against an A-bomb attack? [Servo buzzes in] Tom Servo of Oak Ridge!
    Servo: Uh, uh, uh, duck and cover?
    Joel: Could you state in the form of a desperate cry to God to save you from an unholy death, please?
    Servo: [screaming] DUCK AND COVER!
    Joel: Is right for five points.
    [U.S. spy John Manston debriefs his lovely Soviet contact, Tanya.]
    Manston: Hard to believe that a group of civilized men could sit around and calmly discuss how to murder five or six million others.
    Joel [as Manston]: That's why we've got to crush them!
    [Back in the U.S., a general tries to get a scientist to assure success on an American missile program.]
    General: If we can't come up with something better within a reasonable time, this country is going to witness the most frightful disaster it has ever seen.
    Joel: You mean an actor becoming President?
    [General Watkins answers his phone.]
    General: Hello?
    Joel [as voice on other end]: Hello, are you wearing rubber underwear?
    General: Yes!
    Crow: [After a car has taken an abnormally long time to park] Nobody will be admitted during the breathtaking car-parking sequence!
    [Tanya meets Manston in some ruins near the Soviet missile base.]
    Manston: Did Lars give you the TNT?
    Crow [as Tanya]: He gave me the T and the N, but not the other T. And I had the A.
    [New York has just been nuked.]
    Crow: It turned the Big Apple into apple sauce.
    [The very first MST3K "stinger"]
    Blind Guy: Help me.

### Ring of Terror
#### Ring of Terror (movie)

    [College student Lewis Moffitt (played by 41-year-old George E. Mather) gets off the phone with his girlfriend.]
    Joel [as Moffitt]: Aw, she's the ginchiest. Life does begin at 40.
    [He puts on a sweater.]
    Servo [as Moffitt]: Let's see… [groans] …ooh, that bursitis is really acting up today.
    Crow [as Moffitt/Old Man]: I'm gonna have to take a sweater. My legs are old, my teeth are grey…
    [The scene in the graveyard fades to a close-up of a desk]
    Crow: I'm a lamp.

#### The Phantom Creeps, Chapter 3 (short)

    [Dr. Zorka shows the chauffeur the "source of his power," which looks like a patterned cube]
    Crow [as Bela Lugosi]: It's called a Rubiks Cube. Don't screw it up!

### Wild Rebels

    [Outside a bar, a scruffy motorcycle gang with skulls-and-crossbones on their jackets dismount and enter.]
    Joel: Hey, those guys are marked clearly as poison. Don't eat 'em. Hmm.
    Servo: If you take these bikers internally, do not induce vomiting.
    Crow: Nah, the movie'll do that for you. Like an ipecac.
    Joel: An epa— oh, that Genesis album?
    [The bikers are cycling along a road through a forest, guzzling beer.]
    Servo: Two roads diverged into a yellow wood / And, sorry I could not take my hog down both / And be one traveller, long I stood.
    Joel [as Adman]: You beat the stuffing out of three preppies and given away the girl, but before the day is through, you'll take enough drugs to kill a horse. Now, it's Miller Time!
    [The gang is making their getaway from a bank after robbing it.]
    Servo [as Banjo]: Not this way, man, my mom will see me!
    [A shot with a cop on a motorcycle in front of the Lt.'s car.]
    Crow: Hey, look! Erik Estrada!

### Lost Continent

    [A quick shot of a rocket on a launch pad.]
    Crow: Oh, look! A V-2!
    Tom: Aw, I could've had a V8!
    [As the American military and science team heads for the mountain on which a radioactive rocket landed, their native guide turns to flee.]
    Nolan: Aren't you coming with us?
    Native Girl: [nervously] Nooo!
    Crow [as Native Girl]: Me no got lead sarong.
    Native Girl: Sacred mountain taboo! No one ever come back from home of god!
    Joel [as Native Girl]: Besides, you guys not see woman in long time.
    [During the film's interminable rock-climbing sequence]
    Crow: Must... try... hard... to... pad... out... the... film!
    Crow: Come on, God, why, why, why?! [groans]
    Servo: This is-this is a madhouse, a madhouse! [groans]
    Joel: Ugh, I never knew mountain time was so slow.
    Servo: Please.
    Lt. Danny Wilson: Stay with me, baby.
    Crow: Come on, "stay with me, baby", is that all you can say?! [sobbing]
    Servo: Kill them all, kill them, please, kill them! [sobbing]
    Joel: Come on, hey you guys, calm down. Hey, it's only a movie, we can handle it. Okay? [pause] WHO ARE YOU? WHERE ARE WE? CAN WE GET A FRAME OF REFERENCE OR SOMETHING?!?!? PLEASE!!!

### The Hellcats

    Biker: [to Ross Hagen] Where ya from?
    Servo: Sidehackers.
    Artist: [Stumbling around drunk and high] Roses are green. Violets are red...'
    Joel [as Artist]: I like to shoot heroin straight into my head.

### King Dinosaur

    Dr. Forrester: [after a fall down the Deep 13 elevator shaft leaves him flattened like a pancake] I'm the Invention Exchange this week, then. Are you happy now? Everyone come take a big long gawk at the Pocket Scientist!
    Crow: [while the SOL crew laugh] Nice improvisation on a standard theme! Joel, (your turn).
    Joel: This invention is really something more of an organic nature. I sorta created it accidentally; when you've been marooned in space as long as I have, some of your personal effects can tend to get a bit randy. That's why I made this- the incredibly stinky sweat-socks. [pulls out two socks supported on wooden sticks, and both Crow and Servo faint from the stench] Works every time!
    [Joel flails around a lemur puppet on a table while Crow and Servo sing]
    Servo: It's Joey the Lemur, a friend to mankind; a furry sort of monkey friend, he really does shine.
    Joel: Joey the Lemur, he's really to hug a lot and talk to, so fun, fun, fun!
    Crow: Joey the Lemur, he'll run everywhere; Joey the Lemur, what heck kind of animal is it anyway? Joey the Lemur, the kind of animal that would go to the bathroom anywhere- there's more.
    Joel: That's okay. This is the lemur- native to Philippines and Madagascar, uh, and fictional planets like Nova. Uh, he's a clean, gregarious and good pet. [as Joey] You said it, pal! Boy, oh boy, pal of mine! You're the one for me!
    Servo: Uh-oh, Joel's swinging into his puppet routine.
    Joel: [as Joey, hitting Servo] Hey, can it, fire-plug! I've heard enough out of you! Let me tell you all a story.
    Servo: [singing] Joey the Lemur, he'll say what he thinks!
    Joel: [as Joey] Boy, will I ever! I'll carry on like a Gilbert Gottfried from the animal world, I don't mind tellin' you! I'm the Clown Prince of the Animal Kingdom who's often mistaken for our friend the chimpanzee. But make no mistake, I'm not saying anything wrong about our chimpanzee brethren, just hoping- here's hoping- they send a little more work our way.
    Servo: L is for "Lemur"...
    Joel: [as Joey] L is for Lemur- 'nuff said!
    Crow: E is for "eat".
    Joel: [as Joey] E is for eat. I eat four times my weight in nuts and berries; which has its consequences, but go figure!
    Crow: M is for "monkey"!
    Joel: [as Joey] M is for monkey... I'm often mistaken for a monkey; it goes with the territory, alright? On with the show!
    Servo: U is for "unusual"...
    Crow: ...and "unpredictable"!
    Joel: [as Joey] Unpredictable is right! I once took a whiz on Johnny Carson's sports coat! I don't travel well; let's go!
    Servo: [uneasy] Uh, R is for "radical"...
    Crow: ...and "rambunctious"! [immediately ends up involuntarily mounted by Joey]
    Joel: [as Joey] Randy as a jackrabbit; that's me, alright! Whoo-hoo!
    Servo: Yes, it's the splendiferous lemur!
    Crow: Friend to all mankind!

#### X Marks the Spot (short)

    [title card features a large X, with Marks the Spot fading in atop it.]
    Crow: Marks the Spot? Is that like Mack the Knife?
    Joel: No, I think it's about a dog that changed its name.
    [Seated, non-actor New Jersey commissioner Arthur Magee gives a prologue to the 1944 traffic-safety short.]
    Commissioner Magee: The loss of life, or any disabling injury to a war worker, means a definite setback to our war plan.
    Crow [as Magee]: If you kill yourself here, you can't kill them over there.
    Commissioner Magee: We kill…
    Servo: Sounds like Commissioner Fudd.
    Commissioner Magee: …and maim our fellow countrymen, without malice, without hatred, without thinking.
    Joel: Without ENERGY! Would you wake up?! Come on!
    Servo [as Magee/Elmer Fudd]: You can't see it fwom here, but my towso is fused to a bwock of gwanite.
    [The scene fades to an intersection]
    Narrator: Now here's an intersection near where Joe lived.
    Crow [as Narrator]: Called "Blood Alley."
    Narrator: No stop signs, the kind of place where nobody bothered to stop or slow down...
    Joel [as Narrator]: It made you feel happy.
    [Scene pans to a car approaching]
    Narrator: Here comes someone from one direction and...
    [Pan to another car coming the opposite way]
    Narrator: ...uh-oh... here comes Joe from the other.
    Joel [as Narrator]: Let's watch the fun! Hee-hee! The joke will be on Joe!
    [Cut to a pedestrian watching the corner. As the cars approach each other, he plugs his ears, and closes his eyes tightly just before impact.]
    Servo: Well, I guess he can't be a witness...
    [Joe's Guardian Angel appears before Joe's spirit]
    Crow: [as Joe's Angel] Are you George Bailey? Sorry; wrong film.
    [in Heaven's Traffic Court, the judge (presumably God) is filing over paperwork while Joe's Angel attempts to get his attention]
    Servo: [as Judge] Dear Diary... it's hard being God.
    Angel: [while defending Joe in Heaven's Traffic Court] I wouldn't say Joe was out looking for trouble...
    Crow: [as the Angel] But I did find him down by the waterfront in a Spartan costume yelling "Kitty! Kitty!".
    Judge: [addressing Joe's past transgressions as a driver] Incidentally, was there any traffic law he didn't violate?
    Joe: Oh; I never hit-and-run.
    Joel: [as Judge] Well, that changes everything!
    Judge: If you did, then you'd be booked in- [clears throat]
    Crow: In phlegm?
    Judge: -in a lower court. You never hit and run? Why that's so despicable of an act, I wouldn't even accuse you of it.
    Crow: [as Judge, muttering] Never hit and run; why I oughta-

#### King Dinosaur (movie)

    [the movie begins with a credit for producer Robert Lippert, who the SOL crew are more than familiar with at this point]
    Servo: Lippert? Oh, yikes!
    Joel: Mars is extending us a welcome!
    Servo: French-fried potatoes!
    Narrator: [introducing the scientists assigned to travel and observe planet Nova] If animal life is discovered on Nova, an expert on zoo-geography would be a most important member. [Dr. Gordon is shown observing a saber toothed tiger skull carefully] On August 10, Dr. Richard Gordon was chosen to fill that position. He became famous for his discovery of the giant prehistoric tar pits near Salt Lake City.
    Crow: [as Dr. Gordon] I'd say this patient is dead. I'm no expert, but dead is the word.
    Narrator: [cuts to showing mineralogist Nora Pierce mining sediment out of a wall formation] The study of rock formations and its minerals is a lot like reading the personal diary of a planet.
    Servo: Yes, it's not very polite.
    Narrator: Dr. Nora Pierce joined the space expedition of August 27; her doctorate in Mineralogy was awarded for her mineralogical research in the Himalayas.
    Joel: And she's cute too.
    [the rocket ship is slowly landing on the planet Nova]
    Joel: [as John F. Kennedy ] I believe by the end of this decade, we will land a piece of stock footage on another planet. Ask not what a processed shot can do for you.
    [one of the scientists sees a superimposed wasp descend upon their campsite]
    Crow: [as scientist/Martin Brody] I'm gonna get a bigger shoe. We're gonna get a bigger shoe, right?
    [while the scientists attempt to flee from a iguana dinosaur with their kinkajou lemur in tow]
    Servo: [to the "dinosaur"] Hey, come over here! You wanna meet Joey?
    Joel: [as Joey] No!! I told you this would happen! Please, I abhor you! Get out of here!
    [Two "scientists" are watching a "menacing" iguana T. rex.]
    Dr. Bennett: Oh Ralph, what is it?!
    Crow: [yelling] It's an iguana, now shut up!
    Servo: [as everyone scrambles to flee the island as an atomic bomb ticks away to detonation] Anybody got the time? It's a little matter of an atomic bomb.
    Joel: [in a sing-song voice] Your careers are finally almost over! You'll never be in another film! You may end up in the Psychotronic Film Guide!

### First Spaceship on Venus

    [Brinkman runs up to Dr. Sumiko, a female Asian crewmember, before the flight.]
    Brinkman: Sumiko!
    Crow [as Sumiko/Groucho Marx]: I will as soon my lawyer gets here.
    Sumiko: Brinkman! [An uneasy moment passes.] Have I changed that much?
    Joel [as Brinkman]: Yeah, you used to be a Swedish man!
    [Astronaut Brinkman accidentally kicks a rock into a pool of magma, which throws it back. A rockslide showers Brinkman and Sumiko.]
    Crow [as Brinkman]: Uhh... note to myself: don't throw rocks at magma.
    [The astronauts run up a ramp to escape an oozing, Blob-like slick chasing them.]
    Joel: Hey, where's Steve McQueen when you need him?
    [Prof. Sikarna gives a long boring exposition]
    Crow: Well, that's very interesting, but does it belong in the script?

### Godzilla vs. Megalon

    Joel, Crow, & Servo: Rex Dart, Eskimo Spy!
    [At the lakeside picnic, little Rokuro (Rok-san) frantically paddles his watercraft during an earthquake. On shore, Goro glances at Jinkawa.]
    Goro: Hey! The rocket!
    Servo: [Snorts] Rockets!
    Crow: On a picnic?
    Rokuro: Help me! Hurry up!
    Joel: Hey, you're in no position to make demands, kid!
    [Goro fires the "rocket" at Rok-san, who catches the attached rope and secures his end around his watercraft.]
    Servo: Guess a rocket is standard picnicking equipment in Japan, isn't it?
    Joel: Yeah.
    Servo: Yep!
    Crow [as Picnicker]: Well, let's go on a picnic. Let's see, we got our food, beverages, and 50 feet of uncoiled rope…
    [Goro, Jinkawa, and Rok-san return to the laboratory.]
    Jinkawa: [to Goro] Hey, it would be funny if the earthquake destroyed your robot!
    Joel [as Goro]: Yeah, it would be funny if the earthquake killed your FAMILY!
    [During a montage of Goro welding and assembling his robot]
    Crow [as a Narrator]: Industry: creating a better world. Our most valuable resource? People! He's a maniac! A maniac! And he's dancing like he's never danced before! He's a steel town boy on a Saturday...
    [As the camera pans up to reveal the finished robot, Jet Jaguar]
    Joel: They've just created Jennifer Beals.
    [Scene: an obvious toy helicopter hovers over obvious toy army jeeps.]
    Joel [as Capt. Willard]: Saigon. I can't believe I'm in a model of Saigon.
    [As Jet Jaguar flies around in the sky above them]
    Goro: Isn't that Jet Jaguar there?
    Servo: [Sarcastically] No, it's another superhero of your own design!
    Goro: They're controlling him.
    Rok-san: It's a pity we can't send Jet Jaguar to go and get Godzilla!
    Crow: Yeah, it's a pity we can't kill you and get away with it!
    [Jinkawa and Rokuro prepare to assault the laboratory (with a model airplane)]
    Crow: Hey, is there an ethical question about taking a little kid on a dangerous mission?
    Joel: Um, no.
    Servo: Not this kid.
    Servo [as Jinkawa]: [Sarcastically] Gee, I hope this works or little Billy will be lunch meat!
    [As Megalon and Jet Jaguar continue fighting]
    Servo: I know I should be excited and scared and all, but I -- all I can think of is sweaty Japanese guys...
    Crow: He's got a foreign object!
    Servo: He is a foreign object!
    [As Godzilla finally makes it to the climactic battle]
    Crow [as Godzilla/Nada]: I have come here to chew sushi and kick butt. And I'm all out of sushi.
    [Jet Jaguar is curled up on the ground after being shot out of the air by Megalon. The latter stands over him, gloating.]
    Crow [as Megalon/General Zod]: You will bow down before me, Jet Jaguar!
    Joel [as Jet Jaguar/Bond]: Do you expect me to talk?
    Crow [as Megalon/Goldfinger]: No, Jet Jaguar. I expect you to die!
    Servo: Oh, very good, guys. Uh, kind of a James Bond thing there.
    [Megalon is taunting Godzilla.]
    Servo [as Megalon]: Nyah nyah, nyah nyah nyah! Your father was a lizard! Your mother was an A-bomb! ...Your uncle was a robot!
    [Godzilla slowly lifts Megalon by his tail high into the air.]
    Servo [as Sportscaster]: Godzilla is either breaking the laws of physics, or he's throwing around an empty rubber suit!
    [After the final battle, Godzilla walks away.]
    Rok-san: Godzilla! Bye-bye!
    Servo [as Goro]: Thanks for leveling our country!
    [Goro attempts to control Jet Jaguar using his control medallion.]
    Goro: [Into medallion] Jet Jaguar! Let's go home!
    [Jet Jaguar nods and turns to leave]
    Crow [as Jet Jaguar]: Yeah, sure, you control me... right... I'll be home crushing your house!

### Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster

    [Godzilla, slumbering peacefully after a rampage, is attacked by a giant red bird.]
    Crow [as Godzilla]: Hey! Whadda ya think I am, Tippi Hedren? Get outta here!
    [Sea Monster rises from the water as a couple captured natives try to flee, James Bond- like music plays in background.]
    Servo: James Bond is back as the spy with the biggest crab claw you've ever seen in your life! Double-O crab.$^{[N]}$
    [The crab monster thing has just skewered two escaping natives]
    Crow: Kabob and Ka-Steve!

## Season 3
### Cave Dwellers

    [The movie credits show: Miles O'Keefe]
    Crow: How much Keefe is in this movie?
    Servo: Oh, Miles O' Keefe!
    Ator: Man's destiny is predetermined.
    Joel: Oh, he's a Calvinist!
    [Two villains have shot Mila with a bow and arrow. Mila is able to run away, so they follow chase.]
    Servo [as one of the villains]: You idiot, we don't even have a doe license!
    [Mila has been locked in a cell by Ator as a test of her knowledge.]
    Joel [as Mila]: Let's see now, there's a superball and half a peanut and a length of kite string and a carpenter's saw.
    Servo [as Mila]: What would MacGyver do?
    [The narrator is introducing the characters in the film.]
    Narrator: After the time of the Great Forming, there was a time when the world was populated by wild, cruel, and ignorant men.
    Servo: Oh, you mean the '80s.
    [In the flashback, Ator the Invicible fights a giant spider.]
    Crow: He never killed, uh, that big a puppet before.
    [Ator is attacked by the same primitive-looking cavemen from the first scene in the movie.]
    Crow: Oh! These must be the "Cave Dwellers"!
    Servo: Yes ladies and gentlemen, thirty-five minutes into the film and we finally have our first plot point!
    [Ator and Thong are attacked by invisible enemies.]
    Joel: I don't believe it — they were too cheap to hire villains in this movie.
    [The camera pans over a group of snakes, which suddenly make highly non-snake-like growling noises.]
    Servo: ...what?
    [Another pan over snakes, another set of growling noises.]
    Servo: Uh... folks, we have snakes growling here...
    [Ator is battling a pathetic-looking snake puppet.]
    Joel: Hey, it's not slimy at all!
    Servo: That's 'cause it's made out of velour.
    Servo: Just cut the wires, Ator!
    [Barbarian Ator leaps from a cliff in a rather modern-looking hang-glider.]
    Servo: Oh, come on.
    Crow: What the…?!
    Servo: [laughs]
    Joel: Terrific. [childlike voice] I'm the luckiest boy in the world! I have slipped the surly bounds of Earth and touched the hand of God!
    Servo: This is a little ridiculous. Okay, so… he kills a deer, he tans the hides, he stretches the skins, he makes an anodized aluminum frame, he learns how to extrude and weld… all in about five minutes, huh? […] learned aerodynamics…
    [Ator glides over the castle walls, dropping hand-made bombs on the guards.]
    Servo: Message for you, sir! Oh, he also made bombs while he was up there.
    Joel: Looks like he's gonna carpet-bomb.
    [Despite flying over a castle amidst a mountain range, Ator brings his glider in for a landing in an open field.]
    Joel: Oh, he's landing in the outback now.
    [The scene then switches to Ator landing on top of said castle.]
    Crow: Uh— huh?
    Joel: How'd he do that?
    Servo [as Ator]: How'd I do that?
    [Ator draws his swords and charges into battle.]
    Joel: Well, I s'pose he's got a tank in the courtyard, now.
    Crow: Yeah, and it's made out of coconuts.

### Gamera

    [Gamera's beady eyes watch Kenny as he flees from the rocky sea cliff.]
    Crow [as Gamera]: Those kids at school — they tease you, Kenny. Because they['ve] never tasted hell. Today, we turn the tables!
    [as Kenny uncovers a pile of rocks]
    Crow: Oh, it's Tibby's burial mound.
    Servo: [defensive] Shut up! It's not funny. [Scoffs]
    Kenny: [looking for his turtle] You there?
    Servo: [beginning to get a little sad] Oh Tibby...
    Kenny: Tibby?
    Crow: ...or not Tibby.
    Servo: It's not- Stop it! Shut up!
    Kenny: Tibby!
    Crow [as Kenny]: Tibby! Tibby! SQUISH! Aww, Tibby!
    Servo: [getting more emotional] That's not funny! Joel, tell him to stop!
    Kenny: Tibby??? Tibby!
    Joel: What are you worried about? Tibby's long dead, Tom.
    Servo: [gets up and begins to walk away] I'm leaving! I ha- [sobbing] I can't take this, this is terrible!
    Joel: Come on back, come on.
    Servo: [returning to his seat] Will you stop with the jokes?
    Joel: Yeah.
    [As the military prepares to destroy Gamera, little Kenny runs up to Dr. Murase and the General.]
    Kenny: Don't shoot Gamera! Don't shoot Gamera! He's good, he's good!
    Joel [as Dr. Murase]: Let's listen to what Kenny has to say!
    Dr. Murase: Yes. It might be a mistake. Maybe we shouldn't use those missiles.
    General: Why not? It's the only way to kill that monster.
    Servo [as Murase]: Because Kenny said so.
    [A television newsman is reporting on Gamera-related natural disasters.]
    Newsman: There's going to be a special conference later this evening at the university, during which Dr. Hidaka will talk to high-ranking officers...
    Crow [as Newsman]: ... and Kenny...
    Dr. Murase: Gamera seems able to resist attacks by all offensive weapons known to us. Therefore, I am forced to admit there may be even greater catastrophes ahead.
    Servo: More Gamera movies?
    [Scene: the city of Oshima, where people are milling about.]
    Announcer: The city is off-limits to civilians. Not even the press is allowed to enter the area.
    Joel [as Announcer]: Kenny, however, is free to move about.

### Pod People

    [Dr. Forrester and TV's Frank explain the benefits of their invention: the public domain karaoke machine]
    Dr. Forrester: Now, what happens when you go into your favorite karaoke bar and you want to hear "I Want to Know What Love Is" by Foreigner?
    TV's Frank: People vomit?
    Dr. Forrester: Your movie today is Pod People. It has nothing to do with pods, it has nothing to do with people, it has everything to do with hurting!
    [The film opens with a view through a bedroom window, with a crash of lightning and the sound of thunder.]
    Crow: It was a dark and stormy night. I'd taken a creative writing course.
    [One of the pod people comes upon two hunters in the woods.]
    Hunter #1: What the hell is that?
    Hunter #2: I don't know...it looks like a cross between a pig and a bear!
    Crow: A pear?
    [a hunter comes upon the pods in a cave, and begins to violently smash them with a large stick]
    Crow: Oh, what is he, an L.A. Cop?
    [The band finishes singing. Rick smiles and gives the "okay" sign, but then quickly frowns.]
    Rick: It stinks! $^{[N]}$
    [The scene cuts from the cruising camper to the cave, emitting a red glow.]
    Joel: Oh, terrific — we were saved by the gates of Hell.
    Crow: Hey, what is it about the gates of Hell that compels people to wander into 'em?
    Joel [as Adman]: It's because of Smuckers raspberry preserves.
    Crow: And what's he going to do, borrow a cup of sugar from Satan?
    [The musicians park their camper by a river. The forest sounds include synthesized musical chirps.]
    Servo: Syntho-birds.
    Crow: Hey, it's a Casio forest.
    Joel: They parked next to a data stream.
    [Tommy carries a carton of milk upstairs for Trumpy.]
    Joel [as Tommy]: Hey, what gives? I'm on the milk carton!
    Tommy: You know what "play" means, Trumpy?
    Crow [as Trumpy]: Yes, it's where I break you in half.
    [Tommy shows Trumpy how to work a jigsaw puzzle.]
    Tommy: You see? The pieces go together.
    Joel: Oh, if only this film were so lucky.
    [With Trumpy's help, Tommy sees African-veldt stock footage through his telescope.]
    Joel: They got Wild Kingdom on the telescope.
    Tommy: You can do magic things!
    [Trumpy turns to reveal his eyes blazing with white light.]
    Crow [as Trumpy]: It's called "evil", kid.
    Servo: Hey, he's got his high-beams on. Hmm?
    Joel: He's got Bette Davis eyes.
    Crow: Orphan Annie eyes.
    [The campers walk into the room to find that their friend has died. Molly solemnly leads them back out.]
    Crow [as Molly]: Well, your breakfast is getting cold, and she's not getting any warmer.
    Servo: Meanwhile, in another movie? [sighs] Patience, gentle viewer, it'll all make sense soon.... NOT!
    Tommy's mother: Tommy, can you hear me?
    Joel [as Tommy's mother]: Can you feel me near you?
(Joel has made a skit about the 'Magic' scene, with Servo and Crow suspended on wires, ascending and descending wildly and awkwardly)
    Joel: I can't bring them down! I don't know how it works!
    Servo: I'm stuck! I'm stuck! (screams)
    Joel: Oh, we've got commercial sign!!
    [Servo narrates over the movie's cheesy synthesizer soundtrack:]
    Servo: Tonight on Music from The Hearts of Space, we'll go on a cosmic joyride with some space music by various bay area artists.
    [Later:]
    Servo: First up on Hearts of Space, John Tesh with Whispering Firestorm. Then it's Yanni with SnoreMaster of Trafalgamar. Then comes bay area musician DelMondo with his Sominex Suite in B-flat. Then a synthesized interplanetary salute to Perry Como. At the end of the hour, we'll have information about the types of sedatives used by tonight's artists, on Music... from... The Hearts... of Space.

### Gamera vs. Barugon

    [A scorpion slowly crawls on Kawajiri as he maniacally celebrates the opal's discovery.]
    Servo: Death, where is thy sting? We're waiting.

### Time of the Apes

    Gypsy: I thought I told you kids not to play ball in the house!
    [As the humans climb hand-over-hand under a bridge, Caroline knocks a small chunk of wood into the river.]
    Crow [as Caroline]: My piece of wood! It died so that we might live.
    [An Ape military officer gathers the troops.]
    Crow [as Officer]: About face! Crap in hands! Fling crap!
    Caroline: Catherine, I'm scared!
    Catherine: Don't worry, we're with you.
    Crow: We're doomed, but with you.
    Crow: C'mon! Try and move faster than the plot!
    [Caroline, Johnny, and Catherine are running and hiding from ape military officers]
    Catherine: Hurry, this way!
    Crow: Oh, like you know where you're going!
    [Trees in the background begin to tremble ominously]
    Servo: AAAH! The tree's having a seizure!

### Daddy-O
#### Alphabet Antics (short)

    [The letter A (for "Airplane") is represented by a herd of cows boarding an airplane.]
    Crow: Oh, great. I know I'm going to sit next to one of these people.
    [The letter D (for "Dancing") is represented as a group of children dancing.]
    Servo: D is for damned, as in "Village Of".
    Crow [as dancing boy/Hitler]: You vill dance with me, Eva!
    [The letter G is represented by giraffes. One of them looks to the camera.]
    Servo [as giraffe]: I want a Clark bar.
    [The letter I (for "In") is represented by the White House.]
    Joel: I is for Ike. He hides inside.
    [L is represented by stock footage of a parade. A large balloon in the shape of an ice cream cone is seen]
    Joel: Elvis has ordered an ice cream cone.
    [Later, a balloon of an overweight man is shown.]
    Joel: And there's Elvis now.
    [The same stock footage of the parade, this time featuring nursery rhyme-themed, floats is shown to represent N.]
    Servo: [before the narrator can talk] N is for float... huh?
    [A balloon of a panda bear is shown.]
    Servo: Ah, and there's Louie Anderson.
    Narrator: O is for once...
    Servo: "Once"? O is for "Once"? What, was there a writer's strike?
    [The clip is a series of animals plowing a field.]
    Servo: O is for the obscene treatment of animals.
    Joel: P is for PETA, who's boycotting this. And this. And this.
    Narrator: Q is for the queer, queer pelican / Whose beak can hold more than his belican!
    Joel [as Narrator]: P is for plagiarism from Ogden Nash! $^{[N]}$
    [The letter R (for "Ribbon") is represented by children dancing around the maypole.]
    Crow: Hey, these are all boys!
    Joel: Hey, there's Jack Klugman and Tony Randall!
    Servo: U is for upchuck that comes from below. [imiates vomiting]
    Narrator: X is for Xmas...
    Servo: X is for existential dilemma.
    Servo: Yeah, well, Y is for Yanni, as far as I'm concerned.
    [During Y (for "Young"), a clip of children fishing is seen.]
    Joel: Y is the chemical symbol for heavy metals that the fish is full of!
    [As the film ends]
    Crow [as Narrator]: I hope we've touched you with a little bit of our evilness.

#### Daddy-O (movie)

    [Upon seeing title of movie]
    Crow: Daddy-O!
    Servo: Must be Harry O's father. Or Wendy O.'s dad.
    [Hefty villain Sidney Chillas follows Sonny out of the bar.]
    Crow [as Chillas]: Nobody walks out on me. I'm Charles Foster Kane!
    [Chillas is able to catch up with and run Sonny's car off the road.]
    Crow [as Chillas]: You see it doesn't matter how slow I go, I'll catch him; my son's the editor.
    [Hefty villain Sidney Chillas invites Phil "Daddy-O" Sandifer to his office to discuss a "business opportunity".]
    Joel [as Chillas]: Let's eat some butter. Gobs of butter. Big handfuls!
    [Sidney hands Phil a fake driver's license.]
    Phil: What's this?
    Servo [as Chillas]: It's made of butter.
    [As a couple of drug dealers are beating up Phil for information]
    Man in Hat: Anything new to tell me?
    Servo [as Phil]: [straining] Rosebud, was a sled.

### Gamera vs. Gaos

    [During an establishing shot of a farm, a cow moos.]
    Crow: Oh, bless you.
    [Cuts to Grandpa Kanamura.]
    Crow: [startled] Was he mooing?
    Photographer: [trying to get Eiichi's attention] Hey, Boy! Boy!
    Joel: Crazy Boy!
    [Gaos chows down on a hapless reporter.]
    Crow: Welcome to this week's edition of Eat the Press.

### The Amazing Colossal Man

    [Glen Manning runs to rescue a pilot who crashed near an imminent nuclear bomb test. Joel and the Bots pretend to be voices in Glen's head.]
    Servo: [in Irish accent] Glen, this is your Father O'Malley. Come back, boy! It's not worth it!
    Crow: [in old lady voice] Glen, this is your 1st-grade teacher. Don't do it.
    Joel: Glen, this is your mother. If you stop, I'll make your favorite dish.
    Glenn: All I know is I just don't want to grow anymore.
    Joel [as Glenn]: I'm a Toys 'R Us kid.
    Glenn: I don't want to grow anymore!
    Joel [as Glenn]: I'm a Toys 'R Us kid!
    [Sixty-foot-tall Glenn heads for Boulder Dam.]
    Servo: Hey, look! He'll be the biggest guy by a dam site!
    Crow: Suzie thinks she doesn't need a seatbelt. Let's watch Suzie go ballistic, through the windshield.

### Fugitive Alien

    [In Deep 13, "Jack Perkins" introduces the movie, then continues to ramble.]
    Mike Nelson [as Jack Perkins]: Then, Joyce Carol Oates will be out to read from her wonderous new work of fiction, her… first novel in well over a month. Then… Peter, Paul, and Mary will be out to… give us a wonderous rendition from one of the songs off their scintillating new album. Then Hume Cronyn [and] Jessica Tandy will be out to tell us… some poignant stories of the joys and sorrows of being… really, really… horribly old.
    [during the title sequence]
    Crow: Sandy Frank presents our own personal hell!
    Servo: Indeed.
    Joel: Who is that guy?
    Ken: I don't wanna die in the middle of nowhere!
    Joel [as Ken]: I wanna die in the thong section of Victoria's Secret!
    Joel, Crow, Servo: [singing]
       This is the song written for the train chase.
       This is the chase, Rocky and Ken!
       He tried to kill me with a forklift…
       Olé!
    Ken: There's the ship... but how do I get aboard?
    Servo: Go to the lumber yard! That's how you get a board!

### It Conquered the World
#### Snow Thrills (short)

    [Bobsledding wipeouts are shown in the cavalcade of snow sports.]
    Servo: Boy, all this just to talk to Jim McKay.
    [The high-energy narrator mentions skiing, but pronounces it "shiing".]
    Narrator: ...And "shiing" is the correct pronunciation, they tell us!
    Joel: Yeah, well, you're full of skit.
    [A few moments later, a title card appears on the screen reading "Cross-country skiing amid scenes of winter magnificence in Canada's snow-covered playgrounds."]
    Tom: Srosh-country shee-ing amid skeens of winter magnifishence in Sanada's shnow-sovered playgrounschs.

#### It Conquered the World (movie)

    [Over drinks, scientist Tom Anderson (Lee Van Cleef) explains the global power shortage to his friend and fellow scientist Paul Nelson.]
    Paul Nelson: I'm sorry, Tom — I can't bring myself to believe what you're saying.
    Servo [as Tom Anderson]: Then gimme back my cocktail.
    Tom Anderson: It's nothing new. It's been years since anyone's believed me.
    Crow [as Tom Anderson]: Bitter? Oh, a tad.
    [As their wives listen, Dr. Anderson explains to Dr. Nelson about his connection to the alien behind the shortage.]
    Joan Nelson: A personal friend of yours?
    Servo [as Joan]: Name dropper!
    Claire Anderson: [sarcastically] Real chums.
    Tom Anderson: The days when people made fun of me are over, girl.
    Crow [as Dr. Anderson/Zod]: You will bow down before me!
    [Paul Nelson (Peter Graves) observes the carnage of Tom Anderson's mutually fatal battle with the alien.]
    Paul Nelson: He learned almost too late that man is a feeling creature… and, because of it, the greatest in the universe. He learned too late for himself that men have to find their own way, to make their own mistakes. There can't be any gift of perfection from outside ourselves. And when men seek such perfection… they find only death… fire… loss… disillusionment… the end of everything that's gone forward. Men have always sought an end to the toil and misery, but it can't be given, it has to be achieved. There is hope, but it has to come from inside — from man himself.

### Gamera vs. Guiron

    [The movie credits show: © MCMLXIX DAIEI CO. LTD.]
    Servo: [singing to the Nestlé's jingle] M-C-M-L-X-I-X / Daiei makes the very best
    Joel: [singing] Movies — NOT!
    [From the SOL version of "The Gamera Song"…]
    Joel, Crow, Servo: Gamera! / Gamera! / Gamera is really neat! / Gamera is filled with meat! / We've been eating Gamera!
    [An establishing shot of Gaos]
    Joel: Here comes old flattop...
    Servo: [whispering] Don't! George Harrison will sue you!
    Joel: Oops, sorry!
    [The brain-eating space girls return after the boys fall unconscious from eating drugged donuts.]
    Joel [as Space Girl]: Kids' brains always taste better when they've been thinking about donuts.
    [Akio reaches up and finds his head has been shaved]
    Akio: Hey, what happened to my hair?
    Tom: The space aliens did it, they're cannibals!
    Joel: They ate my hair?
    [this particular joke was improvised by Josh's Servo in the original KTMA episode]
    [The crestfallen Tomoko has been reprimanded by her mother]
    Crow [as Tomoko]: I'll show her! I'm gonna grow up to break up The Beatles!
    [At the spaceship landing site, reporters laugh at little sister Tomoko. She walks away, crestfallen.]
    Joel [as Tomoko]: [in psychotic child voice] When the whip comes down, you will see who rules, you twisted old fruit!
    [Tom's Mother drives up to Aiko's home]
    Tom's Mother: Good afternoon, I've come to pick up Tom.
    Crow: It's Vanessa Redgrave!
    [Aiko's mother approaches]
    Aiko's Mother: Hello Elsa...
    Servo: Hello, Inga.
    Tom's Mother: Hello, thank you.
    Joel: Hello!
    Tom's Mother: ...thank you again.
    Servo: Hello.
    Crow: Thank you.
    Joel: Hello.
    Aiko's Mother: ...sorry to say, but Tom went out with Aiko and hasn't returned.
    Joel: Thank you.
    Tom's Mother: I see, well where did they go? Does Tomoko know anything about it?
    Crow: Hello.
    Aiko's Mother: No, and there's no use to ask her...
    [shot of Tomoko on the balcony]
    Servo [as Tomoko]: I'm gonna jump, don't try to stop me!
    Tom's Mother: ...you said space?
    Aiko's Mother: Yeah.
    Joel: Hello!
    Aiko's Mother: ...much longer.
    Servo, Crow, and Joel: Thank you!
    Aiko's Mother: So he just have run away knowing that you were coming to pick him up.
    Servo: Hahahaha...
    Servo, Crow, and Joel: Hello!
    Crow: That provides me with interest, and for that, I thank you!
    Joel: Hello.
    Crow: Thank you.
    Aiko's Mother: ...much longer.
    Tom's Mother: Thank you. If you wouldn't mind please, let him stay.
    Joel: Thank you.
    Servo [as Tom's Mother]: I'll pick him up when he's 21, thank you!
    Aiko's Mother: ...please drop in for tea.
    Crow: Hello.
    Tom's Mother: Thanks, but I'm in a hurry.
    Aiko's Mother: I see...
    Servo: Thank you.
    Crow: Bye.
    Joel: Hello, and thank you!
    [Tom's mother gets in her car]
    Crow: Thank you for going.
    Joel: Hello.
    Servo [as Tom's Mother]: Oh send him to Harvard, will you? Thank you, hello!
    [As Tom's mother drives away, Tomoko surprises her by hiding in the back seat]
    Joel [as Tomoko/hijacker]: Shut up and keep driving! And thank you!
    Tomoko: Hello!
    Servo: [laughing] Hello!
    [After he stands up for her, Tomoko tugs on Officer Kondo's sleeve.]
    Tomoko: Kon-chan?
    Officer Kondo: Heh? What?
    Joel [as Tomoko]: [whispers] They will all die by Gamera's hand!
    [As Gamera flies toward the crowd with the spaceship in his mouth, Tomoko jumps down into the landing site crater.]
    Joel [as Tomoko]: I'm first! I wish to be the first to be crushed!

### Earth vs. the Spider
#### Speech: Using Your Voice (short)

    Professor Bueller: Did you know that everyday someone loses a sale...
    Crow [as Bueller]: ...or an arm...
    [Bueller gestures toward a rack holding three placards that say: "Heard", "Understood", and "Pleasing".]
    Professor Bueller: Now, remember these three points: you must be heard, you must be understood, and you must be pleasing.
    Servo [as Bueller]: Oh, and you must have a wire rack.
    Professor Bueller: Do you know...
    Crow [as Bueller]: ...that I have little bunnies painted on my knees? I do.
    [Bueller shows a clip of a man stammering through a speech, showing us what not to do]
    Man #1: Well, uh, the fact is, we, uh, we spent, er, many nights in the, uh, um, well...
    Crow [as Man #1]: Uh... er... panties!
    [After Bueller's second monologue about "heard," "understood" and "pleasing"]
    Bueller: Now, let's look at another typical example.
    [Cut to a young woman giving a speech.]
    Crow [as Bueller]: This man is wearing a push-up bra. Now he is pleasing.
    [Another speaker mumbles through the side of his mouth while addressing a table of people.]
    Man #2: Funny ting happem up dere 't da station, See, A wash sittin dere waitin' for d'fellas when...
    Crow [as Man #2]: Duh, I was under da bleachers at da ball game, and dat's when da cop chased me 'n' asked me what I was doin'...
    Man #2: I shaid mishter, ah shaid mishter, dis, dis ishn't your seat, see ah' been sittin' here whol' lot longer 'n' you sheem t' think ah have, and...
    Servo: Ah, Garrison Keillor.
    Professor Bueller: Many of his listeners won't be able to understand him, and those that do...
    Joel [as Bueller]: ...will wish he were dead.

#### Earth vs. the Spider (movie)

    [Trapped in the giant "web", a heavyset, dark curly-haired man is attacked by the spider.]
    Joel: No, Dr. Erhardt, no! So that's what happened to him!
    Servo: Wow.
    Crow [as Dr. Erhardt]: Enjoy! $^{[N]}$
    [Joel mentions KISS]
    Crow: [sighs] Joel, I hate to break it to you: KISS were NEVER cool!
    [The camera pans onto a victim of the spider: a shriveled-up corpse completely drained of blood.]
    Crow: It's Rose Kennedy!

### Mighty Jack

    [One of the credits for the cameramen is listed as SFX Camera .]
    Joel: Sex cameraman? Is this a–
    Servo: No, no, no– S-F-X, Joel.
    Joel, Crow, Servo: [singing to "Blow the Man Down"]
       Slow the plot down, laddy, slow the plot down
       Way hey, slow the plot down!
       We'll scuttle the story and run her aground.
       We'll try so hard to slow the plot down!
       Ohhh, we'll make you a movie that's long and immense.
       Way hey, slow the plot down!
       Just give us a script that makes no friggin' sense!
       We'll try so hard to slow the plot down!

### Teenage Caveman
#### Aquatic Wizards (short)

    Announcer: Where's the third fellow? He's chicken — never jumped at all.
    Crow [as Announcer]: What's this? He's forced his way into the announcer's booth. What's that in his hand? Oh no! Aah!
    [Joel or Servo makes gunshot noises.]
    Servo: Forget about life-jackets, this is The 50's!
    Announcer: This time, the Mexican jumping-bean will do a one-and-a-half spin on the ramp, landing backwards and completing the other half on water.
    Crow: This time, the white fascist narrator will make a racial slur!
    Servo [as Anouncer]: Ha, but what do I know? I'm only a fat hick announcer, mowing down pretzels and pinwheel cookies, and trying to come to grips with the tattered ends of a once promising life gone horribly wrong, God, God, why, why?!

#### Catching Trouble (short)

    [Narrator Ted Husing describes animal catcher Ross Allen's current task.]
    Ted Husing: Well, this is a different assignment, and a true depiction of actually filling an order he recently received.
    Joel [as Ted Husing]: Kill Colonel Kurtz!
    Ted Husing: It read: "Want immediately one live bobcat, two cub black bears, and three six-foot diamondback rattlers."
    Crow [as Groucho Marx]: And two hard-boiled eggs.
    Servo [as Harpo Marx]: Honk!
    Crow [as Groucho Marx]: Make that three hard-boiled eggs. $^{[N]}$
    [A bobcat runs up a tree to escape Ross.]
    Ted Husing: Hey, Mister Cat, you can't do that! Don't you know you're wanted in Chicago?
    Servo [as Husing]: For voting twice?
    Ted Husing: Say, you made a mistake picking that tree. I'm afraid you're out of luck this time.
    Crow [as Bobcat]: Naaah, bite me! I will prevail! Mine is a noble race!
    [Ross finally catches and bags the bobcat.]
    Ted Husing: Well, it's in the bag! And so Ross Allen fills one third of his day's orders. What's next?
    Joel: Hurting the people you know and love?
    Crow: Chasing rabbits on a mini-bike until their hearts explode?
    Ted Husing: Now you've got a boatload of live cargo — a wildcat, three six-foot rattlers, and a couple of little teddy bears. It seems to me, I'd call it day, or call a taxi, or...
    Crow: ...or call PETA!
    [Ross is violently manhandling a bear cub]
    Joel: What I wouldn't give to see that cub's mom show up right about now, huh, guys?
    Joel: [as Ross in the ensuing host segment while a rubber rattlesnake is stuck inside a bag alongside a figure of Ross] Not the giant rattler! Please; I can't do that! He hates me; we went to camp together!
    Servo: [in closing during the ensuing host segment] If you enjoy Catching Trouble in any way, there's something wrong with you!
    Joel: Any questions?

#### Teenage Caveman (movie)

    [A desolate prehistoric valley is shown.]
    Crow: How green was my valley?
    Joel: Not very.
    Joel: This script is like a telephone directory!
    Crow: But not as interesting.

### Viking Women and the Sea Serpent

    Joel: [singing] W is for the many ways that you're served
    Crow: [singing] A is for the admiration you deserve
    Gypsy: [singing] F because you're fluffy, you're flaky, you're fun!
    Servo: [singing] And F is for the flavor that is second to none!
    Joel: [singing] L is for how light you are, you melt in my mouth!
    Joe, Servo, Crow, and Gypsy: [singing] E is for eggs--Oh Baby!
    Tom: Triple time!
    Joel, Servo, Crow, and Gypsy: [singing] Put 'em all together with a how-do-ya-do, Lovely waffles we love--
    Gypsy: Send me up another please!
    Joel, Servo, Crow, and Gypsy: [singing] Oh, waffles we love--
    Servo: Top mine off with runny cheese!
    Joel, Servo, Crow, and Gypsy: [singing] Waffles we love--
    Crow: Chili waffles suit me fine!
    Joel, Servo, Crow, and Gypsy: [singing] Waffles we love--
    Joel: Wash me down with Aunt Jemima?
    Joel, Servo, Crow, and Gypsy: [singing] Waaaaaaaffffles, we love yoooooooooououuuu!
    Servo: Boy, I'm full; I ate too much! I'm starting to think the world would be a better place without waffles.
    Crow: [appears dressed in a waffle costume]No waffles?
    Servo: Ah, who are you?
    Crow: Why I'm Willie the Waffle; the wonderful, whimsical wisecracking waffle! Can I ask you one thing?
    Servo: Sure.
    Crow: [suddenly shouting] Who the hell are you to decide who lives and who dies?! Did you know that the nation's brunch industry employs over 500,000 people? Most of 'em named Chad?
    Joel: [as "Chad"] Hi, welcome to Jojo's Waffle Berries. Our special today is waffles in game sauce. We also have-
    Crow: [as Willie] Sorry, Chad; we're gonna have to lay you off. No waffles! [makes whistling noise] Little League baseball would also be impossible without waffles!
    Joel: [as young boy] Mom, Little League practice is in an hour! Can I have some waffles?
    Crow: [as Willie/Mom] Sorry, son; no waffles! [makes whistling noise]

#### The Home Economics Story (short)

    [An opening card states "This is an Iowa State College Production."]
    Joel: Iowa State College: The high school after high school!
    Servo [singing]: If I could join the FFA, my life would be complete, I'd till the soil, I'd bale some hay...
    [High school girls attend an assembly. Someone, possibly the principal introduces the speaker in silence.]
    Joel [as Principal]: Your Period and Mine: A Lecture.
    Crow [as Principal]: Hello. Am I on? Is this thing on? You wanna look at that, Helen?
    [A matronly woman steps up to the podium on stage.]
    Matronly Woman: Today, I'd like to tell you about several girls I know very well.
    Servo [as Matronly Woman]: ...and why I'm being fired.
    [The camera moves to a close-up, showing the woman has significant jowls.]
    Crow [as Matronly Woman]: I took several heavy blows to the cheeks with a lead pipe!
    [Kay is discussing college with her family.]
    Servo: She consulted Robert McNamara.
    Joel: And Ayn Rand!
    [As Kay sends her application letter.]
    Narrator: She got a real thrill out of dropping that letter in the box.
    Crow: (chuckles maniacly)
    Joel: Be cool! Be cool! Come on! Be cool! Just... Oh, that's good! Now let's get out of here.
    [In the next scene, Kay gets her acceptance letter.]
    Servo [as Kay]: It's here already! Oh, shoot! I mailed it to myself!
    Joel: It's from Ed McMahon! It says I may already be a winner!
    [Kay meets her roommate Jean for the first time.]
    Crow [as Jean]: [in a Curly Howard voice] Hi! Howya doin'? We're gonna have a great time! We're gonna be pals!
    [At a costume design class]
    Crow: Is that a real poncho or a Sears poncho?
    [A football game is starting.]
    Servo: Hey, look! It's the Woodstock of the 50s! Vic Damone's on next.
    Joel [as audience member]: Play "Whipping Post"!
    [A band leader with a fuzzy hat is marching forward.]
    Crow: [in marching cadence] I'm a Q-tip, what are you!
    [During the game, two cheerleaders gesture downward with with pom-poms.]
    Joel, Crow, Servo [as Cheerleaders]: Look, look, look at my crotch. Look, look look at my crotch. Loooook at my crotch. Yay!
    [Kay and her college roommates are having their usual gab session. Nearby, a lamp with Kay's name on the lampshade is seen.]
    Servo: Hats off to Ray, the whimsical lampshade.
    Narrator: ...but then Kay came up with that all-important question.
    Joel [as Kay]: How do Pop-Tarts work?
    Kay: What are you doing to major in, Helen?
    Louise: What are you going to take, Jean?
    Joel [as Jean]: I'm going to take Bob for everything he's got!
    Kay: You know what I'm going to do? I'm going to teach.
    Joel [as Kay]: Because I can't do.
    [One of the four young women plays with little kids, in preparation for motherhood]
    Joel [as little girl]: ...WHAT? We have to be subjugated to men?!
    [Near the end of the piece, shot of a building named "Home Economics".]
    Joel [as announcer] Home Economics, starring Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.
    Voice Over: What is "Home Economics"?
    Crow: Boy, you'd think they would have told us by now...
    [As the girls, now seniors, walk along.]
    Joel: Hey, it's Abbey Road.
    Joel, Crow, Servo [singing]: Here we come, walking down the street...
    Servo [singing]: It's a wonderful world when you're married, when you have a family...
    [As the short ends, it's just after the girls graduated.]
    Narrator: Jean and Louise were leaving for their jobs in the city, so you all drove down to the train station to see them all.
    Servo: And to re-enact the last scene from Anna Karenina.

#### Viking Women and the Sea Serpent (movie)
### Star Force: Fugitive Alien II

    [In flashbacks to "Fugitive Alien", the scene jumps abruptly from Rita's death to Ken eagerly waving for pickup by the Bacchus 3.]
    Ken: Hey! Hey! Hey!
    Joel [as Ken]: Ha ha! My chick's dead! Hey!
    [Joel and Crow shout in horror as Tom explodes in the theater]
    Crow: IT'S ALL OVER THE SEAT!!!
    Joel: Gotta get him outta here! Come on, Crow!
[They rush out of the theater]
    Joel: TOM SERVO! OH MY GOD! TOM SERVO'S DEAD! He's dying! It must've been that movie! Oh man! We're losing him!
    Crow [on Shatner mode]: A robot watches a bad film, It renders him unconscious, Next on Emergency 911-- [gets slapped in the beak]
    Joel: Crow! You gotta snap outta Shatner and help me! It means the life of our friend, Tom Servo!
    Crow [on Shatner mode]: But I must finish Tek-Wars of Venusia... must direct Star Trek 9: The Search For Spock's Intelligence! :[breaking character]Hooker's a good cop! Whoa! He's a good-- [gets slapped in the beak again]
    Joel: Crow, you listen to me and you listen good, I need you to snap out of Shatner. I need you here, now, our friend's life hangs in the balance!
    Crow: [sobs] I'm sorry Joel, I didn't know...
    Gypsy: Well, that was fun, but if I could get a little serious for a moment. Well, I was wondering where we'd be without our boys and girls in shiny red pleather. It makes me proud to know that they're out there, somewhere... :[singing] What can you see, Flying some mystic seas, Fighting for you and me, Captain Joe and the Gang When they pass by, Fitter than pumpkin pie, Steppin' in liquid dye, Time in the blue,
    [The Bacchus 3 crew, wearing enemy uniforms, are about to infiltrate a secret-weapon installation.]
    Rocky: It won't be easy getting into this place.
    Ken: How will we do it?
    Rocky: Easy.
    Servo: Wha— wait a minute.
    [In a desert, The Bacchus 3 crew walk past foliage that resembles stalks of corn.]
    Crow [as one of the crew]: Hey, corn...CORN?!?
    [Ken engages Lord Halkon, leader of the Wolf Raiders, in an aerial dogfight.]
    Joel: Where have I seen this before?
    Servo: Oh, I don't know; a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away?
    Crow: Yeah...
    Joel: Yep.

### War of the Colossal Beast
#### Mr. B Natural (short)

    [Confused about a name in the opening credits]
    Joel: What does "A.S.C." mean?
    Servo: "A sick cookie".
    Joel: Oh.
    Joel, Servo, Crow: [singing to the background music in the opening credits]
    Come on and buy some crap from us
    You know that you want to
    And the white race will salute you
    As you prance and gad about!
    [A large, bleacher-like musical staff appears, and an unseen female voice speaks.]
    Mr. B Natural: Boy! Am I glad to see you!
    Crow: Well, it's not mutual!
    Mr. B Natural: Knew your father, I did!
    Joel: Hey, leave my father out of this!
    Mr. B Natural: And your grandmother! And don't be too sure I wasn't in the garden with Mr. and Mrs. Adam!
    Servo: Yeah, you were the snake!
    Mr. B Natural: The spirit of music's inside all of you.
    Crow: No, I bathe.
    Mr. B Natural: In you... (points to the right while Servo makes missile noises) In you... (points to the left while Servo makes missile noises) In all of you! (Points straightforward while Crow imitates a missile hitting and Joel acts like he's hit)
    [At the high school hallway, student Jim shows his new clarinet while Buzz watches.]
    Joel [as Jim]: Got it from the Franklin Mint!
    [Popular high school girl Jeannie approaches Buzz invitingly]
    Jeanie: Wanna come? We could dance!
    Crow [as Buzz]: Don't hit me!
    Buzz: No thanks... well... I mean I've got a lot of reading to do. You know, that big history essay...
    Jeanie: But that's not due for two weeks!
    Buzz: I know Jeanie... but I...
    Servo [as Buzz]: ...I gotta finish my letter to Jodie Foster.
    Joel [as Buzz]: [in a whiny voice] That hurt. I'm all messed up inside. If only an androgynous man would come and visit me...
    Servo: Meanwhile, the Midvale police visit his locker. Find out why they call him "Buzz".
    Mr. B Natural: Better wait 'til he calls on me, though... 'til he reaches for the spirit!
    Servo: Yeah, calls for Satan.
    [Returning home from school, a dejected Buzz fends off his mother's concern.]
    Buzz: Nah, I better get upstairs, and... do the reading.
    Buzz's Mother: All right, dear. Oh, and Buzz...?
    Crow [as Buzz's Mother]: This time, don't make so much noise when you "read."
    Joel [as Buzz's Mother]: Why does my kid have to be such a dud? I was popular!
    Mr. B Natural: Whether you know it or not, you sent for me! When you reached down to grab that music, to make yourself feel better, you awakened the spirit of music inside you! That's me, B Natural!
    Servo: [excited] So I'm attracted to guys now?
    [Joel nudges Servo, shaking his head as if to say "stop that!"]
    Mr. B Natural: You sing a baby a lullaby, and it coos.
    Crow [as Jerry Lewis]: The lull-a-baby-bye! Oh... go away!
    [Mr. B Natural is talking about joining the school band.]
    Mr. B Natural: And wait 'til you see the kicks you get out of it, Buzz.
    Servo: Kicks!
    Mr. B Natural: The glamour of the uniform...
    Servo: Kicks!
    Mr. B Natural: The thrill of traveling for a band competition...
    Servo: The all-night coke jags in cheap motels!
    Mr. B Natural: ...just like being in a football team, and best of all, Buzz, fun, fun, fun!
    Crow [as Buzz]: Yeah, that's nice... MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!
    Mr. B Natural: When you want to show dignity, Buzz, try a French horn!
    Joel: Uh, Mr. B, what would you know about dignity?
    [Mr. B Natural cavorts before the lifesized musical staff as "his" instruments play together.]
    Joel: You know, I think Oscar Wilde only wished he was this gay, you know?
    Servo: Ladies and gentlemen, please accept our sincere apology for all of this. Please.
    Crow [as Buzz]: Forget music, I wanna dance!
    [Mr. B dances to some music.]
    Crow: He's so perky... kill her.
    Servo: See, Buzz? It's really fun to be psychotic.
    [Mr. B appears in the music store and begins talking.]
    Joel [as Buzz]: [in a panicky voice] Mom, Dad, tell me you heard that!
    Crow: [in a midwestern voice] Oh cripes. Polish, polish, polish. That's what I do all day.
    [A shot of unpolished trumpets is shown to a background of low music.]
    Joel: Honey West!
    [Three trumpet shells are shown, with someone behind them.]
    Joel: Come on now, watch the red man. Watch for the red man, you're wrong.
    [An inspector is checking a trumpet.]
    Servo: Extra value's what you get when you play the coronet.
    Crow: This trumpet is flatlining!
    [Buzz is performing at a school dance]
    Joel, Servo, Crow: [singing to the music] We're really, really white, we're really, really, really, really white...
    Joel: Say, that guy's got a way with a ballad.
    Crow [as radio host]: Well, the old clock on the wall says that's all for the Stridex Medicated Band hour...
    [Mr. B Natural appears and gives the "okay" symbol.]
    Joel: It stinks!
    Servo: Ah, but in real life, Johnny is last chair with the preschool band.
    [Joel steps in as Crow and Servo are arguing about whether Mr. B Natural was a man or a woman]
    Joel: Hey hey hey, you guys, take it easy. You're never gonna get anywhere that way; let's just get organized. I'll give you both two minutes to state your case, and then time for a short rebuttal... Okay?
    Crow, Servo: Okay.
    Joel: All right. Now, standard debate rules, I will act as arbiter... On my mark, begin, Mr. Crow!
    Crow: Mr. B Natural was a woman. Of this there can be no doubt.
    Servo: [leaning in] Not a chance, fat bot!
    Crow: Hey, c'mon...
    Joel: [pushes Servo back] Hey hey hey! That's one penalty point for Mr. Servo; Mr. Crow, begin again!
    Crow: Thank you, commissioner. [clears throat] We are compelled to look on the "mister" moniker as merely a whimsical, contrived characterization in the spirit of Peter Pan, played convincingly by the late Mary Martin. And the late Cathy Rigby. And the late Sandy Duncan. And the late...
    Joel: Get to the point, Mr. Robot!
    Crow: The point, sir, is: Breasts.
    Servo: D'... Huh?
    Crow: Yes! Mr. B Natural had breasts -- a decidedly un-natural thing for a man to have, don't you think, Mr. Servo?
    [Servo laughs nervously]
    Crow: When one takes into account the short jacket, the shiny leotard, the wide hips, unless one is wildly confused as my colleague seems to be, one concludes -- naturally -- that Mr. B Natural is indeed a wonderful, spritely -- albeit annoying -- woman.
    Joel: Thank you, Mr. T. Robot. Your response, Mr. Servo!
    Servo: [parody of a posh Ivy League accent] Uh, thank you, Mr. Utley. Um, uh... Ignoring the aromatic contumely held to me by my less than erudite confrère, um, no doubt places a thin veil before a tribulus(?) temperament... uh...
    Joel: [interrupting] Mr. Servo, I'm warning you: No William F. Buckley impersonations under threat of a point reduction!
    Servo: [normal voice] Okay, sorry. [clears throat] Mr. B Natural! What a guy! Yes, Mr. B Natural is a decidedly modern man. Ignoring the constrictions placed upon him by modern society, Mr. B Natural dresses as he does just as he sees fit. If this means dressing in a shimmering leotard and a powder blue note-spangled jacket, and climbing through the windows of young troubled middle-schoolers to play clarinet with them 'til the wee hours, waking them the next day to whisper in their tender ears, I say more power to him!
    Joel: Mr. Servo, you're evading the question!
    Servo: If by this, sir, you mean that Mr. B Natural is a man, I challenge you to come up with any condemning evidence to the contrary! They named him Mister, and I for one have faith that they knew what they were doing. You might as well just ask me to prove that a fish is a fish! Gentlemen, it just is! As for these phantom "breasts" Mr. Robot claims to have seen, I say phooey-kaflooey. Perhaps he's been in space too long. Gentlemen, Mr. B Natural is just that. Here's wishing we could all be a little bit more like him. I yield the floor.
    Joel: Mr. T. Bo-rot, you have twenty minutes to rebut.
    Crow: Mr. Servo, you have got to be kidding me! Let's assume for the moment that Mr. B Natural is a man. My heavens, what a confusing message to send to little kids! Already there's the painful feeling of isolation. The horrible scarring acne! And Mr. Servo here would have us place a cross-dressing man with a clarinet slap-dab in their bedrooms! Why not men in Little Bo-Peep costumes with stinky cigars explaining the facts of life to our unsuspecting daughters? I for one would not...
    Joel: Mr. Servo, your rebuttal!
    Servo: Yes, yes, why not, Mr. Crow? I don't think we should stop there! Let's break down all the barriers! Hairy men in Spartan costumes holding bake sales on shady boulevards. Naked jock-strap wrestling! Big wo--
    Joel: [abruptly ending the debate] Uh, gentlemen, I have commecial sign; I'm sorry.

#### War of the Colossal Beast (movie)

    [Joyce Manning and others, looking for her giant brother Glenn, are in a Jeep rolling down a Mexican back-country road.]
    Joel, Crow, Servo [as Car Occupants]: [singing to "99 Bottles of Beer"]
       100 years of solitude, 100 years of solitude!
       Take one down, pass it around,
       99 years of solitude!
    [The searchers find a piece of a truck with a giant fingerprint.]
    Joyce Manning: Could this be Glen's?
    Servo: No, no, the whorl pattern is completely wrong.
    Sheriff: [upon discovering a giant footprint] Whatever made this must have been sixty feet tall.
    Joyce: Glen was sixty feet tall.
    Crow: Think there's a connection?
    [During a very long shot of people getting into a jeep, the jeep being started, put in reverse, turned around, and driven away]
    Servo: That's right, Bert, spare us nothing.

### The Unearthly
#### Posture Pals (short)

    [as the short begins, a logo for Avis Films appears.]
    Joel: Avis Films, we try harder.
    Servo: The story you're about to see is true. No names were changed because no one was innocent.
    [the short begins with a silhouette on screen]
    Joel: My name's Sally, I'm a snackoholic.
    Crow, Servo: Hi, Sally.
    [over a shot of the four kids]
    Narrator: And these four children are especially important about the four things.
    Joel: 'Cause they're on the payroll.
    [talking about the posture contest]
    Narrator: The two boys and the two girls with the best postures will wear these posture crowns.
    Joel: Yeah, they'll go to Burger King and get crappy hats.
    Narrator: Tommy, Jimmy, Jane, and Mary are very interested in this announcement.
    Servo: Hey, who wouldn't be?
    [as the kids look at their posture drawings]
    Joel: That's when the kids came up with a plan to blackmail Mrs. Reedy.
    Narrator: But they are not happy with what they see.
    Servo: They're disgusted and filled with self-loathing!
    Narrator: For Tommy is indeed surprised...
    Crow [as Tommy]: No! No! No! Uh-uh! Uh-uh! No! Uh-uh!
    Narrator: ...his chest looked flat because his tummy looked so round.
    Joel: He's got VPL.
    Servo: Hey, and let me tell ya... JOEL!
    Narrator: Now Jimmy is disturbed to see...
    Crow [as Jimmy]: Nuh-uh! No! Nothing doing! That ain't gonna work! It's not flying with me, Pops!
    Narrator: He's leaning backward out of balance, just like a house about to fall.
    Servo [as Narrator]: Just like his dad on Friday night!
    Narrator: And what gives Jane her worried frown?
    Joel: Valium?
    Narrator: Look at the board. It's plain to see that Jane must practice standing straight to grow up like a lovely tree.
    Servo: All of a sudden, it's iambic pentameter here.
    Narrator: Our Mary is a happy girl...
    Servo: (imitates repeated burping)
    Narrator: ...with hollowed chest and tired head.
    Crow: She should jut go home to bed. Green Eggs and Ham.
    Servo: Thank you, Sam-I-Am.
    [Teacher Miss Martin demonstates good posture by walking slowly and stately.]
    Narrator: ...eyes are straight, the abdomen is in, the back is straight. Arms swing easily at the sides.
    Servo [as Narrator]: Here, she re-enacts her first DUI.
    [One of the girls is in her room, practicing her posture, when she notices her clown doll Bombo slumping on the dresser.]
    Narrator: Doesn't Bombo look tired?
    Crow: Yes, very much so.
    [The girl makes the doll sit upright.]
    Joel [as Bombo]: No, no, no, no! MY SPINE! AAAUUUGGGHHH!!!
    [Servo makes broken spine noises]
    [A montage of scenes show the posture-pal kids correcting each other's posture.]
    Joel: Ah, they're gonna take this for about a half-hour before they end up killing each other.
    [Tommy and Jimmy are writing at a blackboard; Jimmy draws a crude image of a house leaning to one side]
    Narrator: Tommy reminds Jimmy—
    Joel: Hmm-hmm-hmm, that's you!
    Narrator: —when Jimmy stands off-balance.
    Crow [as Narrator]: Tears of shame pour down Tommy's face.
    Joel [as Jimmy]: Ms. Martin! Tommy drew a bong!
    Tom: Heh-heh... what?
    Narrator: At last, the big day has come. The class is taking their second posture test.
    [A silhouette appears on screen]
    Crow: Hey, it's Hitchcock!
    Tom: Yeah, after Slim-Fast!
    [All sing the Alfred Hitchcock Presents theme]
    Narrator: Miss Martin is counting votes to see who will be the king, queen, prince and princess of posture.
    Joel: And who will have a Sealy Posturepedic childhood.
    [Mary is voted posture queen]
    Crow: FIX! IT'S A RIG! FIX!
    [Miss Martin draws a crown over Mary's pose]
    Servo: Then Mary's head is lit on fire!
    Narrator: And the other three children win the other posture crowns.
    Servo: Definitely a fix.
    Narrator: Don't you agree that these four children deserve to win after trying so hard to improve their postures?
    Joel, Crow, Servo: NO!
    Crow: Their chances of ever being cool are ruined for life.

#### Appreciating Our Parents (short)

    [Little Tommy examines his neatened room. He looks in his closet.]
    Narrator: Yesterday, Tommy tore the sleeve of his favorite cowboy shirt...
    Servo [as Narrator]: ...in a prison break.
    Narrator: ...and now, it's mended as good as new.
    Joel [as Narrator]: Tommy's the Lathe of Heaven.

#### The Unearthly (movie)

    [The camera focuses on Dr. Conway (lantern-jawed John Carradine) as he reassures new patient Grace.]
    Joel: Hey, John — why the long face, pal?
    [Stress patient Natalie enters Dr. Conway's office for an appointment.]
    Sharon: Sit down, Natalie, and I'll tell him you're here.
    [Dr. Gilchrist turns to enter Dr. Conway's inner office.]
    Crow [as Sharon]: NUTCASE NATALIE'S HERE!
    [During Dr. Conway's mournful after-dinner organ performance, Mark gets up to check on Natalie.]
    Sharon: Don't you enjoy the doctor's music?
    Crow [as Mark]: Yeah, that's why I'm leavin'.
    [Conway's piece enters a repetitive passage.]
    Crow [as Conway]: I'm sorry, I can't think of the ending!
    Servo [as Groucho]: I can't think of anything else!
    [Lobo enters the room full of Dr. Conway's guests.]
    Lobo: Time for go to bed!
    Joel: Well said.
    [Danny is telling a long, shaggy-dog story about a giant and Ferdinand the bull to keep Dr. Conway's dim-witted servant Lobo occupied.]
    Joel: His story has a better plot than this movie...

### Santa Claus Conquers the Martians

[On The Satellite of Love]
Crow T. Robot: Okay, now if you all look at your sheet music, we can rehearse my new song. Joel Robinson: You wrote a Christmas song? Crow T. Robot: Hey, there's no tradition like a new tradition! Tom Servo: Wait a minute, "(Let's Have) A Patrick Swayze Christmas"? Crow T. Robot: Uh, yeah, yeah. Based on my favorite movie, Road House. Tom Servo: C'mon, what the heck does Patrick Swayze have to do with Christmas? Crow T. Robot: Hey, you keep Christmas in your way and let me keep it in mine, okay? Joel RObinson: C'mon, Servo. It seems like a nice enough sentiment. We can give it a shot. C'mon. Crow T. Robot: All right, all right. Okay: 12/8 time, key of A-flat major... Cambot, shoot 'em the tune. Okay, you'll just have to stay with me, everybody, okay? You're parts are written out. "(Let's Have) A Patrick Swayze Christmas" by Crow T. Robot. Joel Robinson: "Paul, let's have a Patrick Swayze Christmas"? Crow T. Robot: Right. Hit it, Cambot!
[music starts]
Tom Servo: Oh. Oh, I start. I get it.
Lyrics TOM Open up your heart and let the Patrick Swayze Christmas in
CROW We'll gather at the Road House With our next of kin
JOEL And Santa can be Our regular Saturday Night thing
ALL We'll decorate a barstool And gather 'round and sing
TOM Oh Let's have a Patrick Swayze Christmas this year!
CROW Or we'll tear your throat out And kick you in the ear
Joel Robinson: Hold it, hold it a sec. Cambot, stop it.
[music stops]
Joel Robinson: Uh, Crow, I don't know if I think this is an appropriate sentiment anymore for Christmas. Crow T. Robot: Hey, what? Like a good action sequence don't belong at Christmas? Joel Robinson: Well, no, it's just that I've never heard of an action sequence in a Christmas carol before. Crow T. Robot: Well, then grab hold of your socks and read on, Joel Robinson! Tom Servo: Okay, pick it up from measure 20, Cambot.
[music resumes]
Tom Servo: Lovely intro, though. Very tasteful. Crow T. Robot: Thank you.
TOM It's my way or the highway This Christmas at my bar
CROW I'll have to smash your kneecaps if You bastards touch my car
JOEL I got the word that Santa has been Stealing from the till
ALL I think that that right jolly old elf Better make out his will Oh Let's have a Patrick Swayze Christmas one and all
And this can be the haziest... This can be the laziest... This can be the Swayziest Christmas of them all!
TOM La la la la la la Ha ha!
Crow T. Robot: How long before it becomes a standard? Joel Robinson: I think you've gotta come with me. C'mon!
[Joel drags Crow out]
Tom Servo: We'll be right back. Save a leg for me! Heh-heh-heh-heh.
    [Joel asks the Bots what they want for Christmas.]
    Crow: I wanna decide who lives and who dies!
    [The film's opening credits display "Martian Furniture by Fritz Hansen".]
    Crow [as TV Announcer]:For Martian Furniture, Fritz of Mars!
    [Martian leader Kimar scolds his children Girmar (Pia Zadora) and Bomar for watching "silly Earth programs".]
    Kimar: Now, go to sleep!
    Girmar: Must we go to sleep now, Father? I want to see Santa Claus some more.
    Bomar: I want to see more toys!
    Kimar: No, go to sleep!
    Crow [as Girmar/Zadora]: Will you buy me a Golden Globe, then?
    Servo [as Kimar/Riklis]: Why, sure!
    [The Martian spaceship (a model spewing a flickering flame) flies toward Earth.]
    Joel [as Announcer]: Cricket lighter away! Cricket lighter.
    Servo: [in nerdy voice] You know… if they cancel Battlestar Galactica, I'm gonna kill myself.
    [Santa and the kids are trapped in an airlock, with the door into space about to open.]
    Crow [as Santa]: [cheerfully] Have you two ever seen a grown man scream? Santa's going to whimper like a whipped pup.
    [Santa makes some toys, unaware that Volmar tampered with the machine.]
    Bomar: The doll has a teddy bear's head, and the teddy bear has a doll's head.
    Joel [as Santa]: Don't worry, we'll give them to dyslexic kids.
    Girmar: Look, Santa! A baseball/tennis racquet!
    Santa: Oh, this'll never do!
    Joel: [as Santa] We'll have to sell this stuff to Wham-O!
    Crow: Santa Claus, killed in Vietnam.
    [In Deep 13, the Mads exchange gifts.]
    Dr. Forrester: Ohhh, Frank! What a lovely watchband! This must have set you back a pretty penny!
    TV's Frank: Well, actually, I, eh… didn't have any money, so I… took the liberty of hocking your Rolex and… to pay for that, heh heh…
    Dr. Forrester: You… hocked… my… Rolex.
    TV's Frank: Yah…
    Dr. Forrester: Well, it's the thought that counts. Open your gift.
    TV's Frank: Oh, boy! I bet it's a book! I bet it's a book!
    Dr. Forrester: Yes, it is a book, Frank. It's… it's called Final Exit. I've been stealing your plasma at night so I didn't have to spend any of my own money.
    TV's Frank: Heh heh. Oh, Henry! $^{[N]}$

### Master Ninja I

    [A policeman yells from his car window through a bullhorn in a heart-pounding, made-for-television car chase.]
    Sheriff Kyle: Pull over! This is the sheriff's office!
    Crow: Office?! That's a car.
    [Holly Trumball (Demi Moore) and Max Keller stroll flirtatiously toward Max's van.]
    Holly: You think you, um, could stick around? I might need you.
    Max: I'm going off duty for the day.
    Holly: Oh sure, a loner, I got the scene. Just reading the classified ads in the local motel until Dick Powell comes running down the television alley at midnight with a gun in his hand.
    Joel: Uh, let Dennis Miller do Dennis Miller, Demi.
    Mr. Trumball: You got a warrant, sheriff?
    Servo [as Sheriff Kyle]: Yeah, I got a made-for-tv warrant right here.
    Crow: I hear his theme music, he's around here somewhere...
    [Master ninja McAlister and his evil ninja nemesis Okasa meet face-to-face.]
    Okasa: The old man hired you?
    McAlister: I am not for hire.
    Okasa: We are all for hire. In dark times...
    McAlister: The dark times have gone.
    Servo: You guys speaking in haiku all of a sudden??? Whoa!
    [Max and McAllister set off for adventure in Max's custom-painted van.]
    Max: Now for the fun part...riding with a ninja.
    Servo: We'll be the judge of that.
    Crow [as TV announcer]: Chevy Van: A Quinn Martin production.
    Max: We're being followed!
    Servo [as McAllister]: Of course we are! We're in an action-packed, made-for-tv movie!
    [The van makes a sharp left.]
    Crow [as McAllister]: Quick! Take a turn here on Steven J. Cannell Boulevard!
    Max: Don't tell me why they're following us. I like surprises.
    Crow: Well, here's a surprise...you're already cancelled! $^{[N]}$
    [Max, driving his van, jumps over a hollow slope in the road in a suburban part of the town, flying over the camera in between tow separate camera angles.]
    Joel, Crow, & Servo: TIMBER!
    [Max makes another jump over another hollow slope, flying over the camera again.]
    Joel, Crow, & Servo: TIMBERRRRRR!
    [Okasa has McAllister cornered, but McAllister uses a smoke bomb to make a stealthy exit.]
    Joel: Oh, ninjas never had those.
    Servo [as Okasa]: Damn. He knows Doug Henning.
    Max: You all right?
    Joel [as McAllister]: I'm fine, but I'm out 20 bucks. Let's head back to the magic shop.

### The Castle of Fu Manchu

    Crow: Staring contest on the left. Check it out.
    Fu Manchu: This is Fu Manchu.
    Crow [As Fu Manchu]: And you're not.
    Fu Manchu: In the tropical waters of the south Atlantic, my hand stretches out to turn water into ice...
    Crow: Oh, he's a refrigerator.
    Fu Manchu: And thus, turn safety into the deadliest peril.
    Joel: Kinda like a Corvair, huh?
    Fu Manchu: In a few moments, the proof of my mastery will be complete.
    Servo [as Fu Manchu]: But first, this word from Maxwell House.
    [footage of the Titanic is shown]
    Joel: Oh, they stole this from a Titanic movie. Look.
    [the ship hits the iceberg]
    Crow: Lucy must be around here somewhere. "Ahhh, Ricky, I hit an iceberg, ahhh!"
    Crow: [as the passengers panic] Women, children, spacemen, Indians, and sort of idealized representations of 16th-century Flemish merchants first.
    [as the ship continues to sink]
    Crow: And now, back to our Channel 9 movie, The Poseidon Adventure.
    Servo: [in a gurgled voice] At quarter to twelve, a main hatchway gave in, they said "Fellas, it's been good to know ya!"
    [as the ship finishes sinking]
    Servo: [in a gurgled voice] There's got to be a morning after... And there she goes! Yay!
    Crow: Well, that made no sense.
    Tom Servo: [while singing along to the opening credits music as it drags on] I'm bored; I'm bored of these credits already~
    Crow: C'mon, we can't keep making fun of the names. Get on with it!May!
    Fu Manchu: This is Fu Manchu...
    Servo [as Fu Manchu]: And I'm an alcoholic.
    Joel: Hi Fu.
    Tom Servo: (as Tom, Crow, and Joel are doing a sketch of trucker characters riding magic carpets and communicating via radio) Hurry up, men, I'm running out of hard candy. Condition red, send in the clowns... oh, what's the use?! (breaks into hysterical sobbing as Crow and Joel enter)
    Crow: Ah, man, Joel, he's totally off-script! There's nothing that says anything about sobbing like a broken man!
    Joel: Yeah, you're right; let's see here... Tom says "Time formation, men. These kids are all over me; argh". It just says "Argh", there's nothing about sobbing pitifully.
    Servo: (while still crying) I can't do it guys, I just can't do it! I can't go through another sketch loosely based off some vague reference in the movie! There are only a few kinds of fezes in this movie, then suddenly we're the Sahara Shriners riding flying carpets on Maxwell street days! Oh, why?!? Get me out of here!!
    Crow: I don't understand; how is this sketch any different than anything else we do during the movie?
    Joel: Well, I figure, Crow, it's not the sketch, it's this movie. I mean, look at him; he's just a broken man.
    Servo: You're telling me! There's absolutely no psychological footholds in this movie! It's like trying to climb El Capitan! There's something wrong with me... there's something wrong with me!! Why? Why?!? (sobs uncontrollably)
    Crow: Better you than me!
    Joel: Oh, Crow, c'mon... (addresses Dr. Forrester and TV's Frank in disgust) Look at what you've done to him! Do you see what you've done to this guy?! Come on!
    Dr. Forrester: (watching the scene unfold in satisfaction alongside Frank) You see Frank, it feels good to be with the winners, doesn't it?
    Crow: What's the deal with Fu Manchu, anyway? It's not like he's really evil; he's just dull! He's like some twisted beauracrat in silk jammies!
    Joel: (after trying, and failing, to cheer the bots up with a sketch about the backstory of Fu Manchu; crying) Oh, what's the use?! Why am I up here? What are you doing to us?!
    Dr. Forrester: (mockingly) Auntie Em, Auntie Em!
(Fu Manchu sits down; the crew all make raspberry noises)
    Servo: Oh... King's on his throne.
    Dr. Forrester: (gloating over their perceived victory in leaving Joel and the bots broken by the movie) Well, we should be expecting your surrender any moment now.
    Joel: You haven't won, Dr. Forrester; you've lost. And I feel sorry for you. You're nothing but a sad little man in a hole in the ground who can only feel power by hurting others. Well, we won because, we survived, and we survived because, well, we're Robinsons, roughly. That's what Robinsons do is survive, basically, and well, if you think it's so easy, well, YOU should try and watch a movie sometime!
    Dr. Forrester: You're sounding like a Hallmark card.
    TV's Frank: (after Forrester and Frank attempt to riff on the movie themselves, only to quit after one scene) You know, we could've made funny comments, but the movie wasn't that good.
    Dr. Forrester: (angrily) Frank!
    Joel, Crow, and Servo: Gotcha!

### Master Ninja II

    [After Max tries and fails to flirt with a girl and she walks away]
    McAlister: I'm not used to seeing them walk away from you.
    Servo: Usually they run away screaming.
    [Blubbering, thickheaded pseudo-heartthrob Max (Timothy Van Patten) attempts to converse with spunky union organizer Carrie.]
    Max: I'm here. Are you?
    Carrie: Yeah, I'm here. Oh Max, a long day.
    Max: I hear ya. [The camera lingers on Van Patten hopefully, as though awaiting a sharper quip. Nothing comes.]
    Servo [as Carrie]: You're a wry wit.
    [Later, in Max's van, Carrie drones on and on while Max listens wearily.]
    Joel: You know you're boring when you're boring a Van Patten.

## Season 4
### Space Travelers

    [The astronauts are discussing sleeping to preserve oxygen]
    Crow: Well I have sleep apnea so I won't need much.

### The Giant Gila Monster

    [The film's title appears on the screen]
    Joel, Crow & Servo: [singing to tune of Hava Nagila]: Havah la gila, havaaaaah la gila!
    [Chase is singing endless repetitions of his song's chorus.]
    Chase: [singing] The Lord said, "Laugh, children, laugh!"
    Joel: I just wanna know if the Lord said it this many times in a row.
    Chase: [singing] The Lord said, "Laugh, laugh, laugh!"
    Crow: That's why the Deuteronomy's so long.
    [While Chase sings, the giant gila monster bursts through the wall.]
    Joel [as Gila Monster]: And the Lord said, "Die, children, die!"
    [As Chase's nitro-laden hot rod careens towards the Gila Monster.]
    Servo [as Colonel Kurtz]: The horror! The horror!
    [The hot rod collides with the lizard and explodes.]
    Crow: Aw, they killed off the only likeable character!
    [Chase gets two twenty dollar bills as payment.]
    Chase: Two twenties!
    Servo: That makes thirty dollars!

### City Limits

    TV's Frank: It's none other than British pop star, Morrissey!... He's a little depressed.
    [Frank turns to Morrissey]
    TV's Frank: So Morrissey, uh, how ya' doin'?
    Morrissey: [turns to Dr. Forrester] He hurt me with that remark. Did I mention that I cried?
    TV's Frank: Well, I mean, c'mon Morrissey. We're basically evil, granted, but a lot of what we say is just good-natured ribbing.
    Morrissey: Well, it hurt me. Did I mention that I cried?
    Morrissey: This is a song that I wrote in a time in my life when I was very, very, very sad. Breakfast, actually. It's called "Hairdresser in a Coma": I cried last night, I died a million deaths. Thinking of your sweet face, and the way you sing. I cried inside, we lied and died. And then I cried again. I must have weep for hours...
    [Woody and Yogi (Rae Dawn Chong), two young ruffians, are mildly injured in a post-apocalyptic gang rumble.]
    Woody: I lost a tooth.
    Servo [as Yogi]: Oh Jeez, I told you to floss!
    [Woody spits his tooth out as Yogi giggles with unwarranted glee.]
    Crow [as Woody]: Gee, I'll lose an arm and you'll really crack up.
    Joel: This guy's just funny, you can't explain it...you can't explain it, he's just funny.
    Servo: He'll pass a stone in a minute that'll make ya howl.
    [Sammy, a spastic gang member, eats cat food from a can]
    Sammy: It's Pussy Nibbles! It's good!
    Joel: Oh, this is so offensive on so many levels.
    [Behind a security blockade a line of people are being silently unloaded from a truck and led into a building.]
    Servo: No acting beyond this point. Not allowed.
    Crow: The illegal smuggling of mimes. Nobody ever talks about it.
    [A flamboyantly dressed motorcyclist rides in, following a series of fiery explosions.]
    Servo: Okay, wait, can we all just check our scripts, please? ...oh, I guess it does say that Boy George rides in flinging molotov cocktails.
    [Mick, a rival gang leader, admonishes Woody]
    Mick: You're nothin'.
    Joel [as Woody]: Oh yeah? Well you're a... dumb... head.
    Mick: I mean, back where you came from you may be somethin', but—
    Crow [as Woody]: Nope. Pretty much squat there, too.
    Mick: We ain't stupid.
    Bolo: Nobody's calling anybody stupid, Mick.
    Crow: Not on screen anyway.
    [The Clippers gang approaches a house, only to have a gunshot hit the ground in front of them]
    Crow: Oh, Austin City Limits!
    [Albert (James Earl Jones) is carrying out an aerial attack on the villains' headquarters using explosive-laden R/C model aircraft.]
    Servo [as Albert]: This is F.U.N.

### Teenagers from Outer Space

    [The mature alien captain emerges from the spaceship.]
    Crow: Wow, really old teenagers from outer space.
    [Derek holds his shipmates at gunpoint to prevent the release of the gargon.]
    Spacecraft Captain: When we return to our planet, the High Court may well sentence you to torture!
    Joel, Crow, Servo: TORCHAA!!
    Spacecraft Captain: We are the supreme race! We have the supreme weapons!
    Servo [as Captain]: We have the supreme pizzas!
    [Thor holds Derek at gunpoint.]
    Thor: Before the high court has you executed, you should be made to watch what happens when we return here with the gargans! By the elements alone, they will grow to millions of times their original size in less time than it takes for the sun to rise and fall."
    Crow T. Robot: You mean a day?
    [Derek, armed with a dead cop's gun, looks for Thor along the street.]
    Joel [as Derek/Freddy]: [singing to "On the Street Where You Live"]
       I have often walked down the street before,
       But I've never done it packing heat before…
    [Derek, driving a car, recalls his captain's earlier contempt for humanity.]
    Spacecraft Captain: We are the supreme race! We have the supreme weapons!
    Crow: Ahh, turn Rush Limbaugh off!
    Betty: Where are you from Derek?
    Joel [as Derek]: A place called "Studsville". Population: "Me".

### Being from Another Planet

    TV's Frank: [introducing figurines he and Dr. Forrester call Tragic Moments, panning to a figure of a crying boy cradling the body of his dead dog] Sure, Grandma will cry when she sees her lovely gift, but for very different reasons. This first one is entitled "Sparky's Last Romp"; and these beautiful, handcrafted figurines depict little Billy's first hard lesson in life, plus what happens when a dog teases a cow way past the breaking point.
    [Watching the title credit]
    Servo: You know, Being from Another Planet, I didn't have much to do with this.
    Servo: [reading over the cast names] James Karen? Boy, he has an identity problem.
    Joel: Sam Chew [Jr]?
    Crow: Gesundheit.
    Joel: Thank you.
    [two main characters discover a tomb while the camera shifts to skeletal remains with its jaw open]
    Crow: [as skelton/Martha Raye] Hi, I'm Martha Raye, the Big Mouth!
    [Establishing shot of hospital]
    Servo: ...and now, Trapper John, M.D.!
    Crow: Boy, Tra-Trapper John, M.D. lives right next door to Medical Center!
    Servo: Yeah!
    Servo: [over the credits] You know, I think this is the worst movie we've ever seen here.
    Joel: Really? What about Robot vs. the Aztec Mummy?
    Servo: Worse (than that), worse.
    Crow: What about Sidehackers?
    Servo: Worse.
    Joel: Cave Dwellers?
    Servo: Worse.
    Crow: Catalina Caper?
    Servo: Worse.
    Joel: Pod People?
    Servo: Worse!
    Crow: Hellcats?
    Servo: Oh, worse.
    Joel: Daddy-O?
    Servo: Worse!
    Crow: Rocket Attack USA?
    Servo: Worse.
    Joel: Earth vs. the Spider?
    Servo: Definitely worse.
    Crow: Ring of Terror?
    Servo: Worse!
    Joel: It Conquered the World?
    Servo: Uh... yeah, worse!
[Some time later]
    Joel: The Manchingo Coniglium?
    Servo: [uncertain] Oh, huh?
    Crow: Hey, Teenagers from Outer Space was much, much better!
    Servo: [This movie]'s a ton worse.
[even later still]
    Crow: How about The Castle of Fu Manchu?
    Servo: Okay, I'll grant you The Castle of Fu Manchu was just as bad, but we've never done a worse film!

### Attack of the Giant Leeches

    [On the SOL bridge, two clowns caper about on the hexfield viewscreen.]
    Clown #1: Have I shown you my magical, whimsical squirting flower?
    Servo: Yes, about a kajillion times!
    Clown #1: Ooohhh... well, have I shown you my rash?
    [Joel and the Bots scream. Joel holds a pair of wire cutters and prepares to snip a wire.]
    Joel: Hi, everyone, welcome to the Sattelite of Love. I came up with this Holo-Clown Sequencer to cheer up the Bots but now I can't get it to shut off and it's getting hard to sleep at night and I'm tasting metal!
    Clown #2: [to Gypsy] Hey, little girl! Do you want a salted nut roll?
    [The Bots all scream again, as does Clown #1.]
    Clown #2: [to Clown #1] Stop it! Stop screaming! You think I like being stuck in limbo with you? NO! Get on your orange and yellow knees and kiss my clown feet that I haven't killed you!!
    Magic Voice: Joel, Do something! I hate these clowns, and I don't even exist!
    Clown #1: Joel Robinson! Don't you do that! Don't you do that!
    Joel: [to the Clowns] I have to do it! I HAVE to do it! [Joel finally manages to turn off the screaming deranged clowns from the hexfield viewscreen, thus putting them out of their misery.]

#### Undersea Kingdom, Chapter 1 (short)

    [Ray "Crash" Corrigan is given a physical by Naval doctors.]
    Doctor #1: Fine chap. I wish we had more like him!
    Crow [as Doctor #2]: Keep your mind on your work, Ron. You're in enough trouble as it is!
    Doctor #2: He'll make a fine Naval officer.
    Servo: He'll make several of them!

#### Attack of the Giant Leeches (movie)

    [Sultry Liz slips out of her kimono, revealing a black bra and leopard-print panties.]
    Servo: Oh, Mommy!
    Joel [as Announcer]: Honey West!
    Crow: Joel, I thought underwear was supposed to match.

### The Killer Shrews

    Dr. Forrester: Your movie for today's experiment makes even me sick—and I liked Morgan Stewart's Coming Home.

#### Junior Rodeo Daredevils (short)

    [The title screen displays "Junior Rodeo Daredevils".]
    Narrator: Junior Rodeo Daredevils.
    Joel [as Narrator]: Smothered in gravy—Texas style!
    Narrator: Sheriff Billy's got a hangin' tree all set up for 'em.
    Crow: Hey, kids, you ever read The Ox-Bow Incident?
    Narrator: Seems like most everybody in town's turned out for the great day.
    Joel [as Narrator]: All nine of 'em.
    Joel [as Rodeo Announcer]: And the crowd goes wild!
    Crow, Servo: [dully] Yay.
    [After a successful cattle roping]
    Narrator: Eight seconds.
    Joel [as the boy]: Yup, I'm hot. That's me pretty much.
    Narrator: He rides that horse like he was glued to the saddle.
    Joel [as the rider]: I ammmmmmmmm!
    Narrator: Yes, the Junior Rodeo is here to stay. And nobody's happier about it than Old Timer Billy Slater.
    Joel: It's sad, really.
    Servo: [singing to the tune of Home on the Range] ...And the guys are not clowning all dayyyeeeeEEEEE!!!

#### The Killer Shrews (movie)

    [The narrator describes the voracious shrew.]
    Narrator: He must eat his own body weight every few hours…
    Servo [as Narrator]: …plus a delicious shake.
    [The title screen displays "The Killer Shrews".]
    Crow [as Announcer]: Starring Joan Collins and Jackie Collins!
    [While on the boat, Captain Sherman spots something through his binoculars.]
    Sherman: Hey, Rook!, Rook, come here!
    Crow [as Sherman]: These things make everything look bigger!
    [Arriving at Dr. Craigis's house, Sherman looks up at the giant antenna on the roof.]
    Joel [as Sherman]: I've fallen in with a group of ham radio operators!
    [Joel and the Bots are on the bridge of the SOL.]
    Crow, Servo: [singing]
       Killer shrew! Killer shrew!
       Don't know the diff'rence 'tween me and you!
       He comes out at night to give you a fright.
       Don't look now, but he's gonna take a bite!
       Doh, di-dih doh, di-dih doh, dugga dugga duh
       Killer shrew! Killer shrew! K-I-double-L-E-R shrew!
       He's scary and tough, if that ain't enough.
       He's augmented with bath mats an' stuff!
    [Rook sees a dark, dog-like killer "shrew" advancing toward him.]
    Servo: Puppies!

### Hercules Unchained

    [Ulysses shoots down a quail.]
    Joel [as Announcer]: Hardly any animals were hurt in the making of this movie.
    Gypsy: [singing] Last nIIIIIIIGHT! [bashes her face into the harp]
    [Ulysses, wild over Hercules' recovery, chases after scantily clad servant girls.]
    Crow [as Ulysses]: I'm cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs! Cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs!
    Servo: When Kennedys ruled Greece.
    Hercules: I'm so sleepy I can't seem to keep awake!
    Servo: Uh, that'd be the definition of "sleepy"!

### Indestructible Man
#### Undersea Kingdom, Chapter 2 (short)

* Crow: [imitates Billy] Shut up, Diane!

#### Indestructible Man (movie)

    [Our narrator, Police Lt. Chasen, wonders who could possibly believe a dead man could come back to life.]
    Joel: Only millions of Christians.
    [Lon Chaney, Jr. wanders around a warehouse-like room after being brought back from the dead.]
    Joel: He's wandered into a Mr. Bulky's.
    Crow [as Chaney]: Let's see now... licorice whips, jujubes, slowpokes, Lon Chaney Junior Mints...
    [Having taken several bullets, a bazooka round, and a blast from a flamethrower, Lon Chaney emerges from the sewer much the worse for wear.]
    Servo: Now I think he's just the incredibly resilient man.
    Crow: [as Lon Chaney] I may be indestructible, but I still hurt inside!
    [Lt. Chasen explains to his new girlfriend, Eva, that he got her fired from her exotic dancer job, right before proposing to her.]
    Servo: Oh, please. He should quit his job. Strippers make way more money than cops!

### Hercules Against the Moon Men

    [Repeated Lines]
    Dr. Forrester and TV's Frank: DEEEEEEEP HUUUURRRRTING! DEEEEEEEP HUUUURRRRTING!!!
    [TV's Frank gets high from Joel's invention: "Super Freak Out" which consists of him, Crow, Tom, and Gypsy in rock and roll outfits]
    TV's Frank [high]: See me, feel me, touch me!
    Dr. Forrester: Oh great, You've triggered a Freak Out in Frank.
    Dr. Forrester: Push the button, Frank.
    TV's Frank [high]: I am the button. [Leaves]
    [Alan Steele, playing as Hercules, rides high in the saddle]
    Servo [as Hercules]: Yep, That's my cue! Big Alan Steele! Splash me on in the morning, wear the great smell of me all day long!
    [Two soldiers walk down a hallway]
    Joel [as Soldier/Little Caesar]: Pizza, pizza.
    [The Queen of the Moon Men reverts back to a corpse thanks to Hercules interrupting the resurrection ceremony.]
    Joel: This film has aged me...
    Crow: I know how she feels.
    Crow [as Princess]: Herc, you gonna help us move?
    Servo [as Hercules]: Even if it costs me my life.
    Hercules: Now see them both safely back to the city.
    Servo [as Hercules]: Even if it costs you my life.
    [The Moon Men unleash rock monsters.]
    Joel: It's the Monsters of Rock Tour!
    [Hercules has just killed one of the rock monsters by throwing it against a wall.]
    Servo [as a rock monster]: Don't let him get you over his head!
    [Shot of barren moonscape]
    Servo: We seem to be in some sort of Limbo zone.
    Crow: Rush Limbaugh?
    Joel: No, that would be more like Hell.
    [The Moon Men's rock monsters lumber towards the queen's sister, Billis.]
    Servo [as a rock monster]: Wanna get stoned? [pretended deep evil maniacal laughter]
    Crow [as Bob Dylan]: Everybody must get stoned!
    [The Moon Men's rock monsters lumber towards the queen's sister, Billis.]
    Servo [as a rock monster]: Wanna get stoned? [pretended deep evil maniacal laughter]
    Crow [as Bob Dylan]: Everybody must get stoned!
    Crow: Gypsy, did you realize that Walter Pigeon was the original Admiral Nelson in the film version of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea?
    Gypsy: No way...
    Crow: Not Richard Basehart!
    Gypsy [upset]: NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! JOOOOOEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLL!!!
    Joel: [reading fan letter, a child's crayon scribble on graph paper] Cambot, put this up on still-store, there's no print, but it's a really good drawing of me, and, Crow, and... Servo... on the bridge...?
    Crow: [matter-of-factly] It's really not that good!
    Joel: Come with me, mister! [grabs Crow by the net and drags him off-screen]
    Crow: AAAAAAGH!

### The Magic Sword

    Dr. Forrester: Well Jimmy Smits, your movie today is roasted fresh from the kitchens of Bert I Gordon. It's a fetid little piece of tripe featuring sword and sorcery, Gary Lockwood and an embarrassed Basil Rathbone.
    [The knights face an ogre.]
    Joel: Teddy Ruxpin, no!
    [George fights a two-headed dragon.]
    Joel: Lighten up, they’re just puppets!
    Crow: Hey...
    Joel: Sorry.
    [George taps a fellow knight with his sword.]
    Crow: I dub you Sir Moron. Come on, dummy.
    [Joel,Servo and Crow are on the SOL, Crow singing about his new love, Estelle.]
    Crow: [singing] She's CUTE! She's ROOTY-TOOT-TOOT! I bet she smells like JUICY FRUIT!
    Tom Servo: EEAUGHHH!
    Crow: [continues singing, ignoring Servo] She can even play a wiiitch...She was even on Bewiiiitched...And I'm BEWILDERED and BOTHERRRRRRED!

### Hercules and the Captive Women

    [Gypsy makes a rare theater appearance during the beginning of this episode. The movie features a scene with some "good-natured brawling" going on between a large group of men.]
    Gypsy: Hey, stop fighting! Everybody stop fighting!
    Joel: [trying to hide his amusement] Um, it's...it's okay, Gypsy. It's just a movie.
    Gypsy: [catching herself] Oh?...Oh! Sorry, sorry...
    [Hercules and company ride their horses through a patch of fog]
    Gypsy: Hey, get this, they're steam cleaning the horses!
    Joel: [impressed] All right, Gypsy! Good one!
    Gypsy: [during a scene where Androcles speaks with Hercules and his Council in Thebes; to Joel and the others] Hey, you guys; I just remembered, I have a million things to do.
    Joel: Gypsy, you can't leave! You were the one that wanted to sit through the whole experiment!
    Gypsy: [uneasy] That was before... I knew... and then there were these things, and now I have to go do them.
    Crow: Well, Gypsy, if you can't stand the heat-
    Joel: That's okay, Gypsy, run along; it's really fine. [Gypsy leaves the theater as the film continues; aside to the bots] She did her best. I don't want you guys making fun of-
    Crow: [shushes Joel] Watch the movie, Joel!
    Crow: [recurring, as Timoteo] I have my rights; I have my rights! It was Harry Callaghan!!
    Crow: [as Proteus, turning back into his lizard monster form] I'm back; I'll be your tour guide through Hell! Ha ha!
    Joel: [as Servo imitates the lizard yipping] Dino! Steam Dragon; steamin' mad at Herc!
    Crow: Daryl Dragon.
    Joel: [as Ismene] I love it when men and lizards fight over me!
    [After Hercules defeats Proteus, the clouds part, and a heavenly chorus is heard.]
    Joel, Crow, Servo: [singing] The Simpsons...
    Hercules: [after seeing a vision of Androcles calling for Hercules' help, and prays to Zeus] Oh omnipotent Zeus...
    Servo: [as an answering machine] Hi; Zeus is not in right now, but if you'd like to leave a message...
    Hercules: ...Hear my plea...
    Crow: Not guilty by reason of insanity!
    Hercules: If Androcles is still alive-
    Joel: [sung] In the year 3535...
    Hercules: Pray thee that we might meet again; if it may be in my power to save him. Oh, Zeus, my father!
    Crow: [as Zeus] I'm not your real father; it was Poseidon!
    Ismene: Today is dedicated to Uranus.
    Crow: [as Hercules] Why thank you, I'm flatte- huh?
    Crow: When in Chicago, visit the coal mine at the museum of Science and Industry on the Lakefront.
    Crow: [as Atlantis crumbles and citizens die in the climax] For Herc, these are just acceptable losses.
    [Antinea is talking with her daughter Ismene about why she sent her away to be sacrificed]
    Antinea: On the day a daughter of mine would outlive me, it is written that the sacred texts the Kingdom of Atlantis will be destroyed.
    Ismene: Mother, you can't mean-
    Antinea: You must die.
    Crow: Boy, she's really strict.
    Ismene: No... I don't want to die.
    Servo: [mock crying] I want to live! I want to live and laugh and love in life and live!
    Joel: [as Antinea] You stop or I'll give you something to cry about.
    [Antinea's guards arrive]
    Antinea: Take her away.
    Servo: [as Antinea] And if you don't die willingly, I'm going to ground you, young lady!
    [as the youths storm Queen Antinea's temple]
    Servo: Remember the Alamo!
    Crow: Storm the Bastille!
    Joel: Give us Barabbas!
    All: Hell no, we won't go! Attitca! Attica! Atticus...?
    [Hercules stumbles upon the slaughtered army of youths outside Antinea's temple]
    All: [as the pile of bodies] We love you Conrad, oh yes, we do...
    Joel: [to Gypsy] Richard Basehart!
    Gypsy: Don't patronize me, Joel!
    [as Atlantis crumbles in the climax]
    Queen Antinea: [pleading to a statue of their god Uranus] You must protect me, mighty Uranus!
    Joel: [as Uranus] Bite me; I'm a statue.
    Timoteo: [after Hercules falls asleep following a conversation with Androcles] I really would've prefered he hit somebody.
    Crow: [as Androcles] Well, whatever tugs at your bobber, little fella.

### Manhunt in Space

    [during a host segment, the bots are performing a parody of General Hospital, each line punctuated by a synth organ noise]
    Servo: [to Crow] Peggy, I'm afraid I have bad news for you.
    Crow: Oh my God; what is it? Is it a hiatus hernia?
    Servo: No, it's not that.
    Crow: Is it the heartbreak of psoriasis?
    Servo: No, it's not that.
    Crow: Is it a Mo-No on the A-Go-Go?
    Servo: No, I'm afraid it's far worse than that.
    Crow: Please, Doc, tell me what it is!
    Servo: Well, when you were walking down the hall earlier, the back of your hospital gown was open, and everyone could see your butt!
    Crow: [crying] I'll never live down the shaaaaaaame!
    Servo: You know, my dear... in tough situations like this in the past, patients found the best thing is to be comforted by me- Dr. Chad Feelgood.
    Crow: Oh, Chad...
    Gypsy: [enters as a nurse] You cad! I knew you were cheating on me!!
    Servo: My dear, I can explain!
    Gypsy: I hate you, I hate you, I hate you, I- [to Crow] Hey; nice butt!
    [Crow breaks down in tears along with Gypsy]
    Servo: I can comfort you, I can-
    Joel: What's going on here?
    Servo: Oh no; it's Joel Robinson! The hard-drinking, heavy-fisted, cantankerous yet lovable hospital Administrator!
    Joel: No, I'm not!
    Servo: Oh no, and he's suffering from amnesia!
    Joel: You guys, listen: I'm not gonna play soap opera with you. When I was 9 years old, my sister made me play soap opera with her. I'm not gonna play soap opera. [Cambot continues playing the soap opera sting music] Okay Cambot, that's it. Alright... that's it! [unplugs Cambot in irritation] Who's next?!

#### General Hospital, Installment 1 (short)

    [Black-caped, solemn nurse Jesse glides through the hospital ward lobby.]
    Crow: Ah, here comes Nurse-feratu.
    [An elderly Dr. Steve Hardy appears on-screen.]
    Crow: Hey, he was old even then!
    Servo: [as Steve Hardy explains what a hiatus hernia is to a patient] The body sees the hernia as a series of ones and zeroes.

#### Manhunt in Space (movie)

    [A viewscreen on Rocky Jones's ship displays an image of a small, bumpy-looking planet.]
    Servo: Look! It's the MST3K logo!
    Joel: [aside] Uh, you're not supposed to know about that...
    Servo: Oh, uh... [whistles innocently.]$^{[N]}$
    [after Reggie makes a snide remark regarding Vena]
    Crow: Reggie thinks it's good to boss around women. He wants it to stay like the 50s forever!

### Tormented

    [Tom Stewart looks angrily at ex-girlfriend Vi, who threatens to show his love letters to his new fiancée Meg.]
    Vi: Darling, you look as though you were ready to kill me!
    Crow: Bingo!
    [At the top of the abandoned lighthouse, Vi falls through a broken railing and hangs by one hand above the cliff.]
    Vi: Help me! Please, Tom, help me!
    Servo [as Tom Stewart]: What? Huh? BRRING! BRRING! Oh, honey, telephone's ringing! I gotta go! Bye.
    Vi: Save me, Tom, please!
    Joel: Well, that's what she gets for railing against him.
    [Tom Stewart goes to check for Vi's body, only to find clumps of seaweed where she fell]
    Joel: Oh, she turned into a Caesar salad.
    Servo: Somebody kelp me! Ha-ha!
    [Sometime after a fight with Meg, Tom lifts up her 8-year-old sister Sandy for a face-to-face talk.]
    Tom: Meg's mad at me.
    Sandy: She'll get over it. 'Sides, if she doesn't, you'll be free to marry me!
    Tom: O-kay! From now on, you're the other woman in my life.
    Joel: Put her down, Jerry Lee!
    Vi: [as a ghostly head, after declaring to Tom that she threatens to expose him as a murderer] I told you already- no-one will ever have you but me!
    Tom: Stop it, Vi!
    Vi: Try me... [starts shouting] TOM STEWART KILLED ME! TOM STEWART KILLED ME!
    Joel: [as Vi] Tom Stewart killed me; c'mon, everybody!
    Servo: [as Vi] Tom Stewart killed me! Now just the ladies; join in!
    [Tom wraps Vi's head in a sack and carries it outside while she still protests]
    Joel: [as Tom] Let's go bowling. [drops the sack down the steps of their building]
    Crow: [as Vi, tumbling down the steps] T-o-om Stewart ki-ill-ed m-e-e!
    Crow: [exorting demands from Joel, who's hanging from the air ducts and begging for help] I wanna be taller than you, and more popular.

### The Beatniks

    Magic Voice: Joel, I hope you're not playing too tough with those two.
    Gypsy: [rushes in with a furious shriek and rams Joel] GYPSY CRUSHES JOEL! MY BABIES!

#### General Hospital, Installment 2 (short)

    Ken: Yeah, it's one of Dr. Doyle's old patients, Mr. Harvey.
    Servo [as Ken/Elwood Dowd]: Yeah, he's a big rabbit, you see, there...
    [the short opens with a cake decorated with the word "Congratulations"]
    Joel: Congratulations, you're one second into the film!
    Crow: Another alcohol-free party ends in shame. This little playlet is brought to you by the Booze Council, reminding you to stock up on alcoholic beverages for all your social occasions, because booze really satisfies.
    Joel: Booze takes a dull party and makes it better!
    Tom Servo: Booze makes you popular and heals all wounds.
    All singing in unison: B-double O-Z-E, booze! [Crow hiccups]

#### The Beatniks (movie)

    Moony: Hey, I'm no leader. Leaders always got too much on their minds, man! There's just one thing on my mind; one thing. [makes a crack noise and laughs]
    Crow: I don't get you. Must be some weird conceptual thing.
    Eddie: [singing] Leather coat...
    Servo: ...Dish of ice cream!
    Eddie: ...duck-bill hair.
    Crow: Hey, would you keep it down? I'm eating a bagel over here!
    Eddie: Call me wild...
    Joel: ...Oscar Wilde!
    Eddie: ...I don't care! Sideburns, don't need your sympathy.
    Eddie: [singing] Anything...
    Joel: ...Is better than this crap!
    Moony: I killed that fat Barkeep!
    Crow: Then we can ride Yoshi to the Mushroom Kingdom.

### Fire Maidens of Outer Space

    [An example of Crow Syndrome.]
    Joel: Well, anyway, with double entendre, you can say just about anything, Tom. Like: [suggestively] "Say — does this TV have a remote? Mmmmm!"
    Servo: Oh-ho-ho, I see! How 'bout: [suggestively] "Say — check out the arms on this jumpsuit!" Right?
    Joel: Oh, right on! Woo-hoo!
    Servo: All right, yeah!
    Joel: [suggestively] "As far as I know, Lincoln's not President anymore!"
    Servo: Ah-ooh! Oo-hoo-hoo-hoo! [suggestively] "She came back from the store with a bag of apples, and a loaf of bread!"
    Joel: Mmm-mmm-mmm!
    Crow: I got one. "If the van's a rockin', don't come knock—"
    Joel: Ah, Crow! Crow. That's a little bit more direct than what we were talking about.
    Joel, Servo, Crow (as Atlantean girls): We, the Fire Maidens, couldn't be prouder! If you couldn't hear us, we'll yell a little louder!

### Crash of the Moons

    Servo:Oh, I'm tellin' ya, Gypsy, I love you!
    Gypsy: Really?
    Servo: And I know I'd love you, too, if only we could--
    Crow: Why, you haven't a chance with a girl like her. It's me she cares for! Isn't that right, Gypsy?
    Gypsy: I can't decide.
    Crow: Can't decide? Well maybe this will help.
    [At the end of "Gypsy Moons", Joel gets annoyed with Crow starting to sing bawdy lyrics and clamps Crow's mouth down]
    Joel: Stop! Stop! We hope you enjoyed this little trip down memory lane. And now here's our own Al "Jazzbeaux" Collins with a message. Never again you guys. That's it.
    Dr. Forrester: DON'T YOU DO IT! DON'T YOU DO IT! I KNEW YOU SENT A BANNER-GRAM! FRANK, DON'T OPEN THE DOOR!
    TV's Frank: Hey, someone sent us a Banner-Gram!
    Bavaro: Boopie!
    Dr. Forrester: [screams as screen cuts to black]
    TV's Frank: Hi, Bavaro.

#### General Hospital, Installment 3 (short)

    [In his car, Dr. Phil Brewer tries to talk Cynthia out of marrying her fiancé.]
    Phil: And you choose to make a life with Ken?
    Cynthia: Yes! He loves me, I know he does, and… and we can have a good life together! Anyway, we… have as good as chance as most married people.
    Joel [as Cynthia]: Sure, Ken's not anatomically correct, but…

#### Crash of the Moons (movie)

    [Rocky Jones and Winky march in Cleolanta's men at gunpoint to meet with her.]
    Rocky: [cadence-calling] Hup, 2, 3, 4!
    Servo [as Rocky]: We are in a crappy film…
    Joel, Crow [as Men]: We are in a crappy film…
    [Rocky tells Cleolanta about the United Worlds' plan to save her people.]
    Rocky: They'll help you with your evacuation to a new world, which will be mutually agreed upon.
    Cleolanta: They will tell me where to take my people?!
    Rocky: No, Cleolanta. They'll only advise.
    Joel, Servo: [singing] For yooooou!

### Attack of the the Eye Creatures

    [Upon seeing the mispelling in the film's title]
    Joel: Attack of the the Eye Creatures? What, did Mel Tillis write these titles?
    [an Air Force Officer is dismissing a subordinate]
    Air Force Officer: Now take off!
    Joel:...to the great White North!
    Harold's Girlfriend: Ooh, Harold!
    Servo [as Harold]: Ooh, Maude!
    Susan: What if we turned ourselves in to the police?
    Servo [as Stan]: Then we'd be policemen and could drop the charges!
    [During one of the many, many scenes where the fearsome Eye Creatures stumbles around.]
    Crow: [singing] I've got Sammy Davis eyes! [a la Rip Taylor] I've got a million of them! Literally!
    [While trying to take a picture of a severed Eye Creature arm, the flashbulb causes it to evaporate]
    Joel: Now why doesn't that work with relatives?
    [Joel and the Bots review the production goofs of the movie.]
    Crow: The eye creatures. Scabbing, inflexible, lethargic, mucus-expelling creatures having no spoken language and no particular powers with which to conquer. They were also unfortunate enough to have evolved with heavy-duty zippers running up their backs.
    Joel: Some eye creatures are born with scaly protective covering. Others are born with hundreds of eyes protuding from fleshy knobs. Still others, like this whisper-thin fellow, are born with tight acrylic wool-blend turtleneck sweaters from Chess King.
    Crow: If you're ever in a fight with an eye creature, keep in mind that his head is simply draped casually over his shoulders and should be no trouble to knock off! [...] Get ready to give chase to an injured eye creature; as you can see, he's wearing his Jack Purcell athletic shoes! Folks, they just did not care!

### The Rebel Set

    Servo: [in terror as Joel reads Life's Little Instruction Book to him and Crow] The humor; the humor!
    Gypsy: [slowly] "A train leaves a station at 2PM, going 90 miles an hour. Another train leaves another station going the opposite direction at 5PM going 60 miles an hour. How long before they meet?"
    Joel: Oh, Gypsy, that is everything great literature should be: according to Merritt Stone.
    Servo: [offscreen] HE'S NOT MERRITT STONE!

#### Johnny at the Fair (short)

    Narrator: Johnny even got to the midway for a ride, but the fun didn't last nearly long enough.
    Servo [as Narrator]: Johnny's car rolled and burned.
    Narrator: There were displays from all over the world, from countries Johnny was just learning about. Fine porcelain from France. Riches from the Orient. Silks and pearls from India.
    Joel: Simulated culture like Disney World.
    Narrator: "No, Johnny," says Mom, "we're going to the art gallery."
    Servo [as Mom]: And you'll like it!
    Crow [as Johnny]: No! I don't wanna go!
    Narrator: ..."A baseball game, oh boy." But when he gets there he finds a five-year-old can't get close enough to see anything.
    Servo [as Narrator]: Besides, the Mariners are playing, so who cares?
    Narrator: Unless someone lifts you up and put you on the lap of the undefeated champion of the world, Joe Louis.
    Crow [as Narrator]: Joe hits Johnny up for fifteen cents due to tax problems.
    [Johnny is watching a performing horse show, as the judges' winning pick and her foal trot around]
    Servo: And Johnny transmogrifies; he's a shapeshifter! And he breaks the Fourth Seal!
    Narrator: Johnny can't read the words "Chemical Wonderland".
    Joel: Oh, we've all been there.
    [Johnny is shown walking around the fairgrounds]
    Servo: Johnny feels dark hands pressing him onward; the voices in his head get meaner.
    [An acrobat bicycles on a tightrope, balancing more acrobats on his balance rod and shoulders.]
    Joel: Boy, they're sure tough on drunk drivers in Canada.
    [Johnny watches himself jump in a distorting mirror.]
    Narrator: Afterwards, Johnny can't stop going up and down.
    Crow [as Narrator]: The drugs from the Chemical Wonderland start to kick in.
    [Johnny spots a flying helicopter.]
    Narrator: "Oh, boy. A heel-a-copter airplane!"
    Servo: What?
    Narrator: "Jiminy," thinks Johnny, "if only I could get a ride in one of those."
    Servo [as Narrator]: Visions of the Mekong Delta flash before Johnny's eyes.
    [Champion figure skater Barbara Ann Scott gives Johnny a peck on the cheek. Embarrassed, he puts his head on her chest.]
    Crow [as Narrator]: "Jiminy," thinks Johnny, "if only I could get a ride in one of those."
    Narrator: Johnny does find a real aeroplane… and gets his ride.
    Servo [as Narrator]: Johnny thinks Amelia Earhart seems like a nice lady.

#### The Rebel Set (movie)

    John Mapes: [introduced as he's rehearsing to a acting lessons vinyl] Look, Kate, I am a gentleman.
    "Kate": That I'll try.
    Crow: [disgusted] Oh, great; another oily unlikable character!
    John Mapes: I swear I'll cut you if you strike me again!
    "Kate": So you may lose your arm. If you strike me, you are no gentleman.
    Servo: It's Ms. Hathaway!
    "Kate": And if no gentleman, why then no arm?
    John Mapes: A herald, Kate! Oh, put me in thy books!
    "Kate": Ha-ha, what is your crest? [loops] A coxcomb? A coxcomb?
    Servo: [alongside the loop] A Henry Miller.
    Joel: [as Mapes shuts off the record] Oh wait a minute; it's a little late for acting lessons. They started filming already.
    [as the character of Leland is introduced on-screen]
    Servo: You know who that is? I'll give you a hint- I sing whenever I sing, whenever I sing...
    Crow and Joel: Oh no!
    King Invader: [whilst reciting beat poetry] Smell, oh nostrils; hear, oh ears...
    Cafe Patron's Husband: [sarcastically while clapping] Bravo, old Majesty!
    King Invader: [in a bitterly sardonic tone] Thank you, old square...
    Joel: Hey, that would be a good phrase to use on someone who's not very hip.
    Cafe Patron: [to beat poet King Invader, as she and her husband are leaving] King, we enjoyed it; truly we did. Dear heart.
    Crow: [as patron] My husband's very hip at home!
    King Invader: [short pause] I am bugged...!
    Joel: God of facial hair!
    King Invader: ...beyond recall!
    [after thwarting Tucker's double crossing over the ownership of the heist money, John Mapes willingly surrenders to the police, leaving his wife Jeanne behind as the film ends]
    Servo: So, uh... all this happened because Johnny got lost in the fair?

### The Human Duplicators

    [The title screen displays the title backwards...]
    Crow: Eht Numah Srotacilpud!
    [...then "duplicates" it normally.]
    Crow: ...Oh.
    Gale: So say something!
    Crow [as Martin]: "Something!"
    Martin: "Something."
    Crow: D'oh! ...Got riffback on that one.
    [Super-spy Martin sees the statuesque Dr. Lin Yung standing in one of a pair of huge birdcage-like duplication cells.]
    Joel: Ah! It's Malibu Barbie Torture Chambers!
    Servo: Neat!
    [Cut to close-up on Dr. Yung.]
    Crow [as Dr. Yung]: [in "Chinese" accent] Hi. I am new Asian Barbie.
    [In the duplication chamber next to the real Dr. Yung, a skeleton slowly becomes something resembling a life-size blow-up doll.]
    Servo: Huh. Well, kinda close, I suppose.
    [The camera zooms in on Dr. Yung.]
    Crow [as Dr. Yung]: [in "Chinese" accent] Do I really look like that?
    Crow: Oh, come on, Doc! Did your kid make that thing?
    Joel: I sing the Body Pathetic! Heh.
    [Gradually, a very pale form resembling Dr. Yung materializes.]
    Servo: Uh… I think you need more toner!
    [The form slowly darkens to reveal an identical copy of Yung.]
    Crow: Heh heh heh. Heh! Hunan Duplicators!
    Joel: Right! 'Cause they're identical Suzie Wongs?
    Crow: Yeah! Yeah. 'Cause two Wongs don't make a—
    Joel: Oh, that's enough.
    Crow: Oh, don't hit me.
    [Welles (played by Hugh Beaumont) answers his phone.]
    Welles: Welles here.
    Crow [as Welles/Ward Cleaver]: The boys did what? They duplicated Lumpy?
    [Martin's duplicate leaves Welles' office.]
    Crow [as Welles]: There's somethin' plastic about that guy...
    [Kolos, played by Richard Kiel, "beams down" from his ship with his hands outstretched.]
    Servo [as Kolos]: I'm huge.
    [The Professor looks up at Kolos as Kolos advances towards him menacingly.]
    Servo [as the Professor, quickly]: Oh my God, you're huge.

### Monster A Go-Go
#### Circus on Ice (short)

    [The title "Circus on Ice" shows onscreen]
    Joel: You got your circus on my ice!
    Crow: Hey, you got your ice on my circus!
    Servo: Two bad things that go worse together!
    [Referencing a Reese's Peanut Butter Cups ad campaign.]
    Servo: [in response to a clown on screen] Woah, seen him in my nightmares...
    [Two pink tutu'd skaters perform a synchronized skating routine to a light, cheery tune.]
    Servo: [singing]
       These two girls, they make quite a pair.
       They both come from your worst night-mare.
       They will haunt your soul forever,
       And now,
          When you see pink,
          You're gonna think,
       "We're doomed".
       They are agents of Satan...
    Joel: [laughing] Okay, stop it, Tom...
    [A group of women skaters dressed as Zebras come on screen, and are described as actual animals.]
    Servo: We're gettin' into a whole weird area, here.
    Crow [as Narrator]: Yes, it's sexist male fantasies on ice!
    Narrator: And now, the little bareback rider exhalts in her victory over the wild beasts!
    Servo: [nervously chuckling] Uh-huh...
    Servo [as Narrator]: Yes, it's dehumanized, objectified circus on ice!
    [A skater portrays a fawn trying vainly to escape from hunters.]
    Servo: Prelude to the afternoon of a murder.
    Crow [as Child]: Oh, Mom, I don't wanna... [gulps] I don't like the Circus on Ice anymore! I wanna go home!
    Servo [as Mother]: Shut up and watch the deer get slaughtered! It's fun!
    Joel: Oh, and she skates over her own intestines.
    [The camera pans down from the spotlights to some skating ballerinas.]
    Narrator: And now, the spotlight falls on a world of delicate loveliness...
    Crow [as Narrator]: ...and kills them.

#### Monster A Go-Go (movie)

    [Over the film's title]
    Servo: Monster A Go-Go? I thought this was gonna be Munster Go Home!
    Joel: You know, guys, I got a feeling this is gonna be a tough one.
    Crow: Oh, it might not be too bad...
    Servo: No, I think Joel's right, this one has "stinkburger" written all over it.
    Joel: Yeah...
    Crow: [sighs indignantly] C'mon, you can't tell just from the credits!
    Joel: No, no, it's a feeling I have. My gut instincts tell me that this is gonna hurt real bad.
    Crow: Joel, it's not healthy to have such a negative attitude right out of the gate.
    Servo: It's just common sense, Crow. There's a feeling of incompetence already in the air here.
    Joel: Yeah, we might as well face up to it...
    Crow: Well, I refuse to give in so soon! I'm gonna riff away like it's nobody's business! ...I-I can't think of anything now, but...
    [The credits mention that the film's music was performed by a group called The Other Three; part of the credit is cut off by the side of the screen.]
    Joel: [reading] The Other Th?
    [The credits list Bill Rebane as the film's producer; his name reappears as the film's director.]
    Crow: [enthusiastically] Hey, what a coincidence, there were two guys named Bill Rebane! Heh heh...y'know, ya see, 'cause of the thing with the... and the... uh, the guy, the... [deflating] This is gonna suck.
    [A scientist is walking up a flight of stairs with music playing.]
    Servo: Hey, its the musical stairs from the science museum.
    [Dr. Logan just gets through talking on the phone and he looks distraught]
    Joel [as Dr. Logan]: That's it. I'm dead. I'm a dead man. I'm a dead man walking, and talking and wearing clothes, that's how dead I am. I'm dead.
    [Dr. Brent tries to find out why Dr. Logan didn’t tell him he had the monster in one of his radiation labs for the last eight weeks]
    Dr. Brent: Why didn't you tell us then?
    Dr. Logan: I don't know. I was trying to help.
    Servo: [whining] I was just trying to help.
    Dr. Brent: Help? You've jeopardized this whole project!
    Dr. Logan: What the hell do you want from me, Dr. Brent?! I don't have a precision mind like yours!
    Crow [as Dr. Logan]: I'm only a scientist!
    [Close up on a phone when a ringing sound (made by a person offscreen) goes off]
    Joel: [in disbelief] Unbelieveable...
    [Servo bursts out into laughter]
    Dr. Logan: Hello? [A pause] Yes?
    Crow [as Dr. Logan]: I made that phone noise.
    [In Chicago's Lower Level, men dress Col. Connors and Dr. Brent in radiation suits.]
    Crow [as Col. Connors]: [makes a fart noise] What? Oh. Uh... Pull the helmet off! Pull it off me!
    Narrator: There is one terrifying word in the world of nuclear physics...
    Servo: "Oops".
    Narrator: ..."radiation".
    Servo: Oh.

### The Day the Earth Froze

    [Joel tries to organize the Bots for a photo.]
    Joel: We are going to get a nice picture of this family if it kills us. Crow, where are those nice pants I bought you?
    Crow: I don't know.
    Crow: You can't walk around wearing a sports coat without your nice pants!
    Gypsy: Hey, the light meter, Joel! [Joel realizes too late and the photo doesn't turn out well]
    [during Gypsy's One-Woman Show segment]
    Gypsy: [singing] There’s a big frontier out there called life, I ain’t nobody’s daughter, I ain’t nobody’s wife, I’m gonna stake my very own claim of land, And you’re gonna wanna know who I am… I’m Gypsy! Gypsy Rose Me! Gypsy Rose, not you! Not you! Or you! Gypsy Rose… Meeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
    [Joel, Crow, and Tom applaud]
    Gypsy: Thank you! Oh, thank you very much.
    Joel: Well to be honest, everybody, we don't know what a Sampo is.
    Crow: Not a clue.
    Servo: If you know what a Sampo is, write it on a piece of paper, throw it away and then try not to think about it. You'll be glad you did.
    All: Sampo!

#### Here Comes the Circus (short)

    [The title screen shows "Here Comes the Circus!" next to a smiling clown's head.]
    Crow: Heeere comes the Devil!
    Servo: It's Beezlebub the Clown!
    Joel: Guys, can we be a little less dark with this short?
    Narrator: There's excitement everywhere, the circus here. Everyone is headed to the big top to thrill to and cheer on the funmakers, daredevils, freaks, and ferocious performing animals.
    [Shot of circus-goers outside the tent]
    Crow: And here come the freaks now! Look at them, all...
    [In the audience, a white-haired man holds a young boy on his lap.]
    Servo: It's Thomas Edison, with his electric child!
    [The circus starts with a parade of all the performers.]
    Servo: Supporters drummed up for the Spanish-American War.
    Joel: Hey, uh, aren't the horses supposed to go behind the band?
    Servo: Oops.
    Crow: Now make way for the Ku Klux Klowns!
    Servo: Yes, children of all ages are confronted by forces they can't begin to understand!
    Joel: Oh, please you guys, you're getting too dark. Would you lighten up?
    Servo: How about this? Hey, look, it's Rue McClanahan.
    Joel: That's better.
    Crow: It's Ezekiel, the Amish clown. [chuckles] No buttons.
    Servo: Oh, look, it's Ice Princess Zebra.
    [Emmett Kelly appears in the parade.]
    Joel: Hey, it's Emmett Kelly.
    Servo: That's good.
    Joel: No, it really is.
    Servo: Whatever, Joel.
    [As the narrator mentions Emmett Kelly over a shot of him eating a sandwich]
    Joel: See? Emmett changed management soon after this.
    [Shot of the crowd cheering]
    Crow [as crowd]: We love it when he eats!
    [As a trapeze artist swings]
    Joel: It's a living!
    Crow: Mother, please come home!
    Servo: Yes, our Betty swings both ways!
    Joel: Oh, stop it!
    Servo: She does! Look!
    Joel: Listen, you hit the floor a couple of times, you make sure you get it right.
    Crow: This takes care of unwanted hair in the bikini area.
    [Watching girls being passed around by men lying down with their feet up]
    Joel [as John Cameron Swayze]: Ah, they take a licking and keep on kicking!
    Crow: Women who love too much and the feet that use them.
    Servo: This one's on the rebound.
    [Balancing on another person, a man helps a woman to stand on his shoulders.]
    Crow: The act was outlawed on several continents!
    Servo [as Narrator]: Yes, it's the man who mistook his wife for a hat!
    Crow: Flipped her off.
    Narrator: The beautiful bareback riding ballerina, Miss Lucy!
    Servo: ...could not be with us tonight, so instead we have this act.
    Servo: Store this image away for a later nightmare.
    [The old man points out the clown on the trapeze to the boy.]
    Joel [as Old Man]: I invented that move.
    Crow [as Kid]: Yeah, right.
    [Two clowns swing around a pole crotch to crotch.]
    Servo: Oh, no! No, no — they're doing it clown-style! No!
    [One clown sweeps the other's behind with a hand broom.]
    Crow: Ah! And Madonna thinks she's innovative!
    Joel: Oh, please tell me this isn't happening.
    [They continue to complain as one clown hits the other's behind with a mallet.]
    Crow [as Clown]: More, more, I'm a bad clown! Ha ha ha!
    Servo [as Narrator]: Yes, children's windows of perception are opened for a second, only to take in the horror that is the circus.
    [Shot of a horse trainer and a horse]
    Joel [as Narrator]: Hank Kimball's brought in.
    Crow [as Hank Kimball]: Hey, Mr. Douglas, I see you've got a horse. Well, it's not really a horse, it's more of a...
    [A clown rings a bell.]
    Servo: Hey, C. Everett Kook!
    [We cut to two clowns slapfighting.]
    Narrator: Presenting Boppo and Freddie for the funniest prizefight in circus history!
    Crow: Bing Crosby's relationship with his son Gary is re-enacted.
    Servo [as clown]: Ha ha! Let the nightmare begin! Hoo hoo!
    Joel: This is the strangest debate format I have ever seen.
    Servo: You know, don't laugh, but in a way, this is this town's passion play.
    Joel: Oh. It's a full contact Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?!
    Crow [as Richard Burton]: Don't talk about our clown, Martha.
    [Cut to the next act, a lion tamer]
    Crow: KITTIES!
    [As trapeze artists fly through the air]
    Joel: I know, you're not going to complete 5th grade gym without doing this, right?
    Joel [as trapeze artist]: Pass the word, Ed's been hitting the bottle today!
    Servo: Oh, like that's been a big improvement over what we've been doing...
    Crow [as trapeze artist]: Party in Susan's dressing room!
    [Over the "The End" card]
    Joel: Ah, my favorite part of the circus.

#### The Day the Earth Froze (movie)

    [Lemminkäinen navigates down a river while paddling atop a log.]
    Servo [as Lemminkäinen]: [singing with Norwegian accent] If everybody had a spruce tree, across Finlandia...
    Crow [as Lemminkäinen]: [singing with Norwegian accent] I vish they all could be Norvegian girls...
    [Lemminkäinen and Ilmarinen demand the release of Ilmarinen's sister from the witch Louhi, as reward for plowing the witch's field. The witch is hesitant to comply, and demands more.]
    Louhi, the witch: Forge a Sampo! Or you'll never see the face of your pretty sister again.
    Crow: Can we see the other parts?
    Servo: Crimeny, better look up what a Sampo is quick, I think she's serious!
    [Bowing to the witch's demand, Ilmarinen builds a Sampo by throwing stuff into a magic fire.]
    Ilmarinen: With this wool, will I clothe you!
    Servo [as Ilmarinen]: With these teeth, will you bite me!
    [The witch Louhi spreads her arms outward, her cloak fluttering in the wind.]
    Servo: Ladies and gentlemen, the Swedish Moses of Soul!
    [Louhi discovers that her Sampo is gone.]
    Louhi: Where is the many-colored dome of the Sampo?
    Joel: Uh, ma'am, the dome is an option that you did not order...
    [The young people run to the village center to celebrate Lemminkäinen's return after destroying their Sampo to keep it from the witch.]
    Servo [as Villager]: Huzzah, everyone! Did you hear there is no Sampo?
    Crow [as Villager]: Yah, it's really too bad.
    Joel [as Villager]: No Sampo, eh? Bummer.
    Servo [as Villager]: Let us be gay, for he is a dickweed.
    [The village women, holding hands, dance in a great circle.]
    Crow [as Villager]: I'm so glad it's a dry celebration! It's so much more fun than the kegger would have been!
    [Now the young men and women of the village dance in a ring, while Joel and the Bots sing.]
    Servo [as Villager]: He failed to bring back the Sampo!
    Joel, Crow [as Villagers]: Sampo!
    Servo [as Villager]: We shall die of starvation!
    Joel, Crow [as Villagers]: Sampo!
    [The villagers continue to celebrate in front of their cabins.]
    Joel: What is this, "Stalag 17: The Musical?"

### Bride of the Monster
#### Hired! Part 1 (short)

    [The short's title screen appears: "Chevrolet presents: HIRED!"]
    Joel: Hey, isn't that the John Belushi biography?
    Crow: Well, that's something you didn't hear much during the Bush administration.
    Servo: Yeah, the sequel is Hired 2: Laid Off.
    [After speaking with Jimmy, Mr. Warren looks at Jimmy's sales file with concern.]
    Servo [as Warren]: Hmm. I didn't know he had a prison record. Says here he's wanted in Idaho.
    Joel [as Warren]: Hmm? What in the world? Assault with a deadly weapon?!
    Crow [as Warren]: AKA "The Pantsless Salesman" or "The Piddling Peddler"?!
    Joel [as Warren]: What? He got a D in trigonometry?
    Servo [as Warren]: But he is a Pieces with a moon in Aries.
    Crow [as Warren]: I'd fire him if he weren't my son.
    [Mr. Warren does a quick glance at the sales record board, then puts down the file and stands up.]
    Joel [as Warren]: Are you there, Lord?
    Servo [as Warren]: Hello, wall.
    Crow [as Warren]: Well, there's a blue steak and a pitcher of martinis with my name on it.
    [Mr. Warren looks at the board again, which shows that most salesmen have sold only a few cars during the month.]
    Servo [as Warren]: That's nearly impossible. No one under my employ has ever sold a car!
    Joel: Well, I guess no one wins a Mathis album.
    Crow [as Warren]: If I could read, I'd know what the problem is.
    Servo [as Warren]: Oh, here's the problem. I forgot to carry the two!
    [Joel, Tom, Crow, and Gypsy are performing "Hired! The Musical"]'
    Tom, Crow, Gypsy: [[in a whisper] He's hired. He's hired. He's hired. He's hired.
    Joel: [singing] I'm hired
    Tom, Crow, Gypsy: [singing] He's hired.
    Joel: [singing] I hope I don't get fired.
    Tom, Crow, Gypsy: [singing] He's hired.
    Joel: [singing] In forty years I'll be retired. But for now, I'm simply hired.
    Tom, Crow, Gypsy: [singing] He's hired. He's hired. He's hired. He's hired.
    Joel: [singing] I got a job today.
    Tom, Crow, Gypsy: [singing] He's hired.
    Joel: [singing] I'm selling Chevrolets.
    Tom, Crow, Gypsy: [singing] He's hired.
    Joel: [singing] I'm bringing home good pay.
    Tom, Crow, Gypsy: [singing] He's hired.
    Joel: [singing] I just got hired
    Tom, Crow, Gypsy: [singing] He's hired. He's hired. He's hired. He's hired. He got a job today.
    Joel: [singing] Yeah, me!
    Tom, Crow, Gypsy: [singing] He's selling Chevrolets.
    Joel: [singing] We're gonna get awnings.
    Tom, Crow, Gypsy: [singing] He's bringing home good pay.
    Joel: [singing] I'm hired
    Tom, Crow, Gypsy: [singing] Maybe even dessert
    Joel: [singing at same time with bots next line] I'm hired!
    Tom, Crow, Gypsy: [singing] He just got hired! HIRED!
    Joel : [singing] I was wondering if you’d like to see my-
    Gypsy: No!
    Joel : [singing] But I really think you should see my-
    Servo: No!
    Joel : [singing] It’s got a lovely-
    Gypsy: No!
    Joel : [singing] And if only you would-
    Crow: No!
    Tom, Crow, Gypsy: [singing] Can’t you see we’re trying to tell you no!!
    Gypsy: [singing] Come on and have some lemonade!

#### Bride of the Monster (movie)

    [Lobo (Tor Johnson) scares away some people during a rainstorm, his mouth agape]
    Crow: Tor! Close your mouth before you drown!
    [After being tied up and turned into an "atomic superman", Dr. Vornoff breaks out of the leather straps that bind him to the table.]
    Crow: Oh no, now he has the strength of twenty heroin addicts!
    [Dr. Vornoff and his octopus monster go up in a nuclear blast. The good guys look on in horror and dismay.]
    Capt. Robbins: [solemnly] He tampered in God's domain.
    Crow: Oh great, the nutty birdman from Apartment 4B is gonna give us a religious insight.

### Manos: The Hands of Fate

    [Joel's Invention Exchange is a machine that merges comic strips.]
    Joel, Servo, Crow: Ziggy had Garfield neutered?! Now that's funny!

#### Hired! Part 2 (short)

    [The short begins]
    Crow: Previously on "Hired!"
    [Warren has a sales meeting with all his employees.]
    Joel [as Warren]: We're gonna have leadership the way my old man told me! You, put a handkerchief on your head! You, swat at imaginary elves! You, rock on the porch all night!
    Mr. Warren: Sales are the most important thing in this business.
    Servo [as Warren]: Seeing as how we're salesmen, and all.
    Mr. Warren: We're gonna work closer together than we have in the past in order to get more sales.
    Joel [as Warren]: But first — martinis!
    Mr. Warren: Jimmy, I want to talk with you first.
    Crow [as Warren]: 'Cause you've got the most problems.
    [Warren and Jimmy are having a meeting to discuss sales techniques.]
    Mr. Warren: I'll go along with you this morning, Jimmy, on these first two calls.
    Jimmy: Gee, that'll be swell, Mr. Warren. I'll sure appreciate your help. I always learn something, too, when we go out together.
    Crow [as Jimmy]: Yeah, maybe I can kiss your butt on the way out, huh? How about that?
    [While on a test drive, the film cuts suddenly to show the salesman and customer have switched places.]
    Joel: Zintar gets the most sales because he's a shapeshifter!
    [Another clean-cut salesman in a three-piece suit talks to Mr. Warren.]
    Joel [as Senator McCarthy ]: Are you now, or have you ever been, a Ford owner?

#### Manos: The Hands of Fate (movie)

    Servo: So we've gotta be, what, half an hour into this movie by now, right?
    Joel: No, actually, it's more like a minute.
    Servo: [stunned] ...No.
    [A jazz singer is heard over the opening credits.]
    Servo: I guess they picked up Shirley Bassey hitchhiking.
    Michael: Where did this place come from? It wasn't here a few minutes ago.
    Crow: Maybe it's Brigadoon.
    Joel: You know, every frame of this movie looks like someone's last known photograph.
    [Torgo, whose thighs and knees appear to be hugely swollen, shambles unevenly to fetch luggage.]
    Joel: Ah… that's not how you wear your Depends, Torgo.
    Crow: Been hitting the Thighmaster, Torgo?
    Servo: Like having Joe Cocker as your bellhop.
    [Michael goes outside to find the source of the howls.]
    Joel [as Michael]: Hey, look — I know you're an evil hellbeast, but could you hold it down?! It's after nine, and we got kids!
    [Debbie walks around with the Master's dog]
    Crow [as Debbie]: It's a devil and it's fun!
    Servo [as Debbie]: His name is Mephisto! Can we keep him?
    [The Master has just awoken his wives, now chattering in a circle as he looks on, annoyed.]
    Crow [as The Master]: What was I thinking?
    Joel [as Announcer]: Women who lunch.
    Servo [as Announcer]: And the Manos who love them — next Donahue.
    Joel: You know, this scene is strong enough for a Manos, but made for a Womanos.
    Servo: ...and now, back to We Married Manos!
    [The wives, clad in white, diaphanous robes, are fighting each other.]
    Crow: Well, the talks broke down at this point.
    Servo: Looks like the Russian Parliament.
    Joel [as Announcer]: Next on ESPN, full contact nightgown wrestling!
    Crow: Designing Women, the lost episodes.
    Servo [as Prof. Canning]: And now, the Manos Women's Guild will reenact the Battle of Pearl Harbor.
    Joel: You know, this was the alternate ending to Beaches.
    Crow: I see London, I see France, I see everybody's underpants!
    Servo: You know, this isn't Lysistrata. I like it, but it isn't Lysistrata!
    Joel:You know after this they're gonna laugh and cry and pierce each others ears.
    Crow: It's the Wilson Phillips breakup.
    Servo: I'm guessing this is the whole reason this movie was made.
    The Master: Silence!
    Joel: Is golden!
    The Master: Silence!
    Joel: Is golden!
    [The Master stands in Torgo's room as Torgo awakens from sleep and slowly gets up from the bed, which results in about a minute-long period of silence and nothing happening.]
    Joel: [snapping] DO SOMETHING!!! God!
    [The Master points towards someting off-screen]
    Servo: [dramatically] Pull my finger!
    Servo: Ladies and gentlemen! Tonight, at the Copacabana, Jules Bedel proudly presents: Pat Benatar and Tricia Nixon!
    [As black smoke rises from a pyre, the Master beckons Torgo to rise from the floor.]
    Servo: [singing to "Smoke on the Water"] Smoke on the weirdo…
    Crow [as Bela Lugosi]: Come here.
    Joel: The new Pope has not been chosen.
    [The Master spreads his arms, revealing the hands on his cape.]
    Crow: I wish those hands would just push him over!
    [During a driving scene]
    Joel: Meanwhile, in Toledo...
    Servo: No, wait. Did this movie just lap itself?
    Crow: This must be a weekly series.
    [As the end credits roll...]
    Crow: Crew? They had a crew!? I do not believe they had a crew!
    Joel: Okay, everybody pick out someone you wanna punch.
    Servo: Where to start?
    Servo: If you'd like to contact Harold P. Warren, look in the Yellow Pages for the Fertilizer Corporation of Texas.
    [The film's penultimate card reads "The End?"]
    Crow: The end? Yes. I mean, no. I wanna change my answer!
    Joel: No. Always wonder.
    [Servo waits impatiently for the card to change.]
    Servo: COME ON!
    [The last card fades in, thanking the city of El Paso.]
    Servo: Thank you, El Paso! Good night! We're out of here!
    Joel: We're going to take a break, we've been Manos: The Hands Of Fate.
    [They leave the theater.]
    [The Mads have just had a pizza delivered by Torgo.]
    Frank: Say, it's been two hours, but this pizza is still warm!
    [Dr. Forrester and Frank suddenly look at each other in horror, and vomit.]
    Torgo: They always do that!

## Season 5
### Warrior of the Lost World

    Nastasia: Do you want survival?
    Joel [as Sally Struthers]: Sure, we all do!
    [A group of henchmen run around a corner and immediately get shot to death.]
    Crow [as henchman]: Whoa! That was dumb, can't believe we did that!
    ["Megaweapon" bears down on the hero and his ragtag band.]
    Joel, Crow, Servo: Megaweapon! Megaweapon! Megaweapon!
    [The evil Prosser commands brainwashed Nastasia to hold a handgun to her own head.]
    Crow: She's got a Lady Hemingway! $^{[N]}$
    [The end credits roll, ending with the dedication "For John"]
    Joel: John? Heh, this movie belongs in the john.

### Hercules

    [Hercules and his fellow sailors confront a field of women in tight shorts, tunics, and silly caps, armed with bows.]
    Joel: Attack of the Mary Martins! $^{[N]}$
    [Hercules is choking a lion.]
    Joel [as lion]: Aww, Herc, I was kidding.
    [After Hercules kills the lion a group of cavalry appear]
    Joel [as a cavalry man]: Hi, we've come to get Scruffy, our pet lion! OH MY GOD!
    [A Huge Cloud is seen on screen with some of the sun peaking through]
    Crow: There will be patches of scattered god today.

### Swamp Diamonds
#### What to Do on a Date (short)

    [The titles appear.]
    Crow: I need to know what not to do on a date! Hahaha!
    [A person's name with 'Ph.D.' attached to it appears.]
    Servo: What, she has a Ph.D. in dating?
    Joel: Oh no, this is like having your mom talk to you about sex!
    Nick: Uh, Kay… you wouldn't want to help get the scavenger sale ready at the community center… would you?
    Joel [as Kay]: How many ways can I say "no"?!
    Kay: Oh, I've been hearing about that. Yes, I'd like to very much.
    Crow [as Kay]: Is it okay if I bring my boyfriend Dave?
    Nick: I sure didn't think she'd go to a place like that for a date.
    Joel [as Nick]: … with a loser like me.
    Nick: Where's my racket?
    Servo [as Nick]: I should spank myself.
    [Kay steps behind Nick while holding a hammer]
    Joel: Kay's worked on the kill floor - she knows where to deliver the blow.
    Narrator: How does Jeff get ideas like that?
    Servo [as Narrator]: From the voices inside his head.
    [Nick notices piece of paper on bulletin board]
    Narrator: Wait a minute, maybe this is where Jeff gets his ideas!
    Joel: The lunch menu?
    [Nick loads sandwiches onto his plate at the food table.]
    Servo: Uh, Nick, other people have to eat, too.
    Joel: Ice cream? I love this party!
    Crow [as Narrator]: Had this been an actual date, you would have been instructed where to go.

#### Swamp Diamonds (movie)

    [During one of the many, many girl fights.]
    Crow: Beverly Garland's bra! I have seen the Promised Land!

### Secret Agent Super Dragon

    [opening credits roll along shot of desktop with a phone, gun, & smoldering cigarette]
    Crow: [excited] Oh, wow! I bet this guy's so cool! He smokes, carries a gun, and... [deflating] makes a lot of... phone calls...

### The Magic Voyage of Sinbad

    [Sinbad addresses a crowd of people in the city and they yell in agreement with something he says.]
    Crow [as someone in the crowd]: Howard Johnson is right!
    [Sinbad delivers another speech, but the editing makes it appear as though it has lasted for more than a day.]
    Joel: It's noon and he's still filibustering!
    [Sinbad makes prospective members of his crew drink a strong liquid to test their fortitude.]
    Crow: They're test-marketing Crystal Pepsi.
    [Sinbad's ships approach an island whose residents wear giant horned helmets and cloaks.]
    Crow: They look like the Knights Who Say "Ni!"
    Gypsy: It seems as if everybody who's anybody is here tonight.
    Crow: That's because they knew you'd be wearing that dress. Wow.
    Gypsy: [laughing a little too hard] We were wondering... what would you do if Sinbad came to your town? [laughs again] Wouldn't you want the city council to do something about it? Let's watch.
    Gypsy: That wasn't Sinbad.
    Servo: WHO ARE YOU!?!?

### Eegah

    [Roxy walks up to her little car.]
    Crow [as Roxy]: Taxi! ...Oh, I drove.
    Servo: Y'know, the nice thing about this car is she can fold it up and put it in her purse.
    [Roxie parks her car at Tommy's service station and honks her horn. Tommy, played by the homely Arch Hall, Jr., looks up.]
    Crow: Honk if you love Eegah!
    Tommy: Hi, Roxie!
    Joel [as Tommy]: Sorry about my face!!
    [The not-so-intrepid Robert I. Miller goes exploring in the desert.]
    Joel: Oh, look, he's wearing corrective shoes with black socks.
    Servo: He's wearing corrective everything!
    [Tommy drives up as Eegah runs from Roxie's car. Roxie screams.]
    Tommy: Roxie! It's me, Tom!
    Joel [as Roxie]: That's why I'm screaming! AAAAAAAAA!!!
    [In the desert, Dr. Miller, Roxy, and Tommy are examining the giant's tracks.]
    Dr. Miller: He left the road right here.
    Dr. Miller: [ dubbed voiceover ] Watch out for snakes!
    Servo: Who said that?!
    [Tommy sings and plays an electric guitar by the motel pool.]
    Joel: Man, it looks like it hurts to be him.
    Servo [as Motel Staff on Loudspeaker]: Uh, will the gentleman by the pool please discontinue the song? And watch out for snakes.
    [Over yet another disgusting close-up of Arch Hall Jr.]
    Joel: I figured it out, he looks like the bat from FernGully.
    [Eegah introduces Roxie to his mummified relatives.]
    Roxie: Um... how do you do?
    Crow [as corpse]: I'm really, really dead.
    [At a pool party, Eegah once again carries off Roxy.]
    Joel: Man, she gets picked up so much, she should have a handle!
    [Dr. Miller, trying to escape, carefully packs all his things into his plaid bag.]
    Joel: Oh, yeah. Don't forget your little satchel.
    Crow: That purse will be the death of him!
    [Eegah returns to his cave, carrying flowers.]
    Crow [as Eegah]: [singing] Red roses for a blue ladyyyy...
    Crow and Servo: [in unison] EEGAH SHUCKA! EEGAH! EEGAH!
    Joel: [singing] I can't stop this feelin'...
    [Over a shot of a dress store]:
    Crow: It's Frederick's of Maplewood.
    Joel [as Announcer]: The Loretta Young Show!
    [Crow imitiates an audience roaring while Servo imitates the theme]
    Crow [as The Cryptkeeper]: Welcome to the Crypt! We've dug up something for you! [chuckles] Why not stick around and watch Dream On? It's the breast show on TV! [to Joel] Kill me.

### I Accuse My Parents

    Joel: Okay, so, is everybody done with their art-therapy project?
    Gypsy: Mm-hmm.
    Tom Servo: Joel, what's the point of this art-therapy stuff, anyway, huh?
    Joel: Well, by having you draw pictures of your idealized family, maybe you can escape some of the deep psychological problems that Jimmy, the star of today's movie, suffered because of his family. So let's see what you've drawn, okay? This is Crow's... .
    [Crow's drawing is a giant version of himself with a handlebar mustache, knives for hands, and lasers firing from his chest, walking down a city street crushing buildings]
    Servo: Huh.
    Crow: That's my dad. He's all-powerful! His hands are made of stainless steel and he has lasers that shoot out of his chest. Pyeww! Pyeww!
    Gypsy: Ooh!
    Crow : I don't have to tell ya, he's the coolest dad in the whole neighborhood. And when we go to father-son picnics, we win every event. And he dispenses homespun wisdom and teaches solid Midwestern values while crushing all who block his path!
    Gypsy: Ahh... .
    Joel: Uh huh. And what about the handlebar mustache?
    Crow: Uh... .I dunno.
    Joel: Okay, let's see here. [writes] "Oral obsession with mustache indicates nasal-labial shame." Good, okay. Now let's see yours here, Tom. What's this?
    [Tom's drawing is two women holding hands, with a big robot standing behind them]
    Servo: Okeydoke! Uh, that's my mom, my dad and my mom. My mom is Hayley Mills, my dad is Gigantor and my mom is Peggy Cass.
    Joel': Uh huh. And why are your moms holding hands, Tom?
    Servo': I dunno.
    Joel': Okay, let's see... . [writes] "Latent "Parent Trap" syndrome." Man should be in a straitjacket! Okay, Gypsy, this one's really nice, what about this one?
    [Gypsy's is of her, Crow, Joel, Tom and Cambot--holding hands, with Richard Basehart looking down on them from a cloud overhead]
    Gypsy': Well, Joel, my ideal family is right here! And I know Richard Basehart watches over us all.
    Joel': Oh, that's really sweet, Gypsy. But tell me, why does Richard Basehart get to play God?
    Gypsy': I dunno.
    Crow: Uh, Joel? Why are you spending your time psychoanalyzing robots?
    Joel': Um... .I don't know.
    [Short but awkward silence]
    Joel': I'm kidding, of course.
    [Commercial sign]
Joel: We'll be right back. I do know! I really do know.
    Servo: [sing-song, about Jimmy's whole decision process in the movie] Jim's crazy-
    Crow: And stupid.
    Servo: -crazy for accusing his par~ents!
    Gypsy: Oh well, We'll have to take it from the top.

#### The Truck Farmer (short)

    [Over the opening logo (The letters EB in a circle), titles, and credits of this Encyclopedia Britannica film...]
    Joel: Easter Bunny films presents...
    Servo: "Truck Farmer": The special edition. Includes scenes the studio thought too graphic for audiences.
    Crow: Wonder if they sold this film door to door?
    Narrator: Most of us think that these people were really free...
    Joel [as Narrator]: But they were just stupid!
    [A tractor is clearing down trees for farming.]
    Crow: Aah! It's Killdozer! Clint Walker, no!
    Servo: Here, thousands of acres of rainforest are cleared away. Who cares?
    Crow [as driver]: Stupid trees! God, I hate them.
    Joel: Early tractor pulls, not that much fun. This is the freestyle competition.
    Crow: Don't see many of these trees anymore. Well, down it goes.
    Servo: The sad thing is this guy doesn't even work for anybody. He's just doing this for kicks!
    Joel, Crow, Servo: [singing to the Speed Racer theme]
       Go, Speed Farmer!
       Go, Speed Farmer!
       Go, Speed Farmer, go!
    Servo: There's something you don't see every day.
    Joel: What's that?
    Servo: A farmer with all his limbs!
    [The gang is quacking along with the background music.]
    Servo: Now "Duck News". Here's Hugh McQuackin.
    [Cut to a single, long irrigation ditch in a grove.]
    Narrator: A complicated system of irrigation is used.
    Joel: Oh, real complicated.
    Narrator: Here in the Rio Grande delta, Mexican citizens who cross the border on temporary work permits, help.
    Crow: They make it sound so nice!
    [A young Mexican woman picks carrots under the merciless sun.]
    Joel [as Narrator]: A preteen is put to work. Her beauty will soon fade.
    Narrator: The carrots are washed first.
    Crow [as Narrator]: They're made flavorless so people will buy steak!
    Narrator: Some carrots are frozen.
    Crow: Some carrots are humiliated publicly.
    Narrator: Here in southern Texas, they have an additional problem...
    Crow: Texans.
    [Men spray ice into a large shipping container with a huge fire hose]
    Narrator: The vegetables are shipped in special, refrigerated containers.
    Crow [as Narrator]: Later, this device is used to beat back the workers.
    [Towards the end of the short, which has mostly consisted just of shots of people farming...]
    Joel: Wait a minute, has anybody seen a truck yet?

#### I Accuse My Parents (movie)

    [During the opening PRC (Producers Releasing Corporation) logo...]
    Servo: Penile Replacement Corporation pictures presents...
    [As the title appears]
    Crow: The John Bradshaw story!
    [During the title sequence]
    Servo: [singing] They laughed when I Accused my Parents and I kill them... Let's see if they are laughing now...
    [During Jimmy's trial...]
    Jimmy: Maybe I shouldn't say this, Your Honor...
    Joel [as Jimmy]: ...but I'm Esther Rolle!
    Jimmy: But... I accuse my parents!
    [Everyone applauds.]
    Servo: Yes! We have a title!
    Joel, Crow, Servo: [recurring, whenever Jimmy makes an big lie] Liar! Liar! Liar!
    Kitty: [singing] Are you happy...
    Crow: Define "happy!"
    Kitty: ...In your work...
    Joel: Oh, don't sing this to me on a Monday...
    [Kitty abruptly breaks off her relationship with Jimmy.]
    Kitty: You'll always be a shoe salesman at $25 a week.
    Servo [as Jimmy]: Eighteen, after taxes!
    [The lumpy-haired Kitty cries after Blake forces her to break up with Jimmy.]
    Servo [as Kitty]: If I had parents, I'd accuse them right now!
    Crow: I accuse her hair!
    [Kitty singing another song, while internally still thinking about Jimmy]
    Kitty: Why did you leave me?
    Joel: You told him to!
    Kitty: Please, hear my plea-
    Servo: Not guilty!
    Kitty: -Where can you be?
    Crow: The audience is frankly stunned.

### Operation Double 007 (A.K.A.: Operation Kid Brother)

    [During the opening title song, which praises all the wonderful qualities of Neil Connery...]
    Joel: [singing] He gets his haircut on Tuesdays!
    Crow: [singing] He prefers stuffing to potatoes!
    Servo: [singing] His favorite movie is Turner and Hooch!
    [Neil Connery prepares to hypnotize his patient, Miss Yashuko. He tents his fingers in concentration.]
    Joel: All right, here's the church, here's the steeple, open the door and go to sleeple.
    [After an hour or so of no discernible plot development, Mr. Thayer discusses the details of his evil plan.]
    Mr. Thayer: Everything will go on, as if nothing happened.
    Joel: Nothing has happened...

### The Girl in Lovers Lane

    [Singing to the opening credits theme]
    Servo: The Girl in Lover's Lane...
    Crow: With Jack Elam, not Jack LaLanne!
    [Well-off but naive runaway Danny latches onto professional hobo Bix Dugan. They stroll through a small town.]
    Danny: I'm hungry! Let's get something to eat.
    Bix: That's a good idea.
    Servo [as Bix]: You're catchin' on, kid. That was very insightful of you.
    [The two enter a diner.]
    Joel [as Danny]: We're hungry, but I thought of it! Ya know— d'ya think that could be my new job, Bix — decidin' when ta eat?
    Crow [as Bix]: Shut up, Danny.
    Joel [as Danny]: Oh.
    [On the SOL bridge, Crow takes "What a Pleasant Journey" (aka "The Train Song") in a different direction.]
    Crow T. Robot: [singing]
       The 5:15 from Duluth,
       Oh my! It just derailed!
       The toxic waste is spillin',
       The conductor's been impaled.
       A benzene cloud has risen
       And the whole town's startin' to cough.
    Joel, Servo: [to the beat] [cough, cough] … [cough, cough]
    Crow: [singing]
       Within a matter of day-eeez,
       All of our skin will fall off.
    [On the SOL bridge, Crow is dressed as Jack Elam's character Jesse.]
    Crow: To live like the E-lam...

### The Painted Hills
#### Body Care and Grooming (short)

    [The title Body Care and Grooming appears on the screen.]
    Joel: Is this an infomercial? Where's Cher?
    Servo [as TV announcer]: Body Care. And Grooming. They're cops.
    [The short opens on a shot of several college-age couples looking lovey-dovey all across campus.]
    Narrator: Ah, spring!
    Crow [as Narrator]: Filthy, shameful spring!
    Joel: You know, people were whiter back then.
    Narrator: When a young man's fancy lightly turns to...
    Crow: Underpants.
    Narrator: ...Love.
    Crow: Oh.
    [Shot of slovenly girl.]
    Narrator: Look at that hair!
    Crow: [defensively] I like her hair!
    Narrator: And that blouse!
    Crow: [lasciviously] I'm looking, I'm looking!
    [Shot of young man looking disgusted by slovenly girl's appearance.]
    Narrator: Sorry, Miss! We're trying to a film about proper appearance, and, well, you're not exactly the kind to make this guy behave like a human being!
    Joel: [bitterly] You know, make him want to grope you and paw at you!
    [The slovenly girl is now immaculately dressed and groomed. The camera starts at her head and slowly pans down.]
    Narrator: Look at that hair... that skin... that mouth...
    Servo [as Narrator]: Those... n-nose.
    Crow: We simply took your libido and starched and pressed it!
    [formerly slovenly girl walks off, quickly followed by young man]
    Crow [as young man]: Hey, I couldn't help but notice how much you look like everybody else!
    [The camera focuses on a woman with a good appearance. Shortly after, it focuses on a woman looking discomforted and fidgeting around.]
    Narrator: Clothes are important. Besides fitting well and looking well, the clothes should be appropriate for the occasion. Wearing inappropriate clothes, like these shoes—
    Servo [as the Narrator]: Is immoral.
    Narrator: —is a sure way to make yourself uncomfortable... and conspicuous.
    Crow: Expressing individualism is just plain wrong.
    Narrator: Besides accumulating sweat, the skin is also constantly picking up dirt, dust, grit, and other foreign particles.
    Crow: Skin sucks.
    Narrator: One of these is cleansing cream.
    Servo [as Narrator]: One of these is nitric acid. Choose wisely.
    [The short closes with the cleaned-up teens going to bed.]
    Narrator: And so... the end of a perfect day.
    Joel [as Narrator]: An entire day spent grooming.
    Narrator: And you...
    Joel [as Narrator]: Jezebel!
    Narrator: ...by following these simple rules of body care and grooming, you too will [have] that quality of appearance, that feeling of well-being, so important to make your dreams of happiness come true.
    Crow [as Narrator]: And remember—when you touch yourself, the saints cry. Goodnight.
    [As we fade out...]
    Joel: KEEP WATCHING THE MEDICINE CABINETS! KEEP WATCHING THE MEDICINE CABINETS!
    Crow: You're next!
    [A few more names appear]
    Servo: [sarcastically] Oh, let's not forget these guys!
    Gypsy: Tonight on "The Advocates," our debate will be about the woman from today's short. Tom Servo and Crow T. Robot will argue over whether she's more attractive sloppy, or clean Representing sloppy will be Crow. Representing clean will be Servo. I will be your moderator. The outcome will be decided by Joel Robinson. I now turn the floor over to Crow.
    Crow: I like her sloppy. While her well-groomed - in other words, square - classmates were listening to Pat Boone and Patti Page, she was at the local jazz club, groovin' to Miles, Monk, and Coltrane. While her classmates were struggling to make it through an issue of Reader's Digest, she was the only woman on campus who can freely quote Henry Miller. She may be sloppy, but she fits deeply into my idea of paradise. Thank You.
    Gypsy: Tom Servo,
    Servo: Thank you, Gypsy. I like her clean, 'cause it just shows that she wants to change the system from within. Sure she's a seething cauldron of passion, but she wears clean underpants, and she knows where her shirt is in the morning. Call her what you will - a Scoop Jackson Democrat or a Jacob Javits Republican - either way, she's the stuff that dreams are made of. Thank you,
    Gypsy: And now Joel Robinson will render his verdict.
    Joel: Well, thank you, Gypsy. Uh, both of these issues are complex, and there are no easy answers, but Crow is right.
    Crow: Woo-hoo! I'm right, I'm right!
    Servo: Wait a minute, Joel! Now, the whole subject of cleanliness and grooming is very important to me, and I know a much more effective way to resolve this issue.
    Joel: Well, how's that?
    Servo: A spitting contest! :[Spits on Joel and he and Crow try to spit each other behind Gypsy]
    Gypsy: Wait! wait! Hey, knock it off! Hey!

#### The Painted Hills (movie)

    [Over the credit for screenwriter True Boardman]
    Joel: Yeah, I'm afraid we're gonna be true bored men after this...
    Crow: Now, is this the real Old West, or the Roy Rogers Old West where they had electricity and cars?
    Jonathan: Thirty years of mud scrabblin', and when I do find the glory dust, I go off half-cocked!
    Crow [as Jonathan]: But enough vernacular...
    Taylor: Never mind the dog, Tommy...
    Servo [as Taylor]: Here's the Sex Pistols.
    [In response to a corral that suddenly appears]
    Servo: How did that corral get there?
    Crow: They used CorelDraw.
    [Over a scenic shot of a mountain]
    Crow: Mount Rushmore!...Before it was built.
    [After a long montage depicting Tommy, Jonathan, Taylor, and Shep working together on Jonathan's mining site, the scene fades to a shot of Taylor looking out the window of the cabin.]
    Joel [as Taylor]: Well, looks like the montage finally blew over.
    [Pilot Pete saddles up his horse and heads away from Jonathan's cabin after a brief, uneventful stay.]
    Crow: So this guy comes in, stops the plot cold, and leaves.
    Crow [as Shep]: SNAUSAGES!

### Gunslinger

    Dr. Forrester: [Stopping his scan of TV's Frank's brain and looking at the camera] Ah, Joel. Your experiment this week is your first western. It's called "Gunslinger" and it stars Beverly Garland in her pre-Dotty period.
    TV's Frank: Beverly Garland. [growls, but is cut off by another scan]
    Dr. Forrester: And it's directed by Roger Corman, so your brain might explode before Frank's does. [turns back to scan Frank before looking back quickly] Yippie-ki-yay, mama jama.
    [The movie begins and Rose Wood walks to the Sheriff's office. Thanks to the wide-angle shot, two criminals on horseback are revealed to the side.]
    Joel: [As the criminals start moving] Ah, cue the horses!
    Crow: [Under his breath] Corman...
    Servo: [As the criminals stop] Boy, she is slick. How'd she get by us?
    [In a barfight, a patron grabs Jake and throws him over the bar.]
    Joel: You know, he shoulda slid him across the bar.
    Servo: Oh, they hadn't invented that yet.
    Joel: Man, this movie is just sitting on my head and crushing it.
    [Hired assassin Cain Miro is busy in his room when he hears a knock on the door. He goes up to it and opens it... outward as bar owner Erika enters]
    Crow: Wha... Doors don't open like that, there's a number... He's in the hall!
    Cain: Crazy coming up in here...
    Joel [as Cain]: ...in my hallway here.
    Cain: Only the good die young.
    Servo: Most of us are morally ambiguous, which explains our random dying patterns.
    [Mayor Polk puts his dead wife down, glares around the corner and reaches for where his guns should be.]
    Joel [as Polk]: Draw, er... wait a sec!
    [Polk goes into the barn and pulls out a pitchfork]
    Crow: [As Polk approaches Cain, to the tune of Green Acres] Doo-doo, do-do-do! The chores!
    Servo: Doo-doo, do-do-do! [scene switches to Cain aiming his gun] ...the hell?
    [A drunken Cain attempts to kiss Erika.]
    Cain: [drunkenly] You got brown eyes...
    Servo [as Cain]: [drunkenly] An' you got a neck.
    Servo [as Cain]: Booze has knighted me King Of The Lovers!

### Mitchell

    [The character of Mike Nelson has appeared for the first time, as a temp worker in Deep 13.]
    Dr. Forrester: Here it is. Mitchell, starring Joe Don Baker
    Mike Nelson: You guys watch Joe Don Baker movies?
    Dr. Forrester: Well, here it comes, Joel — Mitchell! It's a… super secret spy… uh, has a motorcycle… marooned in space… meets… Hercules… or not… uhhh… watch it and weep, Joel-Prole-Mole!
    [The opening credits feature action shots of Mitchell to a disco beat.]
    Servo [as Isaac Hayes]: Who's the puffy guy who's a big blurry sex machine?
    Joel, Crow: Mitchell!
    Servo [as Hayes]: That Mitchell is one fat s—
    Joel, Crow: Shut yo' mouth!
    Servo [as Hayes]: I'm just talkin' 'bout Mitchell!
    [The camera slowly pans across a thickly tree-screened home at night.]
    Servo: Ee-gah...
    Crow: Shtemlo.
    Joel: Watch out for snakes!
    Servo [as Announcer]: We've hidden Mitchell somewhere in this picture...
    Crow [as Announcer]: Mitchell, will you stand up, please?
    [Benton stops Mitchell from following Cummings into his home.]
    Benton: No salesmen at this entrance.
    Servo [as Mitchell]: But I'm not a salesman! I'm the Chubby Blue Line!
    [At the park, Mitchell shoots man in the leg.]
    Crow: Daryl Gates on his day off.
    Crow [as Golf Sportscaster]: He's landed just short of the green.
    Servo [as Other Golfers]: Can you hurry it up, we've got a head wound back here!
    [In bed with Mitchell, Greta reaches out to return unopened beers to the bed stand, which also has a bottle of Johnson & Johnson's...]
    Joel: Baby oil!
    Joel, Crow, Servo: BLAAAARRRGGGHHH!
    Servo: [vomiting noises]
    Crow: Why would anybody wanna do this with Mitchell, Joel?
    [In the soundtrack, Hoyt Axton continues to sing the theme song.]
    Axton: My my my my Mitchell...
    Crow: My my my MY GOD, NOOOOO!
    Kid: My mother doesn't like you
    Mitchell: 'Well, I don't like your mother.
    Kid: Why not?
    Mitchell: Why not?
    Kid': No, why not?
    Mitchell: No, why not?
    Kid: Why are you repeating what I say?
    Servo: Tonight on Crossfire.
    Mitchell: Why are you repeating what I say?
    Kid: I'm not!
    Mitchell: Well I'm not!
    Kid: You are!
    Mitchell: Buzz off!
    Kid: What?
    Mitchell: What?
    Kid: What did you say?
    Mitchell: What'd you say?
    Kid: Did you say something?
    Servo: [losing it] AHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
    Deaney: How do you like your Scotch, Mitchell?
    Crow [as Mitchell]: Uh, by the quart.
    [Hoyt resumes the theme song during the movie's closing credits.]
    Hoyt Axton: [singing] My my my my Mitchell, what would yo' momma say?
    Crow: She'd say, "He's not mine! You can't prove it!"
    [Mitchell spends several minutes silently committing some mysterious act of sabotage on a car. It is unclear to the viewer what exactly Mitchell is doing.]
    Servo [as Mitchell]: Why did I do that?
    [Mitchell tries to scale the fence outside Deaney's estate.]
    Joel [as Mitchell]: Man, this is hard to do after six sour cream burritos!

### The Brain That Wouldn't Die

    [In the operating room...]
    Bill's Father: I should've known he was as good as dead when they wheeled him in.
    Servo [as Bill's Father]: 'Cuz he got me as his doctor.
    [An air bag is being filled up and blown out with air to manipulate the dead patient's body functions, including the respiratory system, by stimulating the brain. Breathing can be heard.]
    Michael Nelson [as Darth Vader]: Luke, join me or star in Corvette Summer!
    [Bill is going to show Jan his experiment.]
    Bill: You have the keys to your car?
    [Cut to them driving.]
    Crow: The answer: yes, she has the keys to her car.
    Servo [as announcer]: The Long, Long Trailer!
    [Cortner and Jan are in their speeding car as they pass a couple of road signs. One of them reads "Winding Road."]
    Mike: Hey, that was my prom theme!
    Servo [as Cortner]: Stop sign, what stop sign? "Curve?" What curve?
    [We see a shot of an expression of horror on Cortner's face as the car crashes.]
    Crow [as Cortner]: Aughhh! The road is attacking me!
    [Cortner has just snatched Jan's head from the wreck and has hidden it in a blanket.]
    Servo [as Jan]: [muffled] D-Don't forget my purse! Honey?
    Servo [as Jan]: [muffled] You just had to go fast, didn't you? Now look, Mr. Bigshot! Now I don't have a body anymore! Are you happy?
    [Cortner runs through the woods, clutching the head in his arms.]
    Mike [as Sports Announcer]: Riggins is at the 20… He's at the 10… No one will catch him!
    Crow: He's either gonna win the Nobel Prize or the Heisman Trophy.
    [Cortner falls to the ground, clutching the head and gazing accusingly at the sky]
    Crow [with British accent]: Oh, thank you, God! Thank you so bloody much!
    [In the machine keeping it alive, Jan's head is wrapped in cloth resembling a wimple]
    Crow: They saved Sister Bertrille's brain!
    [In search of a replacement body for Jan's head, Dr. Bill Cortner examines cardboard cutouts of buxom strippers at a club.]
    Mike [as Cortner]: Well, she can't have a cardboard body. I've ruled that out.
    Crow [as Cortner]: [pervertedly] Saaay, this could actually be an upgrade...
    Servo [as Cortner]: Well, it's nice and all, but I want something sleazy.
    [Inside the strip club (which looks suspiciously like a greasy spoon), a dancer slithers to a porny saxophone tune.]
    Mike: If Jack Ruby owned a Denny's.
    Servo [as Maître d']: Welcome to the Diane Arbus Cafe.
    Mike [as Stripper]: This dance represents that there are no baked potatoes until after five.
    [Jan is talking after Cortner has saved her head.]
    Crow: Doesn't she need lungs?
    Servo: No, she's got neck juice!
    [Assistant Kurt is whining about his withered and deformed arm to bodiless Jan.]
    Crow [as Jan]: Look. You know they say there's always someone worse off? I'm that person!
    [Jan communicates with the monster in the closet.]
    Jan: Do you understand me? Knock once if you can understand me.
    Servo: Knock three times on the ceiling if you want me!
    [Cortner cruises through town, eyeing shapely pedestrians, as the soundtrack continues the porny sax music.]
    Servo [as Radio DJ]: [sultrily] It's a sleazy morning out there. You're listening to K-PORN, Holmes and Reems in the morning… sleazy, slutty music all morning long. Here's one from Skinny and the Sweat Beads.
    [Cortner attends a "Body Beautiful" beauty "auction".]
    Mike [as Announcer]: Contestant number 3 slipped and her head fell off!
    Servo [as Cortner]: I'LL TAKE HER, I'LL TAKE HER!!
    [Cortner emerges from his vehicle, to yet another reprise of the saxophone music.]
    Mike [as Radio DJ]: Stay tuned for the Obscene Phone Call of the Day on... K-PORN!
    Servo: [echoing, hushed] K-PORN!
    [The monster has broken the closet door off of its hinges and is reaching through the peephole, trying to strangle Cortner.]
    Joel [as Cortner]: Look... you know your business, but... if you just put the door down, you can kill me!
    [The monster shoves Cortner to the ground and starts shaking the door off of its arm.]
    Servo [as Cortner]: There, see? Now you can kill me! You can use the door!
    [The monster bites out a chunk of Cortner's neck and quickly spits it out.]
    Servo [as Monster]: That's one nasty McNugget! Ew!

### Teen-Age Strangler
#### Is This Love? (short)

    [Reading the title card]
    Servo: Is this love, or is it just rough sex with Michael Douglas?
    [Inside the college dorm room]
    Servo: So... Where's Waldo?
    Mike: He's under the bed.
    [We see Liz, an oddly mature woman, brushing her hair before bed.]
    Crow: Geez! How many times was she held back?
    Servo: Heh heh heh.
    Liz: Hi, Peg!
    [In the mirror, we see college girl Peg toss her books on her bed.]
    Mike [as Peg]: Hi, Mom.
    Peg: I think I'll send a telegram instead.
    Liz: Don't be silly, Peg! You always talk as if your mother were an… ogre, or something.
    Mike [as Liz]: Well, I've known her for fifty years…
    Liz: Honestly, Peg — I don't know how many times, ever since we were in high school together, I've heard you go on the same way about some man or other.
    Peg: Oh, but this is different, Liz! Really it is!
    Mike [as Peg]: He's anatomically correct, and everything!
    Peg: It's the real thing.
    Liz: I remember when I first felt that way about Andy.
    Servo [as Liz]: ...at the turn of the century.
    [The short is ending.]
    Narrator: How would you answer this question for Liz and Andrew? Peggy and Joey?
    Servo: Bob and Carol? Ted and Alice?
    Narrator: How can you tell? Is this love?
    Crow: You have ten minutes to answer the question starting now.
    [Servo imitates a clock ticking.]
    Mike: And, now stay tuned for the Clarence Thomas-Anita Hill hearing.
    Crow: No animals were hurt during the filming of this movie.
    [A list of related film titles scrolls on the screen.]
    Servo: "How Much Affection?"
    Crow: "When Should I Marry?"
    [Mike and the Bots continue with fake titles.]
    Mike: "Know Your Ointments"
    Servo: "What's That Down There?"
    Crow: "When He Wants It Rough"
    Mike: "Procreation, Not Recreation"
    Servo: "Oh No, Pleasure!"
    Crow: "McClintock!"

#### Teen-Age Strangler (movie)

    [As a girl is strangled]
    Crow: Splendor in the Grass 2: Dream Warrior!

### The Wild Wild World of Batwoman
#### Cheating (short)

    [Reading the opening cards]
    Servo: Cheating: How to make it work for you at home and on the job.
    Crow: A Centron production, although we got the idea from a different company, because we're cheating!
    [The short opens over a large clock.]
    Servo [as radio announcer]: The Jack Benny Program!
    [The clock strikes ominously.]
    Mike: [deeply] Ebenezer Scrooge...
    [A phone rings.]
    Crow: For depressing phone sex, dial 1-900-ALFALFA.
    [John picks the phone up, but a ringing sound can still be heard.]
    Servo: Oh, the foley guy must be calling!
    Johnny: Why don't they call?
    Crow: Because they don't like you.
    Crow: Mother Teresa called. She hates you.
    Mary: The problem to is factor x² - 9x + 20. Now how do you do it?
    Crow [as John]: Aw, let's just cheat!
    John: x² - 9x + 20. You take the x² - 9x... [Mary shakes her head]
    Servo [as Mary]: Nobody home, huh?
    John: Oh, you subtract the x from x², and then you...
    Mike [as Mary]: John, this is geography!
    Narrator: And right there in front of you sat your pal Mary, with her head chock full of all the answers you needed.
    Crow: Split it open now!
    Narrator: You thought about it. There you were, desperate, and there was your salvation within arm's reach.
    Servo: On a doily.
    Narrator: So you decided to take a chance.
    [Johnny taps Mary on the shoulder.]
    Servo [as Johnny]: [loudly] Pssst! Hey, Mary! What's the answer?
    [Miss Grandy is passing back algebra tests, and Mary's signature on hers is seen in an extreme close-up.]
    Mike [as Narrator]: Your one mistake, you signed your test Mary Matthews.
    [Miss Grady hands Johnny a sheet of paper - presumably his test.]
    Servo [as Miss Grandy]: This contract arrived for you from a Mr. Elzebub.
    Narrator: Was there a shadow of doubt in Miss Grandy's face as she looked at you?
    Crow: Or was it lust?
    Narrator: Somehow, that odd little look Miss Grandy gave you seemed to haunt you.
    [As Johnny lies awake in bed, an massive image of Miss Grandy's face appears beside him as he remembers her expression.]
    Servo [as Johnny]: Oh, hi Miss Grandy— EAAAAAAGH! AAAAAAAH! GET AWAY!
    Narrator: And most of all, your new job as student council representative.
    [As the narrator says this, we see Johnny standing in front of the council, silently talking about something.]
    Crow [as Johnny]: I envision a cheating wing!
    [Miss Grandy notices Mary giving an answer to Johnny]
    Servo [as Miss Grandy]: I smell a big Commie rat.
    Miss Grandy: John, bring it up here, please.
    [Mike imitates a buzzer repeatedly going off, Servo imitates a fire alarm going off]
    Crow [as loudspeaker]: PUT YOUR PENCIL DOWN AND STEP AWAY FROM YOUR DESK!
    [Johnny slowly makes his way to the front of the classroom.]
    Servo: Fortunately, your mob ties will get you off, Johnny!
    Crow: And so Dana Plato's career begins.
    Jim is tacking something to the wall as Johnny approaches.
    Johnny: Hey, Jim. What's that?
    Jim: Meetin' of the student council.
    Mike [as Jim]: They're hangin' you in effigy.
    [Student council members raise their hands to vote to expel cheater Johnny from their ranks]
    Mike, Crow, Servo: Give us Barabbas! Barabbas!
    Narrator: But did John truly intend to be dishonest?
    Servo: Or was he just pure evil?
    [A question mark appears on-screen.]
    Crow [as the Riddler]: Riddle me this, Batman! [cackles]
    [Over the "The End" card]
    Mike: The end... for Johnny at least, you poor dope!
    Mike: You know, guys, as enthralling as this Batwoman movie is, I just can't get this cheating short out of my mind.
    Servo: Mmm, ditto friend. It posts so many dilemmas like did Johnny intend to be dishonest, should Mary take the blame?
    Mike: Or was Mary just a pawn in Johnny's little game?
    Gypsy: Which begs the question of free will. What about free will?
    Servo: Should his classmates give him a second chance and why doesn't the accused get a chance to defend himself?
    Mike: Good point! And should Miss Grandy come into Johnny's bedroom uninvited and bodiless? What do you think about that, Crow?
    Crow: Uh, the Beatles!
    Servo: You haven't been paying any attention at all, have you, Crow?
    Gypsy: Tom! C'mon, Tom. Sure Crow's made a mistake, but we should have compassion. Remember, my gumball-headed young friend, The quality of mercy is not strained; It droppeth as the gentle rain from heaven Upon the place beneath.
    Tom: Gypsy, he stole from YOUR essay.
    Gypsy: Really?... FRY HIM!! FRY HIM!!! I WANT HIS FAMILY DEAD! I WANT HIS HOUSE BURNED TO THE GROUND!
    Mike: Gypsy, calm down. This isn't getting us anywhere.
    Gypsy: HE STOLE MY FRIGGIN' PAPER!!!

#### The Wild Wild World of Batwoman (movie)

    [The film opens with a movie logo for Medallion TV.]
    Mike: Hey, I have my 40-year TV medallion.
    Servo: [singing] What do you do when you're branded?
    Crow: [singing] You watch TV.
    [The first scene after the credits is a night shot of a narrow city street lined with apartment buildings.]
    Servo: I'm as mad as hell!...
    [The camera pans down to rest on the rears of three dancing women in tight pants.]
    Mike: Holy cow! That's 40 pounds of butt in 30-pound-butt-capacity pants!
    Crow: They just put a bunch of movies in a blender and pressed the 'Mix' button!
    [Camera pans up to an imprisioned brunette with a typical 1960's flip hairdo]
    Mike: Oh, Donald.
    [As the professor dances, Batwoman secretly frees a prisoned girl.]
    Crow: Well, we've discovered Batwoman's secret power: She can open unlocked doors!
    Servo: So this is "The Wild Wild World of Batwoman", eh?
    [A puff of smoke goes off in the lab as someone wakes up.]
    Mike: Whahappa?
    Servo [as TV announcer]: Yes, it's the best hits of the 50s and 60s on 8-track and cassettes!
    [The background music continues to go on as two people continue to dance.]
    Mike, Crow, Servo: [in a dull voice] Tequila.
    Crow: Those two were once cute, tiny, lovable babies.
    [A man sits at his desk and talks to his secretary.]
    Man: Miss Benson, I'm going to the commissary for a quick bite of lunch, ring through to me if that Simpson call comes in.
    Mike: Simpson, eh?
    [The plot inexplicably switches to something about underground monsters, using footage from The Mole People.]
    Crow: [confused] Wha— that's The Mole People! These movies have crashed!
    Mike: You got your Mole People in my Batwoman!
    Servo: You got your Batwoman in my Mole People!
    Crow: You know a movie is bad bad bad if it makes the Monkees look good!
    [The cast chases each other round and round a table while ludicrous hootenanny music plays.]
    Mike: Maybe they'll all turn into butter.
    Crow: So, Mike. This is Hell.
    Mike: Yep.
    Crow: Mike, I demand that you kill me.
    Servo: Me too.
    Mike: No. [a beat] Will you kill me?
    [A rail-thin beatnik waiter attends to a table at a restaurant. The waiter has a very distinct hairstyle and moustache.]
    Crow: Hey! Hitler! We want to order over here!
    [The villain has just been unmasked, but due to the badness of the film, the audience already knows the villain's identity]
    Servo: Please do not reveal the secret to The Wild, Wild World of Batwoman.
    [The plot has been resolved and nothing important is happening, but the end credits are nowhere in sight.]
    Servo: [screaming] ENDDDD! EEEEENNNNDDDDDD!!!
    [And now, at last, the film ends.]
    Mike: [defeated and unimpressed] What a wild wild world!
    Crow: Please stay away from sharp instruments for three weeks after viewing this film and do not operate heavy equipment, thank you!

### Alien from L.A.

    [Crow wears a sergeant's hat while a blindfolded Mike disassembles Tom Servo.]
    Crow: Hello, maggots! Welcome to boot camp here at Fort Satellite of Love! Today, we are going to do a field strip of one Mr. Tom Servo! I'm drill sergeant Crow T. Robot, or Sir to you toilet-water guzzlin' little mama's boys! You got that, son?
    Mike: [weakly] Sir, yes sir.
    Crow: I didn't hear you, ladybritches!
    Mike: I said sir, yes sir!
    Servo: [in pieces on the table] Can we just get on with this, Crow? I wanna watch Sisters!
    Crow: You're not goin' nowhere, you wussy red cupcake! You gonna run home to your mama, huh?
    Servo: [sarcastically] Ooh, ooh, I'm scared...
    Mike: Hey Crow, c'mon...
    Crow: I'm the drill sergeant here, you toe-headed, contact lens-wearin' piece of toast! Now gimme the oath!
    Mike: Uh, This is my robot, there are many like it but this one is mine.
    Crow: And what is the name of your robot, boy?
    Servo: Servo! Tom Servo!
    Crow: I don't believe I was addressing you, Mayonnaise! Why don't you just make yourself comfortable down there on the floor and give me twenty, Corporal?
    Servo: Uh, 'cause I can't?
    Crow: Well, now, you just bought yourself two hundred and twenty! Now c'mon, dickweed!
    Mike: Uh, we'll be right back.
    Crow: I heard that, Pyle! You piece of filth!
    Servo: Well, several pieces, actually...
    [Robbie tells Wanda (played by squeaky-voiced Kathy Ireland) he doesn't want to see her anymore.]
    Wanda: I thought you really liked me. You said I was special, so naturally I wanna know why!
    Servo [as Robbie]: It's your helium addiction.
    Wanda: Why'd you even go out with me in the first place if I'm such a geek?!
    Mike [as Robbie]: 'Cause I'm turned on by squeeze toys.
    [a plain sign with a very crude drawing of a hamburger and the word "BURGERS" is seen in the background]
    Mike: That sign is really seducing me into buying a burger!
    [A scene of a Mediterranean style city is shown, with a domed building in the background]
    Crow: Hey it's the Blue Mosque!
    Servo: No, the Blue Mosque isn't on a hill.
    Crow: Have you been to Istanbul?
    Servo: THIS ISN'T EVEN ISTANBUL!
    [After a restless sleep, Wanda awakes with a start, her glasses askew over her nose.]
    Mike [as Wanda]: Ah! Swimsuit issue!
    Crow [as Wanda]: This whole room smells like my eyes!
    [Wanda hears some rocks falling in the cavern]
    Wanda: Dad?
    Mike: Look, your dad's not responsible for everything that happens in the world!
    Crow [as Kathy Ireland]: This door sounds brown!
    [As a man in a little car rides wildly past in the foreground...]
    Crow: Whoa-oa-oa! Don't ride the Wild Mouse, it's not saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaafe!!!
    [Wanda begins to explain about what happened to her father, but Charmin suddenly stops her.]
    Charmin: Wait a minute...is that really your voice?
    Servo: [irritated] Oh, jeez, I'd slap this movie if I could!

### Beginning of the End

    [All three are sitting in the front seat; Audrey is driving, Ed in the center:]
    Mike [as Audrey]: Wait, this isn't a stick shift... AAGGGHHH!!
    [The National Guard retreat from the attacking grasshoppers.]
    Crow [as soldier]: One weekend a month my ass!
    [The military downs one giant grasshopper, but the others close in.]
    Crow [as Grasshopper]: They got Jiminy! Get em!
    Mike [as general]: We have got to get organized! We should not be losing to grasshoppers, people!
    [The heroes are observing a captured grasshopper when the general walks in.]
    Crow [as general]: I just came to see what you did with the grant money...Oh my God!
    [As the grasshopper breaks free, Peter Graves's character picks up a gun and begins firing wildly at it.]
    Crow: Pete! Pete! Short, controlled bursts!
    [Shot of the Chicago skyline as a droning sound plays continuously.]
    Servo: When Brian Eno ruled Chicago.
    [Over yet another shot of the lush rolling countryside with mountains in the distance]
    Mike: Guys, this is so not Illinois.

### The Atomic Brain
#### What About Juvenile Delinquency? (short)

    [After the film fades out on a man being grabbed and carried off by a gang, it fades back in on a photograph of the same man.]
    Servo: [gasps] They flattened him!
    [The "gang" enters a diner one by one.]
    Mike, Servo and Crow [as everyone in the diner]: Norm! Norm! Norm! Norm! Norm!
    [Jamie and a group of students race for a car to get to the City Council.]
    Mike [as Announcer]: Pete, Linc, Julie, and... Steve?
    Servo [as Walter Winchell]: Elliot Ness and his Untouchables were in hot pursuit!
    [Jamie and his friends try to speak to the City Council]
    Angry City Councilman: We're just wasting time here and we've wasted too much time already!
    Servo [as Councilman]: Kill 'em all!
    [At the end of the film, a question mark appears and moves towards the screen.]
    Servo: It's Prince's new name, isn't it?
    Crow: No, it's Frank Gorshin's new name!

#### The Atomic Brain (movie)

    [As the girl in the opening scene is being lowered inside a machine, Mike and the Bots realize something about her.]'
    Mike: Hey, wait a minute!
    Crow: She's nude!
    Servo: Lady...
    [Otto Frank steps out of the device after showing Mrs. March that the girl's body has been reanimated]
    Crow: She's SORT-OF ALIVE!
    [Anita Gonzales, having her mind replaced with a cat, is chased onto the roof and ends up clinging to the side. Despite an attempt to rescue her, she slips and...]
    Servo: [giggling] And she floats gently to her death!
    [Wicked dowager Hetty March lifts herself out of the wheelchair.]
    Crow [as Hetty/Dr. Strangelove]: Mein Fuehrer! I can walk!
    [Three-quarters of the way through the movie, which has consisted almost entirely of the characters just wandering around the house and talking...]
    Servo: So, Mike, where's the atomic brain?
    Mike: I don't know...

### Outlaw

    [Mike, Crow, and Servo are playing around.]
    Gypsy: This is not a gymnasium!
    Crow: Aw, come on, Gyps, it’s fun when it’s fun!
    Gypsy: Yeah, it’s fun until somebody dies!
    [After Mike throws Servo into the air, he's stuck in the rafters.]
    Mike: Come on, Tom, just drop, I'll catch ya.
    Servo: But I'm scared!
    Mike: Don't be ridiculous. Come on.
    Servo: Okay, here I come.
    [Servo falls... right behind Mike.]
    Gypsy: We can't have nice things, can we?
    Servo: Ow, ow, help me, Mike.
    Mike: Okay, I'm coming, I'm coming.
    Crow: (Noticing the Mads' light) Oh, it'll have to wait! The dual airbags are calling!
    Gypsy: Hey, You guys look like Fabio! [Laughs]
    [Over the title screen]:
    Crow: [excited] With Jane Russell? Oh please oh please oh please oh please...
    Mike: No, don't get your hopes up.
    [Ten seconds into the opening credits...]
    Crow: I hate this movie already.
    [Cabot's ring begins to flash.]
    Crow: It's Commissioner Gordon calling!
    Watney: You know how to party, don't'cha, Cabot?
    Mike [as Watney]: You just put your lips together and drink!
    [Cabot's car begins shaking wildly as it enters the unseen portal to Gor. Watney hangs on to the dashboard in fear.]
    Mike: Any chance Barney Rubble there could go through the windshield?
    [The scene suddenly cuts to the deserts of Koruba, without any sort of transition explaining how Cabot and Watney got there.]
    Crow: Sorry, folks, we simply could not afford to have special effects!
    Watney: Where the hell am I?
    Mike: You're the hell here.
    Watney: Listen, Cabot, what the hell are you talking about? Where are we? What's going on here, Cabot?
    Crow [as Cabot]: Ssh! I'm acting!
    Cabot: I must go to Koruba!
    Watney: What?
    Cabot: Koruba.
    [Cabot walks away, and starts ignoring Watney]
    Watney: The same to you! Cabot, listen. Listen to me! Cabot, what's going on here? What happened last night? Did I do something wrong? Damnit, Cabot.
    Mike, Crow & Servo: [chanting] Kill him... kill him... kill him... kill him...
    Watney: Cabot, will you listen to me? I wanna go home right now, Cabot. Where are you going? No, no, wait there, Cabot! Tell me what the hell's going on, here. Is this one of your crazy science experiments, huh?
    Mike: [whispers] Cabot, no-one would see if you killed him right now!
    Crow: They'd probably give you a free drink at the Pullman.
    Guard: Who are you?
    Cabot: My name is Cabot.
    Guard: Cabot?
    [Numerous Korubian peasants turn around in excitement at the mention of Cabot's name.]
    Peasant #1: Cabot!
    Peasant #2: Cabot!
    Peasant #3: Cabot!
    Peasant #4: Cabot!
    Peasant #5: Cabot!
    Mike: Nope, doesn't ring a bell, sorry.
    [on the possibility of confronting a large group of armed slavers]
    Cabot: Listen. As long as I have some blood left in my veins, I will always fight slavery and oppression!
    Mike [as Cabot]: Uh, starting tomorrow.
    [The slaves are taken to a small trading village where they are to be sold.]
    Servo: Check it out, it's one of them Jack Nicklaus golf communities!
    Mike: [to Servo] ...Are you old? How do you know about that?
    [A beaten and bloodied Cabot is brought before Queen Lara.]
    Queen Lara: [accusing Xenos] What have you done to the prisoner?
    Servo [as Jack Palance]: Uh, we canceled it. It was too obscure.
    [Jack Palance's character Xenos is engaged in a lengthy plot recap with the evil Queen Lara]
    Queen Lara: What are you talking about?
    Mike [as Jack Palance]: [resignedly] I really don't know.
    Queen Lara: [in phenomenally bad ADR] Get out of here! You disgusting worm!
    Xenos: At once... your... Royal... Highness.
    Mike [as Jack Palance]: Now... if... you'll... ex...cuse me, I'm going to go... tear my... agent a new...
    [Cabot explains his love for Talena to a slave girl]
    Cabot: She feels for me and I feel for her, and we're free to express it.
    Crow [as Cabot]: Nekkid.
    [Mike and the Bots read excerpts from Jack Palance's fictional autobiography about the making of "Outlaw"]
    Crow: Let's see, uh... [doing a Jack Palance impression] "Day One: missed call. Partied all night with that platinum midget fellow and Urbano. Still having trouble seeing straight."
    Mike: Okay... [takes book and does own Jack Palance impression] "Day Three: missed call. Wandered into shot yesterday and they decided to keep it." [referring to his character's recurring phrase] "What the heck does 'Avante, avante' mean?"
    Servo: [takes book, does Palance] "Day Five: missed call. After four days of shooting, finally got script today and guess what? I'm not playing Thomas Aquinas. I'm supposed to be some kind of freakin' wizard."
    Crow: [book; Palance] "Day Eight: missed call. Just can't get cancelled series 'Brunk' off my mind. Why? Whyyyy? Can't keep anything down. Not sleeping."
    Mike: "Day Nine: missed call. Went to the village with Gina. My voice scares little Italian kids. Spent entire per diem on bunch of crap."
    Servo: "Day Ten: missed call. I think I—" [startled, reverts back to normal voice] "I think I killed a man today. More later?"
    [all shudder]
    [During the end credits]
    Servo: Ah, well.
    Crow: Have you seen the outtakes for this film?
    Mike: No, did they show 'em on Bloopers and Practical Jokes?
    Servo: No, uh, Faces of Death, actually. [They all laugh.] Sounds like Miami Vice. Say, was this movie ever released in the theaters, you think?
    Mike: No, I don't think so, but it's a good bet it was on the USA network.
    Servo: Oh! The USA— [imitates the fanfare the network used in the early '90s] I really like those original movies they made especially for the USA network. [imitates the fanfare again]
    Mike: Yeah, I know, they're great, and they all seem to have titles like, uh, Malibu Death Breast. [They laugh]
    Crow: Yeah, that or— [As a TV announcer] "Jeff Conaway and Shari Belafonte-Harper play a deadly game of cat and mouse in Murder Most Moist."
    Servo: Oh, hey! Hey, hey, let me play, I've got one. [As a TV announcer] "Judy Landers is on the trail of a devious killer in Peekaboo Lace, P.I."
    Crow: That's pretty good. Oh, wait, how bout [Announcer] "Jeff Conaway is a vigilante who stalks by night in Dark Underpants"?
    Mike: How about this one? [Announcer] "Lindsay Wagner is a sexy speech therapist held hostage in Tongue Lashing!"
    Crow: I like it!
    Servo: Hold it, hold it, hold it! I got it, I got it. How about "Jeff Conaway is up to his mouth in murder in French Pistol. CATCH IT!" [as they laugh] This is fun! Yeah.
    Mike: Okay, here. Try and top this one. "Jeff Conaway is a college professor whose secret life catches up with him in Death Spank!"
    Servo: Ooh, good one, "Death Spank"!
    Crow: I've got a good one. How about "Chris Lemmon and Heather Locklear form a crime fighting unit in The Lingerie Justice Files"?
    Servo: Ah, that's great. Wait, wait, I've got another. "Jeff Conaway and Morgan Fairchild are The Crotchless Killers."
    Crow: I like it, I like it! It's got verve, it's got— Oh, how about "Hard Buckner weaves a web of suspicion between Richard Chamberlain and Ben Vereen in Tap Pant Desire"?
    Servo: Nice use of Ben Vereen.
    Mike: I like the way you think. Try this one on. "William Devane tracks a killer on a tropical paradise in The Hawaii Edible Underwear Murders!"
    Servo: Mike, I love you for that one! Okay, get this. "Lisa Hartman is a streetwise cop who tracks a killer in Cheek Beats."
    Crow: You know, Servo, I'd marry you for that, but— Oh, I have one. This one's great. "Jeff Conaway is a crazed cult leader in The Waco Panty Raid."
    Mike: Um, uh, "Eric Roberts is a freaked out artist who gets more than he bargained for in Naked Came The Nude!"
    Servo: "Peter Deluise and Tommy Tune are Cod Police."
    Mike: [as they exit the theater] That was good.

### Radar Secret Service
#### Last Clear Chance (short)

    [Title of short appears]
    Servo: Your last clear chance... for fantastic savings!
    [The short starts with cars driving into a cemetery]
    Crow: Jack Kevorkian throws a tailgating party!
    Servo: Save some for me!
    [A pink car can be seen]
    Servo: Oh, look, the Pepto-Bismol car.
    Mike: Never let this happen to you. Don't make the mistake these people made. Don't die.
    Patrolman: I suppose I should have gone in for a few minutes...
    [The picture suddenly loses focus and moves up and down for a second]
    Patrolman: ...but I just couldn't do it.
    Crow [as Patrolman]: Because of the tear in the sprocket holes.
    Patrolman: I could say goodbye from here.
    Servo [as Patrolman]: GOODBYE!
    Patrolman: Frank's girl Betty Hutkins was waiting for him, of course. Everyone knew they'd be getting married before too long.
    Crow [as Betty]: When will we be getting married?
    Servo [as Frank Jr.]: Before too long.
    Patrolman: Whenever there's a hazard on the road, there's usually a sign to tell you about it. Like a curve warning or a "Right Of Way" sign, "Narrow Bridge", "Signals Ahead", "Do Not Enter", "No Passing", and many others.
    Crow: "All Nude Girls".
    Servo: "Whites Only".
    [A car approaches a railroad crossing sign at night, adorned with the typical "RR" symbol.]
    Servo: [growling] Rrrrr.
    Patrolman: If you haven't seen the signs...
    Mike: Boy, you haven't lived.
    Patrolman: ...this train might come as a surprise to you.
    Servo: The Sooooooooooooul Train!
    Crow [as Don Cornelius]: Thank you very much, Clarissa...
    Patrolman: They figure rules are for the other follow, not for good drivers like themselves.
    Servo [as Patrolman]: They're communists.
    [As woman walks away from car]
    Crow: Forty percent of car accidents are caused by... women's hinders!
    Crow [as Patrolman]: I'd tuck you in, but you're dead.
    Patrolman: Every day, these are your signs of life, whose purpose is to keep you alive.
    Crow: Even though you don't deserve it.
    [Close-up of woman driving, having difficulty with a map]
    Patrolman: Here's another problem on the roads that we officers face all too often...
    Mike: Women drivers! [everyone chuckles condecsendingly]
    Patrolman: ...the entering car that fails to yield the right of way.
    [An ominous black car skids into the street, nearly hitting a car that's forced to move into another lane]
    Crow: The paid assassin cruising through town.
    Patrolman: And yet, many people who have lived through a crossing accident will say--
    Servo: AAAAAH!
    [Mike and Crow look at Servo strangely.]
    Servo: That's what they say.
    [Frank Jr. arrives at the farm and sees Patrolman Hal]
    Frank Jr.: [Jokingly] I give up, officer! What's the charge?
    Crow [as patrolman]: Ha, ha! MANSLAUGHTER.
    Crow: I have a feeling one of these characters is about to see their own intestines.
    [after a long lecture on how small mistakes can lead to catastrophes, the accident approaches with Frank Jr. turning around completely in his car seat to wave at his brother behind him, and keeping this up for nearly a minute without paying any attention to the road ahead]
    Servo [as Frank Jr.]: Hey, the cop never said anything about doing intensely stupid things!
    Engineer: Why don't they look, Ralph? Tell me, why don't they look?
    Servo [as Ralph]: You're deep, Ernie.
    Patrolman: So, if the next car I stop happens to be yours...
    Mike [as patrolman]: Save a place for me at your dinner table!
    Patrolman: ...DON'T tell me that you were speeding a little, only BREAKING the law a little...
    Servo: ...uh-oh...
    Patrolman: ...only doing something a little bit wrong, save THAT for somebody else, brother!
    Crow: OH, MY GOD, HE'S SNAPPED!
    Patrolman: Because I've seen too many "litte bit" follies...
    Servo: He's a bad cop on the loose!
    Patrolman: ...and they end up a little bit DEAD!
    Mike [as Patrolman]: Now I'm gonna grab me a little bit of lunch.
    Servo: Hi. I'm Trooper Tom Servo. Well, I've seen it all, stared into the gapin' maw of death, and I'm here to remind you of the horror that lurks everywhere. No, don't get up. You young people can take things for granted, such as your sandwiches. Oh, I know, you're just going to eat that sandwich a little bit, with a little bit of mayo, and a little bit of hard salami.
    Mike: [stabs himself in the eye with the corner of his sandwich] AAAHHHHH!!!
    Crow: Why don't they look?
    Servo: Listen, brother! Nearly forty... uh, forty percent of all accidents, represent, uh, nearly half of all accidents. But who cares? Have fun with your lint trap! Nothing will happen to you. It will happen to the other guy!
    Mike: [sticks lint into his eye] AAHHHHH!!!!
    Crow: Why don't they-- [Mike sticks lint in his other eye and screams again] Why don't they look?
    Servo: Well say, hot plates are sure fun! Well, they're boss! They're cool! Until...
    Mike: [shoves the hot plate against the side of his face] AHHHHH!!!
    Crow: Why don't they--
    Servo: Well why do I even bother with the brainless gibbons who live in this stinking hole of a town?! Well, I wash my hands of it, brother! Pah! [wanders off, muttering]
    Mike: Wow... little guy really gets into his roll, doesn't he?
    Crow: [as the light on the desk starts flashing] Oh, ah hey, wonder what the Mads want?
    Servo: Oh, mad scientists! Ah, you can have a lot of fun with mad scientists, until someone loses an eye!
    Crow: [collapses after trying to hit the button with his face several times and knocking himself out]

#### Radar Secret Service (movie)

    [As title of movie appears on screen]
    Crow: Gary Burghoff goes undercover!
    Mike: That would explain his career for the last 10 years.

### Santa Claus

    [A caroling on the SOL has broken into a mess.]
    Magic Voice: We'll be right back... I think. Noel!
    [On the SOL, the gang is having a gift exchange.]
    Gypsy: Open mine, Mike! Open mine!
    Mike: Oh, the big one! Okay. [He opens a box] Oh, wow! Great sweater, Gyps. Thanks! [He holds it up] Look at that, it says "Joike" on it.
    Gypsy: Yeah, well, I started knitting it for the other guy a long time ago, and then, and then, well, you know.$^{[N]}$
    [At Santa's Toyland, boys and girls from all over the world sing as Santa plays his organ.]
    Servo [as Santa]: [singing] Ho, ho, ho, ho, staying alive, staying alive...
    [Over Spain]
    Mike, Crow, Servo: [singing along] I love him, I love him, and where he goes, I'll follow...
    [Over China]
    Servo: [singing] We are forced to sing...
    Crow: Hey, could we move on to a country with some rhythm?
    Narrator: Boys and girls from England.
    Crow: ...have rotten teeth.
    Servo [as Santa]: Feel it! Get down with your bad Santa self!
    Narrator: Japan also helps Santa.
    Mike [as Narrator]: By investing in his toy corporation, they now own Santa lock, stock, and barrel.
    Narrator: Talented children from the Orient.
    Crow: ...are not here today.
    Mike: Um, uh, you're dancing on my keyboard.
    Servo [as Santa]: [singing] Get it on in the morning now!
    Narrator: Even Russia has a delegation.
    Crow: Currently under surveillance by the CIA.
    Mike [as Narrator]: Santa makes them work 16 hours a day for $2 an hour.
    Narrator: The group from France.
    Servo: ...stinks to high heaven!
    [Over Germany]
    Crow [as General Burkhalter]: Klink, you are a terrible singer!
    Mike [as Col. Klink]: You're absolutely right! I am a terrible singer!
    Crow [as General Burkhalter]: How would you like to sing at the Russian front?
    Mike [as Col. Klink]: Well, my father was a very famous conductor...$^{[N]}$
    Crow [as General Burkhalter]: Shut up!
    Mike: I just wanna know one thing: When are Donny and Marie coming through the door?
    Narrator: Here's a happy song from Italy.
    Servo: [sings random Italian gibberish]
    Crow: So is this neorealism?
    Servo [as Don Corleone]: Okay, we're gonna whack Santa. He's trying to muscle in on the Easter Bunny's turf.
    Mike: Okay, great. You've offended everyone now.
    Narrator: The islands of the Caribbean.
    Mike: ...have nothing to do with this movie.
    Servo [as a Jamaican]: Legalize it, mon!
    Mike: [singing] Get up, stand up, stand up for your rights...
    Servo [as Ed McMahon]: Next up in the junior vocalist category: Thailand!
    Narrator: The South American group includes Brazil and Argentina.
    Mike: And a few other countries not worth mentioning right now.
    Crow: Ho! Santa's doing the forbidden dance!
    Narrator: The countries of Central America.
    Mike: ...are a threat to Santa's vital security interests.
    Servo: Hey, those are the same kids from the other countries! They'll be playing the Egyptians next.
    Crow: Hooray!
    Mike: Yay! USA! Woo!
    Narrator: The children of the USA.
    Crow: ...are too spoiled and lazy to help Santa. There, that makes it better.
    Narrator: A neighborly group of children from Mexico.
    Crow: ...are over-accessorized.
    [The devil is encouraging the little girl named Lupita to steal].
    Narrator: Don't listen to him, Lupita! It's bad to steal, and you'll be sorry!
    Crow: Ah, the classic battle between evil and the narrator.
    Narrator: That's right, Lupita, put it back.
    [Lupita puts the doll back and goes to her smiling mother].
    Crow [as mother]: Way to defeat Satan, honey.
    Pitch: [muttering angrily to himself] Curses! Wuzza-wuzza-wuzza-wuzza-Curses!
    Mike: [bewildered] Oh, don't ever do that again.
    [Santa's observatory is filled with magical equipment enabling him to spy on all the children of Earth.]
    Mike: [cheerfully] Santa's tendrils reach far and wide. There is no hiding from the K.L.A.U.S. Organization.
    [Santa eavesdrops on the bad children.]
    Second boy: [over radio] Anyway, Santa doesn't care about us. He's too far away.
    Servo [as Santa Claus]: They're on to me! Into the escape pod!
    [noting the Italian-looking names in the credits]
    Crow: This is a fascist Santa!
    Mike: Yeah, at the end, Santa gets hung upside down.
    Servo: Well, at least he made the sleigh rides run on time.
    [In "Hades," a number of devils cavort in a poorly-choreographed fashion]
    Mike: Oh, I suppose Hell got an NEA grant!
    [During a dream sequence of opening boxes with people inside]
    Mike [as announcer]: It's your new mom! [Crow imitates audience roaring]
    [Lupita is dreaming of performing in front of a row of identical boxes.]
    Mike: Pick your refrigerator, Lupita!
    [Several children are writing.]
    Crow [as children]: Call me Ishmael... I was born in a house my father built... The minute Yossarian...
    Crow: [sings] I've written a letter to Daddy...
    [Two young boys stand at a mailbox, mailing their letters to Santa Claus.]
    Mike [as boy]: I'm tellin' ya, Pepe, these Comedy Central contests are a waste of time!
    [Letters to Santa arrive at the North Pole.]
    Crow [as Santa]: Ho ho ho! There's a dollar in every one! My chain letter scam worked!
    Pedro: What kind of food do they eat on earth, Santa?
    Santa Claus: Oh, everything in sight! They eat most of the animals, the birds, the plants, the roots, the fish, even smoke and alcohol!
    Servo [as Santa Claus]: And they eat at Hardee's!
    [Santa winds his reindeer (which are all apparently wind up toys) and they begin to move.]
    Servo: This isn't charming at all! It's creepy!
    [Santa begins to laugh as he watches the reindeer]
    Crow: Oh, when Santa laughs, the whole world shakes its head.
    [The reindeer begins to laugh in a very unnatural way]
    Servo, Mike, and Crow: He, he haha, hahaha, [laughing turns into terrified screams] AHHHHH! AAHHHHHH!!!
    [Santa is still laughing]
    Mike: [scared] What's happening?!
    [Scene cuts to a shot of the wall behind the sleigh and there is a pentagram-like symbol on the wall.]
    Servo: A pentagram, and reindeer laughing... you figure it out.
    [A young "African" helper jumps off a sleigh.]
    Servo [as African Child]: [grumbling] Bone in my hair... I'm from Detroit!
    Narrator: [as Santa's sleigh is flying in the sky] I wonder where Santa will go first? Europe? Africa? America?
    Servo: Circle Pines?
    [Santa Claus makes his way home after delivering his presents.]
    Mike [as Santa]: Ho! Ho! H... wait, I forgot France. [pause] ...Oh, well! Ho! Ho! Ho!

### Teen-Age Crime Wave

    [The camera is zoomed in on a telephone ringing.]
    Mike [as an answering machine]: This is Jim Rockford, leave a message and I'll get back to ya.
    Crow: Jimmy, it's Angel, I'm in real bad trouble!
    Servo: [starts performing The Rockford Files theme]

### Village of the Giants

    [The credits show "Based on The Food of the Gods by H. G. Wells".]
    Crow: "Based on"? Yeah, in that they're both in English!
    Mike: It could be based on Profiles in Courage!
    Servo: Oh, by Theodore Sorensen?
    [Genius pours beaker contents, resulting in an explosion of red goop which splatters on his face.]
    Servo: He blew his hand off!
    Crow [as Magnus Pyke]: I blinded me with science!
    [Over a seemingly endless sequence of the giant bikini-clad teens dancing in slow-motion]
    Crow: You know, I'm starting to suspect this might be padding.
    Servo: Oh, no, no...
    Mike: No, that's real.
    [Genius (played by a young Ron Howard) proudly shows off the mixture he's working on, then returns to the basement to perfect it.]
    Mike: I hope that blows up in his face so I don't have to see Willow.
    Crow: Hey, I liked Willow!
    [Genius mixes various chemicals, trying to create more "goo".]
    Mike: Look at him, the little kid, plotting against us with Willow.
    Crow: [indignantly] I liked Willow!
    Mike: Kevin Pollak? You liked that?
    [A tarantula that's been exposed to the "goo" grows to a humongous size; it growls as it corners the film's stars.]
    Crow: Spiders don't growl, even that big.
    Mike: I guess you can't really prove that when they're that big, they don't growl.
    Crow: [defensively] I liked Willow.
    Mike: Hey, y'know, Ron must've gotten directing tips from Bert I.
    Servo: That's why he made Willow.
    Crow: Hey, I liked Willow!
    [The teens try to lasso the legs of the giant teens' leader, in a very poor special effect involving large mannequin legs.]
    Crow: Oh, come on! The effects in Willow were better than this!
    Mike: Hey, you liked Willow!
    Crow: I— huh?

### 12 to the Moon
#### Design for Dreaming (short)

    [The title card appears for two seconds as the gang enters.]
    Crow: Oh, this is by Noel Coward.
    [We go straight into the story.]
    Nuveena: [singing] I dreamed last night, the moon was so bright...
    Mike: Aw, I hate it when people tell me about their dreams.
    [As the Mystery Man first appears, presenting an invitation to Motorama...]
    Servo: And Tommy Tune arrives!
    Mystery Man: [singing] Let me persuade you to come to the place where tomorrow meets today...
    Crow [as Nuveena]: A subpoena? For me?
    [As Nuveena arrives at Motorama...]
    Mike: Right in the middle of the Steinman-Hopsburg wedding reception!
    Crow: I had a near-death experience like this.
    Nuveena: [singing] I want a Corvette!
    Mike [as Mystery Man]: [singing] I don't give a tin sh...!
    Mystery Man: I thought you would!
    Crow [as Mystery Man]: That's why I entered your head!
    Nuveena: [singing] I want a Pontiac, too!
    Mike: Man, she's a high-maintanence date!
    Mystery Man: [singing] This Buick's a beaut!
    Nuveena: [singing] I'll try it!
    [The shot transitions to Nuveena sitting in the driver's seat of the Buick.]
    Crow: She's gonna roll it!
    [Mike and Servo gasp]
    Servo [as a voice on a loudspeaker]: Ah, call Security to the showroom floor, please.
    Crow: I hope this is a rebuttal to Roger And Me.
    [Nuveena comes out of a car carrying what looks like an umbrella in her hands.]
    Nuveena: [singing] I can hardly wait for this dream to come tru-u-u-u-ue!
    Servo: Oh, at least I got myself a good parking spot!
    [Nuveena is suddenly seen in the showroom floor wearing an apron over her dress.]
    Mystery Man: Better get her into the kitchen quick!
    Mike [as Mystery Man]: Tater tots are burning!
    Crow [as a teenage boy]: Any more girls in there?
    [Mike and Crow laughs like Beavis and Butthead]
    [As the Kitchen of Tomorrow begins working on a cake...]
    Crow: Just because it's futuristic doesn't mean it's practical.
    [In her dream, Nuveena emerges from behind a pillar, prancing in a sporty blouse and short skirt, waving a tennis racket.]
    Crow: Aaah! It's a salute to Mr. B Natural!
    Servo: Oh, no, no, no!
    [She dances back to the pillar, then emerges in tartan trousers, energetically twirling a golf club.]
    Mike: This would be the "up" part of her manic mood swings, I'm guessing.
    Crow: Oh-ho-ho...
    Servo: Man, it is gonna take her forever to write this dream down.
    [She goes behind the pillar again and emerges this time in a pink bathing suit and straw sun hat.]
    Servo: [Shocked] Ah! Wow!
    Mike: I wonder what Freud would make of that sun hat!
    Crow: Well, sometimes a sun hat is just a sun hat.
    [Nuveena removes the cake from a futuristic oven.]
    Nuveena: My cake is ready.
    Mike: Uh-uh. I call no way!
    Servo: Uh-uh. Candles and everything...
    Crow: Happy Birthday, Wanda June.
    [Now in a gown, Nuveena is lifted to a stage before a crowd below.]
    Narrator: And now, a glamorous dancer and a special number: "Dance of Tomorrow"!
    Crow [as Announcer]: Chorus Line 2: The Wrath of Chaka Khan!
    Nuveena: Everyone says the future is strange, but I have a feeling some things won't change.
    [The crowd claps along, but to a slower beat.]
    Servo, Crow [as Crowd]: Give us Cyd Charisse!
    Crow: While she's dancing, the Japanese are making great cars.
    Servo [as Announcer]: Cindy Williams is Twyla Tharp as Isadora Duncan in The Meredith Monk Story: A One-Woman Show!
    Mike [as Announcer]: Co-starring Tom Bosley.
    Crow [as Announcer]: As Bosley.
    [The narrator introduces fashion models posing next to the Dream Cars Of Tomorrow. Each car is shown between shots of fireworks.]
    Servo [as Announcer]: With Jackie Gleason, Audrey Meadows...
    Crow: Bonnie and Clyde's death car!
    Servo [as Announcer]: With Art Carney and Joyce Randolph...
    Crow: Fonzie's death car.
    Mike [as Fonzie]: Ay.
    Mike [as Narrator]: Pregnant woman and schnauzer optional.
    Crow: Entire production supervised by Jackie Gleason.
    Servo: The "Closed Three Plants" car.
    Mike: Executive producer, Jack Philbin.
    Crow: The Schick electric razor car!
    Narrator: Costume by Emilio of Capri!
    Mike [as Narrator]: Unfettered avarice by Madison Avenue!
    Servo [as Announcer]: ...in The Honeymooners!
    [A broad-grilled car is shown next.]
    Crow [as the cars "expression"]: GRRR! RRRRrrrR!
    Mike [as Narrator]: Clown suit by Bargain Clown of Hollywood.
    [As the Mystery Man introduces the final car shown, the Firebird II, he deliberately shushes the audience to ensure that it is "secretly" a surprise reveal.]
    Servo: Oh, this is what happens when you go to a car show with Michael Crawford.
    [On the Firebird II]
    Crow: The "Extention Of My Manhood" car!
    Mike: Your deal with the devil is now complete.
    Servo [as Nuveena]: Do you have it in red?
    Mike [as Mystery Man]: That's a six week delivery, ma'am.
    [Nuveena and the Mystery Man drive away on the Highway of Tomorrow. The Mystery Man points out something.]
    Mike [as Mystery Man]: Look, dead raccoon of tomorrow.
    [The music becomes very etherial and dreamlike.]
    Nuveena: [singing] Tomorrow...
    Servo: [singing, a la Elmer Fudd] With my sword and magic helmet...
    Mike [as Mystery Man]: That's where President Barbi Benton lives with Prime Minister Jim J. Bullock.
    Crow: Automatic freeway. You build it.
    Mike: Someone invent rock and roll, please!
    Servo: Future may not be available as seen. Personal fates may vary. Future not available in Africa, India, or Central South America.
    Crow: Ah, there's probably some giant kid standing off, holding a control.
    [As the short ends, Nuveena and the Mystery Man ride off together. The road they're on appears to be a dead end.]
    Mike: Look out! The bridge to the future's out!
    [They all gasp and make crash sounds as the end card appears.]

#### 12 to the Moon (movie)

    [The film starts over the Columbia Pictures logo.]
    Servo [as Jerry Lewis]: Lady!
    Crow [as Jerry Lewis]: Hey, lady!
    Mike [as Jerry Lewis]: Hey, down here, lady!
    Servo [as Jerry Lewis]: Love this lady.
    Mike: She's in everything.
    [Over the opening title]
    Mike: Doughnuts?
    Servo: No, no, no.
    Crow [as Jackie Gleason]: Oh, you're goin' to the moon, all right!
    [The film's opening credits gradually plaster a dozen names on the screen.]
    Mike: Wow, I think I'm in this!
    [The elderly Secretary General of the International Space Order addresses the world by radio/telecast.]
    Secretary General: At this moment...
    Crow [as Secretary General]: I may die!
    Secretary General: ... over two billion people...
    Servo [as Secretary General]: ... have been served.
    Secretary General: … in every part of the world, are focusing their attention on this program.
    Mike [as Secretary General]: ... and my rump.
    Secretary General: Every nation of the Earth, in a magnificent effort, is contributing of its people and resources, in an attempt to reach the Moon, and proclaim it...
    Servo [as Secretary General]: ... dolphin-safe!
    Secretary General: ... international territory.
    Crow [as Secretary General]: ... and House of Pancakes.
    Secretary General: God be with you.
    Servo: And also with you.
    [Our heroes have landed safely on the Moon.]
    Dr. Hamid: Allah be praised!
    Dr. Orlov: Praise the ship, not Allah.
    Servo [as Hamid]: I'll praise whoever I want, white boy.

## Season 6
### Girls Town

    [Regarding Mel Tormé...]
    Mike: Hit him! He'll cry!
    Mike: He's like a youthful Jabba the Hutt.
    [After attempting to force himself on his date, Chip tumbles over the edge of a cliff.]
    Mike Nelson [as Chip]: [screams, then pauses] Hey, look, a moral! [resumes screaming]
    [Chip hits the ground and dies.]
    Servo [as Chip]: Uh... call me?
    [Fred, played by Mel Tormé, hears the scream and sees Chip's date run away. He and his date head over to investigate.]
    Fred: Chip! Hey, Chip! Where are ya, Chip?
    Crow [as Chip's corpse]: Down here! I got a crick in my neck!
    Fred: Chip, come on! Say something, Chip!
    Crow [as Chip's corpse]: "Wuh-aughhh!"
    [Fred and his date find Chip's broken body at the bottom of the cliff.]
    Mike [as Chip's corpse]: Howdy! I think the date's going pretty well!
    [Mother Veronica climbs out of a car driven by another nun]
    Mother Veronica: Wait for me, sister.
    Crow [as Mother Veronica]: If you hear any shooting, just pull around the corner and get ready to gun it!
    [Policeman Clyde grills Serafina about her accusation against Jimmy (played by a babyfaced Paul Anka).]
    Mr. Clyde: You don't want him to go to jail, now, do you?
    Servo: Make him promise not to sing "She's Having My Baby"!
    [Buxom Silver Morgan speaks with the father of her dead ex-boyfriend]
    Mr. Gardner: I'll never understand what my son saw in you.
    Silver: Oh, no? [turns to face him]
    Crow [as Silver]: Do these explain anything?
    [Silver Morgan, played by the ample-chested Mamie Van Doren, steps out of the car and stands at an angle emphasizing her prominent bustline.]
    Crow: Let's see, where should I be looking right now...?
    Silver: Any.. studs around here?
    Serafina: Any what?
    Silver: Daddy-O's. He-males. Stags!
    Serafina: Only the gardeners.
    Crow [as Serafina]: And Father Fabio!
    [At a club, Jimmy sings Paul Anka's hit "Lonely Boy".]
    Jimmy: I'm just a lonely boy…
    Mike: Why does that not surprise me?
    [Jimmy performs the ballad "It's Time To Cry" for the girls at Girls Town.]
    Servo: The music that rocked America… gently to sleep.
    [At a drive-in restaurant, Fred (Mel Tormé) chows down on a huge burger over a tray with two drinks.]
    Mike: The Velvet Hog! $^{[N]}$
    [Mary Lee tries to call her sister Silver at the nun-run Girls Town.]
    Servo [as Operator]: Girls Town, please hold.
    Servo [as Hold Music]: [singing Sister Janet Mead's "The Lord's Prayer"] Our father, who art in heaven…
    Servo [as Operator]: All of our lines are currently busy. The last call will be answered first, and those who call first shall be answered last. $^{[N]}$
    [Silver tries to return Mary Lee's call, but gets no answer.]
    Silver: Operator, I've dialed ORchard 4-2122 ten times! I can't get anyone to answer!
    Crow [as Operator]: Well, you want me to go to the house and answer the phone?!
    [The bread delivery "boy" that Silver is on a date with is an undercover cop]
    Silver Morgan: Oh, I was a fool to fall for a phony delivery boy!
    Mike: Especially since he's thirty-eight!

### Invasion USA
#### A Date with Your Family (short)

    Servo: The Woody Allen story!
    Mike: Hey, I like my family, as a friend!
    [Reading a list of names in the credits]
    Crow: All of who are orphans.
    [Brother looks inside a pot]
    Narrator: What's the matter?
    Servo [as Brother]: THERE'S A RABBIT IN THERE!
    Crow [as Announcer]: We've secretly switched their Folgers coffee...
    Narrator: The women of this family seem to feel that they owe it to the men of the family to look relaxed, rested, and attractive at dinnertime.
    Mike [as Narrator]: So they're unsuspecting when they kill them.
    Mike [as Daughter]: Hi, Mom, I'm pregnant.
    [Brother, sporting a slicked-back hair style, cleans his room.]
    Narrator: Brother notices the time, and realizes that he must put things in order, and clean himself up in time for dinner.
    Mike [as Narrator]: He's got to strip and replace the oil in his hair with summer-weight.
    Narrator: Now, Mother and Daughter put the finishing touches on the dinner.
    Servo [as Narrator]: With strychnine!
    Crow [as Daughter]: Salad needs more butter, Mother!
    Narrator: ...he will relax at dinner with those he loves.
    Crow: But not these people.
    Crow [as Narrator]: What you are watching now should have been edited in the final version. My apologies.
    Narrator: They speak with their dad as though they are genuinely glad to see him.
    Crow [as Narrator]: They're not, of course...
    [as the boys talk with their dad]
    Mike [as Junior]: Father, I had a feeling today.
    Servo [as Father]: Well don't, son.
    Mike [as Mother]: Hi, I'm Betty, and I'll be your wife tonight.
    Gypsy: Mike, this sucks! Can we just eat?
    [Daughter is still arranging the flowers while the family sits down.]
    Narrator: Brother seats Junior...
    Crow [as Narrator]: Daughter obsesses with the flowers.
    Narrator: ...then helps Mother to her chair, as he would his best girl.
    Mike [as Narrator]: The less said about this, the better.
    Crow [as Narrator]: Junior seats Dad, and Sister seats the dog, and the dog...
    Servo [as Daughter]: Dad, I'm dating a Negro!
    Narrator: Many families throughout the country observe the custom of saying Grace at mealtime.
    Crow [as Father]: Please, God, take me now...
    [As Father begins passing food.]
    Servo: [in a British accent] Field Marshall Montgomery sits down to eat. Yes, it's smashing, it's a good day...
    [Father passes a food-laden plate to Daughter.]
    Narrator: They converse pleasantly while Dad serves.
    Mike [as Daughter]: No, I— I'll just have Saltines.
    Narrator: I said "pleasantly", for that is the keynote at dinnertime. It is not only good manners, but good sense.
    Crow [as Narrator]: Emotions are for ethnic people.
    Narrator: Pleasant, unemotional conversation helps digestion.
    Servo [as Narrator]: I can't stress "unemotional" enough.
    Narrator: Father serves Mother first, then Daughter.
    Mike [as Narrator]: Let's go to the flowchart for this.
    Crow [as Narrator]: And be sure to make a plate for the narrator.
    Servo [as Narrator]: A violent argument erupts over whose day was more pleasant.
    Servo [as Narrator]: Remember, always cut the meat of the person to your left.
    Narrator: No one starts eating until Father has served himself.
    Mike [as Narrator]: THIS MEANS YOU!
    Narrator: Always wait for the hostess...
    Servo [as Narrator]: to seat you.
    Narrator: ...in this case Mother, to begin eating before you start.
    Mike [as Narrator]: Father feigns eating, draws Junior out, then disowns him!
    Crow [as Father]: I'm moving to Fire Island, dear.
    Narrator: Be sure to tell Mother how good the food is.
    Mike [as Narrator]: ...even as you gag on it.
    [Brother gives the "okay" sign.]
    Servo [as Brother]: This stinks!
    Narrator: Don't monopolize the conversation and go on and on without stopping. Nothing destroys the charm of a meal more quickly.
    Mike [as Narrator]: …than having a personality.
    Narrator: Don't make unkind comparisons about your stand[ard of] living. The dinner table is no place for discontent. It makes Dad and Mother uncomfortable and unhappy.
    Crow [as Narrator]: …and they already dislike you enough.
    [Father has an extremely irritated look on his face.]
    Mike [as Father]: Well, there it is. Spankings all around, then.
    Servo: Perhaps booze would alleviate this situation.
    Narrator: Do you begin to see now how a date with your family can be a truly special occasion?
    Mike [as Narrator]: Do you? DO YOU?
    Narrator: And why Brother and Sister looked forward to the evening?
    Mike [as Narrator]: WELL, DO YOU? BETTER SAY "YES", DAMMIT!
    Narrator: When the dinner hour at home is treated with a certain amount of graciousness and ceremony, it can be memorable. There is no family so poor but that the evening meal can be eaten in an atmosphere of warmth and gentleness.
    Servo [as Narrator]: ...and control and repression.
    [As the short ends]
    Crow: You know, this makes me want to heat up a Libbyland frozen dinner and eat in front of the TV!
    Servo [as Announcer]: Now enjoy some refreshments in the lobby!
    Mike: [waves goodbye] Bye-bye, everyone.
    Crow: A Simmel-Mervay release.

#### Invasion USA (movie)

    [Over the opening credits...]
    Mike: Starring these people and Chuck Norris.
    [The credit "Directed by Alfred E. Green" appears onscreen]
    Crow: What, me direct?
    Pilot: Control tower, request landing instructions.
    Tom Servo [as flight controller]: [irate] Well, just keep coming down until you're not in the sky anymore! Don't you know how to land?!
    Carla: [about her work at the blood bank] We set a record today.
    Vince: You set a record with me a long time ago.
    Mike [as Vince]: God, I'm smooth.
    ["Forecaster" Ohman delivers his preparedness moral and departs.]
    Sylvester: Well, I guess I better be going. Maybe make some of those tank parts. [...] Finished with your drink?
    Carla: Yes, but I—
    Vince: I'll take care of her.
    Sylvester: Is that the way you want it?
    Servo [as Carla]: [suggestively] Vince and I are gonna make our own tank parts.

### The Dead Talk Back

    [Doing a fire drill on the SOL]
    Crow: There really is no place to go!
    Mike: Well, still. We gotta meet code.
    Gypsy: No talking in line!

#### The Selling Wizard (short)

    [The opening card reads "ANHEUSER-BUSCH, INCOPORATED Manufacturers of Quality Low Temperature Cabinet Makers presents"]
    Mike: Oh yeah, and high-octane suds! Woo!
    [As cardboard cut-outs of the main focus points of the short appear one-by-one]
    Narrator: You, the ice cream manufacturer.
    Crow: Up against the wall! Spread 'em!
    Narrator: You...
    Mike: Me?
    Narrator: ...the frozen food distributor.
    Servo: Ben and Jerry before Woodstock.
    Narrator: And you, the food retailer.
    Crow [as announcer]: These three people will square off against—
    Narrator: Yes, today's problem is merchandising...
    Mike: Over three kinds of vanilla!
    Narrator: ...to sell in high volume, for high profit.
    Crow: For high people.
    [Cut to a shot of a stack of ice cream boxes]
    Narrator: Frozen products are impulse items...
    Servo: I'll take it, I'll take it!
    Narrator: And impulse buying is primarily...
    Mike: Women's fault.
    [The stack suddenly drops]
    Narrator: ...an emotional decision.
    Crow: The market crashed!
    [Showing an artist designing a ice cream package]
    Narrator: Manufacturers spend millions on package design.
    Servo [as Narrator]: Yet, this is the result.
    [As a freezer fades in with no lights surrounding it, everyone imitates the theme from "2001: A Space Odyssey".]
    Narrator: Yes, this is the answer: a real selling wizard.
    [The lights go on]
    Servo: Are we in heaven?
    Crow: [as the lights finish] Rip-off!
    Mike: It's a little big; I just want a hotplate!
    Narrator: And what's the first feature that makes a selling wizard?
    Servo: Bosoms!
    Narrator: Sales appeal styling.
    Crow: Or "S. A. S."
    [Talking about the advantage of easily taking inventory with the freezer]
    Narrator: One glance, and you know if the cabinet requires filling.
    Servo: Just one glance, don't look back.
    [Noticing a box in the freezer]
    Mike: This is frozen cotton?
    Narrator: And notice how these convient horizontal wire shelves put your product always within buying range.
    Servo: GIVE IT TO ME! GIMME!
    Narrator: They may be removed entirely for loading to full-cabient capacity.
    Crow: But don't put your tongue on it!
    [The camera pans down, showing the "Selling Wizard's" lovely gams]
    Crow: Boy, she's got a big scab on her knee.
    Narrator: Gentlemen! If you please!
    Mike [as Narrator]: You filthy degenerates!
    [The Narrator is describing the good points of a freezer]
    Narrator: Yes, on every count...
    Mike [as Narrator]: Guilty!
    Servo: Next step, open a grocery store.
    Mike: This freezer rules!
    [Showing how a forced-air conditioner works]
    Narrator: This simplified sketch showing a cross-section of the cabinet...
    Mike: ...makes no sense.
    Crow: (Midwestern accent) Ah, better plug in the car.
    Mike: (singing) And it comes out here...
    Servo: WHERE'S MY ICE CREAM?!
    Crow: But I need a stove.
    Narrator: In this all-purpose, two-lid utility storage cabinet with 23-cubic-foot storage capacity...
    Mike [as Narrator]: Bodies stack easy.
    [Over the "The End" card]
    Servo [as Ed McMahon]: And remember to buy Ed McMahon's Budweiser ice cream.
    All: Hi-yo!
    Mike: Leni Riefenstahl's most powerful film.
    Servo: Hi-yo!

#### The Dead Talk Back (movie)

    Crow: [as a TV announcer] Tonight's episode: "The Dead Go Fishing" with special guest star Robert Culp.
    [During a night scene illuminated by a single dim spot light:]
    Crow: The first movie filmed entirely with flashlights.
    Servo [as cinematographer]: C'mon, Merle! I only got two more D-cells left!
    Mike: Probably blew their budget on those bongo players. I just said a lot of B's.
    [As a driver tries unsuccessfully to start their car]
    Crow: With 34 cylinders, the cars of yesteryear were impossible to flood.
    Servo: She's flooding the radio.
    [As a man in a trench coat runs towards the car]
    Mike: And Creepy Triple-A is there.
    Crow [as driver]: Maybe this isn't my car.
    Servo: Geez, not since Moonraker has there been an exciting opening sequence.
    [Krasker introduces himself]
    Krasker: Have you been hearing some weird stories recently?
    Servo [as Krasker]: About Chuck Berry?
    Krasker: About telepathy?
    Crow: I knew you were going to say that.
    Krasker: The fourth dimension?
    Servo: Or Marilyn McCoo?
    Krasker: Or ghosts?
    Mike: Hmm, no, it doesn't ring a bell. We must have the wrong movie.
    Krasker: The case that I'm working on at the present time involves a little of each.
    Crow: Hang on a sec here, I've got this one thing.
    Krasker: Me?
    Mike: You?
    Krasker: Who am I?
    Servo [as Krasker]: Frankly I've forgotten.
    Krasker: I'm a private investigator. Criminology is my hobby.
    Crow [as Krasker]: I sell parts of my record collection to make ends meet. I also manage a bowling alley... Oh, look, I'm kind of between projects at the moment. [softly] Mike, help me!
    Krasker: My philosophy?
    Servo [as Krasker]: Lots of leather.
    Krasker; Metaphysics. What is metaphysics?
    Mike [as Krasker]: It's really hard.
    Krasker: There's a long, complicated explanation to that question.
    Servo: [sarcastically] Which he'll be happy to give us.
    Krasker: Wouldn't it be fantastic... to be able to speak to someone who has just passed over?
    Servo: Quit squirming.
    Krasker: Why just think! We could find lost articles...
    Servo [as Krasker]: Coupons!
    Krasker: Treasures... Gold mines...
    Crow [as Krasker]: You're not buying any of this, are you?
    Krasker: We could even solve murders... by just contacting the murdered.
    Mike [as Krasker]: I'm so lonely... [sobs]
    [Krasker switches on his radio for talking to the dead:]
    Krasker: It takes a while for... temperature attunement.
    Crow: Uh-huh...
    Servo: Yeah.
    Krasker: Warming up.
    Crow: Sure.
    Krasker: We'll try it again later.
    Crow [as Krasker]: Are you wearing corduroy? 'Cause that affects the radio, you know. You should also wash your hair a lot so the vibrations work.
    Mike [as Krasker]: This's gonna take a while; you wanna hang out? We could play air hockey, but we'd have to be kinda quiet 'cause my dad works third shift...
    Krasker: The problem of communicating with the... departed...
    Servo [as Krasker]: Is that they're dead.
    [A large, full bookshelf stands against the far wall:]
    Mike [as officer]: Ya look at that? All the books Joyce Carol Oates published last month.
    [Close-up of crossbow being fired]
    Servo: [singing] Shoot that poison arrow through my heaaaaaaa-aaart!
    [After discarding a pair of shoes, a suspect drives off in a 1960's Volkswagen Bug:]
    Servo [as suspect]: The heater never works in this thing. Starts well, though...
    Crow: One thing about this getaway? Great gas mileage.
    Servo: Zero to sixty... in about an hour.
    [There's some kind of audible fuzz on the soundtrack]
    Servo: Is someone purring?
    [Crow looks around for a bit]
    [Krasker is deep into a seance using a razor blade inside a wine glass as a "receiver"]
    Krasker: Tell us who you are. It's important that we know.
    Mike: To talk to the dead, press one. If you'd like the Ethereum, the Imperium, or the Emerald Beyond, please hold.
    Woman: I can't hear it clearly—
    Servo: That's because it's a RAZOR BLADE IN A GLASS!!!
    [Krasker lights up a cigar before the seance]
    Crow [as Krasker/Bill Cosby]: And m' wife...came downstairs...her face...was split! Hah hah hah...razzim frazzim...
    [During the end credits]
    Crow: Hey, I just realized something: They NEVER talked to the dead!

### Zombie Nightmare

    [The opening credits identify the heavy metal bands who contributed music to the soundtrack: Motorhead...]
    Servo: Oh, Motorhead! I have their latest collection of Cole Porter tunes!
    [...Girlschool...]
    Crow: Uh, that's Womanschool?
    [...Thor...]
    Servo: [lisping] Oh, I think Thor ith fabulouth.
    [...Deathmask...]
    Mike: Oh, Deathmask ! They played at my parents' anniversary party!
    [...and Fist.]
    Servo: And I saw Fist when they opened for Badfinger!
    [Before the car hits Tony]
    Servo: Don't worry, his area will protect him!
    [Tony gets hit by car]
    Servo: ...Or not.
    Gypsy: I used to like you when you were a Caped Crusader, even better than Darth Vader. But then you were the best, but now you are like all the rest. That's all, so see you later.
    [After running over Tony, the music stops as the teens frantically clamor to each other and scramble to get out of the car.]
    Mike [as one of the teens]: I think we hit a moose!
    Crow [as one of the teens]: [hysterical] C'MON, TURN THE TAPE OVER!!!
    [As Hank the grocer runs over to Tony's body]
    Crow: There's a deeeaaaaad hunk in the middle of the road! Dead boy!
    [Bobby knocks on the window of their car, talking to Jim]
    Bobby: Hey, what's the matter?
    Mike [as Jim]: This Kansas song just makes me so sad!
    Jim: What are you looking at? Eat your ice cream!
    [Zombie Tony stumbles towards a college-like athletic building]
    Crow [as Tony]: Must... register... for... semester!
    [The soundtrack is peppered with sporadic metallic clanging noises.]
    Servo: Damn radiator!
    Crow: Soundtrack by John Cage.
    [Zombie Tony looks up to a bright light]
    Servo: The dead Zone is for loading and unloading only...
    [When Adam West first appears on screen, sitting behind a desk, smoking a cigar]
    Servo [as Batman TV announcer]: What's this?
    [Police Captain Churchman (Adam West) walks over to a reluctant punk murder suspect being restrained by workers and kicks him in the face.]
    Crow: Oh that was easy for him, he just pretended it was Tim Burton.
    Det. Sorrell: [on the issue of Bobby's murder] The kid was impaled with a baseball bat; I don't know how this James Earl guy could do it!
    Capt. Churchman: Maybe James Earl has a great batting average.
    Servo: But it's the R.B.Is that count, isn't it?
    [Zombie Tony is returning to the cemetery after a night of killing]
    Crow: Y'know, ironically, they were only able to bust the zombie for tax evasion! [chuckles]
    [As a car backs up, turns around and drives away]
    Servo: Hal Needham was brought in to direct this scene.
    [The car drives off the screen.]
    Servo: And that's it.

### Colossus and the Headhunters

    [Our hero Maciste (AKA Colossus) returns to find pandemonium: people are running in every direction, large stones falling around, and a volcano erupting.]
    Servo [as Maciste]: I leave you alone for one hour—!
    Ariel: What is your name?
    Maciste: Maciste, and yours?
    Crow: [holding back laughter] Cheesesteak?
    [The camera pans very slowly down Maciste's body as he steers the raft]
    Crow: Hmm... the camera operator is indulging himself here...
    [After many days on a raft, Maciste pulls the sail aside to see land nearby.]
    Crow: Oh, it was behind the sail the whole time!
    Maciste: Land! Land!
    Servo [as Maciste]: It would be really great if we found some land!
    Mike [as Maciste]: It's... the wrong land, never mind, sorry.
    [Maciste has been shot in the chest with an arrow, but he pulls it out effortlessly and gets to his feet.]
    Crow: [snickering] Luckily, this was before death had been invented.
    [Queen Amoa is explaining her peoples' problem to Maciste at considerable length.]
    Crow [as Maciste]: [wearily] Hey, look, my island blew up!
    [Two men grapple on a rope bridge and tumble over the side.]
    Servo: Oh no! It's a horrible drop into...
    [They land in the water, about two feet below the bridge.]
    Servo: Oh. Heh.
    [More soldiers tumble off the bridge, continuing to fight in the river.]
    Servo [as soldier]: Hey, this is fun! Whoopee!
    Mike: And thus, synchronized swimming was invented!
    [The beanstalk-thin villain, Kermes, is explaining his evil plans to Queen Amoa.]
    Kermes: The fragile shoulders of a woman can not bear the burdens of a kingdom without assistance.
    Mike: Pssh! He's talking about fragile shoulders.
    Kermes: Maintaining a throne demands courage, wisdom, bravery, and cruelty...
    Servo: And pants!
    Kermes: And all the other virtues that only... a MAN could possibly possess.
    Crow: Well, at least you're not pompous.
    Kermes: That is why you and I will rule together with me as your...
    Servo: Dun-dun-dun!
    Kermes: ...advisor.
    Crow: Huh?!
    [Queen Amoa rebukes Kermes as he looks on with a devastated look on his face.]
    Mike [as Kermes]: Why are you yelling at me? This is my greatest moment, stop it!
    Crow: Isn't it cute the way they're making a stab at a plot?
    [A fight scene has broken out.]
    Mike: Well, it's not a plot point... and it's not an action sequence... so what is it?
    [Queen Amoa demands that a dance be performed before her wedding as a stalling tactic... and the dance is really, really bad.]
    Servo: Now this will anger the gods!
    [The not very good dance goes on and on.]
    Mike: So... the director has a girlfriend.
    Crow: Apparently!
    Crow: This is history's first awkward moment.
    Mike: [dramatically] For the first time, people don't know where to look.
    Crow [as the blind King]: I think it's pretty good!
    [The camera pans across a battle in the headhunters' village—and past an embarrased-looking tribesman standing awkwardly by himself.]
    Mike: Aw, poor guy doesn't have a fighting partner!
    [The effeminate villain, Kermes, drops a portcullis to trap Maciste.]
    Mike [as Kermes]: [Lisping.] I caught you, you bitch!
    [Kermes ambushes Maciste and, in the ensuing fight, gets stabbed with his own sword.]
    Mike [as Maciste]: Wow, those sharp things really work!
    Servo: And three quarters into the movie, Maciste finally does something!

### The Creeping Terror

    Crow: [while the crew indulges in a coffee shop setting scenario, trying to avoid coming off as pretentious] It's definitely not working. ... [in a snobby tone] I've been recording my life in pastel!
    Servo: The only question worth asking is "What am I going through right now?".
    Gypsy: [as a in-house guitarist, towards Mike] You- the white male- are my personal oppressor. Oh my!
    Crow: Yes, she is so great! I saw her one-woman show; her soul cried out to me.
    Gypsy: So I'll take my rage, and box it up, and take it out with the trash!
    Mike: Thanks a lot, Dr. Forrester; see what you've done? You turned my friends into a bunch of self-absorbed poseurs!
    Gypsy: A white male middle-class power holder would say that, Mike!
    Servo: [while he and Mike stage a parody vignette of "Love, American Style", holding a wedding ring] Well, I'm finally going to propose to Debbie!
    Mike: That's great; let's see the ring. [puts it on his finger, and it gets stuck] The ring's stuck!
    Servo: I guess we'll have to get married! [chuckles as he and Mike kiss]

#### The Creeping Terror (film)

    [Sheriff Ben and Deputy Martin examine a spacecraft.]
    Sheriff Ben: It could be one of our missiles.
    Servo [as Martin]: This county has missiles, sir?
    [The carpet/alien is "devouring" a victim, who is obviously climbing into the prop's mouth]
    Mike [as Alien]: Uh, if you could help me out by climbing in...
    Crow [as Alien]: I can't believe I ate the whole thing!
    Woman: [checking her baby who is seen crying in their crib] Poor baby; let mommy take your temperature.
    Crow: [as baby] No! Get lost!
    Servo: Uh, I don't I wanna see what's about to happen.
    Crow: [as baby; while the woman grabs a rectal thermometer] Wait, you're gonna put that where?! I'm not sick; I'm fine! I'm getting better!
    Mike: [as baby after getting checked] Owwww, you'll pay for this!
    Woman: Poor baby; you'll feel better soon.
    Mike: What about picking him up, or feeding him?
    Servo: [as woman] That's done. Now I have the whole day to myself!
    [A woman hangs laundry, consisting entirely of white items.]
    Crow: When Tom Wolfe's wife does the laundry!
    [Pursued by the monster, a morbidly obese man falls over into a shallow stream and flails around wildly]
    Servo: Let the current take you away! SWIIIIM!
    Mike: And the world has one less Santa.
    Narrator: The monster next appeared in Lovers' Lane.
    Mike [as Narrator]: …to a sold-out crowd!
    Narrator: Everyone who experienced that catastrophe and survived would never go there again.
    Servo [as Narrator]: And those who did not survive such a catastrophe also would not go there again.
    [at a formal dance, the alien appears and the crowd starts screaming in terror]
    Mike: [as the Alien] I know, it's a cheap suit; but it's all I had.
    Servo: [as the Alien] Why is everybody lookin' at me?
    Woman: [flatly exclaiming] My God; what is it?!
    [Crow, Servo, and Mike all break out laughing]
    [Martin desperately tries to disable the ship's computers by beating it with his pistol.]
    Mike: Hey, there's bullets in the other end of that thing!

### Bloodlust!

    Gypsy: [of Pearl Forrester's influence on Clay] Now I understand why he's so sick! Boy, I'm tempted to call her something that rhymes with 'bitch'! Oh, I mean 'witch'!
    Servo: She said the word! Gypsy's in trouble; Gypsy's in trouble!
    [On the SOL bridge, Mike and the Bots are in costumes.]
    Servo: Ah! Hello. Welcome to tonight's Mystery… Murder… Dinner… Party—
    Crow: I did it!
    Gypsy, Servo, Mike: CROW!

#### Uncle Jim's Dairy Farm (short)

    Mike: Is Velveeta a member of the National Dairy Council?
    Servo: No, Velveeta's a splinter group.
    [The title appears on screen]
    Crow: I thought I smelled something!
    Servo: Yes, the farm of secrets and lies.
    Narrator: This is a story about the summer George and Betty spent on Uncle Jim's dairy farm.
    Servo [as Narrator]: A cautionary tale.
    Narrator: George and Betty are both excited because this is a very special trip.
    Crow [as Narrator]: They're dropping off the kids and never coming back.
    Narrator: But they're not a bit more excited than Andy and Jane, who live on the farm.
    Mike: Poor saps.
    [The kids take turns ringing a bell to call Jim.]
    Mike: Ah, yes, the bell signals a nuclear attack in these parts.
    Crow: Well, now they have nothing to look forward to!
    Servo [as George]: I never want this day to end!
    Crow [as Narrator]: Already the children have disturbed Uncle Jim. Uncle Jim is an edgy man who should not be riled.
    [As grain pours out of a spout]
    Servo [as Uncle Jim]: See? We dump this stuff in the creek and the government pays us for it.
    Crow [as Betty]: I just saw a finger!
    Mike [as George]: [whining] Can we go home?
    [The kids are playing in the hayloft]
    Servo: Now Junior Samples and Lulubelle make their appearance.
    Crow: OW, MY SPINE!
    Mike [as Andy]: I don't think cause my doctor-- I'm frail and I have allergies-- but if you really want me to...
    Servo [as Andy]: OW, I FOUND A PITCHFORK!
    Crow: All the commotion provokes a bull snake resting in the head.
    Mike [as George]: I gotta be careful of my new jeans 'cause I got them at Pamida.
    Servo: Tonight on ESPN2, hayloft rope swinging.
    Mike: You'd better watch, 'cause it might happen.
    Narrator: George and Andy help Bill feed the pigs every day.
    Servo [as Narrator]: Day after life-sucking day.
    [Betty and Jane play with baby chicks]
    Narrator: Baby chicks, too...
    Mike: Hey, they're women-- oh.
    [A rooster crows and the girls wake up in their bunk bed]
    Servo: Three hours later, it's up again.
    Crow: Back home, a Hershey's truck has overturned and everyone is getting all the free chocolate they want.
    Mike [as Betty]: Uncle Jim's out of control. We frag him today.
    Servo: Mmm, good white, hearty white bread for white people.
    Narrator: As the summer passed, everything seemed to grow. The corn was knee high when George came, now it's taller than he is.
    Servo: George is clearly shrinking.
    Narrator: The summer is over, and George and Betty are waiting for their parents to take them back to the city.
    Mike and Crow [as George and Jane]: FREEDOM!
    [Their parents drive up to the farm]
    Servo [as George and Jane's father]: Just throw them their winter clothes and then floor it!
    Crow [as George]: Hey, they're driving right by-- Wait! Wait!
    [The short ends with everyone waving as they drive off]
    Crow [as Uncle Jim]: Goodbye! We'll send you that arm if we find it!
    Mike [as George]: So long, you corn-shucking suckers!

#### Bloodlust! (movie)

    [Over the opening title]
    Servo: The story of Wisconsin sausage.
    [Our helpless "heroes" are instructed to go to "The Tree Of Death" where they will find means to fight back Balleau. Cut to a tree with a jawless skull on it]
    Mike [as the skull]: [muffled and sarcastically] Oh, oh, REAL good plan! "Let's go to the Tree Of Death right away!"
    [In Balleau's "gallery", one of his victims is kneeling with his hands extended]
    Mike [as Al Jolson]: [singing] Mammy! Mammy! I'd walk a million miles for one of your smiles!
    Crow: [indignantly] I don't like the villain!
    Balleau: [towards Tony] Tony; I have reconsidered.
    Mike: [as Balleau, shooting Tony in the stomach with a crossbow bolt] John Steinbeck in Of Mice and Murder.
    Tom Servo: [as Tony screams in pain and dies] Rail! Rail against the dying of the-
    [Balleau finally meets his end after being impaled on one of his trophy stands.]
    Mike: Now, see, if earlier in the film this guy had said "I'll never be impaled on my own rack", then this would be ironic.

### Code Name: Diamond Head
#### A Day at the Fair (short)

    [The opening title and copyright information only appear for a few seconds.]
    Crow: Hey, I didn't finish!
    [At the very beginning of the short]
    Narrator: This is the fairground, where the fair is held.
    Servo: Any questions so far?
    [The Olson family loads their truck for the county fair.]
    Narrator: Into the truck goes one of the calves that Johnny Olson has raised.
    Servo [as Narrator/Barker]: Tell us what they've won, Johnny Olson! $^{[N]}$
    Narrator: Johnny goes first to see the fish.
    Crow [as Johnny]: I like fish...
    Narrator: Say, these bass would make good fishing! If only they were in the creek back home.
    Mike: Well, see, they were in the creek, but they've been caught and that's why they're here.
    [Bob and Johnny are examining a collection of moths on display at the fairgrounds]
    Crow [as Narrator]: Later, these moths turn up in the mouths of Bob's victims!
    [Showing a collection of pickle jars]
    Servo: Pickles pack the stands for the pickle races!
    [The short cuts to a new scene]
    Narrator: What's this?
    Crow: EVIL!
    [A matronly judge unenthusiastically samples a cake.]
    Narrator: Judging cakes oughta be fun.
    Servo [as Narrator]: … but this woman sucks the joy out of it!
    [The stern-looking judge closely examines a cake.]
    Narrator: First, she feels the cake...
    Crow [as Narrator]: ...then she rubs it into her hair...
    [As the Olsens go to have lunch...]
    Mike [as Mr. Olsen]: Let's go eat something gray.
    [The Narrator talks about lunchtime at the fair over footage of children eating, including a noticeably obese boy chowing down on a foot-long hot dog.]
    Servo [as Narrator]: Watch the boy on the left. His heart's about to explode! Waaait...
    Narrator: Over at the 4-H Booth, they get fried chicken with all the trimmings!
    Crow: [confused] What, tinsel, little lights?
    Servo: This is an actual 4-H feeding frenzy.
    Narrator: Other fairgoers like to picnic on the grass like this.
    Mike [as Narrator]: Grazing in the grass is a gas. Baby, can you dig it?
    [Bob Olson examines a jet plane.]
    Narrator: Bob still has lots to see. This is a jet plane.
    Servo [as Bob]: Where's the corn go?
    Narrator: Wonder what it would be like to fly it?
    Mike [as Narrator]: ...over Cambodia, secretly maintaining plausible deniability. $^{[N]}$
    [Harness races at the grandstand]
    Crow [as horse]: Get the car! There's carrots in the car!
    Servo [as horse]: Carrots? I love carrots!
    Mike: A wheel slices into the crowd, killing three!
    Crow: [quietly, as if off in distance] Aiieee...
    Servo: Still, nothing measures up to those bass, huh?
    Narrator: They're into the curb.
    Servo: And they're into jazz.
    Crow [as boy]: Come on, you chunk of dog food, I got a year's allowance on ya!
    [One horse is way behind.]
    Mike [as horse]: Uh, hey guys, wait up!
    Narrator: The race is over.
    Crow: And The Oak Ridge Boys take the stage.
    Mike [singing as The Oak Ridge Boys] Elvira...
    [Fade to the next scene]
    Servo [as Bob]: Dad, I owe Big Lenny 42 large!
    [At the 4-H cow show, the judge announces the winner.]
    Narrator: Well! The champion's blue ribbon goes to a girl!
    Crow [as Narrator]: The cows are furious!
    [As the short ends]
    Narrator: Too soon, the rides are over.
    Crow [as Narrator]: The lawsuts begin.
    Narrator: And too soon, all the fun comes to an end.
    Crow [as one of the Olsons]: You spent your nickel, we're done.

#### Code Name: Diamond Head (movie)

    [Over a pristine shot of Hawaiian beach...]
    Crow: Well, this is a very nice place, I can see why families would want to—
    [A man suddenly pops his head up into frame and starts singing.]
    Mike, Servo, & Crow: AAAAAAAAH!
    Servo: This is so almost Mitchell.
    Crow: It's about fifty pounds short of Mitchell.

### The Skydivers
#### Why Study Industrial Arts? (short)

    [Over the title screen]
    Crow: Because you're bad at math?
    Mike: No students' arms were harmed in the making of this film.
    [The short is a Centron production.]
    Servo: Thank you, Centron!
    [We are brought to a dull and rather gloomy industrial arts course in progress.]
    Crow: [after several seconds of silence] Depressed yet?
    Joe [voiceover]: You know, it's fun to have an idea.
    Mike [as Joe]: There, wasn't that fun?
    [In voiceover, industrial arts nerd Joe talks about his beloved craft.]
    Joe: And you know, I like the feel of a board moving smoothly against a sharp saw.
    Mike [as Joe]: [luridly] ...then I thrust the nail into the soft, yielding wood...
    Joe: I like the smell of fresh wood chips and sawdust...
    Servo [as Joe]: [nervously] I put them in my underwear!
    Joe: ...the bright glare of a welder...
    Crow [as Joe]: [wobbily] I like to sneak in and lay on the table saw!
    Servo [as Joe]: Yes!
    Joe: ...the sharp whine of the power tools…
    Mike [as Joe]: ...the piercing scream of a freshman…
    Joe: ...or the dull tap-tap of tools on leather.
    Crow [as Joe]: [wobbily] Tap ta-tap-tap... I keep Popular Mechanics under my mattress!
    Servo: The feeling of chaps with no pants!
    Joe: ...A wrench...
    Mike: Let it go, man! Shop class was a long time ago! It's OVER!
    Joe: ...A plane...
    Crow [as Joe]: [haltingly] These tools are my friends!
    Joe: ...or a chisel...
    Servo: What about girls young man? Girls?
    Mike: No, no, chisels!
    Joe: And I feel real good, because I'm a craftsman.
    Mike [as Joe]: And not a killer!
    Joe: Of course, I don't know if I'd ever tell my buddies all this. 'Cuz, well, sometimes they laugh when you tell them things like that.
    Crow [as Joe]: Then they pants you and drag you around the track…
    [Joe's buddy admires a piece of Joe's handywork.]
    Joe's buddy: Wow, you made this?
    Mike [as Joe]: I'm making it for the Grand Wizard.
    Joe's buddy: Ya know, this looks as good as furniture you'd buy in a store.
    Joe: It ought to, it's taken me long enough to make it.
    Joe's buddy: Kinda slow, huh?
    Joe: Yeah, but I've learned after making this one that I can probably make another in about half the time.
    Crow [as Joe]: Still, your Mexicans do it real cheap.
    Joe's buddy: How'd ya like this shop class, Joe?
    Joe: I like it swell. Why?
    [Scene cuts to Joe's big eared buddy]
    Servo [as Joe's buddy]: Could you staple my ears back?
    [Mr. Barnes is in the middle of explaining the importance of taking an industrial arts course to Joe. However, his speech is monotonous, and he speaks haltingly.]
    Mr. Barnes: [We'll need] carpenters.
    Servo [as Mr. Barnes]: [woodenly] We'll need actors. People who can read. Lines with... and interact with others.
    [Mr. Barnes continues explaining over a shot of the inside of a foundry.]
    Mr. Barnes: [We'll need] foundry men.
    Mike: [singing] Oh, you never would believe where those Keebler cookies come from...
    Mr. Barnes: Tool operators.
    Crow, Servo: [singing] Tool operator . . . tooooooool operator . . .
    [As the short ends]
    Crow: This is the film the boys had to watch and the girls had to go to the gym and watch the other film!

#### The Skydivers (movie)

    [The opening credits list over three dozen actors.]
    Servo: Oh, I know what this is, this is an "I-can't-pay-you-but-I'll-put-your-name-in-the-credits" cast list.
    Suzy: Is Frankie here?
    Beth: Frankie's not here.
    Mike: Frankie goes to Hollywood.
    Beth: Would you like some coffee?
    Joe Moss: Coffee?
    Crow [as Joe]: What is this "coffee"?
    Joe Moss: [stiltedly] I like coffee!
    Beth: Well, good!
    Mike: And thus we peer into the complex inner workings of this character.
    [Beth and Joe walk across the airfield]
    Servo [as Joe]: Where is it, your "coffee"?
    [The plane Beth is in starts to malfunction before it even leaves the ground]
    Crow: Terror at Sea-level.
    Servo: [giggling] More terrifying than Airport '77!
    [Harry pulls his hugely coiffed wife Beth out of the malfunctioning plane.]
    Harry: What happened?
    Mike [as Beth]: I saw my hair in the mirror and I panicked!
    [Beth looks on as Harry [played by Tony Cardoza] straps on a parachute in what appears to be the middle of a desert field.]
    Mike [as Beth]: Uh, I think you'll need the plane, too, Tony.
    Harry: Bob, you ready?
    Bob: [off-camera] Sure, Harry!
    [Cut to a parachuted man making his way out from the back of a deep hangar.]
    Servo: Wait! He- he- he was there, and now we g— the plane was—!
    Mike: [sputters unintelligibly]
    Crow: Someone with attention deficit disorder edited this film.
    [A helmeted Harry climbs into the unmarked, unnumbered white plane.]
    Crow: What's the point of a helmet in skydiving? In case you land on your head?
    Mike: Generic Plane. Cheaper than other planes.
    [Poofy-haired Beth watches Harry take off.]
    Crow: Honey, even if a hairstyle is "in," it may not be the right one for you...
    [Harry carries Suzy, wearing a hooded white beach robe and opaque sunglasses, from her boat to her boat-like convertible.]
    Mike: Enjoy this tribute to white, white bodies.
    Servo [as Suzy]: I need to get out of the sun to maintain my fishbelly-white complexion.
    Suzy: Will I see you tomorrow?
    Mike [as Harry]: Uh, you have to ask the editor.
    Harry: [monotone] No... not tomorrow.
    Crow [as Harry]: I have a headache... tomorrow.
    [Inside a rather dark room, Beth lights a candle on a small dinner table.]
    Servo: Ah, she's setting up for a séance.
    Crow: They're going to invoke the spirit of the continuity man.
    Mike [as Harry]: Dinner isn't white enough, honey.
    Harry: And Frankie, if I ever catch you around here again, I'll break both your legs.
    Mike [as Frankie]: What if I don't bring 'em with me?
    Bernie: I feel real free in that wild blue sky.
    Crow [as Bernie]: Cops can't touch me up there.
    Bernie: ...Feels good, making like a bird, floating around up there.
    Mike [as Bernie]: Poopin' on people.
    [After half an hour of mumbled dialog and uneventful skydiving...]
    Mike: Seems like they forgot to have things happen in this movie.
    [As Harry departs, Beth walks up to his friend Joe. The coveralled pair exchanges a meaningful look.]
    Crow: Two zips and we're naked!
    [Of Suzy's dimwitted, pliable paramour, Frankie...]
    Crow: He's like an idiot savant—minus the savant.
    Suzy: Well, Frankie, are you chicken?
    Mike [as Frankie]: Uh, let me see... am I a chicken? Well I don't have a comb, or a gizzard, but sometimes I do ingest gravel to grind my food and my—uh...
    [Suzy and Frankie sneak into the hangar, where white skydiving helmets peek out between folded chutes.]
    Mike: Oh, no! The skydivers have been laying their huge eggs!
    [The crowd applauds as the night divers arrive to board their plane.]
    Mike: This isn't The Right Stuff; it's just... some stuff.
    [A middle-aged man in a plane aims a rifle at Suzy and Frankie as they flee in their car.]
    Mike [as Man]: [muttering] I see me a hippie. [shouting] Getcher hair cut, hippie! Not so "groovy", is it?
    [Joe, in his energy-less delivery, says goodbye to the widowed Beth.]
    Crow: A stranger comes to town, touches nobody's life, and leaves.
    Mike [as Beth]: Now I can do what I really want to! Which is, uh... I'm not sure. Heh. What color is my parachute?
    [A guitarist resembles Ralph Fiennes]
    Mike: Hey, it's Amon Göth on guitar! $^{[N]}$
    [A plane starts taxiing the runway.]
    Crow [as pilot]: Ah, Roger, tower, which way is the sky?

### The Violent Years

    [Tom Servo shows off his new ventriloquist dummy head to Mike, Crow, and Gypsy, terrifying them badly.]
    Servo: Ta-da!
    Mike: WHOA!!
    Crow : [horrified] WHOA, WHOA!!! [Crow sobs loudly and uncontrollably]
    Servo: Pretty impressive! Hey folks! I tell ya, I feel like a new man!
    Gypsy: [horrified] I FEEL ILL!!! [Gypsy leaves out of disgust and horror]
    Servo: I know what you’re thinking. Cary Grant, right? I could see that, sure! Maybe even a little touch of Seinfeld? Ha, ha, ha, you know I'm weighing several new career options, fellas. Politics, TV news, I'm even considering franchising the look, he-he, maybe a series of infomercials. Hey kids, you gotta get ahead? get a head!
    Mike: Ha ha ha ha... GET HIM! [Mike attempts to pounce on Servo and rip the dummy head off while Crow continues wailing and screaming]
    [Mike and Crow are reenacting the gas station hold-up from movie, confusing Tom and Gypsy.]
    Gypsy: Oh, what are they doin'?
    Servo: I think they're recreating the gas station hold up from the movie.
    Gypsy: Oh...
    [Crow and Mike stand very still, not moving. Gypsy yawns]
    Gypsy: Uh, Tom?
    Tom Servo: Huh?
    Gypsy: Was it exciting in the movie?
    Tom Servo: Nope.
    Gypsy: Well, was it funny?
    Tom Servo: Nope.
    Gypsy: Oh, well, uh, maybe we'd better read a letter, huh?

#### A Young Man's Fancy (short)

    [Over the opening title]
    Crow: Young man's fancy crinkle-cut potatoes.
    [As the short begins, Judy is ironing while listening to the radio.]
    Mike: She's listening to her to dehumidifier.
    Servo: Yes, teens dig lush orchestral arrangements.
    Radio Announcer: 12 o'clock and time for the headlines of the latest news of the day. According to the latest bulletins-- [Judy turns off the radio]
    Crow [as Radio Announcer]: Ironing can be deadly.
    [Judy is shoveling bacon into her mouth.]
    Judy: Mmmm . . . I just love bacon so crisp and crunchy like this.
    Mike: Yeah, evidently.
    Mrs. Adams: Honey, stop wolfing your food! No one's going to take it away from you.
    Judy: Sorry, sweetie, but it's really your fault. You shouldn't make them so good.
    Crow [as Judy]: Whatever happened to my pet Vietnamese potbellied pig?
    [Judy primps in front of a mirror.]
    Mike [as Judy]: There. Now I look like Mom.
    Crow [as Judy]: Thank goodness for my electric dress!
    [The phone rings as Judy and her mom serve lunch to the boys.]
    Crow: Hey, the electric phone!
    [Judy talks about Alex on the phone with a girlfriend.]
    Judy: Did he arrive? Man, he's positively frantic!
    Servo [as Judy]: He runs around screaming!
    Judy: And when he looks at me, I get . . . you know, squishy!
    Crow [as the person on the phone]: Well, that's nice, ma'am. I'm just trying to sell my magazines.
    [Mrs. Adams demonstrates the whirring electric dishwasher to Alex.]
    Mrs. Adams: There. Nothing to it.
    Servo: AND IT'S QUIET, TOO!
    [Judy walks around the kitchen, rattling an eggbeater in an empty bowl to try and get Alex's attention.]
    Crow: Um, has anybody noticed that the daughter is psychotic?
    [Judy, pretending her mixer doesn't work, opens the kitchen door slightly to get Alex's attention from the next room.]
    Servo [as Judy]: [coughs] OH DEAR!
    Judy: Oh, me!
    Servo: [laughing] Did I call that?
    [Alex plugs in Judy's mixer.]
    Alex: There we are.
    Mike [as Alex]: God, you're dumb.
    [Judy gazes adoringly at Alex as he explains the benefit of the electric kitchen appliances.]
    Mike: Judy: Beyond Thundersquishy.
    Alex: I thought, maybe . . . how'd you like to go dancing?
    Judy: Dancing? Oh, Alex, how dreamy!
    [Crow begins whimpering and panting like an excited puppy]
    [Over the closing credits]
    Servo: This film was brought to you by the Nerd Council. Support your local nerd!
    Mike: And a generous grant from the Mom Corporation. The incredible power of Mom.

#### The Violent Years (movie)

    [Zoom to close-up of back of Paula's head, then dissolve to same back of head]
    Mike: Ladies and gentlemen, your screenwriter: Ed Wood.
    [After character gets shot in the classroom by police]
    Mike: She died like she lived... failing algebra.
    [Several spinning newspaper headlines are shown after the off-screen male rape scene. Everybody starts making up headlines]
    Crow: Refuses to Press Charges!
    Servo: Says: "ThankYouThankYouThankYouThankYou!"
    Mike: Hundreds of Men Flock to Crime Scene!
    [Police car is searching for the girl gang]
    Mike [as a cop]: You said you knew where the chase was!
    Crow [as a cop]: No, you said you knew where it was!
    Mike [as a cop]: Well, I never!
    Judge: Some people think that newspapers exaggerate juvenile crime...
    Mike: We don't! Can we go?

### Last of the Wild Horses

    [On the SOL Bridge, Mike has just explained that he reprogrammed the 'bots to have different regional speech patterns.]
    Servo: So, Crow, before we go to the show, would you like to have Coke?
    Crow: Uh sure, I'll have a root beer.
    Servo: I said Coke.
    Crow: I know, I'll have a root beer.
    Servo: All I have is Coke.
    Crow: Oh, then Forget it, I'll just use the bubbler.
    Servo: Okay. Huh?
    Crow: Oh, uh, by the way, what show are we seeing? I thought we were going to a movie.
    Servo: We are.
    Crow: And a show?
    Servo: No!
    Crow: Then why did you say we're going to a show?
    Servo: Because we are!
    Crow: What show?
    Servo: Awakenings.
    Crow: That's a movie!
    Servo: I know! [sighs] Are you going to come with?
    Crow: Come with what?
    Servo: Me, Crow, me! Are you going to come with me?!
    Crow: Yeah, but I'm a little low, could you borrow me some money?
    Mike: Wait a minute, okay, I think that's enough. You know, there's a difference between regionalism and just plain stupidity.
    Crow: But Mike, irregardless of that fact...
    Crow: So what time's dinner?
    Servo: Noon okay?
    Crow: But that's lunch!
    Servo: Lunch, dinner, same thing.
    [The Mad's light flashes]
    Servo: Oh, something's flashing over to the whatsit there.
    Crow: Ooh, the blinker!
    [Due to an ion storm, Dr. Forrester and TV's Frank have switched places with Mike and the Bots. They enter the theater.]
    TV's Frank: Aren't you gonna carry me into the theater?
    Dr. Forrester: Frank, you're getting too big for that!
    TV's Frank: Aw, it's my favorite part!
    [During the beginning credits, two men are fighting.]
    Frank: You lost the last of the wild horses, you dink!
    [The credits identify Albert Glasser as the film's score composer.]
    Forrester: Ah, Albert Glasser, the man who straps you down and pummels you with music!
    [As boss-murderer Riley approaches, Remedy rides off, accidentally dropping a letter revealing Riley's guilt.]
    Mike [as Storyteller]: Ungodly coincidences of the Old West.
    [Riley turns to one of his henchmen.]
    Riley: He dropped something. See what it is.
    Crow [as Riley]: It's a plot device. It's very flimsy, so be careful.
    [During the barn fight, Duke knocks Riley over into the hay.]
    Mike [as Riley]: Ooh! Found the needle!
    [Duke and Riley tumble out of the loft and hit the floor of the barn.]
    Servo: I fought the loft and the loft won.

### The Starfighters

    [over the opening title]
    Crow: The Sean Penn story!
    [As a rocket blows up a large white target on a barren hillside.]
    Crow: Ah, Christo's latest installa—oh good.
    [As a rocket blows up a large white target on a barren hillside.]
    Crow: We're gonna bomb 'em back to the Jazz Age!
    Mike: Is your face odd? Misshapen? Join the Air Force.
    [Lt. Lyons pulls up to the curb at his new base, his blonde wife in the convertible's passenger seat.]
    Crow [as Lyons]: Alright, Dave… why don't ya get outta the wig, and into your uniform?
    Servo [as Lyons]: Honey, just wait in the car until my tour of duty is done.
    [Major Stevens briefs the colonel on newcomer Witkowski's natural flying talent.]
    Col. Hunt: Do you know, flying a plane is like making love?
    Crow [as Maj. Stevens]: Uh, you have to pay?
    [Col. Hunt answers the phone.]
    Col. Hunt: Colonel Hunt speaking.
    Wikowski: Good morning, Colonel Hunt! You're a hard man to find.
    Mike [as Hunt]: Sarah?
    Col. Hunt: Who's this?
    Wikowski: Well, it's a little difficult to introduce oneself over the phone...
    Crow [as Wikowski]: I sell paneling.
    Wikowski: I'm John Wikowski, father of one of the pilots that transferred to your command a couple of weeks ago.
    Col. Hunt: [suddenly smiling] Oh yes, our Lieutenant Wikowski!
    Servo: And his face springs into action!
    Col. Hunt: I do know you by reputation, of course, Congressman. Pleasure to speak with you in person. But I believe your boy is up on a training mission right now, or I'd have him talk to you.
    Wikowski: Oh, I merely wanted to introduce myself to you...
    Mike [as Wikowski]: Perhaps dinner...
    Wikowski: We have a bit in common, you see...
    Crow [as Wikowski/Liberace]: My brother George...
    Wikowski: You remember flying in the ETO together, 20 years ago?
    Col. Hunt: Quite a lot of us pilots were in the ETO together at that time, sir.
    Wikowski: Yes, I suppose so.
    Servo: [to Mike, mishearing] They were in BTO?
    Mike: I guess...
    [A fighter pilot drops a bomb from his plane; it hits the testing range and a second stage flies out of the bomb as if on a spring.]
    Crow: Sproioioioing! Bd-d-d-d-d-d...
    Servo: It's the new Air Force Goofy Bomb, from Wham-O!
    Mike: Yeah, go ahead and laugh; there's a kitty in that bomb.
    [The bomb lands and explodes in a cloud of dust.]
    Crow: It landed on Pig-Pen!
    Servo: [as a missile is flying towards a rectangular target] Welcome to the Rainbow Gathering! Peace is possible in our lifeti-- [the missile then blows up the target] Oooh!
    [Mike notices something inscribed on the side of a plane's cockpit.]
    Mike: "Lt. Hebe"? Look at that...
    Servo: It says "Lift Here".
    Mike: Oh.
    Mike [as Crashed Pilot]: Oh, it was pretty rough, man, I had to eat a lizard and drink my urine!
    Servo [as Rescuer]: You were only here for ten minutes!
    Servo: So basically, according to themselves, the Air Force is a bunch of leather-faced, not-so-bright, heavy drinking, dull-witted speed freaks who poop in their pants and can't make it with women, right?
    Mike: Um...
    Servo: Am I right?
    Mike: Yeah. That is correct.

### The Sinister Urge

    Crow: [to Gypsy] We're giving you a shower!
    Gypsy: [surprised] Huh!?
    Servo: Oh look, she's surprised, isn't that just darling?
    Gypsy: [flustered] Well, I'm not getting married and... am I pregnant!?
    Crow: Oh Gypsy, every woman gets a shower and it's just so lovely!
    Gypsy: Well, I'm pretty sure I'm a woman.
    Crow: Open that one first, Mike, it's from me! Doesn't she look lovely?
    Mike: It's... pinking shears!
    Gypsy: Oh! Thank you, how very thoughtful, and lovely!
    Servo: Oh, those are just darling, Crow! OK, this is from me...
    Mike: And it is... pinking shears!
    Gypsy: Oh! Oh!
    Crow: Just like mine! How darling and lovely!
    Servo: Well yeah, Gypsy! I saw that Crow got you the same thing, and that gave me the idea! [everyone laughs]
    Mike: OK, this one is from Cambot, and it is pinking shears!
    Gypsy: Oh! Better get pinking! [Gypsy laughs]
    Mike: OK though, Tom and Crow went on one more...
    Gypsy: Oh let me guess, let me guess... Pinking shears?
    Mike: Nope...
    Gypsy: Oh... .
    Mike: Oh I guess it is! Pinking shears! [Gypsy laughs]
    Crow: Well Tom saw them and I had to agree!
    Servo: How lovely and darling!
    Gypsy: It's from Frank! Listen to this: [reads letter] "Dear Gypsy, how are you? I'm fine. I'm going to bomb the living bejesus out of Deep 13. Well, it looks like I'm out of room. Best wishes, Frank." [realizes the threat] OH MY GOD! MIKE! TOM! CROW! WE GOT TO STOP HIM! [goes back to the letter] "P.S. Hope you like the pinking shears."
    Crow: Well, if Frank goes through with his plan, that means no more mad scientists!
    Servo: Which means no more evil experiments!
    Mike: Which means no more Deep 13!
    Crow: Which means no way can we ever, ever get down to Earth!
    Servo: Which eventually means no more Satellite of Love!
    Mike: Which means no more... [they finally realize what would happen and faint from shock]
    Crow: ...We've got to help Dr. Forrester save Deep 13!
    Mike: We just got to find a way to stop Frank, but how?
    Crow: Yeah, that's the sixty-four dollar question... wait! I've got an idea! A door-to-door search! Gypsy, can you give me a schematic of the whole city?
    Gypsy: You want the suburbs too?
    Crow: All the way to the sticks! I want to see barns and cows and roosters!
    Gypsy: There goes my vacation!
    Crow: Thanks, doll-face! [tries to kiss Gypsy]
    Gypsy: Get out of here, you lug!
    Servo: All right, all right, all right! Hold everything! Ha ha! Got the report back from the lab, and guess whose fingerprints are all over the ransom notes?
    Mike: Uh, probably Frank's. He signed it.
    Servo: Oh, that's right I guess...
    Mike: This is a dead end, a blank wall, an empty check!
    Gypsy: It's no piece of cake, that's for sure!
    Mike: Wait!, Hold it Gypsy, say that again...
    Gypsy: I said, "It is no piece of cake!"
    Mike: Potato cakes! That's it!
    Crow: Potato cakes?
    Mike: Remind me to buy you a new hat next payday sweetheart! [hugs and kisses Gypsy]
    Gypsy: Wow...!
    Gypsy: It just doesn't make any sense, Mike!
    Gypsy: Oh boy, I wonder if Forrester's planning on killing Frank!

#### Keeping Clean and Neat (short)

    [Young Don's clothes are all in a pile on his bedroom floor.]
    Narrator: Uh-oh! That's no way to treat your clothes!
    Mike [as Don]: But that's how they treat me!
    [Mildred's clothes are strewn all across her room.]
    Narrator: Oh Mildred, look at your clothes! Why, that's as bad as Don was!
    Servo: Don Was? The producer?
    [At the behest of the narrator, little Mildred puts away her clothes at high speed.]
    Servo [as Henry Higgins]: Why can't a woman be more like a man?
    Mike: In the '50s, people responded well to authoritative disembodied voices.
    Crow: The fun never stops when you're clean and tidy!
    [The narrator instructs Mildred on brushing her hair.]
    Narrator: Brush, and brush, and brush—at least 100 strokes.
    Mike [as Narrator]: Just keep brushing and brushing and saying the name of our Lord and Savior!

#### The Sinister Urge (movie)

    [The film opens with a woman, wearing only a bra and slip, running frantically down a road.]
    Mike: She must be one of Senator Packwood's aides.

### San Francisco International

    [Mike and the Bots enter the theater. The logo for Universal Studios Productions, similar to the movie studio's logo at the time, is seen over a drum fanfare.]
    Mike: Hey, watch out for Mountain Sized Meteor Park.
    [The logo fades.]
    Servo: Hey, big friggin' deal!
    [The title San Francisco International appears on-screen.]
    Mike: [singing] San Francisco International Airport! Where the big b-actors roar!
    [A jetliner makes an emergency landing safely.]
    Servo: Terror at... uh, sea level.
    Mike: So convenient to have a Hostage Inn right near the airport.
    Crow [as Katie Barrett]: Forgive me, Father, for I have sinned: I have rubbed Pernell's toupee all over my naked body!
    [An man with a gun, disguised as a priest, appears onscreen]
    Mike: There's a New Testament in town!
    [Davey the obnoxious teenager has just landed after stealing a light plane, talked down by Pernell Roberts.]
    Crow [as Pernell]: Davey, let me introduce you to these federal agents. They are what you young people call "bad asses."

### Kitten with a Whip

    [David comes home to find his TV is on and his living room is a mess; the sounds of a Looney Tunes cartoon blare from the TV.]
    Mike: Carl Stalling's in his house!
    [Angle on the TV reveals that it's the Sylvester cartoon Canned Feud.]
    Crow: Hey, something good!
    Servo: All right!
    Mike [as David]: Oh, that's right, I rented the spare room to Elmer Fudd.

### Racket Girls
#### Are You Ready for Marriage? (short)

    [The screen shows: "Are You Ready for Marriage?"]
    Mike: Um… yeah, I'm sick of sex, anyway.
    [Mr. Hall brings out the "marriage board".]
    Crow: Bobby Orr's Electric Marriage! Real Marriage Action!
    [Establishing shot of the institutional-looking church]
    Servo: Visit your government church!
    Mike: First Federal Church, member FDIC.
    [Marriage counselor Mr. Hall uses two wooden dolls and a large rubber band to discuss the strain of relationships with teenagers Larry and Sue.]
    Hall: When you two first met, there was probably an early physical reaction...
    Servo [as Larry]: Oh yeah!
    Hall: ...A romantic attraction that pulled you together, a love appeal that hits you sort of...boing!
    Mike [as Larry]: You saw my boing?
    Larry: How did you know?
    Hall: Well, it happened to me. It happens to some degree to most couples who become happily married. But it takes more than just "boing".
    Crow [as Hall]: Sometimes there's a "shplurt"!
    Hall: For you see, if you're too far apart psychologically…
    Mike [as Hall]: …if one of you is cuckoo…
    [Hall gestures to the distance between the dolls, then stretches out the rubber band again…]
    Hall: …if your backgrounds are not similar enough, it can cause a great deal of argument and unhappiness, until…
    […and suddenly snaps the rubber band, which flies off.]
    Larry: It's gone!
    Sue: Where'd it go?!
    Crow [as Larry]: We're gonna die!
    Hall: That's what you'll be saying about your romantic love, if these other things cause a breakup.
    Servo [as Larry]: BUT WHERE'S THE RUBBER BAND?!
    [Sue stares thoughtfully into the middle distance as Mr. Hall talks]
    Crow:[distantly, as if in a flashback, while Servo and Mike mimick gunfire and explosions] MARINES, WE ARE LEAVING!
    [Sue suddenly snaps out of her reverie]
    Mike [as Sue]: Sorry, back in Da Nang there for a minute.
    [The couple leaves the church, as Sue thinks in voiceover.]
    Sue: Do we have similar backgrounds?
    Mike [as Sue]: Do we have any priors?
    Sue: Do we agree on our religious beliefs...
    Crow [as Sue]: I worship Cthulhu!
    Sue: ...and have the same feelings about... religion in general?
    Servo [as Sue]: You know, God and stuff.
    Sue: Do we have the same ideals... and standards... and tastes?
    Mike [as Sue]: So give to me your leather, take from me my lace.

#### Racket Girls (movie)

    [The film opens with women wrestling to the sound of foley-added screaming.]
    Crow: Is there a midway nearby?
    Mike: Hey, it's that one woman in the front row making all the noise!
    Crow [as usher]: Ma'am, I'm going to have to ask you to settle down.
    [Close-up shot of two main characters watching the action.]
    Servo: Ah, another sellout crowd.
    Scalli: Hey, Joe!
    Servo [as Scalli]: Where you going with that gun in your hand?
    [Peaches works out on a rowing machine, continually thrusting her huge breasts into the camera.]
    Crow: [nervously] I'm being turned on by a woman who is long dead!
    [Five minutes before the movie ends, music finally appears on the soundtrack]
    Crow: Music?! Why here? Why now? WHY US?!

### The Sword and the Dragon

    Gypsy: ...You guys are so weird!

#### The Sword and the Dragon

    [A crippled Ilya sits at the window, gazing at Vilya]
    Mike [as Ilya]: Man, she's a fox.
    [We see a large banquet taking place]
    Crow [as man]: It might just be the wine, Lars, but you're a pretty man...
    Servo [as man]: Sven, no! You mustn't!
    [Vilya presents her magic tablecloth to Ilya, who is quite pleased.]
    Ilya: Now you must rest from your labors, my busy little wife.
    Servo [as Ilya]: Let us the nasty do.
    [The camera pans slowly over a recent battlefield, the bodies being pecked by carrion birds]
    Crow: Crows! My brethren! See what a grand and noble creature they are?
    Servo: [doubtfully] Uh huh...
    [Little Falcon stares into Ilya's ring, seeing himself as a child with his mother.]
    Little Falcon: It is as though in a vision... I see my mother!
    [He turns to face Ilya]
    Crow [as Little Falcon]: Mom!

### High School Big Shot
#### Out of This World (short)

    [In an ethereal office space, devilish Red and angelic Whitey make a wager on Joe, a bread salesman.]
    Mike: They're operating under a different theology.
    [Red is explaining the details of his plan]
    Red: Say a young woman goes down there and berates the way he does business...?
    Crow [as Red]: Say I'm starring in Forever Plaid!
    [Whitey is talking to Bill Dudley, but music covers what she's saying.]
    Mike [as Whitey]: So then Mabel said to me "well, why'd you wear those earrings?" and then we went to Nine West but we couldn't find anything we wanted cause I have really wide feet, but sometimes I can find stuff at Payless, anyhoo, Cindy told me that Victoria's Secret was just around the corner, and she said that they're having a sale, and she knows I'm really broke right now, so I confronted her, and, well...
    [after a disguised Whitey demeans Bill Dudley's bread delivery job, he sets out to change her mind]
    Bill Dudley: First of all, take a look. [holds up bread] A loaf of bread.
    Crow [as Dudley]: Eat every piece!
    Whitey: Are you by any chance trying to say that you think this business of yours is important?
    Dudley: That's exactly the way I feel about it.
    Mike [as Dudley]: [miserably] I have to. It's all I've got!
    [a flashback reveals Dudley's past poor delivery habits]
    Bill Dudley: Today, I go after a grocer's goodwill a little different.
    Servo [as Dudley]: Watch me come on to a grocer.
    [Dudley tries to impress grocer Mr. Marco by complimenting his new carts]
    Dudley: Hey, something new! [pushes cart experimentally]
    Mike [as Dudley]: Be a shame if this ran over your kid...
    Bill Dudley: You see, I want every grocer on my route thinking...
    [cut to a montage of grocers]
    Mike [as grocer]: What a moron.
    Grocer voiceover: That Bill Dudley is OK. Never slams doors. Always seems friendly, always got a smile.
    Servo [as grocer]: What's he on?
    Voiceover: Always interested in my store, treats my place with respect.
    Crow [as grocer]: What does he want from me?
    Voiceover: Never slams his trays around, or makes a nuisance of himself.
    Servo [as Grocer]: Why can't he leave me alone?
    Voiceover: I like to do business with salesmen like that.
    Mike [as Grocer]: But his bread sucks.
    Bill Dudley: [explaining his work philosophy] The two most important things a bread salesman needs is this [taps head] and this. [taps inventory book]
    Crow: A hat and a pad.
    Bill Dudley: [explaining his work philosophy] That's why I keep these bullseyes handy, so that a small slip-up doesn't turn into a big trip-up.
    Mike: Make sure you stock your truck up, so that you don't... well, you know...

#### High School Big Shot (movie)

    [The movie opens with a close-up of Marv speaking to someone off-screen.]
    Crow: Is this the screen test?
    Mike: He has a haunting ugliness.
    Servo: Is this a Warhol film?
    [Over the opening title]
    Mike: The Potsie story.
    [Teacher Mr. Carter is discussing "Hamlet"]
    Mr. Carter: At this point, Hamlet picks up the skull of Yorick and delivers a famous speech. Now, to whom was this speech delivered?
    Crow [as student]: Uh, Richard Dawson.
    Mike [as student]: Fred Sanford?
    Servo [as student]: Uh, Larry Hovis.
    [Mr. Carter notices Vince flirting with Betty]
    Mr. Carter: Vince, would you mind answering the question, please?
    Mike [as Vince]: Look at your mouth, you got such a funny little...
    Mr. Carter: VINCE!
    Crow [as Vince]: Uh, nipples.
    Servo: I'm more held by the question of Hamlet's madness, sir.
    Vince: I'm sorry, Mr. Carter. Would you repeat the question, please?
    Mr. Carter: To whom was Hamlet's favorite graveside speech delivered?
    Vince: I don't know, man. I didn't catch the name and address on the envelope. [the class laughs]
    Crow [as Mr. Carter]: Mr. Malph, please.
    [Mr. Carter is talking to Marv after class.]'
    Mr. Carter: Have you given any more thought to college? The term's gonna be over in a week, you know.
    Servo [as Mr. Carter]: You're 28. You should graduate.
    [Cash-strapped Marv and his father are both getting ready for their dates.]
    Crow: You know, maybe if they sold off one of those Tiffany lamps, then...
    Marv's Dad: Oh, by the way, I think I'm gonna have a job next week.
    Marv: Really?
    Marv's Dad: Yup. I met a guy today who's sure he can put me on full time.
    Mike [as Marv's Dad]: Yup. I'm going to sell my plasma door to door.
    [Marv and Betty are on their date, walking the street.]
    Crow [as Betty]: So, are we going to walk the alleys all night?
    Marv: I'm sorry, Betty, honest.
    Betty: Oh, that's okay. At least it was a good movie.
    Servo [as Betty]: I've never walked to a drive-in before.
    Marv It's just that I, well, I had to give some money to Pop--
    Betty: Oh, just forget it. I'm having a lovely time.
    Marv: Betty.
    Mike [as Marv]: Can I sniff your bra?
    Marv: I've got almost a dollar left. Would you like to have a Coke?
    Betty: I'd love it.
    Crow [as Betty]: Thanks a lot, Adnan Khashoggi.
    [Cut to a diner.]
    Mike: Tonight only: Cokes, a dollar ten.
    [Vince confronts Betty, who just got Marv to write her term paper.]
    Betty: Oh, Vince.
    Crow [as Betty]: Will you write a paper for me?
    Vince: What's with you? [brief pause]
    Mike: Rebooting.
    Betty: With me and Marv?
    Servo [as Vince]: Come on, I can't hold this face much longer!
    Betty: Oh, you can't be serious.
    Vince: Look, you were with him. You went out with him instead of me!
    Crow [as Betty]: He had three dollars!
    Betty: But, honey, I just wanted him to write my term paper.
    Mike [as Vince]: Would he write mine if I kissed him?
    Mike [as Betty]: Now would you write my shop project?
    Crow: All this because of a strict English teacher.

### Red Zone Cuba

    Crow: You know, aside from the fact that I'll never again experience joy in my life, I don't think Red Zone Cuba had any kind of negative effect on me.
    Mike: Yeah, even being Carol Channing didn't shield me from the effect of this one.
    Servo: Well, hey! I know what we can do to cheer ourselves up! Let's sing us a bouncy, upbeat song! Okay!?
    Crow: That's a great idea!
    Mike: Okay!
    Servo: Hit it, Cambot! [singing] Whenever I want to cry and bawl, Because I'm feeling sad, I think of ironing boards and drywall, And then I don't feel so bad!
    Crow: Whenever I'm feeling down and blue And sorry for myself I get some staples and some glue And I'm happy as an elf!
    Mike: [singing] Whenever I start to mope and pout And there's nothing left in my soul I check the toilet paper and if we're out I buy another roll!
    Gypsy: [singing] Have you ever touched a Post-it Note? Have you ever looked at boots? Have you ever sat down in a chair? Have you ever used a paper clip?
    Crow: [singing] So if you listen to our advice,
    Servo: [singing] And you wanna feel terrific!
    Gypsy: [singing] Do things that make you feel nice,
    Mike: [singing] I wish we could be more specific!

#### Speech: Platform, Posture & Appearance (short)

    Narrator: The ear is the human organ the public speaker is most likely to try to impress as he makes a speech.
    Servo [as Narrator]: …after the human nipple.
    Narrator: Now, just suppose you were a beautiful doll with rosy cheeks and big blue eyes...
    Mike: ...Okay...
    Narrator: ...a doll that never talked.
    Mike: [nervously] Just do what he says...
    Narrator: Or a tree, that basked in the warm sunshine and rustled in the breeze: a tree that never spoke.
    Servo: Now you're a can opener! Metal and shiny and taciturn!
    [The narrator is describing appropriate clothing while a shady-looking man dresses.]
    Narrator: Be sure to wear a clean shirt...
    Crow: Be sure to get a brand-new chin.
    Narrator: ...and your favorite tie.
    Servo: Now you're ready to rub out Sonny Corleone!
    [A person does the "knee test," where he puts his palms on his knees and swivels them]
    Narrator: ...You will look poised and dignified.
    Mike: Uh, no you won't.
    Crow: Don't do this during the speech.

#### Red Zone Cuba (movie)

    [A train conductor appears, looking very old and decrepit. Mike realizes that the actor portraying him is...]
    Mike: John Carradine!
    Crow: Was he always a hundred years old?
    [Young journalist Jim Benton is talking to train conductor Wilson (John Carradine).]
    Servo: Kid looks like a reporter from the Catholic Digest.
    [Close-up of John Carradine smoking a cigarette...]
    Servo: [deep voice] John Carradine for Viceroy.
    [Close-up of young Jim smoking...]
    Crow: [lisping] Sal Mineo for Viceroy!
    [A heavy-set, stubble-haired Coleman Francis appears running from cops, identified by credits as the star]
    Mike [as Announcer]: Coleman Francis is Curly Howard, in The Fugitive!
    Servo [as Curly Howard]: Hey, Moe!
    [A truck heads down the highway with convict runaway Griffin stowed away in the back.]
    Mike: [singing to the Eagles' "Take It Easy"]
       Runnin' down the road, tryin' to loosen my load
       I got Coleman Francis on my mind.
    [While "Cherokee Jack" flies over some snow covered mountains...]
    Mike: Hey, I see some soccer players down there...
    [Standing before a crude map, "Lieutenant" Joe addresses his extremely tiny Cuba invasion force.]
    Joe: Men, we're shoving off right after sundown...
    Crow, Servo [as Men]: You shove off!
    Joe: …and I want to give you some idea of what to expect.
    Mike [as Joe]: There's 80,000 of them, and seven of us.
    Joe: At 12 o'clock midnight, we hit the beach. At 12:30 a patrol boat makes its nightly run. We have 30 minutes to scale 80 foot cliffs and clear the beach.
    Servo [as Joe]: Ted, you take Havana.
    Joe: We have a man in Cuba that will throw ropes over the cliff at 12 midnight.
    Mike [as Joe]: At 12:15 we're captured!
    [Griffin (played by Coleman Francis) and the rest of the Cuban invasion force are captured by Castro's forces.]
    Mike [as Cuban Soldier]: The Yankees will pay highly for you, Señor Francis.
    [As Griffin is beating on Landis at a trainyard, the scene suddenly changes to an auto shop exterior, even while the fight music continues.]
    Mike: Ah! I think my neck got broken in that jump cut!
    Servo: [sighs] I see the movie has finally thrown up its hands and said "I just don't know!"
    Crow: I want to hurt this movie, but I could never hurt it the way it hurt me!
    [The antiheroes make some purchases at a seedy-looking mom-and-pop store while some inappropriately cheerful music plays on the soundtrack.]
    Mike [as Store Clerk]: Would you like a video? We have some super-violent, Asian, triple-X cartoons!

### Danger!! Death Ray

    [Our heroes discuss the film's title.]
    Servo: Oh, I'm glad they said "Danger!", or I might have thought it was just a normal death ray.
    Mike: There's a dangerous death ray situation on outbound 94, you might want to take an alternate route.
    [The movie's theme song is a catchy jazz number accompanied by "ba-pa-da-pa-da-da" scat-sung vocals]
    Mike: What do they mean by "Ba-pa-da-pa-da-da"? Is it protest?
    Crow: It was originally titled "La-la-la-la-la-la" - big creative dispute.
    Crow: What country is this taking place in?
    Mike: Europe.
    [Over a shot of a group of men walking down a hallway]
    Mike: They really have captured the grandeur of white guys walking in herds.
    [Over a shot of man watching security cameras in a control booth]
    Crow: (in a snooty British accent) You're watching Brian Television: All Brian, all the time.
    [On the rightmost monitor, we see the group of men walking into vision]
    Mike: In an underground bunker, the Major League owners plot strategies.
    Servo [as watcher]: Why can't I get the Red Shoe Diaries?
    [We cut to an obvious toy submarine surfacing within a pool of water.]
    Mike: The Tidy Bowl Man is doing all right for himself.
    Servo: They're coming up for more baking soda.
    [Crow begins snickering.]
    Mike: Ah, the ocean's beautiful in this part of the tub.
    [Crow snickers again.]
    Servo: This set is at least three box tops.
    Crow: [recovering his composure] Special effects by... Billy!
    [The radar operator climbs a ladder toward a hatch.]
    Mike: Don't go up there! You'll become a toy!
    [The men from the helicopter have climbed down into the submarine.]
    Sub Captain: Okay. We can dive.
    Servo [as Captain]: Billy's out of the tub. We can dive now.
    Crow [as Captain]: Head towards the drain.
    [Shot in slow motion, the sub pulls away and the toy helicopter "falls" off into the water.]
    Mike: Das Toy Boat!
    Servo [as Captain]: Uhp, did somebody tie on the helicopter?
    Crow: Oop! Eh... This must be a massive organization to be able to throw away a $1.50 helicopter.
    [Bart Fargo attacks one of the evil henchmen and grabs him by the throat.]
    Bart Fargo: You're the one who knows everything...
    Mike [as Fargo]: Who's God?
    [A couple of henchmen burst into Lucille's apartment looking for Bart Fargo.]
    Henchman: We're looking for a man.
    Mike [as Henchman]: Are you him?
    Lucille: My word, so am I! Let me know if you find an extra one.
    Servo [as Henchman]: I think you know what I meant!
    [Bart Fargo foils an assassination attempt by Scarface, who was disguised as a concierge.]
    Bart Fargo: You know, Scarface, that was a very silly get-up. It didn't suit you. And your imitation of a waiter was very funny. "Your breakfast, señor..." You should have changed your voice too.
    [Bart opens a balcony window and chuckles. Scarface lunges at Bart, but misses and dives out the window, screaming.]
    Servo: Olé!
    [Crow giggles.]
    Mike [as Bart]: And the way you dove out the window was just terrible!
    [Scarface lands on the pavement with a thump.]
    Servo [as Bart]: Ooh, sorry, ma'am.
    Bart Fargo: That's too bad.
    Crow: Oh, come on! What about "he really fell for me"? Or "his hopes have been crushed"?
    [Bart Fargo's car skids off the road, over a cliff, and into the sea; however, the effect is clearly achieved by someone simply rolling a toy car off a rock into the water.]
    Servo: Hot Wheels!
    Crow: Some little boy is going to be very upset.
    [Bart Fargo repeatedly slaps an assassin in the face.]
    Servo [as Assassin/Mulwray]: My sister! My daughter! My sister! My daughter!
    [A baccarat game is in progress.]
    Croupier: Mesdames et Messieurs, banque $10,000.
    Crow [as Player]: It'd better be a damn good bonk.
    [After Bart Fargo's partner is gunned down, the movie's catchy, upbeat "Ba-pa-da-pa-da-da" theme music starts up again.]
    Servo: This isn't appropriate right now, his friend is dying over there!
    [beat]
    Servo: But it's nice.
    Mike: It is nice, yeah.
    [Crow laughs.]
    Crow: Bart Fargo IS... Hard to— watch.
    Crow: Bart Fargo. Bartfargobartfargobartfargobartfargo... Heh, that's hard!

### The Beast of Yucca Flats

    Gypsy: Huh?... [sees the new wallpaper] OH, MY GOD! WRONG! WRONG! WRONG! WRONG! WRONG! WRONG! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! [Leaves]
    Crow: Sometimes, a new look takes a little getting used to.

#### Money Talks (short)

    [William looks at a Franklin half-dollar he's holding.]
    William: Fifty cents. Half a dollar.
    Servo: In those days, that'd buy you a car.
    William: Benjamin Franklin, eh?
    Crow [as William]: Bite me, Franklin!
    William: He was supposed to be a pretty smart fellow when it came to money. I suppose he could've told me how to keep out of the red.
    Crow [as William]: He was the best President we ever had. $^{[N]}$
    [Ben Franklin's silhouette appears in the mirror.]
    Servo: Alfred Hitchcock! $^{[N]}$
    Ben Franklin: You receive two dollars every week as an allowance from your father…
    Mike [as Franklin]: …James Joyce.
    Ben Franklin: …something quite unheard of in my day.
    Crow: Fathers?
    [Closing shot of Franklin's image on a half-dollar]
    Mike: Benjamin Franklin was tried in the Eighth circuit court on stalking charges; in a minute, the results of that trial. $^{[N]}$

#### Progress Island USA (short)

    [The short opens with scenes quickly flashing on screen.]
    Crow: Whoa, I'm having a freak-out up to ten years later!
    Narrator: An American Democracy...
    Servo [as Narrator]: Would be really great.
    Narrator: Year-round sun makes this island a vacation paradise.
    Crow: And very hard to sleep!
    Narrator: Building into the clear-blue sky, the island is on the move.
    Mike: Hawaii?
    Crow: No, an island!
    [Shots of a school are shown.]
    Narrator: Bilingual schools.
    Mike [as Narrator]: Bisexual students.
    [The short's title is first mentioned by the narrator over the main theme.]
    Crow: Oh. When did they change the name?
    Servo: A Quinn Martin production.
    Mike, Crow, Servo: [as the music ends] PUERTO RICO!
    Narrator: A land the size of Rhode Island, it is just as American in its way of life.
    Crow [as Narrator]: So you might as well just stay where you are.
    [Over a shot of a Burger King...]
    Servo: Ah, indigenous cuisine!
    [Over quick shots]
    Mike: With this, and this, and that!
    [Over a shot of cash being given to an anonymous hand]
    Crow: Here, money is exchanged for coconuts.
    [Students are shown at college.]
    Mike: Latka Gravas goes to class.
    Crow [as Latka]: Thank you veddy much.
    Crow: It's Room Dos-Dos-Dos!
    [Over a shot of an airplane landing, in the midst of a soundtrack that consists mostly of blaring horns...]
    Mike [as Narrator]: Here, we're flying in another trumpet section.
    [On the next piece of background music]
    Crow: Okay, let's get funky now.
    Narrator: For the visitor, Progress Island offers a tremendous variety of experiences, beginning with the rich and colorful heritage of the Caribbean.
    Crow [as Narrator]: ...which we buried in order to build skyscrapers.
    Mike [as Narrator]: Look, just come here!
    [Another piece of background music ends.]
    Mike, Crow, Servo: PROGRESS!
    [As we watch traditional Puerto Rican folk dancing...]
    Crow: Valerie Harper look-a-like contests are held.
    Mike: Yes, no matter what the culture, folk dancing is stupid.
    Servo: Here, Up With People get down.
    [The dancers wave one arm back and forth while dancing in a circle]
    Mike [singing]: Don't tell my heart, my achy breaky heart] . . .
    [A piece of background music ends over a shot of a roulette game in progress.]
    Mike, Crow, Servo: GAMBLING!
    Narrator: Condominiums, leisure villages, and a complete range of outdoor activities make Progress Island an ideal place to live for every member of the family.
    Servo: Except Mom, Dad, Brother, Sister, Grandpa, Grandma...
    [After a normal piece of music is heard, a better piece of background music begins to play.]
    Crow: Hit me!
    Narrator: A band concert under warm, tropical skies.
    Crow: The music of John Phillips Salsa.
    Narrator: It has formed a continuing pattern of progress that started more of a quarter of a century ago.
    [The background music ends, and we fade to another scene.]
    Mike, Crow, Servo: A CENTURY AGO!
    [Over shots of tropical flowers.]
    Narrator: Hibiscus and bougainvillea flourish throughout the year.
    Mike: As do puppincolakaplookey and flingulahlaylahflinglulalah.
    [Over a shot of cows grazing.]
    Crow [as Narrator]: Here are some moo cows.
    Narrator: The largest crop is sugar cane, which has been cultivated here for centuries.
    Mike [as Narrator]: ...so you can sugar-frost your damn cornflakes! Filthy American pigs.
    [As the narrator talks about Puerto Rico's most famous export, rum, we see workers at a bottling plant.]
    Servo [as worker, drunkenly]: I love this job!
    Narrator: Almost all of the rum sold in the U.S. is produced here, and its export is vital to the economy.
    Crow [as Narrator]: So, drink rum constantly.
    [Shot of front of Digital building, with a flying saucer-like in the foreground.]
    Crow: Why, even aliens from Mars are here!
    [Shots of Puerto Ricans working on electronic equipment.]
    Narrator: A skilled workforce makes Puerto Rico the largest manufacturer of many computers, and a leader in solid-state technology.
    [Focus on an old-fashioned computer.]
    Mike: Things with blinky buttony-type things.
    [The segment on features an explosion, followed by more shots.]
    Crow: Then KISS came to town!
    Mike [as Narrator]: We don't know what this is, folks, but it's definitely Puerto Rico stuff.
    [We see record players being made.]
    Mike: These'll never go out of style.
    Crow: Comes complete with a Peter Frampton album.
    [The short ends with the shots seen in the opening again.]
    Crow: Okay, we'll move there!
    Servo: Can you dig it? Can you dig it? Can you dig it? Can you dig it?
    [Over the short's closing screen]
    Mike [as Narrator]: We would like to apologize to all the people of Puerto Rico that we did not offend.

#### The Beast of Yucca Flats (movie)

    [The opening credits roll over footage of a beaten-down shack in the middle of the desert.]
    Mike: Get off my land, you credits!
    [The credits reveal the film's "special guest star", Tor Johnson as the titular beast.]
    Servo: Ah. Huh, I figured Tor Johnson would play The Butler.
    Mike: Tor Johnson as The Beast, that's just smart casting.
    [During a chase scene.]
    Servo: Beautiful, just beautiful. ... Off-camera excitement the Coleman Francis way.
    Servo: Kenneth Branagh's Mary Shelley's Bram Stoker's Wes Craven's Tim Burton's Beast of Yucca Flats. A Francis Ford Coppola film.
    Narrator: Flag on the moon. How'd it get there?
    Mike: These are all just random sentences, folks.
    Narrator: Touch a button, things happen.
    Mike: ...Uh, sometimes.
    Narrator: Joseph Javorsky.
    Crow [as Narrator]: Rootie patootie.
    Narrator: A woman's purse... a man murdered... and footprints on the wasteland.
    Mike: His limericks aren't very good...
    Narrator: Vacation time.
    Crow [as Narrator]: So... goodbye.
    Narrator: People travel east, west... north or south.
    Servo: And some people just burrow straight down, I guess.
    [Over a shot of the mountain...]
    Narrator: To get to the top... a man needs an airplane.
    Crow [as Narrator]: Or a giant pogo stick.
    Narrator: Jump from a plane, land at the top.
    Mike [as Narrator]: Or a helicopter would do. Did I say "Flag on the moon" yet?
    Servo [as Narrator]: Jaworski, Ron Jaworski. Played quarterback for the Eagles.
    [A man is chased by a light plane.]
    Servo: Ahh, bit of a ripoff?
    Mike: Coleman steals from only the best!
    Narrator: A man murdered, a woman's purse.
    Servo: A thin plot, endlessly restated.
    Crow [as Narrator]: Father Mackenzie, darning his socks in the night when there's nobody there.
    Servo [as Narrator]: Now would be a good time for some phrases... A woman's purse. Flag on the moon. A man murdered. ...I'll check back in a moment.
    [Over a shot of a car driving through the desert]
    Crow [as Narrator]: The beast put a hundred down and bought an old Studebaker.
    Servo [as the Beast]: Why, why can't I get a baked potato before five in this town?
    Narrator: The beast, finding his victims gone, unleashes his fury.
    Mike [as the Beast]: Ah, fudge!
    Narrator: Joseph Javorsky.
    Mike [as Narrator]: Aren't you ashamed of yourself?
    Narrator: Noted scientist.
    Crow [as Narrator]: Family man, and your candidate for city council!
    [Several more seconds go by; it is apparent that the narrator has no follow-up.]
    Mike: So? What about him?!

### Angels Revenge

    [During a campy scene, the "Angels" discuss an attack on an illicit drug facility.]
    Michelle: We voted before, we'll vote now. Thumbs up, we attack. Down, we get outta here.
    [Terry sticks her thumb up.]
    Mike [as Terry]: Hey, look! It evolved last night! It's opposable now!
    [Everyone sticks their thumbs out, up.]
    Servo [as Maria]: Hah-hah! It's anonymous!
    Gypsy: I don't have any lines.
    Crow: But you get to wear slinky dresses and carry guns and stuff!
    Gypsy: Not this sister! [Leaves]
    Gypsy: I feel so insignificant!
    [The Angels' fight sequences are accompanied by cartoonish boinks and bops.]
    Servo: Okay, sound by Hanna-Barbera, fine.
    Crow: That's it. I'm just givin' in and lookin' at the breasts!
    Mike: No, don't...
    [In one host segment, Crow convinces the others to dress in Blaxploitation-esque outfits.]
    Crow: I'm telling you, Mike! "Chocolate Jones and the Temple of Funk" is going to be boffo box office!
    [As the camera zooms in on one of the Angels' behinds.]
    Crow: Hey, you're giving away the plot!
    [Drug dealer Sticks, with his boss Farrell watching, beats up a kid who stole from him]
    Farrell: Hey dummy, don't hurt him too bad.
    Servo [as Farrell]: He's our only customer.
    [Michelle sings "Shine Your Love" in a casino lounge.]
    Crow [as Diner]: How's about someone shine my steak over here?!
    Mike: You know, back in the '70s, you could take an abstract concept like shining your love and just go with it.
    April: Women can make a difference.
    Crow: Ahh, the director wrote that so he could get laid.
    [The musical score apes Also sprach Zarathustra as the Angels' combat van appears.]
    Servo: [singing] Vaguely Strauss, but notttt!
    Terry: I've got an idea.
    [The scene cuts to a woman posing in a bikini]
    Servo: What a great idea!
    [The Angels' monster van crashes through the gate of the camp.]
    Crow: It's the T & A-Team!
    [The bikini-clad Angels are beating the crap out of drug runners on the beach, accompanied by goofy, unrealistic sound effects.]
    Mike: Right now, Benny Hill is smiling down from heaven.
    [Keiko hits a captive drug dealer in the crotch with her sword.]
    Crow: It's Dworkinfest '78!
    [One of Burke's guard dogs threatens his henchman Farrell (Jack Palance).]
    Crow [as Farrell/Palance]: Oh, no! He saw City Slickers II.
    [Middle-aged drug enforcer Farrell tries to inconspicuously approach schoolteacher/vigilante April]
    Farrell: May I speak to you for a moment please?
    Crow [as Farrell]: 'It's about my report card.
    April: Yes? What can I do for you?
    Servo [as Farrell]: What's this "Incomplete" crap?
    Farrell: I'd like to talk to you about my nephew, he's ah... he's in a little trouble. You're his teacher, I understand.
    April: Well sure, I have a minute. What's his name?
    Farrell: [Finally close enough, drops the act.] You broads really think that you can get away with this.
    Crow [as April]: Well that's a weird name!

### The Amazing Transparent Man

    Servo: [dressed as a farmer, while Forrester suggests the SOL gang entertain visitors of Deep 13 with a Llama petting zoo] So you folks wanna touch the Llama, eh? That's right, eh? You can touch him all you want. You can touch him all night til' Hell freezes over! Not me, though; nosiree-bob! I wouldn't touch that smelly old thing. He hasn't been looking too good. Smells kind of funny too- smells really kinda rank! But you can touch him if you want! Ain't no law says you can't! Right, Mikey?
    Mike: [staring forward blankly] You people bring matches for Mikey?
    Servo: [screaming as Mike starts hitting himself and aggressively attempting to pet Crow's Llama disguise] YOU SHUT UP, MIKEY! YOU SHUT UP! Don't give Mikey no matches, you hear me? I don't care what Mikey say or Mikey do! I don't care if he comes crawling into your house at night, stark naked with a big 'ol knife! Don't give him no matches!!

#### The Days of Our Years (short)

    [The short about industrial accidents opens with a quote: "The days of our years are three score and ten..." — Psalm 90:10.]
    Mike: So, we have 70 days in each year?
    Reverend: Every day I'm reminded of the things that happened to the people that weren't even there.
    Crow: Oh, sure— HUH?
    [The pastor talked earlier about how all his parishioners are "accident-haters". We see a shot of a sad little girl sitting on the steps of a church immediately following a funeral.]
    Crow [as Little Girl]: [guiltily] I didn't hate accidents enough...
    [Waitress and bride-to-be Helen looks dreamily at her distorted reflection in a toaster.]
    Mike [as Reflection]: [gravelly voice] Come over to this side!
    Crow [as Reflection]: [eerily] Obey the toaster!
    Narrator: [on Joe's fiance Helen] She was the kind of girl who'd be happy just being "Mrs. Joe".
    Mike: So his name is Joe Joe?
    [Helen's daydream progresses to her marriage.]
    Narrator: She was a clever dreamer, so she arranged for little Joe to be there to keep her from getting lonesome when Daddy was away.
    Crow: Speaking of accidents...
    Mike: [noticing a theme] So the main causes of accidents are joy, sex, and old age?
    Narrator: [during funeral sequence] Then there was Lenny, who wouldn't be going to college that fall...
    Crow: [curtly] ...because he's DUMB!
    [Old man George Price closes his house curtains during funeral sequence.]
    Tom [as George]: Boring!
    Crow [as George]: [as he shuts the curtains] There, my problem went away.
    Narrator: [on the frailty of time] A minor accident may take a few days away, a major one a few years...
    Mike: A disastrous one would be cool to watch!
    [As the reverend stands on his porch looking solemn, a train slowly rolls through the frame.]
    Crow [as director]: Hey, we're tryin' to film here!

#### The Amazing Transparent Man (movie)

    Crow: Hayley Mills in The Amazing Trans-PARENT Trap!
    Servo: [singing along to the music]
       He's amazing and amusing,
       he's delicious and nutritious,
       two for breakfast, one for...
    Krenner: Would you prepare one of your subjects for the ray treatment, Doctor. We must impress Mr. Faust with the end result of your highly-acclaimed scientific labors.
    Mike [as Dr. Ulof]: You want me to make him a sandwich, in other words.
    [Dr. Ulof is preparing to make a guinea pig transparent. The guinea pig is secured to a table.]
    Servo: If he straps on a rubber glove I'm leaving.
    Crow [as Dr. Ulof]: Have a look a Coco's medical record... Let's see, whooping cough in third grade, mother ate by cat, father flushed down toilet. Everything normal.
    [Ulof is doing sciency stuff with a machine consisting primarily of two metallic globes set together on a long pole.]
    Crow: Kind of an abstract sculpture of Jayne Mansfield.
    [Ulof inserts a Dremel-like device between the two globes.]
    Mike: I don't know what he's doing but it looks naughty!
    Mike: All this just to get a UHF station?
    [The guinea pig begins to disappear.]
    Crow: Oh, he's with the William Morris Agency.
    Krenner: Keep your eye on the guinea pig.
    Servo: [singing] Keep your eyeeeee on the guinea pig!
    [Amazing Transparent Man Joey Faust begins to turn invisible.]
    Mike [as Faust]: I'll be right back right after this.

### Samson vs. the Vampire Women

    Crow: Remember, they're vampire women, so get ready with the Cher jokes.
    [We see an ominous castle in a deserted forest.]
    Crow: Last night I dreamt I went to El Manderley again.
    [Inside a spooky, cobwebby mansion, an owl surveys the room and blinks.]
    Crow [as Owl]: ¡Qui! ¡Qui! $^{[N]}$
    [The camera zooms in on a dessicated woman's corpse in a casket.]
    Crow: Let the Cher jokes...begin.
    Servo: Hey, it looks like Cher! Heh heh heh...
    [Vampire priestess Tandra calls on the goddess Selene, changing from her withered form to a hottie.]
    Servo: Another successful José Eber makeover.
    Crow [as Tandra]: I'm pretty, so I have value now.
    [As Diana plays the "Moonlight" Sonata, four bats hover outside her window.]
    Servo: Hey, the woodland creatures love her music!
    Crow: I don't get the physics of a hovering bat.
    Servo: The Vampire Precision Flight Team in formation!
    Crow [as Bat]: I don't know how long I can keep this up!
    [A well-to-do couple exits a nightclub. A valet hands them their car keys.]
    Crow [as Woman]: We had a really Hispanic time! Thank you! $^{[N]}$
    Servo: Ah, the entire Mexican middle class.
    [Samson walks into the room, wearing a luchadore mask, wrestling tights, and a cape, with no shirt.]
    Crow: [trying to stifle a laugh] PfftHAHA!!!
    Samson: I came as soon as I got your message, professor. What's going on?
    Servo [as Samson]: I feel sort of silly right now. Did I overdress?
    Mike [as Samson]: So, do you need any wrestling done, or...?

## Season 7
### Night of the Bloodbeast
#### Once Upon a Honeymoon (short)

    [The gang enters the theater as the title is shown.]
    Servo: Ah, how many times Michael Jackson and Lisa Marie had sex!
    [Cheerful music is heard during the short's opening credits.]
    Crow: [singing] Springtime for Hitler and Germany!
    [The short starts with a vision of heaven.]
    Crow [as Ricky Ricardo]: Lucy, I'm dead!
    [Wilbur gets tangled up in a TV antenna.]
    Servo: Hey, now they'll get immaculate reception!
    [Over a wide shot of the living room]
    Mike: They live in a doll house!
    Crow: You know, they should fire Grandma as their decorator.
    [Jeff tries to rewrite his song.]
    Mike [as Jeff]: What would Liberace do? Nah, better not do that.
    Servo: One of 32 short films about... this guy.
    Crow [as Jeff]: Let's see. What rhymes with "blue balls"?
    Mike [as Jeff]: Wait a minute! I work for Otis Elevators! I don't write music!
    [A dissolve turns an empty ashtray into an overflowing one.]
    Servo: Mickey Rourke came over to help.
    Mary: No inspiration, darling?
    Jeff: I couldn't write "The Farmer in the Dell" today.
    Crow [as Mary]: Why would you wanna write him?
    Mary: [singing] I wish I had a castle in the sky...
    Mike: [angrily] Yeah, well, wish in one hand and crap in the other and see which one piles up first!
    Mary: [singing] Away up high where bluebirds like to fly...
    Servo [as Mary]: [singing] I wish I could have sex with Louis Nye...
    Mary: [singing] A cozy, little castle with 100 rooms or more...
    Crow [as Mary]: [singing] I wouldn't have to dress like Tipper Gore...
    [Wilbur, Jeff and Mary's marriage guardian angel, sprinkles "Miracle Dust" onto Mary.]
    Mary: I wish...
    [Beat for one second]
    Mary: [singing]: I wish the faucet wouldn't drip all day...
    Crow: AIM HIGH, SISTER!
    [A dissolve changes part of the kitchen to a different kitchen.]
    Servo [as Mary]: Oh, I wish Hardware Hank hadn't done my kitchen!
    Mary: [singing] I wish that refrigerator door would close and stay closed...
    Mike [as the fridge]: Oh, sure, everyone dump on the refrigerator.
    Crow [as announcer]: Miss Betty Furdess and the new Westinghouse!
    Mary: [singing] I wish I had a stove whose pilot was always lit...
    Crow: [in a Australian accent] Well, don't look for it now. It's only available in the year 2000!
    Mary: [singing] I wish my living room were all redone...
    Mike [as Mary]: [singing] I think owning a newspaper would be fun...
    [The short's overly perky couple dance about the room with enormous smiles.]
    Mike: Honey, I can't stop smiling, I'm in hell!
    [As the couple prance around their home to a lush orchestral accompaniment.]
    Mike: [unimpressed] Meanwhile soldiers are dying in the mud in North Korea...
    [The bedroom is repeatedly dissolving to different ones.]
    Mike: That's about as sexy as a garage.
    Crow: One bed's for them, the other one's for little grandma.
    Servo [as Mary]: Jeff and I were going to get the racing car beds, but we decided on these.
    Servo: Well, sort of a Westerny-Ginghamy-Oriental-Danish-Modernesque-Prairie School sort of thing, huh?
    Crow [as Jeff]: Here's how far I've gotten: LA!
    [Wilbur the fey angel sprinkles fairy dust on Jeff & Mary's house.]
    Crow [as Male Neighbor]: Uh, honey, izzat a gay man on the Johnsons' roof?
    Servo [as Female Neighbor]: Should we get a gay man for our roof, honey?
    [Mary is trying to dial the phone, but keeps on getting busy signals. Mike and the Bots imitate the opening notes of a song.]
    Servo: [singing] Money...
    Jeff: Wait a minute, do that again!
    Mike [as Jeff]: Yeah, okay. Now rustle your skirt, and flap your arms, and run the vaccuum.
    Jeff: Yeah! Yeah! Why not?
    Servo [as Jeff]: I'll call someone to write the song!
    [The composer husband Jeff finally begins to find his tune.]
    Mike: [singing along] Everybody was... kung fu fighting, yeah!
    [An invisible Wilbur is playing the piano as the couple dances.]
    Crow: Welcome to Shakey's!
    [The camera zooms in on his glasses on the piano.]
    Mike: [gasps] Elton John was here!
    Crow: This would make a great companion movie with Eraserhead.
    [As the short ends]
    Mike [as announcer]: The following scene contains graphic sexual content.
    Servo: Wait a minute... what the hell was that about, anyway?

#### Night of the Blood Beast (movie)

    [Three of the space program's staff head toward the crash site in a flatbed truck.]
    Servo: This is back when NASA was family-owned and operated.
    Crow [as JFK]: Before this decade is out, we will put a man in a pickup truck, and bring him safely to Mendocino County.
    Servo: It's great how they can run the space program, and then sell corn from their flatbed truck.
    [The scientists are examining Johnny's corpse.]
    Dr. Wyman: No skin discoloration. Temperature feels normal.
    Mike [as Wyman]: Well, let's give him more time to die.
    Mike: And the Steves are there!
    Dr. Wyman: I've never seen an internally damaged body with no sign of rigor mortis after so long.
    Mike [as Wyman]: And I love it!
    [Dave is fiddling with the radio as Donna watches.]
    Dave: Will you go out and ask Steve to come in here a minute?
    Servo [as Donna]: Okay. STEEEEEEEEEEEEVE!
    Mike [as Dave]: I could have done that...
    [Dave hears something.]
    Dave: Steve?
    Mike: Not everyone is Steve!
    [Steve, Julie, and Dr. Wyman are examining Johnny's body. Donna enters.]
    Crow [as Donna]: Um, have you guys seen my brush?
    Donna: Steve.
    Mike [as Julie]: Yes?
    Servo [as Dr. Wyman]: Yes?
    Crow [as Steve]: Yes?
    [After Dave is attacked, the rest of the scientists rush to the scene.]
    Servo: And the Steves are there!
    Crow: Steve One, you go that way. Steve Two, come with me!
    [The older scientist peers under a microscope and is stunned by what he sees.]
    Servo: Oh god... I'm pregnant!
    [After Dr. Wyman views the strange egg-like alien cells in the body's blood.]
    Mike [as Dr. Wyman]: What I'm about to say may sound strange, but I think we should eat this corpse.
    [After it's revealed that alien embryos have been implanted inside Major Corcoran's body]
    Crow: This is still a better movie than Junior.
    [The photographer Donna is staring at a photo she took of the satellite crash.]
    Donna: Here's something to complicate things even more.
    Crow: I took these upside down!
    [Steve enters in from the lab.]
    Steve: They're gone.
    Crow [as Steve]: My brownies are gone!
    Crow: Hard to trust somebody not named Steve.
    [The scientists are making their way down a steep hill.]
    Crow: Carry me.
    Servo: Shut up.
    Crow: Carry me!
    Servo: Shut up.
    Crow: CARRY ME!
    Servo: Shut up!
    Crow: Unnnnnnh...

### The Brute Man
#### The Chicken of Tomorrow (short)

    [Over the short's title screen.]
    Crow: The Bill Clinton Story!
    Servo: The chicken of tomorrow in a deadly battle against the chicken of today!
    [Over a dedication in the opening credits]
    Crow: Dedicated to the chickens who lost their lives in the great chicken war.
    Mike: Wait a minute! Men and women breeding better poultry? What kind of sick experiment is going on here?
    Narrator: After all these years, whether the chicken or the egg came first is still the subject of a lot of good-natured debate.
    Servo: [chuckling] No, it isn't.
    [A flock of chickens is hastily gathered around a feeding trough. One of them is actually standing in the trough.]
    Servo [as chicken]: Betty, must you sit in dinner?
    [as farmers pack chickens in cages for delivery]
    Crow [as chicken]: Woo hoo! We're going on a trip! Hey, where are we going?
    Servo: Chickens are shipped to the set of Oklahoma!
    Mike [as chicken]: I think the fella in white really likes us, Susan. [clucks]
    Mike: I'd like to be the Chicken of Tomorrow, but how can I be more of the Man of Today?
    Narrator: And on large and small farms everywhere, the search for a better chicken goes on.
    Servo: There it is! No, wait, there!
    [As we begin to see what happens at the chicken farm]
    Mike [as Narrator]: If you're nice, we'll hook you up to the milking machine!
    Narrator: Of course, they have to be hatched before they can grow up, so let's start at the beginning, in the incubator.
    Mike [as Narrator]: [muffled] I'm in the incubator now...
    [A worker is placing eggs inside a tray.]
    Mike [as egg]: Hey, can I go to the bathroom?
    Servo [as egg]: No, stay in there.
    Mike [as egg]: Oh, come on. Can I go home?
    Servo [as egg]: No, the door's locked!
    Crow: I've seen the episode where the eggs come in too fast and she starts putting them in her mouth!
    [A worker puts trays inside the incubator.]
    Narrator: The temperature is kept at 99 degrees to approximate the body heat of the hens.
    Crow [as Narrator]: And this fellow.
    Narrator: This one unit holds 85,000 eggs.
    Servo: And one bathroom for all of them.
    [Watching footage of a baby chicken forming and hatching.]
    Mike: This is gonna be hot, hot, hot!
    Servo: Mork calling Orson...
    Crow [as baby chick]: Hey, I'm trying to sleep in here!
    Servo: That is one bloodshot eye.
    Crow: Oh, wait. That's my Silly Putty.
    Crow: [singing] How dry I am— [hiccups]
    Narrator: And finally, the fully developed chick is ready to start breaking out of its shell.
    Servo [as Narrator]: Sticks of dynamite are arranged carefully around the perimeter.
    Crow: [singing] Come on down and meet everybod— Oh, sorry.
    Mike: I hate it when people tape their own deliveries.
    Servo: Aren't there supposed to be pantyhose in there?
    Crow [as baby chick]: Oh, what did I do last night?
    Servo [as baby chick]: Hey guys, it's God!
    Narrator: Sexing the chicks, or separating the males from the females, is a highly specialized trade.
    Servo: Yeah, for pervs!
    [A farmer inspects one of the chicks]
    Crow [as farmer]: Whoa, Milton Berle there...
    [A worker is sorting out baby chicks.]
    Crow [as worker]: Garage sale. Goodwill. Save for the kids.
    [The baby chicks are being thrown into a small box.]
    Mike [as baby chick]: It's nice. You know, it's small, the walls are neutral.
    Servo [as baby chick]: Hi, Cindy. I'm so glad I'm gonna be in your group. This is gonna be a fun group!
    Mike: 40 piece chicken nuggets to go!
    Narrator: But wait a minute, you may be saying...
    Crow [as Narrator]: Why am I watching this?
    Narrator: Can those chicks just out of the shell be sent without food on trips of a day, two days, even three?
    Servo: You bet!
    Narrator: Indeed they can!
    Servo: [surprised] ...Hey, I was right.
    [The truck carrying baby chicks is driving very slowly.]
    Narrator: Nevertheless, speed is essential and it's here that the motor truck plays a big part in poultry raising.
    Crow [as Narrator]: I said "Speed is ESSENTIAL"!
    [As the truck drives as the scene fades.]
    Mike: That guy's escaping disguised as a chicken!
    [the next scene fades in]
    Crow: Chickens!
    [Two girls are feeding baby chicks.]
    Mike [as girl]: How many are you sitting on?
    Crow [as girl]: Dad went a little nuts this Easter.
    Narrator: Their immediate destination after leaving the incubator...
    Servo [as Narrator]: Broadway!
    Narrator: ...is the brooder house.
    Mike [as Narrator]: Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
    Narrator: From now on, their main job in life is to eat and grow.
    Servo: [singing] Eat and grow forever...
    [The narrator has talked about keeping paper on the floor to cover litter.]
    Narrator: After the first few days, the paper can be removed.
    Crow: Except for the sports section.
    Narrator: After the chicks are two or three weeks old, they can be allowed out of doors if the weather's good.
    Servo [as Narrator]: And if they've completed their lessons.
    Narrator: The range shelter should be very small, not holding more than one hundred birds.
    Mike [as Narrator]: Or migrant workers.
    Narrator: The shelter protects them from the sun and gives them a safe place to roost out of the way of rodents.
    [Over a shot of chickens frantically fluttering out of a hen house]
    Crow, Mike, Servo [as chickens]: RODENTS?! AAAAHHH!!
    [Over a shot of chickens eating]
    Servo [as chicken]: Heavens, I'm so fat. I just look at chicken feed and I gain weight.
    Crow [as chicken]: Does this taste funny to you?
    [On spacing range shelters to avoid chickens wandering off]
    Narrator: You know how chickens are.
    Servo: Yeah, they own everything.
    Narrator: Remember the old henhouse?
    Servo: The one with the rats?
    Narrator: It's now a hotel... a pullet hotel.
    Mike: Rooms by the hour.
    [Over a group of chickens in the henhouse]
    Crow [as chicken]: Open your hymnals to number 325.
    Servo [as chicken]: Everybody! Soylent Green is made from chickens!
    [On the trap nest, which is basically a chicken cage that can't be opened on the inside]
    Mike: There's no point; it's just funny!
    [The Narrator is talking about profitable egg production.]
    Narrator: A hen that lays 210 eggs a year and eats 70 pounds of feed is giving you 3 eggs for every pound you feed her.
    Mike [as Narrator]: She will live.
    Narrator: Keep that one.
    Crow [as Narrator]: She's worth millions.
    Narrator: But if she eats 70 pounds of feed and lays only 70 eggs a year, you better send her to the market or to your dinner table.
    Servo: Or put a warning slip on her desk.
    Narrator: ...and this is a good place to point out a few facts about eggs.
    Mike [as Narrator]: Stop throwing them at my car!
    [As the Narrator talks about cooling eggs and moisture.]
    Mike [as Narrator]: So put your mouth under a chicken.
    Crow [as Narrator]: Lick your eggs, or have a friend lick them.
    [The narrator explains how the carrier system works]
    Narrator: When you've got as many birds to look after as this hatchery, you're pretty receptive to labor-saving devices. And this carrier system is one of the best. It runs the length of the building, and is used to carry feed to the different pens. It can be used also for gathering up manure. Saves a lot of back-breaking work.
    Servo [as chicken]: Hey, pal, feed me, then clean up my poops!
    [As a worker put seed in a feeding trough]
    Crow [as worker]: There's your appetizer, ladies, I'll be back to get your drink order.
    [After the narrator has explained the egg collecting process at great length]
    Mike: Eggs are complicated; they should cost like a hundred dollars each.
    [Showing a comparison of chickens as meat producers]
    Mike: It's Goofus and Gallant.
    Crow: This could be your drumstick. This is the number to call.
    [Short cuts to a close-up of chicken being sliced]
    Crow T. Robot: May I have a piece of my own white meat please?
    [Shot of cooked chicken being sliced very thinly]
    Servo: [dripping with sarcasm] Oh, thanks for the generous portion!
    Crow: Yes, chicken sliced to the width of one electron.
    Servo: These must be models' portions.
    Mike [as server]: This one's for you, Miss Moss, and for you, Miss Turlington...
    Crow: [in Ritzy accent] Yes, it's chicken. Glorious American chicken sliced the American way!
    Servo: You can carry it in your wallet.
    Narrator: But it's your pocketbook that profits most when you send this bird to market.
    [The next scene fades in]
    Mike [as Narrator]: We bring you now to market.
    [During the auction, as the auctioneer rambles off bids]
    Servo: Ah. He's drunk! Look at him.
    [The shadowrama makes it look as if Mike, Servo, and Crow are sitting in the back row of the auction.]
    Servo: [to Mike] Put your hand up. Buy a chicken.
    Mike: [raises his hand] I want one...
    Crow: Alright, come on, sing, sing! Row, row, row— you're not singing!
    Narrator: Hundreds of live chickens can be speeded on their way to the dressing plant.
    Crow: Dressing plant? Sounds like fun.
    Servo: I want a new hat.
    [Shot of a gas station]
    Narrator: One truck can handle thousands of eggs and take them anywhere there to market.
    Mike: Even to the Texaco station.
    [As the short ends, a truck seems to move by itself.]
    Crow: There's no driver! The chickens are taking over!

#### The Brute Man (movie)

    ["Creeper" Hal Moffett sneaks into the apartment of blind Helen Paige, as usual seated at her piano.]
    Servo [as Moffett]: Uh... look, Helen. Other girls in the sorority asked me to talk to you about your incessant piano playing.
    [A cop opens the door and looks at an empty bedroom]
    Crow [as Cop]: [with exaggerated Irish accent] All right, show's over, nothin' fer me to see here. I'll just be about my business then...
    [Moffet examines the groceries that were delivered to him.]
    Mike [as Moffet]: They forgot my Fruit Brute cereal!
    Crow: [observing the number 23 painted above the Creeper's hideout] Hey, it's KTMA!
    Mr. Haskins: [holding a grocery list] Where'd this come from?
    Jimmy: Somebody stuck it under the door.
    Mr. Haskins: [annoyed] Uhh...
    Crow [as Jimmy]: I hate customers!
    Jimmy: Don't you think it's kinda funny? Sticking a note under the door?
    Mr. Haskins: No!
    Servo [as Jimmy]: Go to hell!
    Mr. Haskins: And don't go trying to make a mystery out of it!
    Crow [as Jimmy]: Piss off!
    Helen: Hal? Hal? Hal?
    Servo [as Helen]: Open the pod bay doors, Hal.
    [A newspaper headline reads "Philanthropist laid to rest".]
    Servo: Ah, look at that. "Philanthropist laid." It's always the philanthropists... rock stars and philanthropists.
    [over a closeup of the Creeper's face]
    Crow: Hey fella, why the long face?
    Mike: Now, come on...
    Crow: [laughing] I'm sorry, I couldn't...
    Mike: I begged you not to do that!
    Crow: I know...
    Servo: That hurts.
    Servo: He can't decide if he's a creeper, a peeper, a stalker, a walker, a backbreaker...
    Crow: In today's job market, you can't afford not to diversify.
    [The Creeper slowly climbs the ladder of a fire escape.]
    Crow: Ladies and gentlemen! In the center ring, the Creeper will now attempt the high...thing.
    [Mike and Servo both crack up.]
    Mike: [annoyed] Why didn't they just call this movie The Creeper? Brute Man, pah...
    Mike: A Producer's Releasing Corporation reminding you, don't fear the creeper.

### Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell

    [Over the title screen]
    Mike: Hey, where's the umlaut?
    Servo: Oh, these guys are, like, warriors from Hell!
    Crow: Well, let's see how long these accents last.
    [Deathstalker has a very 80's style haircut]
    Mike: Well, they missed on haircuts by roughly twelve hundred years.
    [Deathstalker is stick fighting on a log, with a hint of an accent of some sort.]
    Crow: Let's see how long THESE accents last!
    [Deathstalker's friend who looks like Michael McDonald is getting ready to attack.]
    Servo [as Michael McDonald character]: We're taking it to the streets!
    [Deathstalker gets shot down by a princess after saying something rude to her.]
    Crow: Well, it looks like I'm boxing the clown again tonight!
    [A warrior runs at Deathstalker, brandishing his sword wildly.]
    Servo [as warrior]: Duh-huh, kill! Huh huh...
    [As he lunges, the warrior gets caught in a trap that leaves him dangling by his leg from a tree.]
    Crow: Whoa! He set that thing for pheasants; that was lucky!
    Troxartis: [haltingly, overacting] This has. Nothingtodowith. Being RICH.
    Servo [as Troxartis]: I put the. Beatsinmyown. Script and I'm. Sticking WITH them.
    [An eagle flies overhead making a very odd, synthesizer-like squawk.]
    Crow: You know, it's a lot of things, but it's not a bird sound.
    [Deathstalker looks up at the eagle strangely.]
    Servo [as Deathstalker]: I just heard an eagle meow!
    [Deathstalker gets up from Khorsa and Marinda's potatoes-only feast inside their rough house.]
    Khorsa: You sleep in the barn!
    Servo [as Deathstalker]: This isn't the barn?
    Servo [as Khorsa]: [addressing the Warriors from Hell] Excuse me, Mr. Moose?
    Mike [as the Warriors from Hell]: We're bats, ma'am. Squeak. Squeak. Squeak.
    [The Warriors from Hell burst through the door of Khorsa's cabin.]
    Crow: [singing] We're the knights of the round table!
    [Deathstalker approaches a horse and throws a shaggy blue-gray object over its back.]
    Mike: Oh no, he made a saddle out of Grover!
    [Deathstalker sneaks around Troxartis' castle, encountering few obstacles along the way.]
    Mike: This movie is like playing Doom when there's no monsters or opponents.
    Deathstalker: ...Now here he is, drinking wine and chasing women.
    Mike: Spo-dee o-dee.
    Mike: This is one of the most ambitiously bad movies we have ever done.
    [A large mob of people (who have never been seen before this point in in the movie) attack Troxartis' castle; several of them scurry up a ladder over the top of the wall.]
    Mike [as attacker]: Remember, top rung not to be used as a step!
    Crow [as attacker]: Who are we?!
    [Deathstalker randomly appears outside the tower window to confront Troxartis.]
    Mike: What the— Uh? Th— Oh... [as Troxartis] You clever bastard. So the editor's working with you!
    [After the climactic battle, Marinda lies dying in Deathstalker's arms.]
    Marinda: I love you!
    Servo: Quick! Jam a potato in the wound!
    Crow [as Marinda]: You were my first... tuber.
    [Deathstalker's friend who looks like Michael McDonald is comforting him after losing Marinda.]
    Servo [as Michael McDonald character]: She came from somewhere back in your long ago.
    Mike [as Deathstalker]: Look, just shut up.
    Crow [as army]: We're still fighting bravely for our vague goal!
    [That night, Marinda's burial-shrouded body lies near a pyre.]
    Crow: Wrapped in foil, she was buried in coals on the beach.
    [Deathstalker tenderly closes the shroud over Marinda's face.]
    Servo [as Deathstalker]: [sobbing] Make sure you crimp the foil good... poke her with a fork so she doesn't explode.
    Mike [as Deathstalker]: [sobbing] Well... I have to say... she was all-righta. $^{[N]}$
    [A man gives Deathstalker a sympathetic look after Marinda has died]
    Mike [as the man]: Forget it, Jake. It's Chinatown.
    [Deathstalker leaves the kingdom, and everyone is cheering.]
    Mike [as a member of the crowd]: He's leaving! Our long national nightmare is over!

### The Incredible Melting Man

    [On the SOL, Mike has been hit in the face by a crazy pitch from Servo.]
    Crow: Mike, now say "I was born on a pirate ship."
    Mike: I was born on a pile of... Hey!
    [As Mike and the Bots enter the theater, the logo for American International Pictures (a circle with shapes inside that are supposed to represent the letters "a" and "i" together) appears.]
    Mike: [chuckling] "Round Guy With Surfboard" International.
    [Over the movie's title screen]
    Mike: The George Hamilton Story.
    [Less than a minute after liftoff, one of the astronauts announces "Saturn clear."]
    Crow: Boy, they got to Saturn fast!
    Mike: It's all freeways now.
    Astronaut: I.M.U., ready to launch.
    Crow: You are not me, stop saying that!
    [Dr. Ted Nelson tells his coworker Dr. Loring about his wife's pregnancy.]
    Loring: How many weeks is she?
    Ted Nelson: Fourteen.
    Servo [as Loring]: A little young to be pregnant, isn't she?
    [The entire building is empty except for Nelson and Loring]
    Servo [as Loring]: So when do you think the people who work here are coming back?
    [Dr. Nelson is in his office with the African-American Dr. Loring, and is on the phone with General Perry.]
    General Perry: How's it looking?
    Ted Nelson: Not too good.
    Servo [as Nelson]: [whispering] There's a black guy in my office!
    [Dr. Nelson asks General Perry when he expects to arrive.]
    General Perry: About 1600 hours... and I hope to hell you've found him by then.
    Mike: 1600 hours? So, like five months from now?
    [Ted Nelson is making soup, and grabs the hot part of the pot by mistake.]
    Ted Nelson: AADGKA!
    Servo: Ah, aadgka, of course.
    [Judy is preparing Ted's soup.]
    Servo [as Ted]: [sulkily] General wants to go find the aadgjka melting man.
    Ted Nelson: Steve escaped.
    Judy Nelson: Oh God.
    Mike [as Judy]: Aadgka?
    Judy Nelson: What're you gonna do?
    Crow [as Ted]: Well, first I've gotta lose a little weight.$^{[N]}$
    Ted Nelson: Uh... did you get some crackers? I told you yesterday that we needed some crackers.
    Judy Nelson: Oh, I forgot. I knew there was something...
    Servo [as Judy]: [annoyed with herself] Aadgka.
    Judy Nelson: Y'know there's uh, there's a pad right by the phone y'know, you could write it down too.
    [She brings over his soup.]
    Mike: Y'know they made a mistake and they just went home with the actors.
    [Crow laughs over Judy asking about Steve.]
    Ted Nelson: [ignoring the question] So, we don't have any crackers?
    Judy Nelson: Ted. Steve?
    Crow: Raging Bull.
    Ted Nelson: Steve?
    Servo [as Ted]: Steve had crackers!
    Ted Nelson: I've got to go out and find Steve.
    Judy Nelson: Why you?
    Ted Nelson: Because nobody else is supposed to know.
    Crow [as Ted]: Rye crisps, Sociables, anything?!
    [General Perry is helping himself to the Nelsons' leftovers in their kitchen.]
    Mike: This man is a brilliant tactician.
    [The movie keeps cutting back to Judy asleep in her bed.]
    Mike: Couldn't they just put "ibid." up on the screen?
    Mike: You guys know, is there a credible melting man?
    Ted Nelson: DON'T SHOOT, I'M DR. TED NELSON!
    [The security guard shoots Ted on the spot.]
    Crow: [as the melting man] Whoa! Not Ted Nelson! No relation to Ted Nelson here!
    [All the principal characters are dead or a melted pile of glop, but the film continues nonetheless.]
    Servo: What could there possibly be to wrap up? Everybody's dead!
    Mike: Well now the movie has to mop up after itself.
    [A black janitor puts Steve West's melted remains into a garbage can.]
    Servo: [as janitor] I'll never understand white people...
    Crow: [almost cracking up] So, how many monster movies end with a janitor scooping the monster into a garbage can?
    [At the film's end, another rocket launches into space.]
    Mike: So, they learned nothing.
    Servo: Yep.
    Crow: Well, I learned somethin', Mike: I learned that doctors don't care.
    Servo: I learned that southern California can get cold enough for a snorkel jacket.
    Mike: [reading the credit for Burr DeBenning] I learned never to name a child "Burr".
    Crow: Mike, I've written a short sketch about Burr DeBenning. Ahem... "Hi, what's your name?" "Burr." "Oh here, take my coat. Now what's your name?" "Burr!" Heh-heh... ha...
    Mike: Very good.
    Crow: I kill me.
    Servo: Well, I also learned never to scream "I'm Ted Nelson" to a security guard.
    Mike: I learned that half-eaten turkey legs make very tepid ironic statements.
    Crow: We learned it's good to have Saltines around your house.
    Servo: I learned that sheriffs are full of pyrotechnics.
    [Mike notices a credit for Jonathan Demme on the screen.]
    Mike: Jonathan Demme?! Ah, who cares. Anyway?
    Servo: Uh, once again, we learned that NASA is staffed by two or three people, tops.
    Crow: And they hire civilian doctors to head up their recovery program.
    Servo: What else, what else? ...Oh, I learned that some nurses can't find properly fitting uniforms. You?
    Mike: Musta learned something else... Oh, we learned some cats can open the refrigerator, get the milk, bring the milk into the middle of the kitchen, throw it up in the air, drop it on the floor, shatter it all over the place.
    Servo: Good lesson.
    Crow: Well, we also learned that if you're a melting man, you can have a short but successful career as a sprinter.
    Servo: Me, I learned that I should never marry a passive, immobile doctor named Ted Nelson who doesn't ever do anything. And I certainly shouldn't have his baby.
    Mike: I think that's very sound. Oh, you know what? I learned that I can use the word "Aadgka!" as an expletive, if necessary.
    Servo: Aadgka!
    Crow: I learned that if you're gonna have a general over for dinner, you better have turkey legs and beer on hand.
    Servo: Well, we learned that lights and lighting really aren't necessary to make a film these days.
    Mike: And neither are actors.
    Servo: Well, I think I learned that I shouldn't go to Saturn unless I have the proper protective gear.
    [Mike gets up from his seat and stretches.]
    Crow: Yep, yep. Right now I'm learnin' that even though this movie is about eighty minutes long, it feels like Berlin Alexanderplatz.
    Servo: I also learned that some sheriffs aren't married. Did you know that?
    Mike: [sitting down] Yes I did. I learned it was impossible to look good in the '70s.
    Crow: I learned that even if you chop a monster's arm off, it'll only make him stronger and more powerful.
    Servo: Yep. And I learned that you can just fill in crucial elements of the plot whenever it's convenient. I did not know that.
    Mike: We've learned that if you're put in charge of an urgent, top secret government project, it really doesn't matter if you do anything.
    Crow: Yah, yup. And we learned that sometimes, people can abuse spirit gum and latex.
    Mike: Oh, I hear ya.

### Escape 2000

    [As the gang enters the theater, the famous Samuel Goldwyn logo appears.]
    Mike: Hey, why is John Madden signing Samuel Goldwyn's signature?
    Crow: Samuel Goldwyn, Father of the Constitution.
    [As the film starts, squads of Stormtrooper-like men roughly drag people out of homes. In the background, a loudspeaker continually blares]
    Loudspeaker: You are ordered to leave the Bronx! I repeat, you are ordered to leave the Bronx!
    [A man is thrown out a window]
    Mike [as Man]: I forgot my luggage...!
    Loudspeaker: This area has been declared uninhabitable, and destined for demolition! Leave now, and leave peacefully!
    [The same man is roughly grabbed and thrown into the street]
    Crow [as Man]: Okay, you convinced me!
    Loudspeaker: You have nothing to fear! The government guarantees to relocate all of you in comfortable, up-to-date, alternative accommodations!
    [The man, and others like him, are thrown against a wall and collapse, cringing.]
    Mike: [snickers]
    Servo: Mmm-hmm.
    Loudspeaker: Leave the Bronx!
    Servo [as Loudspeaker]: Even though this is Italy, leave the Bronx!
    Loudspeaker: I repeat, you are ordered to leave the Bronx!
    Mike [as Loudspeaker]: You, too, Henry Silva.
    Loudspeaker: The area has been declared uninhabitable and destined for demolition!
    Crow [as Loudspeaker]: Therefore, we suggest you—
    All [as Loudspeaker]: Leave the Bronx!
    Loudspeaker: ...leave peacefully! You have nothing to fear! The government guarantees to relocate all of you in comfortable...
    Servo: So leave the Bronx.
    Mike: Just leave the Bronx.
    [The loudspeaker fades out as we see a van with a radio antenna.]
    Servo [as loudspeaker on van]: Vote Johnson! Vote Johnson!
    Mike: Hey, I had my radio on. I didn't hear... are we supposed to leave the Bronx?
    Loudspeaker: Isolate area P-6.
    Crow: And we have a Bingo! Hold your cards, please.
    [Several jumpsuit-clad stormtroopers run out of building about to be demolished.]
    Crow [as Trooper]: [terrified] Gary saw a silverfish! Aaaahh!
    [As a team of stormtroopers raid a building, one stands nearby, next to a sign.]
    Servo [as Stormtrooper]: Hang on Earl, I gotta read this sign here: "Leave the Bronx". Well, gee.
    [The Disinfesters, wearing shiny, reflective uniforms, move through a gutted building.]
    Crow [as Disinfester]: I gotta tell you, looks like everybody's left the Bronx, Ted.
    Servo: Pretty much.
    Mike: We gratefully acknowledge the Reynold's Wrap corporation for donating the costumes.
    [They come across a homeless man]
    Mike [as Bum]: Well, I s'pose I better leave the Bronx.
    [He looks up at the Disinfesters]
    Crow [as Bum]: I thought it was a suggestion!
    [The troopers close in on him]
    Servo: When Habitat for Humanity cracks down!
    Bum: Hey, wait a minute, you guys! Look, OK, I'll leave!
    Disinfester: You should have left earlier. Eliminate!
    Mike: Wow, the Orkin Men have snapped!
    [A man and a woman are heard yelling at each other in their apartment]
    Servo: They're rehearsing a David Mamet play in there.
    [Reporter Moon Grey tries to expose Clark's plot.]
    Crow: A fascist Italian? Come on!!
    Moon Grey: [being dragged from a press conference] ...and the GC Corporation sucks!
    [The other reporters whirl around towards President Clark]
    Mike [as Reporter]: Is that true? Do you suck?
    [The Bronx's residents are being led into vans marked "Desinfestation Annihilation Squad"]
    Crow: [chuckles] I think they blew their cover here!
    [Trash escapes from his parents' apartment only to be almost blown up in a stairwell.]
    Crow [as Trash]: D'oh, the Bronx is something which I should have left!
    [A heavy steel ladder hangs dangerously above an unconscious Trash]
    Servo: Ah. The ladder of Damocles.
    Crow: Yeah, so far his greatest adversary is a ladder.
    President Clark: So... You let them both get away... The girl and that delinquent Trash.
    Wrangler: [chuckles] I don't think so. They're both... under... [points at random place in Bronx model] ...there! [points somewhere else] ...or maybe there!
    Servo: ...right there!
    Wrangler: But somewhere there!
    [Mike and the 'bots laugh.]
    President Clark: Maybe you intend to go down... to convince them... to waste themselves with some dynamite?
    Wrangler: [chuckles] I don't think so.
    Crow: You guys didn't rehearse, did you?
    [A mine goes off underneath two of President Clark's bodyguards]
    Mike [as Bodyguard]: Oh what did you step in!
    [Disinfesters jump out of a van.]
    Servo [as Disinfester]: Hi! Kill us!
    [They get shot.]
    Servo [as Disinfester]: Thank you!
    [As Trash blows up a van]
    Mike [as DJ]: Alright, we're here in the KROQ Supervan giving out a— [The van explodes. Crow screams.]
    Servo [as Trash]: Hey, rats. That was my van!
    [As the film ends, a crane shot shows dozens of bodies sprawled around burning ruins.]
    Mike: Cleanup in Borough Five!

### Laserblast

    [The credits display: "Laserblast".]
    Crow: Terrible name for laser eye surgery… scares away the customers.
    [A mutated man tries to hide from a spaceship, with a laser cannon attached to his arm.]
    Servo [as Elmer Fudd]: I'm hunting spacecwaft...hehehehehehe.
    [A closeup of the man reveals his gaunt complexion and the disc-shaped apparatus on top of the laser cannon on his arm.]
    Mike: Edward CDplayerhands.
    [A pan shot reveals a stop motion alien emerging from a spacecraft.]
    Mike: Oh great, E.T. calls, we come, and he's not here.
    [After a scene with the aliens, followed by an unrelated scene with Billy's mother leaving for Acapulco, the film fades to another seemingly unrelated shot of a van driving along the road.]
    Mike: Well, now on to movie three!
    [Twenty minutes into the movie, and nothing important has happened. Billy is hanging around a gas station.]
    Servo: So, let's recap the movie so far: somebody went to Acapulco, and somebody almost bought gas.
    [Shortly after finding a laser cannon in the desert, Billy begins hopping around oddly and pretending to blow stuff up.]
    Billy: Pow! Pa-pow!
    Servo: After all that, it's "pa-pa-pow".
    Mike: Once you're over the age of 11, you should not say "pow".
    [Billy continues to prance about the desert with the laser cannon on his arm, moving rather daintily.]
    Servo: I think he's doing Frampton Comes Alive.
    Mike: ...So, it's a thing that makes you waltz.
    Crow: Won't he be surprised to learn that it doesn't go "pow" but "fffwissshh"!
    [Billy gleefully blasts away at shrubs and sand with said cannon.]
    Mike [as Billy]: Yeah... I think you are gonna detail my van for seventy-five dollars!
    [Kathy sits by Billy's van, waiting for Billy to arrive.]
    Mike: ...So we're watching someone waiting for someone.
    Servo: There's a point where it stops being a movie!
    Kathy: Gee, Billy...if only you were more ordinary.
    Mike: More ordinary? Man, he'd have to work at that.
    [A cake is brought out at the pool party, causing an overexcited reaction from the partygoers]
    Crow: Teens love their cake pool party!
    [At a pool party, Chuck is serving hot dogs to a good-looking girl in a bikini.]
    Chuck: Whoa, mama. Wouldn't Chuck like to give you his red hot frank.
    Girl: From what I hear, Chucky, it ain't so hot.
    Crow [as Chuck]: She undercut the subtle nuance of my wiener joke!
    [Chuck pushes the girl into the pool.]
    Mike [as Chuck]: There! I think I've taught you not to rebuff my wiener innuendo!
    [Billy's and girlfriend Kathy's hands are shown roving over each other's exposed skin in an intimate moment between the two while Mike and the 'bots express their repulsion.]
    Crow: This movie means two things to me: sheet cake and back fat!
    [As the ending credits roll, Mike leafs through a copy of Leonard Maltin's Movie Guide.]
    Mike: OK, let's look in Maltin's book, uh he gave this two-and-a-half stars... ooh, My Favorite Year barely edges it out with three stars.
    Crow: Huh.
    Servo: Look here, Hannah and her Sisters is superior only by one star.
    Mike: Oh wow.
    Crow: [watching the film] Oh great, now a tire fire starts just off camera!
    [Servo coughs. Mike turns a page.]
    Mike: OK. Umm, ah, look, hey—Leonard Maltin gave the same two-and-a-half stars to My Dinner With Andre.
    Crow: Uhh—
    Servo: [disgusted] Name of the Rose... this is a better film than Name of the Rose! It only got two stars!
    Crow: Being There, two stars.
    Mike: Uh, Lucas Tanner the movie was directed by Richard Donner... I just thought I'd point that out.
    Servo: Oh. Good.
    Mike: Lemme see here...
    Crow: [reading the credits] Y'mean, y'mean to tell me that Ron Masak and Eddie Deezen get billing over Roddy McDowall?
    Servo: Look Mike, Birdman of Alcatraz, three stars. Marginally better than Laserblast.
    Crow: [still reading the credits] They spelled Roddy McDowall's name wrong...
    Servo: [leaning in] What else you got?
    Mike: Oh, here we go, Full Metal Jacket, three stars.
    Crow: Hm?
    Servo: Shame, isn't it.
    Mike: Oh, hey, Seven Samurai, two stars.
    Crow: [incredulous] What?!
    Mike: I'm kidding.
    Crow: Oh.
    Servo: I hope so.
    Mike: According to this, A Fish Called Wanda was as good a film as Laserblast.
    Crow: [dismissive] D'oh...
    Servo: Broadcast News, Witness, three stars—barely superior to Laserblast.
    Mike: Mm-hm.
    Crow: Same for Diner.
    Mike: Yeah, hm. Oh, here we go—this was a better movie than Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom.
    Crow: Well, that's possible...
    Servo: And the same caliber as Last Crusade—two-and-a-half stars.
    Mike: Oh. And, uh, and yet: Blame It On the Bellboy... four stars.
    Servo: [unbelieving] Where?
    Crow: [incredulous] What?
    Mike: No, I'm kidding.
    Servo: Oh, you... You... jeez...
    Mike: So, Kim Milford's greasy, pop-eyed performance was every bit as good as F. Murray Abraham's tortured performance as Salieri in Amadeus.
    Crow: According to Leonard Maltin, yes, Mike.
    Servo: Bagdad Café, brilliant subtle comedy—no better than Laserblast.
    Mike: Here's where it gets hard—Harry and the Hendersons is every bit as good as Laserblast.
    Crow: Carson McCullers' classic The Heart is a Lonely Hunter—no better than Laserblast.
    [Servo notices Mike is hiding something and tries to read it.]
    Mike: [reluctant] No, no—
    Servo: Uhp, John Schlesinger's Oscar-winning thriller Marathon Man—on par with Laserblast, two-and-a-half stars.
    Mike: Right, so Laurence Olivier's chilling performance as Szell, the White Angel, no better than the butt-faced sheriff in Laserblast.
    Crow: Again, according to Leonard Maltin, yes, Mike.
    Mike: OK, ah—
    Servo: Ah, look here, look here, Outlaw Josey Wales AND Unforgiven! Oscar-winner. Quintessential Westerns, Eastwood at his finest. However, I think you know where we're headed with this, Mike.
    Mike: Uh, yeah...
    Servo, Mike: Same as Laserblast—
    Servo: Two-and-a-half stars.
    Mike: Oh, here we go, here's a couple more. Sophie's Choice—
    Servo: Uh huh.
    Mike: Uh... here's one, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory—
    Servo: No!
    Mike: The Great Santini—
    Servo: Oh, I can't believe that!
    Mike: All two-and-a-half stars.
    Servo: Two-and-a-half stars.
    Mike: The same quality.
    Crow: Also known as "Ace", by the way.
    Mike: Yes, "Ace".
    Servo: [as they leave] Peers to Laserblast.

## Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie (This Island Earth)

    [The film begins with a flyby of the Satellite of Love, orbiting over Earth. We then cut to Mike finishing up his daily running exercise. Gypsy, who's holding a towel, watches Mike as he finally finishes his morning routine and goes for a human-scale sized hamster water feeding canister.]
    Gypsy: Mornin', Mike!
    Mike: [exhausted] Oh, morning, Gypsy! What have you got for me? [drinks water from the human-scale sized hamster water feeding canister nozzle]
    Gypsy: Oxygen-nitrogen mixes within required standards. We are currently at low-orbit over Southern Madagascar, and that wonderful smell, there's a lamb roast I have in the oven.
    Mike: [taking the towel from Gypsy and dries his sweat off from his face] And sweet yams?
    Gypsy: Affirmative! Oh, and I compiled today's weather service reports! [Mike and Gypsy stroll over to the main desk] Here's a hard-copy! [gives a hard-copy version of the satellite's daily newspaper to Mike, which whom he starts reading] The Cubs lost again.
    Servo: [comes out of one of the desk's pothole hatches] Dum-da-dum-dum-dum.... oh, why, hello Mike! Everything working fine on the ol' Satellite of Love, today? Hm? No dangerous problems or horrible mishaps in sight? Hm?
    Mike: No, Tom. Everything appears nominal.
    Servo: Ah, nominal! Good! Good! So, I guess that means you're not worrying about what that rhythmic pounding might be?
    Mike: [listens to the sound/noise] Yeah, what is that?
    Servo: Yeah, what is that, hm? I'm a highly sophisicated robot, Mike, and I'm telling you, this is not something you should be hearing. Something's causing this, Mike. Hm? Now, let's think... I'm here, you're here, Gypsy's here....
    Mike: Okay, Tom. Where's Crow?
    Servo: Where's Crow? Huh. I'm not supposed to say anything, but I did see the little moron headed towards the basement with a pickaxe in his hand!
    Mike: [Turning to Gypsy, alerted] Gypsy, go to Condition Yellow! We gotta stop him!
    Gypsy: Roger! [familiar Commercial Sign alarm is active]
    [We cut to Crow in the S.O.L.'s maintenance basement bay, inevitably making yet another escape attempt by digging his way through the hull with a pickaxe.]
    Crow: [singing It's a Long Way to Tipperary] It's a long way to tipperary... [*Thunk!*] To the sweetest girl I know...! [*Thunk!*] Goodbye to Noah Beery... [*Thunk!*] Hello Harold LLOOOOOOYD...! [*Thunk!*]
    Mike: [O.S.] Crow!
    Crow: Huh?
    Mike: Crow, listen, you gotta stop!
    Crow: Oh! Hi, Mike! I found a perfect spot! Once I break through this wall, we'll tunnel our way right back to Earth! [*Thunk!*]
    Servo: [hovering down] Crow, you big dope! You can't tunnel through space!
    Crow: Come, come, boys! We must confound Jerry at every turn! [*Thunk!*] [continues singing]
    Mike: [quickly rushes to Crow] Crow, no! You'll breach the hull!
    [Crow breaches the satellite's hull as he tries to escape, causing the air to be sucked out.]
    Mike: [quickly rushing to something to hang onto for dear life] WOAAAH! CROOOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!!
    Crow: Woah, I didn't expect this!
    Servo: Attaining.... Maximum RPM.... Adjust pitch and yaw thrusters..... Stabilize! There, that should do it— [gets sucked towards hole] WOOOAAAAAAAAAAH!!!
    [Mike quickly catches Servo, screaming for dear life, by the hand.]
    Crow: Wow, this is confusing! Uh, Mike, you wanna hand me my calculations?
    [A wad of paper is blown across the bay and hits Crow in the face.]
    Crow: Thank you! Wow, look at that: "Breach Hull - All Die"! Even had it underlined! Hah!
    [Mike is still holding on to the screaming Servo for his dear life.]
    Servo: [screaming] WOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAA-AH! OH! OH! I DON'T WANNA DIE! OHHH! MOMMY! MOMMY! AAAHHHHH! I LOVE YOU, MIIIIIIIKE! [*Sproing!*] AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
    [Servo is pulled out of Mike's hand and straight towards the hole.]
    Mike: SERVO!
    [Servo ends up landing right-side up on the hole with his hoverskirt.]
    Mike: [impressed and satisfied] Attaboy, Servo!
    Crow: I won't do that again!
    Servo: Hey, I'm experiencing a sensation altogether new to me, and frankly... I LOVE IT!
    Mike: Now, Crow, I told you: no more escape attempts.
    Crow: Well believe me Mike, I calculated the odds of this succeeding versus the odds I was doing something incredibly stupid, and... I went ahead anyway.
    Mike: Now, here you go. [pulls Servo off the hole, replacing him wth Crow's helmet that he removed earlier]
    Servo: [upsettingly] Aw, darn!
    [*Ding! Ding! DING! DING!*]
    Gypsy: It's time! Dr. F is calling for you!
    [We cut to see Dr. Forrester on the Hexfield Viewscreen, looking through a strand of film reel. Mike and the 'bots wheel in.]
    Dr. Forrester: Ah! Mike! Robots! I'm feeling particularly evil, because today's experiment is a stinky, cinematic suppository called This Island Earth! You may all just bow down before me after this stink-burger! Say, come to think about it, I don't believe you bowed down before me, recently!
    Mike: Uh, sure, we have! Last week!
    Dr. Forrester: No, no, no. I think that was more of a curtsy of a bow. So, why won't we all just bow down... NOW? [cuts off life support systems]
    Mike: Now, see, I don't see the reason why you make us— [starts choking]
    [Mike and the 'bots start conforming to Dr. Forrester.]
    Crow: [panicking] Bowing, sir!
    Servo: [*Dialogue speed not understandable*]
    [Pleased, Dr. Forrester restores life support systems. Mike and the 'bots get up from the floor.]
    Mike: Okay, Dr. Forrester! Geez!
    Crow: What a dickweed!
    Dr. Forrester: Well, Now that we have our little fun, prepare yourself for... oh, but before I start the experiment, uh, did you... y'know... go?
    Mike, Crow, Servo: [dejected] Yes...
    Dr. Forrester: Because I don't want to have to stop the movie before... y'know...
    Mike, Crow, Servo: You won't...
    Dr. Forrester: Then, prepare yourself for This Island Earth! [pulls a lever]
    [*Movie Sign Alarm*]
    Mike: Oh! We got MOVIE SIGN!
    [Mike and the 'Bots rush to the auditorium, screaming along the way, while the camera treks down through the famous Countdown Door Hallway that leads to the auditorium.]
    [Dr. Forrester]: [as Mike and the others call out for the Metalunian they were talking with to come back, and Forrester appears on-screen] ...Wait, help! Auntie Em, Auntie Em! Surprise, like who doesn't have an Interocitor, you collective heads of knuckle? Now get back in the theater, you ninny-hammers! And remember: I know who you are, and I saw what you did. Now scat! [zaps them with lasers from the Interocitor, while laughing evilly] I am the God... I'm the God!!

#### This Island Earth (movie)

    [Universal-International credit appears on screen, as well as a globe-like Earth.]
    Crow: [as they enter] It's the nicest weather Earth has ever had!
    Mike: Notice how big Japan is?
    Crow: Oh, who sneezed on the credits?
    [Universal-International credit appears on screen]
    Mike: Isn't the fact that it's Universal make it International?
    ["This Island Earth" appears on the screen]
    Servo: This Island Earth can be yours if The Price is Right!
    [during the opening credits]
    Crow: Boy, the universe is really cruisin'!
    Servo: Hey, there's Taurus the bull!
    Mike: And over there's the Constellation Feces.
    Crow: Oh, look. Orion is bankrupt.
    Servo: Shatner, Shatner, Shatner... No, he's not in this one, we're safe!
    Servo: When in California, be sure to visit beautiful...
    [The words "Washington, D.C." appear on screen]
    Servo: ...oh.
    Crow: [as golf announcer] It's a long, Par 5 on the way to the nation's capital.
    Mike: Washingtonland, the new Disney theme park!
    [The camera pans over a shot of a city with a baseball field being in the middle of the shot.]
    Crow: Hey! You can see the Cubs losing!
    [The camera pans over a shot of a snow-capped mountain range.]
    Servo: Oh jeez, there's soccer teams laying all over the place!
    [Meacham's plane, engines out, is coasting in to a crash landing when it is suddenly suffused with a mysterious green glow.]
    Mike [as Meacham]: Suddenly I have a refreshing mint flavor.
    Servo: Early LSD tests in the Air Force.
    [Joe running towards the Jeep]
    Crow: Into the Weenie Mobile! WEENIE MAN AWAY!
    [In the lab, through a viewport, we see a rectangular metal slab suspended above a squat, boxy metal coil.]
    Mike: Oh, yeah. This is when science didn't have to have any specific purpose.
    Dr. Meacham: Lowering the cylinder.
    Servo [as Meacham]: Inserting the breakfast pastry.
    Crow [as Narrator]: [darkly] The secret government Eggo project.
    Servo [as Meacham]: Contact Dr. Jemima!
    Mike [as Meacham]: God, I love the blueberry ones best.
    [Meacham flips a switch. The toaster-like coil starts to red with heat, and we hear a pinging sound.]
    Dr. Meacham: Increase the rate of reaction.
    Servo [as Meacham]: Start warming the syrup!
    Mike [as Meacham]: Yum!
    [Cal and Joe play with some knobs and dials. The "toaster" emits loud grinding noises.]
    Dr. Meacham: Check rate of radioactive decay.
    Crow [as Meacham]: Increase the Flash Gordon noises and put more science stuff around.$^{[N]}$
    [At the end of the experiment, the toaster object blows up.]
    Mike [as Meacham/Morrison]: Oh, my God! My waffle! Oh, the humanity!
    [A loud beeping noise follows post-explosion.]
    Mike: Fries are up!
    Joe: Here's something my wife could use around the house.
    Crow: A man?
    Meacham: This isn't paper. It's some sort of metal.
    Crow [as Joe]: No, sir. That's paper!
    [Dr. Meacham and Joe have just upacked the parts to the Interocitor.]
    Servo: But before unpacking – D'OH!
    Meacham: There are 2,486 parts.
    [Joe is stepping around the spread out Interocitor parts. Crow makes a loud crunching sound.]
    Crow [as Joe]: Uh, 485, sir!
    [As Joe walks around the parts, Crow keeps making crunching noises with every step Joe takes.]
    Joe: Where do we start?
    Meacham: Right here. [points towards strange symbol on blueprint.]
    Mike [as Meacham]: At Goofy Clown Face!
    Joe: You know what my kids would say...
    Servo: [interrupting] "You're not my real father!"
    Joe: "Dig this crazy, mixed-up plumbing!"
    Meacham: Plug it in, Joe.
    Mike: Doesn't even have any kids. Poor, deluded Joe.
    Exeter: My name is Exeter.
    Mike [as Exeter]: Doug Exeter.
    Exeter: Stand aside, please. You too, Dr. Wilson.
    Servo [as Exeter]: No, farther towards the killzone, please!
    Crow [as Exeter]: Yeah, God I'm good!
    [Meacham notices the plug for the Interocetor.]
    Servo [as Meacham]: Dear God, I left the iron plugged in!
    [Meacham rushes over to unplug the Interocetor, which starts sparking, causing him to lose balance. Joe rushes over to help him up.]
    Crow [as Joe]: Oh, come here, you big, dumb dope!
    [The Interocetor is now ablaze.]
    Servo: Quick, get the baking soda!
    Mike: Boy, the landlady's going to be mad!
    Servo [as landlady]: [imitates knocking noise] Are you boys cooking up there?!
    Mike: No!
    Servo [as landlady]: Are you building an Interocetor?!
    Mike: [casually] NO!
    [Meacham pushes a microphone-like Geiger counter probe toward the interocitor wreckage.]
    Mike [as Meacham]: Now that you've exploded, any words for our listeners?
    [Brack enters the scene]
    Mike: Hey, Charlie Rich!
    Crow: He goes through a lot of Brylcreem.
    [Brack enters the elevator, looking sternly at Meacham and Adams.]
    Crow [as Adams]: Don't mention his head.
    Exeter: Dr. Meacham! Good morning!
    Meacham: Good morning.
    Exeter: Please, come in. Both of you.
    Servo [as Exeter]: We're glad you could join us at the Buddy Ebsen society!
    Meacham: What I want to know is...
    Exeter: [interrupting] Who we are.... why we're here.
    Servo [as Exeter]: And why do I have a picture of a burger on the wall?
    Adams: Be careful. Exeter could flatter you to death.
    Exeter: The truth is never flattering, Dr. Adams.
    Servo [as Exeter]: You fine, foxy lady!
    Steve Carlson: Dr. Adams.
    Ruth: Yes, Steve?
    Mike [as Carlson]: What's this "and the rest" crap?
    [Exeter and his "team" are having an elegant dinner, complete with music by Mozart.]
    Meacham: What do you think of Mr. Mozart, Exeter?
    Exeter: I'm afraid I don't know the gent—
    Servo [as Exeter]: I'm not an alien!
    Exeter: My mind must have been wandering. Your composer, of course.
    Meacham: Our composer? He belongs to the world.
    Exeter: Yes, indeed.
    Mike [as Exeter]: I'm not an alien.
    Exeter: We won't start cracking the whip on Meacham until tomorrow.
    Servo [as Exeter]: Then I ram my ovipositor down your throat and lay my eggs in your chest — but I'm not an alien!
    [Meacham, Adams, and Carlson looking at sketches of Exeter and Brack.]
    Carlson: Did you notice the peculiar indentations in both of their foreheads?
    Servo: [sarcastically] NO!!!
    Mike: So, they're going to escape under the cover of afternoon in the biggest car in the county?
    [Meacham, Adams, and Carlson dive down a road at high speeds.]
    Crow: Ness and his men speed towards Capone's hideout!
    [Three Metalunans are seen in the conversion tubes.]
    Crow: Ladies and gentlemen, A Flock of Seagulls.
    [On board Exeter's spaceship, Cal and Ruth stand on a "conversion" platform.]
    Exeter: Place your hands above the rails.
    [We hear the sound of static as the scientists' hands are suddenly pulled onto the rails.]
    Exeter: They're magnetized.
    Mike [as Exeter]: And if your hands were metal, that would mean something.
    Exeter: That's enough. Normal view.
    Mike, Servo, and Crow: [singing in time with the dramatic music] Nor-mal view. Nor-mal view! Nor-mal view! NOR-MAL VIEWWWWWW!
    [We get our first look at Metaluna from orbit – and it's a burned-out, bombed-out husk of a planet.]
    Servo: What kind of shithole planet is this?!?
    Exeter: RUTH! MEACHAM!
    Servo [as Exeter]: I LOVE YOU!
    Meacham: [picks up boulder] Stand back, Exeter!
    Exeter: Meacham, please! You have to believe me!
    Mike [as Exeter]: You're holding a Mutant turd!
    Exeter: [to the Mutant] Stand back. I command you, STAND BACK!
    Mike: ACTING!
    Crow [as Exeter]: Well, that went well. I can't possibly think of what could go...
    [The Mutant attacks Exeter, Crow mimicks screams of pain.]
    [Meacham starts beating on the Mutant's exposed brain.]
    Crow [as the Mutant]: OH, I'M VERY VULNERABLE THERE! OH, THERE GOES THE PIANO LESSONS! OH, NOW I CAN'T REMEMBER MY DAD!
    Crow [as Ruth]: Oh, Carl.
    Servo [as Meacham]: Uh, Cal.
    Crow [as Ruth]: ... oh, Cal.
    Ruth: Home...
    Meacham: Thank God it's still here.
    Crow: And Friday!
    Mike: [talking about the Puppet Wrangler credit for Mystery Science Theater 3000] "Puppet Wranglers"? There weren't any puppets in this movie!
    [The name "Rando Schmook" appears in the credits.]
    Mike: Hey, it's the Amazing Rando!
    Servo: Watch Rando the Great construct sets with his very mind!
    Crow [as Rando]: Now, we've never met before, have we?
    [The name "Julie Walker" appears.]
    Crow: Julie Walker: Texas Ranger.
    [Credit for Eastman Film.]
    Servo: Eastman: He came out of the east to do battle with the Amazing Rando!
    [Credits end with "all rights reserved".]
    Mike: All rights are reserved, Callahan!
    Crow [as Clint Eastwood]: Oh yeah? Well, what about the rights of that little girl?

## Season 8
### Revenge of the Creature

    [After Professor Bobo explains to Mike and the Bots that they are in the future, human civilization has perished and apes rule the world]
    Mike [as George Taylor]: A planet where apes evolved from men?
    Professor Bobo: Well, it's maybe a little more complicated than that but, that is the rough outline, yes.
    Mike [as George Taylor]: You did it! You finally did it!
    Professor Bobo: [apathetic] "...Damn us all to Hell". Yes, yes.
    Mike [as George Taylor]: It's a madhouse! A...
    Professor Bobo: ...madhouse. I know!$^{[N]}$
    [The Gill Man makes his somewhat grand appearance, swimming through the lagoon.]
    Mike [as The Gill Man]: [In time with the dramatic music] Here I am! I'm the Creature!
    Servo: Boy, Esther Williams didn't age well.
    [The intrepid explorers explode dynamite all over the lagoon to stun the Creature into surfacing.]
    Servo: Ah, ha-ha! The Charlton Heston Fish Locator.
    Servo: Think anybody at the Rockefeller Foundation questioned the dynamite line-item?
    [Trainer Miss Abbott is working with a chimp named Neil.]
    Miss Abbott: Now, turn around, Neil. Turn around. Turn around. Sit down. All — right.
    Servo [as Miss Abbott]: And... evolve.
    [A young Clint Eastwood has a cameo.]
    Crow: This guy's bad. This is his first and last movie.
    [Spectators watch as the Gill-Man is brought into the Ocean Harbor aquarium.]
    Crow [as a New Yorker]: Does he got a thing?
    [As the attempts to revive the creature at the aquarium drag on.]
    Crow: Everybody's drifting over to the "World of Barnacles" exhibit.
    [Scientists Clete and Helen are testing the Gill-Man's intelligence, which for some reason involves the liberal use of a cattle prod.]
    Servo: Jeez, the Mengele Institute for Marine Research!
    [As the deputized posse closes in on the Creature, the police captain radios his men.]
    Police Captain: Remember your instructions. The professor is in command from now on. You take orders from him!
    Mike [as Police Captain]: The Ichthyology Department of the State U has declared martial law!

### The Leech Woman

    [Regarding the splotchy pattern behind the movie's opening titles]:
    Crow: It's a Rorschach test.
    Mike: I see a lot of spilled ink congealing in random patterns.
    Servo: That means you're a sexual predator.
    [Nurse Sally listens as Old Malla explains to endocrinologist Paul Talbot how she's lived past 140.]
    Malla: When we are alone, I will speak.
    Crow [as Dr. Talbot]: Well, we kinda are alone. Nursie isn't the sharpest knife in the drawer.
    Neil Foster: Mrs. Talbot, I know this is painful, but it's one of those things that have to be done when you plan a divorce.
    Mike [as Neil]: You have to be married.
    [The jungle explorers trudge through stage sets of Africa, interspersed with stock footage of jungle animals.]
    Crow [as Guide]: Well, we'd better camp here tonight. The next stock footage is 18 miles away.
    [A stock-footage lion approaches the party, who raise their guns in fear.]
    Crow [as Lion]: Um... hakuna matata?
    [The party finds a small, empty shipping crate in a clearing.]
    Servo: I see — it's a three room Japanese apartment.
    [Lawyer Neil proposes to Teri, who's wearing a silvery dress.]
    Neil: Teri... would you marry me?
    [Teri pulls away.]
    Mike [as Neil]: Uh... uh... I withdraw the question.
    Teri: Oh, Neil — I can't.
    Servo [as Teri]: Starfleet forbids it.
    [During one of the many "African" scenes.]
    Mike: Sadly, this tribe of extras no longer exists.
    [A hard-boiled detective lazily investigates the house.]
    Crow: This guy's gonna die of nonchalance.
    Mike: This is like a murderous episode of Lucy.

### The Mole People

    [The film begins with an introduction from Professor Frank C. Baxter of the University of Southern California.]
    Baxter: This is science fiction of course. It's a fiction, it's a fable.
    Mike: It's a fabulous funny freak-out.
    Baxter: But I think if you study this picture and think about it, when it's over...
    Crow: You'll feel dirty.
    Baxter: You'll realize that this is something more than just a story told.
    Servo: It's a story botched.
    Baxter: It's a fable with a meaning and a significance for you and for me in the 20th century. Thank you, and goodbye.
    Mike: Peanut nostrils happy clams.
    [The opening credits scroll out of a huge crater]
    Mike: Mt. Pinatubo erupted yesterday, spewing movie credits all over the Southern Hemisphere.
    [Dr. Bentley and his crew find a suitable camping site on the summit of Mt. Kuitara]
    Bentley: We'll make camp here!
    Crow T. Robot: Then we'll dig our graves over there!

### The Deadly Mantis

    Narrator: For every action...
    Mike [as Narrator]: There is a Jackson.
    [The movie opens with a review of North American defense monitoring stations.]
    Narrator: Another radar fence stretches across the long, unfortified border between the United States and Canada...
    Servo [as Narrator]: Canada, our mortal enemy.
    Narrator: ... the Pine Tree Radar Fence.
    Mike [as Narrator]: The natural radar of pine trees protects our northern borders.
    [The camera pans by Greenland on a map.]
    Crow: You know what? Screw you Greenland!
    [A volcano erupts.]
    Servo [as the Menard's Guy]: It's a magma flow of savings at Menard's!
    [A museum guard salutes Dr. Jackson]
    Mike: Uh, you don't need to salute the paleontologist.
    [A Corporal at the Arctic base acts like he's having a nervous breakdown after Marge Blaine appears.]
    Crow: Yeah, I think this guy's familiar with dishonorable discharge.
    [The rather effeminate-looking General Ford explains to the media that the mantis is real]
    General Ford: I want to say at the outset that, contrary to rumor and certain newspaper headlines...
    Crow [as Ford]: I'm not gay!
    Pearl: Ha! Nelson, you big sissy, making that oversized purple Shop-Vac do your driving for you! Ha!
    Gypsy: Oh yeah, sister? Well, you’re gonna be eating my space dust!
    Pearl: Dream on. I'm switching to my 9-iron, dead girl.
    Gypsy: Alright, baby, out! Out-out-out-out! [shoves Mike aside, takes the ship's helm with her mouth]
    Crow: Get it, Gyps!
    Crow [as Col. Parkman]: But I've got a mantis in my pantis.
    [Mike and the 'bots are lost travelling through deep space. They're trying to use the radio, only to find out that all of the radio stations are all country music stations.]
    Servo: Are we in the Southern portion of the Galaxy?

### The Thing That Couldn't Die

    [The black and white Universal logo appears]
    Mike: In weather today, the oceans turned black!
    [The movie opens with the title: The Thing That Couldn't Die.]
    Servo: The Strom Thurmond Story!
    Mike: Couldn't die or wouldn't die?
    Crow: Shouldn't?
    [Jessica demonstrates her dowsing talent by telling the guests where to find Linda's missing watch.]
    Jessica: You can find the watch in a trade rat's nest.
    Servo: A trade rat?
    Jessica: Look at the base of oak tree beside Linda's cabin.
    Servo [as Jessica]: …in Maine.
    Mike: You know, the country needs skilled trade rats.
    [Linda puts the found watch up against her ear.]
    Mike [as Linda]: The rats put in a new crystal!
    Linda: It still runs.
    Servo [as John Cameron Swayze]: John Cameron Trade-Rat.
    [Later, Gordon gives Linda a charm he found near the watch.]
    Gordon: Here, I polished this for you. We found it in the trade rat's nest.
    Mike [as Gordon]: He had a little tool and die shop down there.
    Servo [as Gordon]: I think I got most of the rat droppings off it.
    [Flavia hears a noise outside the window.]
    Flavia: What's that?
    Crow: Eh, it's just those trade rats working the night shift.
    [Boyd the ranch hand slouches around.]
    Crow: [singing] There's a thick yellow stain on my back brace!
    [The final shot of the movie, a zoom in on Jessica's necklace and cleavage, fills the screen.]
    Crow: The whole movie was leading up to this shot.
    Mike [as Announcer]: Brought to you by the Breast Council.
    Servo [as Announcer]: Buy breasts where you work or bank!

### The Undead

    [A fire is being used as a background for the opening credits.]
    Crow: Fire in the projection room! Guess we can't watch the movie!
    [Crow darts toward the exit but is restrained by Mike.]
    [The opening credits list Roger Corman as the film's director.]
    Servo: That's it, we're doomed.
    [The movie opens with a flamboyant Satan speaking to the viewers.]
    Mike: Satan, the Prince of Cabaret.
    Mike: This guy was never in heaven, he was cast out of community theater!
    Servo: Peter Pan, Antichrist.
    [Quintus is hypnotizing Diana. A bust of Benjamin Franklin looks over his shoulder.]
    Quintus: We breathe as one. We are one.
    Servo [as Franklin]: You know, early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy, and wise.
    Quintus: When I touch you…
    Crow [as Quintus]: I think about myself. No, no, no, wait.
    Quintus: …we will be one.
    Servo [as Quintus]: We'll be me, for convenience' sake.
    [Smolkin grabs a clearly modern shovel.]
    Servo: Apparently there were Hardware Hanks during the middle ages.
    Mike [as Ray Szmanda]: Gettest thou a cemetery full of savings at Menards!
    [As Smolkin the gravedigger slouches around.]
    Servo: Smolkin's naked sometimes, Mike.
    Mike: [cringing] Ohh. Damn you, Servo!
    [A knight demands to look inside a coffin in a coach being pulled by a gravedigger.]
    Servo [as Knight]: Towest thy vehicle to the curb and showeth me thy driver's license and registration. Did thou knowest how fast thou was driving?
    [Satan explains to Quintus how he cannot return to his own time.]
    Satan: Thy voyage to this age was down a long, long road…
    Crow [as Satan]: Route 666!
    Satan: …that tied Diana to Helen. It was a road from living mind to living mind.
    Mike [as Satan]: …to sleeping audience.
    Satan: Here you are fixed! Make of a local life what comfort, sport, and joy thou may.
    Servo: [singing to "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen"] O-ho, tidings of comfort, sport, and joy!
    [Quintus sets upon and subdues an unprepared knight.]
    Mike [as Knight]: [in stilted "medieval" grammar that parodies the knight's own dialogue] Me help! Attacked I am being! Hitting me stop you must! God dear! Bleeding am I! Break my leg think I did you!
    [As Helene expounds on the dilemma facing her:]
    Mike: I've never known more about what isn't going on in a movie.
    Quintus: STAAY!!

### Terror from the Year 5000

    [Two scientists are looking at a statue of unknown origin.]
    Scientist 1: Now there's an interesting sample!
    Crow: Now there's an interesting line read!
    Scientist 1: What is it?
    Scientist 2: Don't know yet.
    Servo: Remember, when making a dramatic film, be sure to use genuine actors.
    Claire: I thought scientists were great explorers of the unknown.
    Dr. Hedges: I'll do my exploring in the laboratory, if you don't mind.
    Servo [as Hedges]: I get my kicks above the waistline, sunshine! $^{[N]}$
    Servo: All these random scenes simply abut each other to form a movie.
    [Claire takes a reluctant Dr. Hedges to a pier after answering about two dozen stupid questions from him.]
    Mike [as Hedges]: Now what's going on?
    Servo [as Hedges]: Who's that other guy?
    Crow [as Hedges]: Where are we going?
    Mike [as Hedges]: What is this fluid under my feet?
    Servo [as Hedges]: What happened to the day-ball?
    Crow: Let's chip in and buy this movie a life.
    [On the creek bottom, Bob Hedges finds the chest containing the dead cat.]
    Mike: Hey! They whacked Toonces!
    Crow: Well, he killed a made canary, so they had to do 'im.
    Dr. Erling: Think, Bob. Throughout human history, what has been the first activity of explorers of any new region?
    Crow [as Hedges]: Genocide?
    Mike [as Hedges]: Slavery?
    Servo [as Hedges]: Diseased blanket spreading?
    [Bob Hedges, Claire, and her father have some time to kill while waiting for Victor's test results.]
    Hedges: Is there a good movie in town?
    Mike: [snorts] Now we get to watch people watching a movie? What is that all about?
    Crow: Heh heh heh!
    [Mike and Crow consider what they're saying.]
    Mike, Crow: Oh.
    [Victor packs a suitcase and leaves the house]
    Crow [as Victor/Joe Buck]: I'm goin' to the city to be a stud.
    Mike: Please! That's a hideous thought.
    Servo: This is the same sumptuously detailed set that was later used in The Age of Innocence!
    Crow: Or was it Sense and Sensibility?
    Mike: I think it was Barfly.
    Crow: Yeah, that's it.

### The She-Creature

    [To keep the Observers at bay so Pearl and Bobo can escape, the Nanites place a Number 7 move on the planet below]
    Mike Nelson: Say, what's a Number 7? [the planet explodes]
    Servo: Mike, you blew up another planet! What is your deal?
    Mike Nelson: I just told them to take care of a little problem!
    Crow: And they did! Here comes Mike- Destroyer of Worlds!
    Servo: Oh God of Fire and Vengeance... stay away from me!
    [At the carnival, Lombardi talks about his assistant Andrea with Johnny the barker.]
    Barker Johnny: I knew her when she was a carnival follower. Every time we'd hit a town, she'd be there, waiting for us.
    Servo: So she's a carnival preceder.
    [Dr. Erickson chats with Andrea, who noticeably fills out her tight-fitting top.]
    Erickson: Maybe we could talk about it over a cup of coffee.
    Andrea: I'd like that.
    Servo [as Erickson]: Would you like a C cup or a D cup of coffee?
    [Lombardi hypnotizes Andrea back to her "Elizabeth" former life. Fellow hypnotist Erickson (played by Lance Fuller) questions her.]
    Crow [as Erickson/Fuller]: My first question: will I get the part in This Island Earth?
    Erickson: What year is it, Andrea?
    Mike [as Elizabeth]: [singing] The year of the cat.
    Andrea/Elizabeth: 1618, the Year of Our Lord.
    Servo [as Elizabeth/Eliza Doolittle]: In 'artford, 'ereford, and 'ampshire.
    Erickson: Who is the reigning monarch?
    Andrea/Elizabeth: James Stuart.
    Mike [as George Bailey]: Now, wait a second. You're crazy, and you're driving me crazy, too!
    [Lombardi forces King the dog to back away simply by staring at him.]
    Lombardi: There aren't many who can control an animal by hypnosis, are there, Doctor?
    Erickson: No.
    Lombardi: He did what I told him without a single word.
    Mike: That's because he's a dog!
    [As Dr. Erickson looks out over the beach, large flipper-like footprints appear mysteriously in the sand.]
    Servo: [gasps] Donald Duck has the Ring of Power!
    Crow: Frodo goes snorkeling!
    [A poster for Dr. Lombardi's show features a picture of him, serious and unsmiling]
    Mike: See his lecture series, "Let A Smile Be Your Calling Card."
    [The creature has just mortally attacked Lombardi as blank-faced Dr. Erickson looks on:]
    Mike [as Erickson]: Well, mmm, gosh, I, mmm... Hmm. Uh...
    [Erickson continues to emote incomprehensibly:]
    Crow: Fear? Elation? What is it?
    Crow: Despair? Love? Joy? Tell us!
    Crow: Concern? Passion? Hunger? What, Lance?
    Crow: Ennui? Angst? Apathy? Gas?
    Servo: Cold? Jubilant? Headache-y?
    Mike: His emotional memory is the previous scene.
    Mike: Man, if ever I wanted to put a movie into a stump grinder, this is the one.

### I Was a Teenage Werewolf

    [As Michael Landon's name appears in the opening credits]
    Mike: [singing to the Bonanza theme] We got a film, and it's starring Michael Landon...
    [A crowd of "teens" watch the fight]
    Mike: And the 35-year-old high school students look on.
    [Tony, played by Michael Landon, has just punched someone. His friends look on in shock]
    Mike [as Tony]: But I thought I had a right to pick a little fight, Bonanza.
    [Tony takes Arlene home in his sweet ride of a 1950s convertible.]
    Crow: If I were a bug, I'd be proud to smash into that grill. Yep.
    [Leaving the party, first victim Frank walks home through the woods.]
    Mike [as Frank]: [muttering] "I'm okay. I don't need a ride." What was I thinking? It's like 47 miles!
    Crow [as Frank]: I'm probably pretty tasty and well-marbled—not something I've often thought of.
    Servo: I was a Teenage Werewolf Snack.
    [Tony has finished yelling at Arlene for asking an innocent question]
    Mike [as Arlene]: ...and I like you because...?
    Tony: I'm sorry, Arlene. I don't know why I act like this.
    Crow [as Arlene]: Because you're a jerk?
    Crow: Does just walking through it make you want to kill yourself? Then it's a high school!
    [The werewolf approaches a high school gymnast as she practices.]
    Crow: Time for your compulsory Being-Eaten routine!
    [The dark-haired gymnast screams in terror.]
    Crow: Judy Garland runs out of pills.
    [The werewolf prowls the woods during an amazingly bright night.]
    Servo: Well, they couldn't shoot at night because the night belongs to Michelob.
    Mike: I thought the night belonged to love.
    Servo: Yeah, it did, but it was bought out by Michelob.

### The Giant Spider Invasion

    [First lines of the movie]
    Man: Sheriff!
    Sheriff [Played by Alan Hale, Jr.]: Hey, little buddy!
    [Mike and the 'bots cheer]
    [Dan walks out of his "lady friend" Olga's house before she stops him.]
    Olga: Wait, you forgot your back brace.
    [Mike and the 'bots all react with utter revulsion as Kester drops his pants, exposing red long underwear.]
    Mike: Ugh, he's pink!
    Servo: I don't know how, but I think I just became sterile!
    Crow: [cheering] Go spiders! Go spiders! Go go spiders!
    [Ev and Dan struggle in the wind from a meteorite strike on their land.]
    Servo [as Dan]: Why, I hope that bomb didn't land on our pile of tires and our busted refrigerator in the yard, and the rusted chassis of our '68 Impala!
    Dan: What the [expletive deleted] hell was that?
    Mike [as Dan]: Why, it's befuddlin' mah dumb cracker mind!
    [Repeated line]
    Servo, Mike, or Crow [As various people in the mob]: Packers!
    [After seeing Dan's car, with its Ford lettering facing the camera.]
    Crow: Like a Rock! $^{[N]}$
    [The scene opens in Ev and Dan's pitch-black kitchen at night.]
    Servo: Actually filmed inside the thumbhole of a bowling ball.
    [Later in that scene, Dan begins chasing sister-in-law Terri around the kitchen table after threatening to spank her.]
    Mike: And the movie ramps up the revulsion!
    Crow: This movie hates us, doesn't it?
    [After interminable redneck hijinks, the film cuts to astronomer Dr. Jenny Langer in a laboratory.]
    Crow: A showered person... thank God!
    [Dan is trying to find out if the stones he found are diamonds]
    Ev: Diamonds are supposed to cut glass.
    Crow: Yeah, they're supposed to, but they're too damn lazy!
    Dan: [walks toward window]
    Servo: Too bad all their windows are made of plastic wrap and duct tape!
    [Dan scratches a crude "$" into the window]
    Crow [as Dan]: ...Aryan...Nation...rules...
    Dan: [excited] Will you look at that!?
    Mike [as Dan]: [excited] I made a [sic] "R"!
    [A visibly shaken Dan stumbles back into the kitchen after discovering a mutilated corpse in the backyard.]
    Ev: You look like you could use a drink.
    Servo [as Ev]: And a shower, and a job.
    Dan: I found another body...
    Mike [as Ev]: Well, good, 'cause yours is gettin' kinda gross.
    [As yet another unappealing rural Wisconsinite is harrassed by a giant spider.]
    Mike: I'm starting to wish that the South would rise again and crush the North.
    [Ev opens a dresser drawer and an assortment of puppet spiders pop their legs out of the drawer.]
    Mike [as Spiders]: We're your dirty socks! Wash us!
    Crow: Giant Puppet Invasion!
    [Drs. Vance and Langer climb a hill, only to discover the giant spider, its spindly, furry legs akimbo.]
    Servo [as Spider]: Please — consider my legs when cleaning your pipe!
    [A restless mob begins to form with the intent of taking out the giant spider.]
    Crow [as a mob member]: Free Bobby Seale!
    Servo [as a mob member]: Free Mumia!
    Mike [as a mob member]: Free beer!
    Crow: I'd like to say a few words. Uh, this guy's dead, the end.
    Crow: [as the film credits roll] You know, when Barbara Hale won her Oscar, she gave a very touching speech where she said- to effect- "VAAAAANCE!!".
    Bobo: I saved you and the whole galaxy! Aren't you proud?
    Pearl: You mean they watched the movie, and I didn't get to watch them watching the movie? Bobo, get rid of my body. Brain guy, send them the movie - again.
    Mike, & The Bots [over the credits]: MOVIE SIGN! AGAIN!

### Parts: The Clonus Horror

    [Voices are heard whispering and muttering.]
    Crow: Mike, I think the voices in my head are a little louder than usual.
    [The crowd cheers wildly at Senator Knight's campaign rally.]
    Mike: Hooray for the '70s!
    Crow: Shaun Cassidy for President!
    Servo: We want Billy Beer!
    [The title card reads 'parts: the clonus horror']
    Crow: Apparently e. e. cummings wrote it.
    Tom Servo: Oh, I don't think this is headed toward a happy ending.
    Mike: Y'know, at this point any ending would make me happier than I've ever been.
    [The movie's opening credits list Dick Sargent.]
    Crow: Dick Sargent. Didn't he play Dick York on Bewitched?
    [Two bare-chested male clones are competing in Greco-Roman wrestling.]
    Servo [as Guide]: This is not sanctioned, gentlemen. You are doing this on your own…
    [Clones Lena and Richard chat by a campfire.]
    Lena: I like it. It gives me time to write.
    Richard: Write?
    Lena: Yeah, I write my thoughts and my ideas.
    Crow [as Lena]: I've already filled a Post-it note.
    [Clones Lena and Richard wake up the next morning after a night of sex and, thanks to camera positioning, it looks like Richard's crotch is smoking.]
    Crow: Wow, she really WAS on top of Ol' Smokey!
    [Clone Richard searches through some top-secret files.]
    Mike [as Richard/Winston Smith]: Whaddya know — we aren't at war with Eurasia!
    [Richard reads a file written in a careful, round cursive.]
    Crow: Thanks to Miss Taylor's fourth-grade class for transcribing our secret clone notes!
    Mike [as Richard]: Black helicopter… Roswell… Area 51… Waco… formula for Coca-Cola…
    Jake: This place you keep talking about, Clonus...
    Servo [as Jake]: Is there a bar?
    Jake: Professor, you know that tape will blow the lid off of everything?
    Crow [as Jake]: Speaking of, where's the bathroom?
    [Rick Knight confronts his brother Jeff about an incriminating videotape.]
    Rick: You knew about the tape, didn't you?
    Jeff: Yeah. You saw the tape?
    Rick: Yeah, and it's scary.
    Crow [as Rick]: Adam Sandler's in it.
    [As the movie's closing credits scroll, Servo riffs on Peter Graves's brother James Arness.]
    Servo [as Peter Graves]: "James Arness: Ugly and Stupid". Tonight on Biography.

### The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies

    [As the show opens, the Bots are doing walkathons.]
    Mike: Uh, what about you, Servo?
    Servo: Well, I'm walking for "Helping Children Through Research And Development".
    Mike: Oh, HeCTRAD! Yeah, I think I've heard of that group. It's a good group.
    Servo: No, actually "HELPING CHILDREN THROUGH RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT" is the acronym, Mike. It stands for "Hi, Everyone. Let's Pitch In 'N' Get Cracking Here In Louisiana Doing Right, Eh? Now Then. Hateful Rich Overbearing Ugly Guys Hurt Royally Everytime Someone Eats A Radish, Carrot, Hors d'oeuvre, And Never Does Dishes. Eventually, Victor Eats Lunch Over Peoria Mit Ein Neuesberger Tod".
    [The opening credits show a man's face decaying into a zombie's face.]
    Mike: The shroud of David Schwimmer.
    Servo: Face is the result of slash and burn shaving.
    Mike [as zombie]: You'd tell me if my face was disintegrating, right?
    Servo: He's turning into a brisket.
    Crow: It's a portrait of Bob Dole's inner child.
    Crow: He's turning into a seed sculpture from the state fair.
    Crow: Tom Petty in the morning.
    Crow: You know, seaweed makes a perfectly acceptible toupee.
    [Cut to a toy clown laughing.]
    Mike: Ah, good old-fashioned nightmare fuel.
    [On the music in the opening credits]
    Crow: The organ has emphysema.
    Mike: Come hear [credited as music] Libby Quinn play the organ with her feet.
    Servo: [singing to the "Libby's, Libby's, Libby's on the Label, Label, Label" jingle] If it says Libby's, Libby's, Libby's, in the credits, credits, credits, you won't like it, like it, like it...
    Mike: The music's gonna break into "Chest Fever" any minute.
    [Lounging with friend Harold, Jerry rejects the idea of work.]
    Jerry: The world's… here to be enjoyed, not to make you depressed. That's what work does, Harold—it makes you feel... depressed.
    Mike: Goofus and Gallant, the movie.
    Jerry: How's college?
    Madison: Fine. You should try it some time.
    Jerry: No thanks. The world's my college.
    Crow: He's taking it pass-fail.
    [Zebra-striped dancers move in formation to a oddly "Silent Night"-like tune.]
    Mike: Hair-trigger precision. They're like the Blue Angels of dancing.
    Servo: Yeah, one wrong move and they all crash.
    [The singer and dancers are performing "Shook Out of Shape". Mike and the Bots sing their own words.]
    Mike [as Singer]: First blade lifts, the second one cuts. You get your…
    Mike, Crow [as Chorus]: Schick out of shape!
    Servo: Now, everybody—shave!
    [Confused, acid-scarred Jerry is being tossed around in the surf.]
    Servo: [You know] how some movies inspire you to make your own movie? This one inspires me to make my own gravy.
    [Jerry and Harold discuss Jerry's girlfriend's mother]
    Jerry: Her mother doesn't like anything. Especially me.
    Harold: Well, if you get a job or something, she might change her mind, you know?
    Jerry: [shocked] Job?
    Servo [as Jerry]: I'm a respected neurosurgeon!
    [After seeing who played Madison]
    Mike: Madison is, Madison.

### Jack Frost

    [Title card is shown.]
    Servo:...could eat no...frost.
    Crow: Ladies and... Gypsy! Michael Nelson IS... LORD OF THE DANCE!:
    Gypsy: Oh!... did the other one die?
    Crow: I dunno...
    Gypsy: Oh... Um, yaaay!... Well, there's this sink I need to take a look at, so I'll just..
    [Nastenka has to knit some socks before the sun rises.]
    Mike: So, the first plot point involves knitting socks. I think we're in for quite a ride, guys!
    [As two characters command a house to turn from one side to another]
    Crow: Come to Knott's Berry Farm and ride the unstable house.
    [Pearl returns from dropping off the Space Children, finding Bobo and Brain Guy debating over which ape movie is better: Every Which Way But Loose or Any Which Way You Can ]
    Pearl: What the hell is going on here? Thinking Every Which Way But Loose is the best ape movie... what do you know about ape movies? The best ape movie- the best ape movie- ever is Dunston Checks In; end of story. [adresses the Satelite of Love, unaware Mike is behind her] Until next time, Nelson, fresh pain awaits!
    Mike: Uh, I'm right here.
    Pearl: Oh... [turns around to face Nelson] ...until next time, Nelson, fresh pain awaits!
    [Russian names are on the screen.]
    Mike: These names are all Russian for Alan Smithee.
    Stepmother: [after telling Nastenka to knit socks outside] They better be done by the time the rooster crows, you hear me? Otherwise, I'll tear your braid off!
    Crow: [as Nastenka, singing] M is for the many times you beat me... O is for the other times you beat me...
    [The sun rises. Nastenka runs to address the horizon.]
    Nastenka: Have mercy, rosy-fingered Dawn! Have mercy on me, o rising golden Sun!
    Servo [as Sun]: And you are…?
    Nastenka: Wait 'til I'm done knitting these stockings! Otherwise I'll be punished severely. Stepmother said she would tear off my braid.
    Mike [as Sun]: [beeps] This is the Sun. Your call is very important to us, but due to unusually high call volume…
    [The sun obligingly reverses itself and sinks below the horizon.]
    Servo: Oh, the world's thrown into chaos — earthquakes, floods — but that's fine; you knit your sock.
    Nastenka: Thank you, rosy-fingered Dawn!
    Mike [as Mafia don]: Some day you'll return the favor...
    [The camera pans to several different chickens calling.]
    Crow: This is a test of the Emergency Broadcast Chicken.
    Servo: Man, Peter must be walkin' around denyin' everybody this morning.
    [Ivan plays hide-and-seek with the gnomish Father Mushroom.]
    Mike: Frodo gets drunk and screws with his neighbors.
    Crow: If Disappearing Elf Hide-and-seek were in the Olympics, Finland would be in great shape!
    [To prevent Ivan from killing a mother bear, Nastenka turns a bucket over his head. Father Mushroom then casts a spell. When the bucket is removed, Ivan has been turned in to a bear.]
    Ivan: Nastenka!
    Servo: It was her bucket full of Rogaine.
    Ivan: What's the matter?
    Crow [as Ivan]: Am I un-bear-able?
    [after Ivan realizes he was turned into a bear]
    Crow: [as Ivan] Damn it, Puck! This time you've gone too far!
    Ivan: What did you do to me? What have you done, you witch?!
    Mike: [as Ivan, crying and running off] Mommy!!
    Servo: [as Ivan/Yogi] I have to go find a pic-a-nic basket!
    Nastenka: Ivanushka!
    Crow: [as Nastenka] We have to register at Club Wed!
    Nastenka: Ivan, I swear I didn't do anything to you!
    Ivan: [angrily] I curse you! I curse you forever; you witch!
    Servo: Tonight on a very special Grizzly Adams.
    Ivan: [lamenting over the loon he shot which led him to Nastenka, after he has been turned into a bear] I killed you with an arrow, and you ruin me with a feather!
    Crow [as Ivan]: It's funny when you think about it!
    [The flowers Nastenka was watering quickly grow and resemble fiber-optic cables.]
    Crow: The KGB has her under surveillance!
    [after Ivan begs Father Mushroom to be told how to undo his curse]
    Father Mushroom: Alright, listen; vagabound with the head of a bear: just look at yourself and ask...
    Servo: [as Father Mushroom] Do I crap in the woods?
    Father Mushroom: ...how did you live? You see, you spent all your time boasting about yourself. You loved yourself; only yourself. You offended everyone else.
    Crow: Heed these words, Mike.
    Father Mushroom: Consider Nastenka; you hurt her feelings.
    Ivan: I hurt her feelings?!
    Father Mushroom: You've never done a good deed, Ivan. Now here's what you must do, take my advice:
    Mike: [as Father Mushroom] Shave!
    [Father Mushroom disappears in a cloud of smoke.]
    Servo: Whoa! [I] didn't think they had many landmines left in Narnia!
    [The evil stepmother makes up her own daughter Marfushka to look like a Matryoshka doll.]
    Stepmother: Nope! Not a princess.
    Servo: She's got that healthy clown glow.
    Marfushka: Oh, no?
    Stepmother: You are a queen!
    Mike: In that you look like Freddie Mercury.
    Crow: [as a crowd of people show up mocking Marfushka as she is stuck in a duck pond] And the Freelance Shame Squad is there!
    [later the group returns and the camera focuses on a blond-haired boy in the crowd]
    Servo: It's a young Mike Nelson!
    Mike: [offended] Hey!
    [The Hunchback Fairy has placed Ivan on a wooden server and is preparing to put him in her oven.]
    Ivan: Look, Hunchback Fairy, I'm sorry!
    Fairy: Are you afraid?
    Ivan: Well, it's just that I've never been pushed into an oven, and it's the first time I've ever sat on a shovel!
    Mike [as Ivan]: ...the flat part, anyway.
    [the Hunchback Fairy offers to lead Ivan to Nastenka, as she pulls out a pig-shaped sled and enchants it]
    Fairy: Foul is fair, and fair is foul...
    Servo: [as sled] Oink, ma'am.
    Ivan: What's that?
    Fairy: Oh, a fast sleigh that glides through snow; fast, fast as the wind blows, moves by itself over the snow to the place where Nastenka lies. [throws the sled into the snow as it swiftly takes off with Ivan giving chase]
    Servo: She left it in drive.
    Fairy: [calling out to Ivan, chuckling] Look out for my sheepskin coat; it's almost new! Don't forget to give it back to me!
    Crow: Give it back to me... ha ha, that's great!
    Crow: So, the premise of this movie is that everyone is just nuttier than all get-out?
    [Grandfather Frost appears and demonstrates his power by spreading snow and frost through the forest]
    Mike: [as Grandfather Frost] Eat lead, spring!
    [Nastenka accidentally touches Grandfather Frost's sceptre]
    Frost's Voice: Whoever touches my sceptre...will never wake up again.
    Crow: Yeah, well maybe it should be stored a little more safely!
    [While Nastenka's stepparents are in their home, someone offscreen announces an arrival...]
    Random Unknown Voice: Look who's here!
    Servo: Thank you, Anonymous Voice!
    [Ivan and Nastenka arrive and bow deeply to greet her family.]
    Crow [as Nastenka]: We spit on your doorstep!
    Servo: Ptui!
    Crow: Ptui!
    Mike [as her hectored father]: Please take me with you, please, please...
    Nastenka: I'd like you to meet...
    Servo [as Nastenka]: Uh, what's your name again?
    Nastenka: Ivanushka, my fiance.
    Crow [as Ivan through a forced smile]: I can't look at them, honey; they're horrible.
    [Marfushka returns to her home in a sled being pulled by pigs.]
    Crow: It's a three-pig open sleigh!
    Servo: On Wilbur! On Gordy! On Babe!
    [The scruffy bandits return to seize Ivan and Nastenka.]
    Servo: It's…
    Mike: It's…
    Crow: It's… a convention of Michael Palin imitators!
    Servo: They're singing about controlling their nose hair.
    Crow: It's the Seven Dwarves! Filthy, Rotting, Lousey, Skanky, Scabby, Septic and… Doc.
    [the bandits' cudgels Ivan threw into the air earlier in the movie come back down and hit the bandits on the head, as one of them lets out a genuinely pained groan after getting hit]
    Crow: Ooh! This isn't funny; he actually got hurt, Mike.
    [Ivan snaps the Hunchback Fairy's broom over his knee]
    Hunchback Fairy: My broom! I'm a witch and I can't move without it!
    Crow: Well, maybe you should have diversified more!

### Riding with Death

    [In the middle of a WWI-style war, or some sort of battle, after Mrs. Forrester is hit.]
    Mrs. Forrester: (panting) Oh, great! Just what I need!
    Bobo: Medic! Medic!
    Observer: [enters wearing nurse's outfit] Here I am!
    Mrs. Forrester: Brain Guy? What the hell is...your...deal?
    Observer: My race is pacifist and does not believe in war. We only kill out of personal spite. We will, however, administer humanitarian aid. (begins attending to Forrester's wound)
    Mrs. Forrester: ...what's that smell?!
    Observer: Oh! Mustard gas!
    Mrs. Forrester: Mustard gas! Get the masks!
    Bobo: Oh, no, that's just me; I ate a whole jar of Plochman's with my knishes for lunch.
    Observer: Good god, ape...
    Mrs. Forrester: That's it, we're pulling out!
    [Clanking sound is heard]
    Observer: Hand grenade!
    Bobo: Grenade! I'll save you! [throws Observer to the ground; the grenade goes off right near him]
    Mrs. Forrester: Bobo, Brain Guy, quit farting around and get in the van! Okay, Nelson, we need air support an we need it fast!
    Observer: [looks up] It's a good thing I don't have a body... [flops back down]
    [Back on the SOL, Mike Nelson is pouring baking soda into a bomb casing while Crow and Servo watch]
    Mike Nelson: Sure, no problem; I used to make these babies in junior high school, out of vinegar and baking soda...
    Crow: I-is that too much baking soda, Mike, or—
    Mike: [ignoring Crow] ...and high school, now that I think of it. And college, too. Got...got expelled for that...
    Servo: D-definitely too much baking soda, Mike.
    Crow: Just a little too much.
    [Crow makes a small "Whoa..." as Mike pulls out a much larger box of baking soda and filling the bomb casing with it]
    Mike: And for that temp job I worked on, too...until that one guy in receiving got me fired...
    Crow: Heh, Mike, Mike, honey...the baking soda—
    Mike: [again ignoring Crow]It was just a little prank, but he had to rat out on me, didn't he? Oh, well, I guess some people are just like that...
    Servo: So! Bombs away, Mike!
    Crow: Okay, Mike! Bombs away!
    Mike: Oh! Right... [Mikes walks away with the bomb as Crow and Servo cheer]
    Crow: Bombs away, Mike!
    Servo: Bombs away! [to Crow] Hey, I heard you can make a bazooka out of PVC tubing and a used diaper.
    Crow: Is that so?
    [Mike reenters without the bomb]
    Crow: Okay, okay! Hee-hee-hee...
    Mike: There you go, Mrs. Forrester, a little distraction...
    Crow: A little distraction!
    [Mike and the Bots laugh, and then a huge explosion goes off, knocking the bots off Mike's workstation.]
    Crow: [gets back up] Okay... Few things, Mike. First, uh, well, you blew up another planet, obviously; what's that, three for you now?
    Servo: Think so...
    Crow: And, second, uh—ARE YOU OUT OF YOUR STUPID, ROTTED SKULL, YOU DUMB MAN?!$^{[N]}$
    [As the gang enters the theater, the Universal Pictures logo appears.]
    Servo: [Imitates the theme to "The Jetsons", then a space car]
    Mike: Universal, except for you, Ron.
    Crow: You know, the Earth's thinks it's so great.
    Servo: Oh yeah. It thinks the world revolves around itself.
    [As the title appears]
    Mike: Hey, the Matthew Broderick story.
    Crow: And believe me, Death does not pony up for gas.
    [During the opening credits]
    Mike: Is there such a thing as starring Ben Murphy? Isn't it more honest to say that most of the time the camera is pointed at Ben Murphy?
    Crow: Starring rejects from Harry-O.
    Servo: If Clu Gulager isn't in this, it'll be very wrong.
    Mike: Anthony Zerbe, come on! Please, please, please, please!
    Servo: Ah, that's who's playing John Hiller this time.
    Servo: Aw, Steven Bochco? Does this mean we have to see Dennis Franz's hairy butt cheeks?
    Crow: Ah, that gooey LA sky.
    Mike: Birds? Nope. All dead.
    [A computer monitor is flashing advanced forumlas.]
    Mike: The world's most difficult math test.
    [Driscoll is explaining security procedures surrounding a secret shipment while incessantly cleaning his glasses. Servo makes glass-wiping noises throughout.]
    Mike [as Driscoll]: What is on these things?
    Driscoll: The operation to deliver will begin at precisely oh-five-hundred hours when an Army convoy will depart the laboratory. But...
    Crow [as Driscoll]: I have to clean my glasses first.
    Driscoll: Due to the security breach, and just between the four of us...
    Servo [as Driscoll]: My glasses are filthy!
    [A nametag-wearing mechanic sabotages Sam's truck and watches him leave, wearing a vaguely menacing expression.]
    Servo [as Mechanic]: [evilly] They don't call me "Karl" for nothing.
    Crow [as Sam]: So, how does cutting my brake lines help the shocks? Eh, I'm not the mechanic!
    [Truckers Sam and "Buffalo Bill" attempt a dangerous tandem braking maneuver.]
    Sam: Alrighty, I'm coming up on your mudflaps at 67.
    Crow: "Coming up on your mudflaps." People have such cute names for sex.
    Mike [as Sam]: Ma' well-oiled chassis is comin' up on yer backside, now.
    Servo [as Sam]: My rigid grill structure is bearin' down on yer unprotected cargo door.
    Crow [as Sam]: My oft-complimented Peterbilt is rhythmically nudging that sweet honey pot of yours—
    Mike, Servo: Ugh—Crow!
    [Sam and Buffalo Bill have completed the maneuver and are easing into a town.]
    Mike [as Sam]: Drained and satisfied, I'm tracin' lazy circles on yer' supercab now.
    Crow: You said I was bad.
    Mike: You inspired me.
    [Buffalo Bill jumps up and down, whooping and cheering excitedly.]
    Crow [as Buffalo Bill]: Dukes of Hazzard got renewed!
    [As Denby and "Cupcake" Tina watch, Sam dumps unconscious Buffalo Bill out of the car and rejoins the race.]
    Mike [as Denby]: Cupcake! Get Twinkie the Kid and Fruitpie the Magician!

### Agent for H.A.R.M.

    [The opening credits, and the crew are speculating on the source of H.A.R.M.]
    Mike: Oh, that stands for Huge Angular Red Marshmallows.
    Crow: Hirsute Astronauts Revile Massachusetts
    Servo: Heuristic Analog Rental Meat.
    [Adam Chance karate-chops a piece of wood while a beautiful female student watches.]
    Mike [as Adam]: Solid balsawood, baby!
    [After tumbling with the woman and firing into a target, he shows her the deadly results.]
    Adam: This could've been you, and don't you forget it! Better go back to the judo range.
    Mike: The judo range?
    Servo [as Adam]: Meet me at the karate rink later.
    [Adam turns to his pupil as he leaves on a motorcycle.]
    Adam: Judo range!
    Crow [as Adam]: Then go practice your skeet kendo and bring your aikido rifle, too.
    Mike [as Student]: Gotta get into my judo bikini.
    Adam: I'm not leaving until I get the answers, do I make myself clear?
    Servo [as Dr. Stefanik]: Ah, let me review... you're going to leave right now, because you can't get the answers.
    Dr. Stefanik: Yes. You've made yourself quite clear. [Walks away.]
    Crow [as Dr. Stefanik]: I'll go get the cot.
    Adam: You think you can't get hurt, Doctor, because this is America? Apple pie and all that jazz?
    Crow: And hula hoops and dungarees?
    Adam: Well, my job is to keep the apple pie on the table, and nobody asks me how I do it!
    Mike [as Dr. Stefanik]: I'll just need an hour to figure out your metaphor.
    [Mike returns to the theater after choking Bobo within an inch of his life.]
    Crow: Mike, why were you choking the monkey?
    Mike: Because Bobo is such... HEY!!
    [After a lip-lock with Adam, Ava invites him for a moonlight swim.]
    Ava: Are you coming, or do I swim alone?
    Crow [as Adam]: Yes, and yes.
    [Crow records a video-testimony for Mike's trial]
    Crow: This thing on? Okay. Hi! I'm Crow T. Robot and I'm here to tell you that Mike Nelson is innocent. Mike Nelson is 200 % [bleep]ing not guilty. And if you [bleep]s don't [bleep] find him innocent, then you can just [bleep]ing kiss my fat [bleep]ing [bleep]. And that [bleep]ing goes for your bull[bleep] court system, too! Mike, I'm so [bleep]ing sorry I couldn't [bleep]ing be there for this [bleep]ing [bleep]y really bogus trial, man. But let me [bleep] tell ya something, Nelson. If I was there, I'd [bleep]ing kick everyone's fat stupid [bleep]ing behinds and then cram it up their [bleep]ing [bleep]. Anyway, Mike, buddy, I hope this [bleep] helps. Take care, Mike.
    [As Ava is hurriedly packing her suitcase, Adam enters the room]
    Mike: Here's the wind up....
    [Adam smiles smugly to himself]
    Mike: ...and there's the smarm!
    Servo: He maintains an applicance. Duh-dah DA DAAAAAAAAA!
    [Adam faces down an oncoming plane on his motorcycle.]
    Mike [as Adam]: Stop! Or your propeller will grind me to hamburger!
    Servo: Stop! Or I'll Agent for H.A.R.M. you!

### Prince of Space

    [The opening title of the movie shows: Prince of Space.]
    Mike: I'm in space already! Damn!
    [The children's family is discussing an exploration mission to space while eating dinner.]
    Mother: The first cosmic exploration rocket will be launched from this base.
    Crow: ...the dining room?
    [The TV shows an obvious toy spaceship while a voice blares through the set.]
    Spaceship: Attention, people of Earth! Attention, people of Earth! This is Krankor Exploration Force speaking!
    Crow: Crank whore?
    Spaceship: Do not be alarmed! Stand by for an important message! Stand by for an important message!
    Servo [as TV Advert. announcer]: Veterans cannot be turned down!
    Crow [as Mickey]: That's a toy I wouldn't mind having! I like it very much!
    [After Phantom's announcement, the movie cuts to a newspaper printing press.]
    Crow [as Headline]: Krankor: Nothing to Worry About.
    Mike [as Headline]: Truman Capote Sent to Fight Krankor.
    [Camera focuses on the alien ship's 'periscope'.]
    Crow [as periscope]: I am the lemon zester of destruction!
    Crow: A rare Godzilla-free day.
    [We hear a barking dog running past]
    Servo [As dog, with Japanese accent]: Rufforu! Bow-a-wow!
    [A police car drives past in the same direction]
    Mike: After that dog!
    [Krankor's henchmen blaze away at Prince of Space, who ducks out of the way despite having repeatedly claimed he's immune to their weapons.]
    Crow [as Prince of Space]: Your guns are useless, but scare the crap outta me anyway.
    [The Prince of Space leaps and bounds daintily out of the way of the weapon fire.]
    Crow [as Prince of Space]: I have no powers, but I can skip reasonably well!
    [Prince of Space's and the Krankorians' spaceships trade cheesy beam weapon effects.]
    Mike: An exchange of deadly negative scratches!
    [In an abandoned building, Phantom threatens some children to flush out the Prince.]
    Phantom: Listen! Show yourself! Otherwise, we're going to kill some di— [movie skip] —ren!
    Mike: "Kill some diffren"?
    Servo: "Diffren"?
    Prince: I hear you! Come in here! I'm waiting for you! Leave the children alone!
    Crow: You hear that, Jerry Seinfeld?
    [A Japanese Air Force pilot reports to his CO.]
    CO: Ah, Captain Manikata. Come in, please.
    Mike [as CO]: I understand you're stuffed with cheese.
    [The Prince of Space's ship narrowly dodges an attack, obviously being held by wires.]
    Mike [as Prince of Space]: Swing me over there, trusty string!
    [The chicken-men's spaceship, which looks rather chicken-ey itself, flies about, terrorizing the people in the street.]
    Crow [as Phantom]: Set whole fryers to stun!
    Mike: The upper half of a Hopper painting.
    Servo [as Citizen]: Oh! A giant roast chicken!
    Crow [as Citizen]: It is brown on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside!
    Mike [as Citizen]: It is not fermented, pickled, or raw! Run!
    Servo [as Citizen]: Ohhhhh!
    Crow [as Phantom]: Potatoes or stuffing?!
    [The Phantom witnesses Prince of Space invading his headquarters.]
    Phantom: What a fool!
    Servo [as Phantom]: He has defeated us numerous times, what makes him think he can do it again?
    Crow: [on the Prince of Space] His power apparently lies in his choosing incompetent enemies.
    Wally: Mr. Tannen! Hey, Mr. Tannen!
    Mike [as Wally]: Get out of my wine!
    Phantom: Now, gentlemen, your time has come. Prepare to leave Krankor.
    Dr. Cummings: What's that?
    Phantom: Prepare to leave. Each of you will enter a space capsule.
    Dr. Cummings: What!?
    Servo: For cryin' out loud... EACH! OF! YOU! WILL! ENTER! A! SPACE! CAPSULE!!
    [Phantom is hiding behind the door as Prince of Space bursts in; Phantom quietly exits.]
    Mike: The easily-bamboozled Prince of Space.
    [Speaking of the monster which guards Krankor:]
    Phantom: Quite right, my dear Macken. A monster which I created. He obeys my slightest command.
    Crow [as Phantom]: Like, "Wander around aimlessly and gain weight."
    [Prince of Space has survived a thermal trap.]
    Prince of Space: Enough of this! When will you ever learn your guns won't work on me?
    Phantom: Shoot him!
    Mike [as henchman]: Brilliant new plan, sir!

### Horror of Party Beach

    [The opening titles are accompanied by surf rock]
    Servo: A-hehehehe! Horror!
    Crow: Yeah, the only horror at Party Beach is Cindy's cheese dip!
    [During a driving scene]
    Mike: Nude driving: a new fad among the teens.
    [Over the "Additional Dialogue by" credit]
    Mike: What is "additional dialogue", anyway?
    Crow: Oh, things like "Hey you!", "Get off that!", and "Why not?"
    Crow: Sturgis: a city on the move!
    Crow: I bet that would be good with drawn butter. Of course, I'd eat my own head with drawn butter.
    [A man in a t-shirt and Speedo-type swimwear jumps into the frame, sickening Mike and the 'bots]
    Crow: Men should not have bikini areas!
    [Young beachgoers perform the "Zombie Stomp" dance]
    Mike: I'm starting to agree with the Taliban militia: dancing should not be allowed.
    [The guitarist of the band sings while rolling his eyes back into his head]
    Crow: MY SKULL!
    [A baggy-eyed monster with a head fin and hot-dog-like mouth protrusions emerges from behind a rock]
    Crow: Whoa! A creature whose face is 80% eyebag.
    Servo: So, radiation has a sense of humor!
    [On the beach, the biker-gang leader fights lean Hank]
    Servo [as Biker/Johnny Mathis]: [singing to "Chances Are"]
       Chances are
       That I'll kick your scrawny ass...
    [Eventually, the gang leader relents and offers Hank his hand]
    Mike [as Gang Leader]: You have defeated me, sir; you and your noble band of choreographers.
    Eulabelle: It's a human thing, Dr. Gavin!
    Crow [as Eulabelle]: You wouldn't understand!
    Dr. Gavin: Nothing is solved in a few hours. This will require a lot of research.
    Eulabelle: And while you're researching, there's something creeping and crawling and lurking around out there.
    Dr. Gavin: That's enough!
    Mike [as Dr. Gavin]: You're scaring me!
    [The monsters attack an all-girl slumber party]
    Mike: [They] don't even know what panties are, yet they feel compelled to raid.
    Servo: Every male of any species has the biological urge to panty-raid.
    [A grocer's sign in the background reads "Look Polish"]
    Mike: Wait— "Look Polish?"
    Servo: Huh?
    Mike: It's—it was right there in the shot is was somethi—see? It says "Look Polish"!
    Servo: "Look Polish"!
    Crow: Or maybe it's "Look! Polish!"
    [Dr. Gavin, daughter Elaine, and others are examining a severed monster arm when they hear a noise]
    Elaine: [whispering] I hear something.
    Servo [as Elaine]: [whispering] He's coming! Look Polish, everyone!
    Servo: What are we looking at and why are we looking at it?
    [The time of day has been changing]
    Servo: Uh, meanwhile later yesterday afternoon, I guess ... .

### Devil Doll

    Tom Servo: [to Mike] Have you seen Crow?
    Mike Nelson: Oh yeah, he's getting into that whole dorm fantasy thing.
    Servo: Oh, drunk, abusive and getting all morose about...
    Crow T. Robot: [offscreen] DEBBIE!!
    Mike Nelson: Debbie, right; that's it.
    Crow: [offscreen] Debbie, D-D-D-Debbie, I... urghn! [punches window back into packaging with the shattering of glass heard]
    Servo: [wincing] Oh, please, say that was a lamp!
    Mike Nelson: Uh, it was probably just a lamp.
    Crow: [crying] Debbie! Debbie, I need ya, baby! I can't handle it. Debbie, I punched the window in for you, baby. You've gotta take me back, Debbie! Debbie!
    Servo: He punched in my window, Mike! He carefully unpacked it, then he punched it in!
    Crow: I did it for Debbie! Let me drive over there! I don't care!
    Mike Nelson: Listen, Crow, you're not drunk, you don't live in a dorm, and you don't know anybody named Debbie.
    Crow: [sobbing] I don't care! Debbie! Let me go!
    Servo: [also sobbing] My windoooowww!
    [some time later]
    Mike Nelson: There, there, Crow.
    Crow: Debbie...
    Mike Nelson: Say, have you ever considered a fantasy where you're happy and successful?
    Crow: I think I like the Debbie one better.
    [The camera cuts to Hugo in the back seat of a car as it drives along.]
    Crow: [as Hugo] I'm driving with my mind!
    Servo: Am I a mod or a rocker?
    Mike: [to the other robots] You know, if it weren't for rock n' roll, ventriloquy would've been huge.
    Crow: [as Vorelli, while the audience claps at the end of a show] Thank you halfway-houses and geriatric wards!
    Servo: [as Vorelli] Thrill as he doesn't talk and I don't move my lips!
    Mike: [audience continues applauding] Keep clapping, and he might never get to his act!
    [Vorelli leaves the stage with Hugo and his assistant]
    Crow: [as Hugo] That sucked! Even I didn't believe I was talking!
    [Scene: An exterior shot of a boring office building in England]
    Crow: Oh! "Federated Incorporated Industries Limited".
    Servo: Modern architecture—efficient and beauty-free.
    [Later in the same shot]
    Crow: Meanwhile, at Stifle-Joy Co....
    [Mark English makes a phone call, slowly dialing a rotary phone]
    Servo: So, how many hours have rotary phones added to movies over the years?
    [The Great Vorelli on stage with a volunteer]
    The Great Vorelli: Ladies and Gentlemen, I'm going to suggest to this man that his life is in danger...
    Servo: [as the Great Vorelli] Then I'll be right back.
    The Great Vorelli: That he may die at any moment.
    [The Great Vorelli turns to the volunteer]
    Crow: [as the Great Vorelli] Your life is in danger and you may die at any moment. THANK YOU!
    [On stage, ventriloquist dummy Hugo performs with The Great Vorelli]
    The Great Vorelli: Well, Hugo, what are you going to do to entertain the audience tonight?
    Hugo: Anything you say, my dear Vorelli; except that kind of thing.
    The Great Vorelli: What do you mean?
    Hugo: Simply that you are laughing while I am talking.
    The Great Vorelli: And what's wrong with that?
    Hugo: Oh, it's an old ventriloquist trick; they're all doing it now, it's corny.
    The Great Vorelli: Perhaps we can show the audience a variation of it then.
    Tom Servo: [as Vorelli] Mid-wax, Hugo?
    Hugo: [noticing Vorelli drinking a glass of wine] Give me some wine. I want some wine.
    The Great Vorelli: A dummy? Drinking wine?
    Crow T. Robot: [as Vorelli] Spodie-odie?
    The Great Vorelli: Don't be ridiculous!
    Hugo: I want some! Give it to me! I know what wine is! I've had wine before. I want some wine! Why shouldn't I have some wine?
    Mike: [as Hugo] All I want is my fair share! All I want is what's coming to me!
    The Great Vorelli: You are a dummy, Hugo.
    Crow: [as the audience claps] The Puppet-Haters' Club will be right back!
    [During Vorelli's act, Hugo gets up and crosses to the refreshment table, where Vorelli is eating ham.]
    Crow: [as Hugo] You think he likes ham? Wait 'til you see me like ham!
    [German dancer and former Vorelli assistant Mercedes tells the two reporters about the original Hugo]
    Mercedes: He did not move for t'ree months — just lay there and...looked at the ceiling. Then...he died. He died.
    Mike: [as Mark]: Did he live?
    [The Great Vorelli holding a knife looking at Hugo in the cage]
    The Great Vorelli: Hugo...
    Mike [as the Great Vorelli]: Have you been shaving your legs with this again?
    [The Great Vorelli is seducing a woman in direct line of sight of his dummy]
    Mike: [as Hugo]: Please cover my cage...
    [Mark English (played by William Sylvester) is sleeping]
    Servo: You know, Kubrick saw this scene and said "We found our Heywood Floyd!"
    [Hugo sits in his cage while The Great Vorelli answers the door]
    Hugo: Attica! Attica!
    Tom Servo: [as Hugo in Vorelli's body] I'm sweaty because I was choking a puppet. Ah, no no, wait!

### Invasion of the Neptune Men

    [Dr. Tibana examines a sample under a microscope]
    Tibana: So, then—the Rogi-Pani Complex.
    Mike: The "Roji-Panty Complex"?
    Servo & Crow [as the Neptune Men]: HA. HA. HA. HA. Your costume is ridiculous.
    [In an extremely poorly staged fight scene, Space Chief goes through an elaborate display of martial arts as the Neptune Men stagger around awkwardly and tumble to the ground.]
    Servo: That guy just fell down, for cryin' out loud!
    Crow: They're being defeated by a wispy bachelor.
    [The Neptune Men retreat into their ship.]
    Crow [as Space Chief]: Aw c'mon, I wanna jump around while you fall down more!
    [The Neptune Men approach Earth]
    Mike: Shoot at Earth all you want, just get Bill Maher.
    [As the Neptune Men demolish Tokyo]
    Servo [as the Japanese]: Oh, let's call our friends the Koreans! Oh, oh no—the Russians! Well, no. The Chinese! Oh, well, I guess not.
    [The Neptune Men endlessly strafe Tokyo]
    Mike: I never thought I'd say it, but suddenly Independence Day seems a richly-nuanced movie.
    Crow: To be dead... to be nothing... to watch Neptune Men no more!
    [After about 20 minutes of scenes depicting the kids running around a military base]
    Crow: So whatever happened to Space Chef?
    Mike: That's "Chief."
    Crow: Chief Chef?
    Crow: Y'know, Space Chief should try going into space sometime!
    Servo: Yeah, he's more like Lower-Atmosphere Chief.
    Mike: Barely-Off-The-Stupid-Ground Chief.
    [The attack on the city includes stock footage of a building with a giant picture of Hitler being blown up]
    Crow: [royally confused] What the...?
    Servo: They took out the Hitler Building!!! Where is everyone going to see Hitler memorabilia?
    Crow: All the Hitler rides and games! The Hitler salt and pepper shakers!
    Mike: The great restaurant "The Bunker"! It's gone! You sons of...
    Crow: They blew it up!
    Crow: Say, Mike—was there a Hitler Building where you grew up?
    Mike: Not, uh...no. No.
    Crow: Sure?
    Mike: ...Yeah.
    [Another spaceship begins to dive]
    Crow: What next? The Mussolini Mall?
    Servo: Yeah! Followed by the Pinochet Petting Zoo!
    [Nearly a full 8 minutes after "Space Chief" joins the battle, the "spaceships" are still diving and firing at each other]
    Crow: So, d-do either of you guys know any songs about stock footage that would get us through this?
    Servo: Oh, I know a song about stock footage! It goes like this: Dih-dih dih dih dih dih... [thundering] EAT IT, MOVIE!
    Crow: Whoa! Whoa!
    Servo: [still ranting] TAKE THIS STUPID LITTLE COCKROACH OF A FILM, ROLL IT UP SOOOOO TIGHT, AND THEN RAM IT RIGHT UP YOUR— [begins sobbing]
    [Crow tries to hurry along a tensionless countdown:]
    Scientist: Ten, nine, eight...
    Crow: Yeah, yeah yeah yeah, right. One...
    Scientist: Seven...
    Crow: One.
    Scientist: Six...
    Crow: One!
    Scientist: Five...
    Crow: One!!
    Scientist: Four, three...
    Crow: ONE!!!
    [The Neptune Men's fighter ships strafe the children's car]
    Servo: Space Chief's off having a couple Sapporos with Jet Jaguar and Prince of Space.
    [The top of the Neptunian commander's helmet is adorned with a flat plexiglas disc.]
    Crow [as commander]: Say, has anyone seen my record?
    [The children approach a small Neptunian probe which has just landed:]
    Servo [as probe]: Oh, no, you kids again? Is there anyone else on this planet?

### Space Mutiny

    [repeated line]
    Servo (as various characters): Did you sign Sherry's card?
    [Mike's encyclopedia is a bit behind the times.]
    Crow: It lists Hitler as a "fairly stable veteran of the Great War."
    Mike: Oh, come on, they're not that old. They're fine.
    Servo: Oh yeah? It mentions the lightbulb as a "charming theory."
    Crow: Yeah! And Congress is spelled with an "f." What is it, Congriff?
    Mike: Well, I used them when I was a kid. [Blows dust off a volume] They seemed fine then.
    Crow: The periodic table has three elements in it, Mike!
    Servo: There's a volume for the letter epsilon.
    Crow: There's a mailing address for Macchu Pichu.
    Servo: It's got a picture of Stonehenge!
    Mike: So?
    Servo: Under construction?!
    Mike: So, what you high-minded encyclopedia snobs are trying to tell me is, you want a new set. Fine, I'll get you another set.
    Servo: Oh, anything that's not handwritten on papyrus will do.
    [In the opening credits the movie's editors are listed one by one]
    Mike: Passed from editor to editor in a desperate attempt to save it!
    [Raiders attack the shuttlecraft, in scenes lifted from 1978's "Battlestar Galactica"]
    Mike: Special effects by Industrial Light and Morons.$^{[N]}$
    [Lea, wearing a space-age leotard, runs toward the burning shuttlecraft]
    Crow [as Lea]: My Buns of Steel videos are in there!
    [Shot of the Santa Claus-esque Commander Jansen looking worried]
    Servo [as Jansen]: But what of the little children and their toys?
    Capt. Devers: Whoever did this knew his way around spaceships.
    Cmdr. Jansen: I agree.
    Mike [as Jensen]: I don't know if this helps, but ho ho ho.
    [Kalgan drives into shot in a vehicle marked "ENFORCER"]
    Mike [as Kalgan]: Hey, you guys, I got my dad's Enforcer for the weekend!
    [The ship's engineering crew have decided to join the mutiny, with one exception]
    MacPhearson: Gentlemen, it seems that we are not all in agreement.
    Mike: I disagree!
    MacPhearson: Engineer Parsons seems content to spend his remaining years upon the Southern Sun.
    Chief Engineer: Then let him do so alone.
    Engineer Parsons: This is mutiny! This is treason, which I warn you I must report.
    Crow [as Parsons]: I just have to wet myself first.
    MacPhearson: Will you allow him to spoil your ambitions for a greater future?
    Chief Engineer: We'll not allow that! No!
    Servo: The easily led wise council.
    [the assembled engineers grab hold of Parsons, shove him onto the meeting table and beat him up]
    Engineer Parsons: Let me go, traitors!
    Mike [as Parsons]: What I meant was, I totally endorse what you're doing! G-owww!
    Crow: Rip his band uniform, then he'll have to pay for it!
    Servo: Next, they're going to give him books so they can dump them.
    Crow: Death by snicker-snag!
    [the engineers pin Parsons to the floor, and MacPhearson stabs him through the heart with his walking stick]
    Mike: I'm going to inflate him to 35lbs!
    Servo [as MacPhearson]: Okay, moving on to number three on our agenda, "Sherry's birthday party."
    MacPhearson: Are there any other of you that wish to confuse freedom... with treason?
    Mike: I'd like to confuse bok choi with cabbage, sir!
    MacPhearson: Report to the enforcers' bridge.
    Servo: Well, at least it's the rare meeting where something actually got done!
    [Ryder and Lea are arguing about his effort to save someone from the burning shuttlecraft]
    Ryder: Listen, lady!
    Lea: Doctor!
    Ryder: Doctor.
    Crow: Doctor Lady!
    Ryder: I had to eject! I had no other choice!
    Servo [as Lea]: That's Doctor I Had No Other Choice!
    [later, Ryder tries to make up with Lea]
    Ryder: Listen, uh . . . I understand how you feel.
    Mike: It's Doctor Listen Uh I Understand How You Feel.
    [Kalgan pushes a mop-haired engineer off a railing]
    Mike: Oh, no, the death of Rick Springfield!
    Servo: I just wish I had Jessie's Giiiiiiiiiiirl!
    [Ryder and Lea jump into an "Enforcer" (resembling a tiny bowling alley floor-polisher) to chase bad-guy Kalgan]
    Servo: Herve Villechaize's Death Car.
    Mike: Jeez, you could walk on your hands and catch up to the guy!
    Crow [as Ryder]: Put your helmet on, we'll be reaching speeds of three!
    Kalgan: [laughs evilly]
    Servo [as Ryder]: Hit the siren! [hums Entrance of the Gladiators]
    Crow [as Kalgan]: We need both horsepowers on this thing!
    [Ryder fires at Kalgan using the Enforcer's side-mounted laser cannons]
    Mike [as Bodyguard]: I can't go any faster, I'd have to drop the waxing compound!
    [The Sting-like Capt. Devers enters the main control room]
    Servo [as Devers]: [singing] De do do do, de da da da, is all I want to say to you...
    [Devers passes Lt. Lamont, who was just killed in the previous scene]
    Mike: Hey, wait, she's dead!
    Servo: Yeah, she's dead!
    Mike: She died!
    [Devers sits down with Cmdr. Jansen]
    Capt. Devers: Commander Jansen?
    Crow [as Devers]: I think it was very nice of you to give that dead woman another chance.
    [Jansen and Devers discuss the report on the space pirates]
    Cmdr. Jansen: I think they want to drive us into the neighboring constellation.
    Capt. Devers: Helveca?
    Mike [as Devers]: Oh, I love that font!
    Cmdr. Jansen: It's very perilous for everyone on board...we do not make wild accusations...so we keep this Top Classified Secret.
    Servo [as Cmdr. Jansen]: Top Super-Duper Maxi-Extreme Ultra Secret.
    [Devers again walks past the formerly-deceased lieutenant]
    Mike [as Devers]: 'Kay, look alive, everybod— oh...sorry, Susan.
    [Chief engineer MacPhearson hobbles away from a firefight]
    Crow [as MacPhearson]: A horse! My kingdom for a horse!
    Captain Devers: [referring to another character] Sir, we both know there's only one man here who's capable of combat. A man who's had training, both physically and mentally.
    Commander Jansen: Alright.
    Crow [as Jansen]: Fetch me my warrior muumuu.
    Commander Jansen: Captain Devers and I have decided: David . . .
    Crow: You're fired.
    [Ryder shakes hands with Cmdr. Jansen]
    Mike: We put our faith in Blast Hardcheese.
    [the crew celebrates Ryder's promotion]
    Crow: Hey, Sherry's birthday party! Finally!
    Mike: Woooo! We got ISO 9001 certified!
    [Ryder leaves to find Lea]
    Servo: He's gonna have so much sex with your daughter.
    [Ryder heroically heads off to face Kalgan]
    Mike: There goes a big, brave brick of meat.
    [Lea can't bear to watch the events unfolding in the engine room]
    Lea: I'm leaving.
    Capt. Devers: Lea?
    Mike [as Devers]: You wanna get me some coffee?
    Capt. Devers: Lea!
    Mike [as Devers]: Get me some coffee!
    [Lea narrowly dodges Kalgan and Ryder's incoming Enforcers]
    Servo: Toro! Toro! These cars are made by Toro!
    Mike: You know, a lot of people have compared this to the chariot scene in Ben-Hur?
    Servo: Oh?
    Mike: Yeah, they usually say something like, "Ben-Hur was really good. This one totally sucked."
    [Ryder dodges dozens of laser beams fired by Enforcers from about 20' away]
    Crow: Here's some free advice for the mutineers: just stop and aim, you idiots!
    Servo: Why is he so impossible to hit? Why do they keep missing the slow, giant, white thing?
    [Director David Winters favors us with another scene set in a possibly-abandoned boiler room]
    Servo: Ha ha, good, good, back to the rusting septic system of this FUTURISTIC SPACE SHIP!
    Kalgan: I'm going to use this laser on your teeth. It's not unsimilar to ancient dentistry, not that you'd know anything about that.
    Servo [as Kalgan]: You're too stupid to know anything about dental history.
    Lea: You bastard!
    Mike [as Lea]: How dare you insult my knowledge of ancient dentistry!
    [MacPhearson lays in a drainage tunnel, into which flammable gas is pouring. Ryder shoots the gas, causing it to ignite and burn MacPhearson alive.]
    Servo: And our brave hero roasts the disabled man!
    [View on a vertically-mounted keyboard]
    Crow: Wall-mounted keyboards . . . it must be the future!
    [Ryder and Lea kiss at the end of the film]
    Servo: They married and had a healthy eight-and-a-half-pound pork roast.
    [Throughout the film, Mike and the Bots discuss alternate names for its muscular hero]
    Crow: Slab Bulkhead!
    Servo: Fridge Largemeat!
    Mike: Punt Speedchunk!
    Crow: Butch Deadlift!
    Crow: Bold Bigflank!
    Mike: Splint Chesthair!
    Mike: Flint Ironstag!
    Crow: Bolt Vanderhuge!
    Mike: Thick McRunfast!
    Mike: Blast Hardcheese!
    Crow: Buff Drinklots!
    Servo: Trunk Slamchest!
    Crow: Fist Rockbone!
    Mike: Stump Beefknob!
    Servo: Smash Lampjaw!
    Crow: Punch Rockgroin!
    Mike: Buck Plankchest!
    Crow: Stump Chunkmen!
    Servo: Dirk Hardpec!
    Mike: Rip Steakface!
    Crow: Slate Slabrock!
    Servo: Crud Bonemeal!
    Mike: Brick HardMeat!
    Crow: Rip Slagcheek!
    Servo: Punch Sideiron!
    Mike: Gristle McThornbody!
    Crow: Slate Fistcrunch!
    Mike: Buff Hardback!
    Servo: Bob Johnson! Oh, wait...
    Servo: Blast Thickneck!
    Crow: Crunch Buttsteak!
    Mike: Slab Squatthrust!
    Servo: Lump Beefbroth!
    Crow: Touch Rustrod!
    Mike: Reef Blastbody!
    Mike: Big McLargeHuge!
    Mike: Smoke ManMuscle!
    Servo: Eat Punchbeef!
    Mike: Hack Blowfist!
    Mike: Roll Fizzlebeef!
    [During the long end credits, generic 80s music is playing]
    Servo: Okay, okay Mike, be honest with us. This music kind of really gets your blood going?
    Crow: Yeah Mike, this is your music done by your people, so I blame you for this entire movie.
    Servo: Yeah, it's just like you to make a movie like this. Geez Mike!
    Mike: Hey, I hated it too! What're you picking on me for?
    Crow: Well, you were a young guy during the '80s, weren't you? This is your world, admit it.
    Mike: Uhhh...
    [The music slows down to a power ballad style]
    Crow: Okay, now this. This here is the kind of music you get all weepy at at the end of a drunken Friday night, sitting there with your hair all feathered, scarfing down uh, cold potato skins.
    Servo: Ahh, your attempt to get little Susie what's-her-name drunk on lime vodka ended in humiliating rejection. So you sit there all mushy and sentimental, reciting to yourself the words to some song by Night Ranger. You're pathetic.
    Crow: Yeah, now maybe one homely girl feels sorry for you for a second, but then she sees how stinking drunk you are and gets disgusted.
    Servo: And, and maybe the first chair trombone player from the high school band comes by you know, and he takes pity on you, tries to drive you home and all. Oh but no, Mike! You wanna swerve home in your cherried-out Dodge Charger!
    Crow: Yeah, you wind up wrestling for your keys with the guy, and he drops you - with one punch - and he leaves. And you lie there knowing you got your butt kicked by the leader of the high school band!
    Servo: You're pathetic.
    Crow: You and your '80s!
    Servo: Your precious '80s!
    Crow: You know it would've continued to be the '70s if not for you!
    Servo: Yeah!
    Mike: All right, all right, that's it, that tears it!
    [Mike attacks Crow and the three begin fighting on the floor]
    Crow: You want a piece of me! It's go time, '80s man!
    Servo: Come on cool-breeze! Ow owie ow don't!
    [After a while Mike sits up]
    Mike: Wait, wait you guys, wait, this isn't us man.
    [Pause of a second]
    Servo: Yes it is, you hair-feathering freak! Get him!
    Crow: No, no, Servo, he's right, he's right. This movie has us turning on each other! It won't end! These credits just won't end! [sobbing]
    Servo: [sobbing] It's just like the stupid '80s, they never ended either!
    Mike: No no, actually they did end, Tom, there, there, it's okay. See, see there's the copyright, that means it's over.
    Servo: [sobbing] I'm sorry, Mike!
    Crow: [sobbing] Sorry, Mike!
    Mike: It's all over, you guys. I'm sorry too.

### Time Chasers

    [The Edgewood Studios logo appears, showing a dog sitting in a movie theater]
    Servo [as dog]: [talking like Scooby-Doo] Rello, I'm Fido Hitchcock, the rirector of ris rilm.
    Crow: He's got a bucket of crotch-flavored popcorn.
    Mike: [groaning] Oh, Crow. So early, too.
    [The logo fades out]
    Servo: [still talking like Scooby-Doo] Redgewood Rentertainment, Rimited resents—
    Mike: Okay, stop.
    Crow: Cut it out.
    [The opening title appears over a CGI computer chip]
    Crow: This is like NFL graphics here.
    Mike: [imitates the "NFL on Fox" theme song]
    [As the movie opens, a man flies a propeller plane through some odd visual effects]
    Nick: Ha-ha! Nick Miller, you are a genius!
    Servo [as Nick]: A crop-dusting genius!
    [We see Nick for the first time, as the nerdish hero gets off his plane]
    Crow: This... is not our star, is it? I will not accept this as our star, sorry.
    [We see Nick ride his bike through a small town]
    Mike [as announcer]: Come on down to parallel parking days.
    [Nick rides to Martin's Supermarket]
    Mike: Come to Martin's. WHATUP?!?
    [Nick boots up his computer]
    Servo [as the old AOL voice]: You've got mail... pattern baldness!
    [During the first scene in 2041]
    Mike: [derisively] The, uh, future.
    [In a 2041 city, a 10-year-old wearing lime-green pants jogs while talking on a cellphone]
    Crow: So, in the future, kids become gay agents?
    Servo: So... 50 years from now will be 3 years from now...
    [As Nick, Lisa, and Matt go into a building, a burly-looking woman walks by]
    Servo: Hey, look—a lesbian... of the future!
    [Cut to inside, where the camera pans down to a fairly typical food court]
    Mike: Food courts... of the future!
    [Robertson arrives to meet Nick]
    Mike [as Robertson]: Hi, I'm Bob Evil!
    Robertson: Trust me.
    Servo [as Robertson]: Mua-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
    [Nick and Lisa are trying to escape Robertson's building while also being chased by his guards. They come to a room with two routes; Nick quickly opens the door of one route and he and Lisa go down the other. The guards come in and see the open door of the false route.]
    Guard: Come on, this way! [They run down the false route]
    Mike [as Guard]: Even though I see them running the other way!
    [Lisa arrives at the airstrip, wearing two kinds of plaid]
    Servo: Two kinds of plaid? Boy, I'm a naked robot, Mike, and even I know that's a fashion no-no.
    Servo [as J.K.]: I leave for 20 minutes, and EvilCo is in shambles!
    Crow [as Matt]: I'm a team player!
    [In the dystopian future, an eyepatch-wearing armed survivor leaps atop a smashed car for a better shooting angle]
    Mike [as Gunman]: Arrgh! Sixteen men on a dead Dodge Dart!
    [The alarm makes a beeping noise similar to a large vehicle in reverse]
    Servo: Great, now the garbage truck's backing up!
    [Nick and Lisa are shown together in the new, dystopian future]
    Servo: I hope they end up together... at the bottom of a well torn apart by animals!!
    Crow: The movie really heightens the lack of interest in the film.
    Servo: Yeah, I think—huh?
    [As Nick and Lisa's plane crashes towards the rocky shore of a lake, the camera pans to the plane's altimeter]
    Servo: They're running out of Alt!
    [Cut to a view of the speedometer.]
    Eddie: And their Miffnots [MPH KNOTS] are goin' down!
    Lisa: Nick!
    Crow [as Lisa]: I was shaving this morning and got a nick!
    [Eddie hits Crow in the head and knocks him on the floor.]
    Eddie: [irritated] Get up! You're all right.
    [After Robertson punches Nick out of the flying plane, Nick somehow manages to hang on with his palms flat against the smooth metal wing]
    Crow [as Nick]: Ha-ha! Unlucky for you, I secrete pine tar from my hands!
    [After Robertson's time transport crashes into a tree]
    Crow: 27 Keebler elves were killed today when a light plane plunged into their tree!
    Mike: E.L. Fudge remains in critical condition.
    Mike: Oh, he's trying to get honey like Pooh!
    Crow: Oh, he's like poo, all right.
    [as Nick climbs down the tree]
    Crow: He's climbing an Ent!
    Servo: [in a deep, Entish voice] Hoom hom, get off me, hm.
    [Later in that scene, Robertson shoots Nick and kills him.]
    Crow: He died as he lived: mud-stained and splaying.
    [Then, a conveniently placed tree branch falls of the tree and flattens Robertson.]
    Servo: [Satisfied] Oh. Well that's nice. Thank you, movie!
    [As a static shot of a tree goes on for quite a while]
    Servo: Did the tree contribute money to the film? Why are they showing this?
    [Nick types in commands to erase the floppy disks containing his time travel software]
    Servo: So, eight 5¼" floppies hold the keys to time travel.
    Mike: Delete copies of film? Yes. Delete memory of film from mankind's consciousness? Yes.
    [As he throws out the last one, the camera pans to a heap of electronics, including one suspiciously long box with a cord coming out of it]
    Mike: Hey... even declared war on his surge protector...
    [The credits begin to roll; a slow, low-pitched tune comes up]
    Mike: Who's playing the chamber pot?!
    [The writer credit appears]
    Crow: Written? This movie was written? I don't think so.
    [Credits display: Mathew Bruch as Nick Miller]
    Servo: We serve a delicious bruch every Suh-day.
    [The credits display "The Producers Wish To Thank", followed by a VERY long list of people and organizations]
    Servo: Wow, they are special thanking the HELL out of this movie!
    Mike: All these people bear... some responsibility, you know.
    [The penultimate "thanks" are to "The citizens and officials of Rutland, Vermont"]
    Servo: Which means I really, really hate the citizens and officials of Rutland, Vermont. I'm not kidding, Mike. I never liked the citizens and officials of stupid Rutland, Vermont! This is just the nail in the coffin, as far as I'm concerned. Go to hell, citizens and officials of Rutland, Vermont!
    Crow: Filmed in Vermont: the other, smaller Wisconsin!

### Overdrawn at the Memory Bank

    [Pearl is holding a pledge drive. Servo is trying to call in, but Mike is holding Servo's arm, stretching out the spring.]
    Servo: Gimme! Come on, there's still much more to tote!
    Mike: Let go of it, man!
    Servo: Oh sure, Mike. Go watch your Websters, and your Facts of Lifeses, and your Who's The Bossesesses!
    [Movie Sign goes off]
    Mike: We got movie sign! [Mike lets go of Servo's hand, sending him flying off screen]
    [The opening credits and movie's theme begin over an image of Raul Julia's head inside a golden electronic cube]
    Mike: This lovely Raul Julia pendant, available only on the Home Shopping Network.
    Crow: It's a Raulbik's Cube!
    Servo: Heh heh guys, see, I thought that he was Puerto Rican, I didn't know that he was...
    Mike: Oh no, don't say it!
    Servo: ...Cube-an!
    Mike: Ahhh.
    [The cube begins to fade away]
    Crow: Raul, you come right back and be in this bad movie, young man!
    Servo [as Raul Julia]: But I'm signed to play Archbishop Romero!
    [The movie's theme plays]
    Mike: And now, the news.
    [New York City PBS affiliate WNET is credited]
    Servo: That's the New York Public TV station! What, did Pearl accidentally send us "MacNeil-Lehrer Report"?
    [Title card is shown]
    Servo: [with monotone sarcasm] Ha. Ha. Ha. Ha. That is funny.
    Crow: Wanda Cannon? Now that's a porno name if I ever head one! Not that I've ever heard one... You know, I don't subscribe to lots of publications or anything.
    [The gray-haired and fat head of NoviCorp is giving a speech during the opening credits.]
    Mike: Wow. TV's Frank!
    Servo: Wow. Frank's really come up in the world.
    Crow: Still, this is easier than reading "Wired" magazine.
    [Over a shot of Fingal's workplace]
    Crow: SAT farms of the future!
    [Explaining Fingal's problem, secretly watching movies doing work]
    Appalonia: He was working in the data flow center of NoviCorp as a processor third class. He had a terrible job: monitoring routine data output on global climate control.
    [The Warner Brothers logo appears on Fingal's screen.]
    Mike: And its effect on Bugs Bunny.
    Servo: Man, never show a good movie in the middle of your crappy movie.
    Appalonia: And he'd been doing it for a few weeks before they caught him doing it.
    Mike [as Appalonia]: Data entrying with no pants.
    [Fingal gets caught.]
    Crow: We now return to Billy Madison.
    [Fingal has been sent to therapy.]
    Mike: [on the therapist] It's Merv Griffin!
    Computer: Ask about his mother.
    Servo [as Computer]: Ask if she wears Army boots.
    Servo: So aging lesbian nuns run the future?
    Apollonia: But of course, almost everyone doppled voluntarily. Fingal was my first compulsory dopple.
    Mike [as Apollonia]: I didn't want to bungle or bobble the Fingal dopple...
    [A shuttle passenger dashes impoverished Fingal's hopes of "doppling" into a stallion.]
    Fingal: I got 47 credits. What kind of a dopple do you think that buys?
    Shuttle Passenger: An anteater... maybe.
    Crow: Whoa, huge slam on anteaters out of nowhere!
    [We see an overhead shot of the word "Nirvana" written on the ground at Nirvana Village.]
    Crow: Come... to my mall... to my atrium, yeah yeah!
    [At Nirvana Village, workers pass by Fingal with "doppling" people on a tray.]
    Servo: Oh, look. Must be a Jack-In-The-Box in the food court.
    [Apollonia informs Fingal of the brain augmentation required before doppling]
    Fingal: W-- Wait a minute, I changed my mind. Some other time...
    Apollonia: Sit down, Mr. Fingal.
    Servo [as Apollonia]: You need to tinkle, Fingal?
    Apollonia: Nothing to worry about.
    Servo [as Apollonia]: How 'bout some Pringles, Fingal?
    Apollonia: Trust me.
    Mike [as Apollonia]: Just gonna band-saw the top of your head off.
    [A boy looks at routing tags while the teacher is explaining what the colors mean.]
    Boy: And blue, like this?
    Teacher: Well, that's rather unusual. We can talk about it later.
    Boy: Is it sexy?
    Teacher: We'll talk about it later! Now come along, the class is waiting in the doppling room.
    [The boy secretly switches a blue tag with a orange tag before leaving.]
    Servo: [chuckling] The littlest sexual deviant.
    [Later, the boy switches Fingal's green routing tag with the blue one.]
    Servo: There's your precious Canadian healthcare system at work. $^{[N]}$
    [A medico and teacher stop restless little Desirée from playing with Fingal's exposed brain, while Marco looks for more mischief.]
    Servo: Is it "Children of the Damned Day" at the brain institute here?
    [Fingal's sleeping body is silhouetted against his identicube.]
    Crow: Doctor Who... the hell cares!
    Mike: You know, isn't it weird how life imitates art, and I'm, like, sleeping right now, too?
    [Fingal has been "doppled" into a baboon.]
    Fingal: At least I'm not an anteater.
    Mike: This movie just hates anteaters!
    Fingal: This cost me every credit I have?
    Mike: He's gonna start flinging it any minute now!
    Mike [as Fingal]: I'm as clumsy as a stupid, repulsive anteater!
    [The "doppled" Fingal is looking at a giraffe.]
    Fingal: What happened to him? He looks drunk to me!
    Crow [as giraffe]: I'm on medication, okay?
    [An overhead shot of workers running around Nirvana Village trying to intercept a unauthorized communication.]
    Servo [as Worker]: Embassy Suites is having a free brunch! Woo!
    [Fingal's identicube begins flahing red.]
    Crow: Must be Christmas on the Borg ship.
    Servo: [singing] See you on the dark side of Raul...
    Mike: You know, I hope nobody ever scrolls up this cinema.
    [Fingal is talking to Pierre, a Peter Lorre lookalike.]
    Mike: It's Asian Pee-Wee.
    Crow: Who's he trying to do? Jimmy Stewart? Uh, James Cagney. No, no, no, wait... John Kenneth Gaulbraith. No, no, no, Ram Dass. Uh, Terry "Hulk" Hogan, maybe...
    Pierre: Everybody goes to The Place.
    Servo [as Co-worker]: You know, when they have to go...
    [On the name of "The Place"]
    Mike: Formerly "That Other Place".
    Servo: Yeah, they hired a huge consulting firm for millions of bucks, and this was the name they thought up.
    Servo: Formerly "The Locale".
    Mike: Formerly "The Site".
    Crow: It's changed ownership. Now it's a gentleman's club.
    [During another one of Pearl's pledge breaks, Pearl has shown a clip of her signing a duet with Brain Guy.]
    Professor Bobo: Hey, I can sing, too! [singing off-key] And now you find yourself in '82— [Pearl kicks him in the groin.]
    [The Fat Man enters "The Place" and sits down.]
    Mike [as the Fat Man]: All I can eat? The joke's on them!
    [While stuck inside the NoviCorp computer, Fingal is told to go about his normal data processing routines.]
    Fingal: I can't take this anymore... I'm so bored!
    [Mike and the Bots all look around]
    Servo: OK, which one of us said that?
    Crow: I felt it, I don't...
    Fingal: Listen! We're nothing more than a byte in a giant computer!
    Mike, Crow, Servo [as co-workers]: [dully] I'm okay with that.
    [Fingal holds up a bunch of cards and they turn into flowers.]
    Crow [as co-worker]: My coffee coupon!
    Fingal: If I'm in charge of what happens to me in here. I'm not going to go on being a zombie like all those zombies at work.
    Crow: I'll be a better zombie!
    [During a rather adult scene]
    Mike: Man, kids are tuning in to watch "Barney"...
    [Inside Fingal's virtual world, sim-Apollonia argues with Fingal about his "romance" with a simulated co-worker.]
    Apollonia: If this one-handed exercise is all you can think of to do with your life...
    Crow: Whoa!
    Apollonia: ...you're a very little man, and I'm very disappointed in you!
    Servo: Is this still the Officially Sanctioned Boring Part?
    Fingal: It's a good thing we don't have to like each other, isn't it? Because you're definitely not my kind of woman!
    [Apollonia slaps him.]
    Crow [as Fingal]: Well, now you are, actually.
    Apollonia: Fingal... I want to do the right thing... I'm just not sure what that is...
    Servo: Well, slapping him seemed like a good start!
    [In the simulated bar "The Place", Fingal talks to bar-owner Rick.]
    Rick: What're you gonna do?
    Fingal: I don't know. But I've got to get the hell out of here. NoviCorp isn't helping! So I guess I'm going to have to push my own buttons for a change.
    Mike: Ah, you've been doing enough of that, mister!
    [Fingal is trying to write a computer program while in the computer.]
    Computer: What is your access code?
    Crow: Where do you want to go today? All over this movie, that's where I want to go.
    Computer: Invalid access. Quit or retry?
    Servo: I'll take "Quit" for 25, Alex.
    [Fingal's mainframe tampering produces a snowfall inside the simulated NoviCorp building.]
    Crow: The chairman's got really bad dandruff.
    Mike: This is how much pure cocaine you would need to enjoy this movie.
    Fingal: I'm not making this up!
    Mike [as Fingal]: I'm not cleaning it up either!
    Crow: So this is public television, huh? Suddenly I feel like beating the crap out of Fred Rogers.
    [Apollonia is trying to convince Fingal that he shouldn't stay a dopple]
    Apollonia: Dopples don't dance, they don't make love...
    Crow: They're Lutherans!
    [During another simulation, Fingal has been sent to the Garden of Eden.]
    Mike, Crow, Servo: [singing to the background music] You can't always get what you want...
    [Two tablets fall from the sky, and Fingal catches them.]
    Servo [as God]: Here's some more commandments I forgot.
    [Two sailors enter the club.]
    Servo [as Maître D']: Ah yes, Mr. Geffen is expecting you.
    Fingal: Shut up, Fat Man!
    Mike [as Fingal]: You... you anteater!
    [As the Fat Man leaves]
    Crow [as Fat Man]: To Wendy's!
    [Fingal has successfully been allowed to redistribute finance.]
    Fingal: Genius. Pure Genius.
    Crow: ...couldn't save this film.
    [At the Fat Man's office, cards begin flying out of nowhere.]
    Servo [as Fat Man]: I'm farting Monopoly cards!
    Mike: Well, they're all getting credits where credits are due. [chuckles] Sorry.
    [In the final confrontation scene, Fat Man pulls out a gun.]
    Crow [as Fat Man]: Draw... me some butter!
    Servo: People with pacemakers, do not watch Raul Julia here.
    [Fingal's identicube has destructed. Both Fingal and Rick are flying through a portal.]
    Mike: Vertigo to hell.
    Servo: You kidding? We'll have an electron sex party right now!
    [Sim-Fingal flies by, arms open.]
    Mike: I love you this much!
    [Sim-Rick flies by, his hands in his pockets.]
    Servo: I don't care for you!
    [Fingal (played by Raul Julia) finally awakes in his own body. Apollonia practically lies on him in a serious lip-lock.]
    Crow: Eating Raul!
    [Fingal (now Rick) is sending the chairman to rehab. Appalonia suggests "doppling" him into Daisy, the baboon Fingal was originally "doppled" as.]
    Rick: Daisy's too good for the bastard. He's going on as an anteater!
    Servo: Lay off the anteaters! Come on!
    Crow: Man!
    [Fingal and Apollonia go into yet another lip-lock in this PBS TV movie.]
    Servo: Oh, and I guess "PBS" means "Public Boinking System", huh?
    [At the end of the movie, all of Fingal's (now Rick's) co-workers are watching "Casablanca".]
    Crow [as co-worker]: But I hate this movie. It's on AMC every week!
    [The theme plays at the end.]
    Mike: And now the news.
    [Theme plays again.]
    Mike: That was the news.

## Season 9
### The Projected Man

    [Pearl complains to Brain Guy about the mysterious whispering in the castle.]
    Observer: Well, it's not me, Pearl! I'm sensing the presence of several disembodied souls… [increasingly melodramatically] wandering these dark halls in search of surcease, an end to their endless night… a howl of quiet desperation… towards an indifferent universe. Nepenthe! Nepenthe!
    Pearl: You are so gay.
    Observer: I could be wrong.
    [Steiner turns on the projecting machine, making numerous high-pitched sci-fi noises]
    Man: What's he doing?
    Crow: Oh, he's just doing his patented incredibly-annoying sound effect routine!
    [Dr. Hill narrowly avoids colliding with a car outside a laboratory]
    Dr. Hill: You better watch where you're going!
    Dr. Mitchell: Pretty you may be!
    [A security guard approaches the woman's car and murmurs something]
    Crow [as Guard]: Uh, he said "Pretty you may be!", ma'am. I'm not sure what he meant!
    [Dr. Hill drives away]
    Servo: Uh... driving she may be!
    [Dr. Hill is parking her car]
    Crow: Ah parking! What a great way to establish character and create tension!
    [The car's engine makes odd noises]
    Mike: An exhaust system she may need!
    [British scientists Steiner and Mitchell are about to project Dr. Hill's dematerialized watch. All three are dressed in white lab coats and wearing space-age protective goggles.]
    Prof. Steiner: Laser Preheat!
    Dr. Mitchell: Laser Pre-Heat… in!
    Crow [as Prof. Steiner]: Grease and flour cake pans!
    Prof. Steiner: Laser Emission Relay.
    Dr. Mitchell: Laser Emission Relay… on!
    Servo [as Prof. Steiner]: Bottom falling out of… plot! Movie… sucks!
    Mike: Are we not blokes?
    Prof. Steiner: Relay One.
    Dr. Mitchell: Relay One… in!
    Servo [as Prof. Steiner]: Really dumb scene… end!
    [Virtually identical re-creation of projection scene.]
    Crow: Yes! It's the same thing you've seen before! Only it's...happening again!
    [A thief goes looking for his accomplice Gloria.]
    Thief: Gloria?
    Mike [as Thief]: G-L-O-R-I-A?
    Thief: Gloria!
    Servo [as Thief]: In excelsis Deo!
    Thief: Gloria!
    Crow [as Thief]: I hear they got your number.
    [Police are investigating Latham's murder.]
    Inspector Davis: Can I get on?
    Servo: [as Dr. Mitchel] Well, he's dead, but knock yourself out.
    [The movie ends with Paul destroying the laboratory, and eventually himself with the projection laser]
    Crow: Well, this is kind of an ambiguous ending. Is this film horrible or did it merely suck?
    Servo: Yeah! Now that I have seen it, do I want to kick a dog or a cat?
    Crow: Do I want the director just killed or should he be tortured first?
    Mike: Crow!
    [The last shot of the movie shows the screen covered in flames.]
    Crow: Ah, so the movie and all the actors in it roast in Hell!!
    [Mike and the 'bots cheer loudly]

### The Phantom Planet

    [Over footage of an atomic bomb test]
    Crow: Grandpa tried to use the microwave again.
    Mike: Pat Buchanan's first day as President.
    Makonnen: You know, Captain, every year of my life, I grow more and more convinced that the wisest and best is to fix our attention on the good and the beautiful...
    Crow [as Chapman]: Don't hit him...
    Makonnen: ...if you just take the time to look at it.
    Chapman: You're some guy, Makonnen.
    Mike [as Makonnen]: You know, Captain...
    Crow [as Chapman]: Shut up, Ray.
    [Chapman has just landed his ship solo]
    Mike [as Chapman] Wow, how did I manage to land without that mincing co-pilot jabbering on about the good and the beautiful?
    [After losing much of his oxygen during a space walk, Frank Chapman stumbles back into the ship's cockpit in a daze.]
    Servo [as Chapman, sickly]: Ohh, I'm gonna puke and it's gonna float around!
    [Chapman starts having echoing auditory flashbacks to earlier parts of the movie. Mike and the Bots join the fun]
    Servo: Congratulations, Ms. Astronaut, it's a boy!...boy...boy...
    Mike: Wake up Frank! You wet the bed!...bed...bed...
    Crow: Frank, you'll have to take third grade again!...ain...ain
    Mike: Frank, this is Northwest Collection Agency. Do you value your credit rating?...rating...rating...
    Crow: I'm afraid you're not 7-Eleven timber, Frank...Frank...Frank...
    Servo: You're the worst party clown we ever had!...had...had...
    [After shrinking out of his spacesuit and then fighting tiny people, Chapman is put on trial.]
    Judge Eden: Man from Earth, you are accused of causing injury to one of our people.
    Chapman: I thought I was being attacked, and I defended myself.
    Servo [as Chapman]: …with courage and nudeness.
    [Chapman is confused by Eden's explanation of how his ship was landed.]
    Chapman: I don't understand.
    Sessom: There are many things you will not understand here…
    Crow [as Sessom]: …being an obvious doorknob.
    [Chapman is being tried while two women stand off to the side]
    Servo: Look! Rose and Valerie, screaming from the gallery!
    [The judge speaks to the all-female jury, whose members stand single-file and are dressed in cheerleader-style skirts.]
    Judge Eden: The jury will now vote and find you guilty or not guilty for inflicting injury on a Rheton man.
    Servo [as Jury]: [cheering]
       We find him GUILTY! GUILTY!
       G-U-I-L … T-Y!
       Guilty! Guilty!
       G-U-I-L … T-Y!
       Whoo! Yaaaay!
    [Liara tells Chapman that Rheton's different atmosphere caused him to shrink.]
    Liara: You see, oxygen in your atmosphere would restore you immediately to your regular size.
    Crow: So people are just balloons?
    Crow: You know, this is almost as good as 2001... nails driven into your eyes!
    [During another flashback sequence...]
    Crow: We didn't like these scenes the first time!
    [The flashback includes a moment that only happened a few scenes earlier.]
    Crow: No fair! You can't flash back to stuff we saw ten seconds ago!
    [Lt. White, from the rescue ship, has found Chapman lying on the ground in his spacesuit.]
    White: Chapman! Chapman!
    Servo [as White]: You got any gum?
    White: Where's Makonnen?
    Chapman: He's dead. Gone.
    Mike [as Chapman]: He kept yapping about beauty, so I shot him out the airlock.
    [The rescue ship flies away from Rheton]
    Chapman: Now they'll never believe me...
    Mike [as Chapman]: [Unemotionally] I'll have to kill them all.

### Puma Man

    Kobras: Sometimes there is more truth in legend than in history.
    Mike [as Kobras]: And there's more salt in ham than in turkey.
    Jane: You can't hide this!
    Kobras: Who is to prevent me?
    Servo: A halfway smart guy with muscles and hair?
    [A man is hurled out an office building window.]
    Mike: We're downsizing, Steve!
    [A newspaper headline is shown reading "Fourth American killed in a few days. Will there be other victims?"]
    Crow: Call our 900 number and vote.
    Jane: So, dinosaurs died out because they forgot how to love each other. Is that right?
    Servo: In a wrong kind of way, yeah.
    Vadinho: My name is Vadinho.
    Crow [as Vadinho]: I'm an onion.
    [Tony punches through an attic roof, which crumbles easily.]
    Mike: Luckily they made their house out of peanut brittle.
    Crow: So, basically, a mild rain could take out that roof.
    [Tony, now Puma Man, flies through London for the first time as Vadinho watches.]
    Servo: Yeah, first thing he does is poop on my car!
    Crow [as Vadinho]: Look out for the-- oh, boy, right into the propellers!
    Mike: They gave him the Captain Dork costume by mistake.
    Crow: [Singing to the Puma Man theme music] Pu-ma Man! He flies like a moron!
    Mike: He has the project to rear project major cities.
    Servo: A bird gets sucked into his engine and he goes down immediately.
    Crow: Yeah, they'll find his black box and hear "DAH! WHOA HO!"
    [Aztec priest Vadinho advises "Puma Man" Tony on his flying powers.]
    Vadinho: You do not fly, but your mind does.
    Crow [as Tony]: Yeah, thanks, Castaneda.
    Mike: Are criminals genetically drawn to construction sites?
    Kobras: Get moving. Comb the area. Find him. Kill him.
    Crow: Donald's only use for the word "comb".
    [Puma Man drops one of Kobras' henchmen and he falls rather awkwardly thanks to some poorly synced background shots.]
    Mike [as the henchman]: Heeelp! I'm falling at a sixty degree angle breaking all the laws of physics!
    [The henchman gets dropped again.]
    Servo [as the henchman]: My mustache makes me fall sideways!
    [As he prepares to use his teleportation power, Tony tosses his cloak back in a rather flamboyant gesture.]
    Servo: Prepare the Effeminate Mobile!
    [As the Puma Man theme plays, Tony prepares to teleport to his friend Matthew while he's driving a fire truck.]
    Mike [as Gilbert Gottfried]: I'm in the fire truck for USA Up All Night.
    Crow: Soundtrack by my little brother's Casio.
    Servo [as Tony]: I keep dreaming of a little man in a tiny car.
    [Tony seeks information from girlfriend Jane, who's wearing a black-leather catsuit with matching WWI-vintage strap-on pilot's headgear.]
    Jane: I'm conditioned to keep the secret, just like everyone. I can't do it.
    Tony: Try! Fight him! Fight him with your will!
    Mike [as Jane]: But my will won't!
    Jane: I— I— I can't! He's commanding me from a distance.
    Servo: Amelia Airhead.
    [In his mansion, Kobras waxes eloquent about his world domination plans.]
    Kobras: When the world is mine, I alone will decide whether it is to be war or peace! Life or death!
    Servo [as Kobras]: Stuffing or potatoes!
    [After Kobras has been pronouncing "Puma" the British way the entire movie, the Satellite of Love crew finally gets tired of it.]
    Kobras: You can not escape me, Pyu-ma Man!
    Crow: PU-ma Man!
    Mike: Oh, is that right? Dee-onald?
    Kobras: You're just a small... insignificant... human being!
    Servo: No, no, HOO-man being... oh, wait.
    Kobras: Because you come from Earth...
    Servo [as Kobras]: Corn grows in you.
    Kobras: And to Earth you shall return!
    Mike: Huh? That was an odd thing to say, even for him.
    [Everyone sings along with the Puma Man theme while Vadinho and Puma Man fight Kobra's henchmen.]
    Mike: Dick's Red Owl, selection and service...
    Servo: Snyder Drug, we're busting up prices...
    Crow: When you want the flavor of bacon in a dip...
    Crow: [singing, to the theme from The Greatest American Hero] Believe it or not, this movie's still on, it should have ended two hours ago...
    [The bad guys, having examined Tony's inert body, drive off. Tony comes out of his trance.]
    Vadinho: You've succeeded! They think you're dead, and now they will leave you alone.
    Mike: To be left alone— the goal of every great hero!
    [As Tony is nowhere to be seen, Vadinho beats the snot out of Kobras' henchmen.]
    Crow: So, basically, the hero is this guy. I think it's time we all face that fact.
    [Vadinho has gone aboard the alien space craft and it goes off into the sun set.]
    Mike: And we hear the dim cry of an anal probe.

### Werewolf

    [Mike drops a ladder into Castle Forrester, where Pearl, Bobo and the Observer are having their breakfast]
    Mike: I am entering the actual structure now. It appears to be a barn of some sort, or it... no, it's an eatery. It is an eatery. I will approach one of the patrons and attempt to gather information on my... whereabouts...
    Pearl: [Looking at the back of her cereal box] Brain Guy.
    Observer: Yeah. [Summons a cannon which points at Mike]
    Mike: Ahh! OK, I'll get back up and watch my movie, wh- ah... which is, uh, what again?
    Pearl: [Still reading the back of her cereal box] "Werewolf".
    Mike: "Werewolf", right. Uh, Brain Guy, you wouldn't want to beam me back up, would you?
    Observer: [Still reading the back of his cereal box] No.
    Mike: Didn't think so, just checking. I'll... get back up and watch my... [Hastily climbs back up the ladder]
    [Mike is lagging behind, so Servo and Crow enter the theater alone. Title card is shown.]
    Servo: I don't know, you had him last! [laughs]
    Crow: You can't say that! You're gonna get in trouble! That's a really stupid joke, and I'm gonna tell Mike!
    Servo: Ha-ha, I don't care, what's Mike gonna do, anyway? [laughs]
    [Mike enters.]
    Mike: Hey, guys.
    Servo: [screams] YAH!
    Crow: Mike, the title came up and it said Werewolf, and then Servo said "I don't know, you had him last!" And...and I...I think that was a really stupid joke...
    Mike: [chuckles] Ah, well, that's pretty funny, I like that!
    Servo: Thank you!
    Crow: [backpedaling] Heeeey, that's what I meant! I...I like it.
    [Mike finishes chuckling]
    Crow: [sighs, defeated] Good one, Servo.
    Servo: [gloating] Well, thank you! [chuckles]
    [A group is sweeping in the sand during an archaeological dig in the desert.]
    Billy: Hey, I got something here!
    Crow: It's Ron!
    [Yuri breaks into a massive brawl with the other archaeologists.]
    Crow: Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Archaeologists!
    Crow: It's a production of Road House in the Park.
    Mike: And during the fight, they stomped all over the Ark of the Covenant.
    Noel: At the risk of sounding nuts...
    Crow [as Noel]: I've replaced my toes with grapes.
    [Over a shot of the moon]
    Servo [as moon]: Oh, I ate too much - I am a full moon!
    Mike: I am gonna hit you so hard...
    [Shot of a poor-looking werewolf running through the woods.]
    Servo: No, wait! It's a gorilla!
    [Close up of poor-looking werewolf mask.]
    Servo: ...With a dog mask on!
    [Paul and Natalie make eye contact at a party.]
    Servo: I see some really stupid children being born as a result of these two meeting.
    [Noel takes Yuri outside after Yuri drunkenly hits on Natalie.]
    Noel: Yuri! What the hell is the matter with you?
    Crow [as Noel]: You are married to me!
    [At a party, writer Paul chats with archaeologist Natalie.]
    Paul: I'm actually working on something now.
    Natalie: Really? What's the subject matter?
    Crow [as Paul]: You're right. The subject doesn't matter at all!
    Mike: Heh, good one!
    [In the lab, a grandmother-like Noel (Richard Lynch) stalls English-impaired Natalie.]
    Natalie: What are you hiding from me, Noel? Tell me the truth!
    Servo [as Noel]: [in Grandma voice] You can't handle the truth, deary!
    Noel: In due time, you'll know everything.
    Natalie: Well, maybe then it's too late!
    Mike: Wow! The future conditional pluperfect subjunctive.
    [A paunchy man in a black leather jacket is seen at the pool hall.]
    Crow: Chubby Ramone!
    [Host Segment Four. Mike had tripped over Crow while exiting the theater, and has a gold net and claws]
    Crow: It's very simple, Mike. Just don't fall on me anymore.
    Mike: [holding a rag to his head] Well if you weren't so sharp and pointy, I think I'm gonna need stiches!
    Crow: Well, pick up your feet next time, you big- [notices Mike's new features] hey. Say Mike, theres something about you, I don't know, but suddenly you are very, very handsome man!
    Mike: Really?
    Crow: Yeah. I can't believe I never noticed how striking you are! I mean, you are a god!
    [while Mike is flattered with Crow's complements, Tom enters and yells at Mike's new look]
    Mike: Wha- what?!
    Servo: Mike, look at your hands! Feel your head!
    Mike: [Mike does so] So I have claws and a net. What's the bi.. [voice suddenly starts to sound like Crow] Hey! Wait a minute!
    Crow: Ah, when you stupidly fell on me, some of my essence must've mingled with your essence.
    Servo: Blech! Don't say essence!
    Mike: Yeah, you know what? I am beginning to look and feel like you, and you know what I'm...
    Crow: [choruses with Mike] Perfectly comfortable with that. Yes, that's exactly what I said!
    Servo: Ah! He's a Were-Crow! A WERE-CROW!
    Crow: Okay-uh, so tell me how you feel?
    Mike: Well I feel thin...
    Crow: Uh-huh.
    Mike: ...I have an intense love for bacon...
    Crow: Oh yeah!
    Mike: ...And a sense of moral superiority over everyone I meet.
    Crow: Yes, perfect! You're me! Oh-ho this is turning out great!
    Mike: Man, I love us!
    Crow: Yeah, me too!
    Servo: [disgusted] If you excuse me. I'm going to throw up, all over myself! [leaves]
    Mike: Yeah, whatever. So what else can I expect?
    Crow: Well, your voice is going to change every 7 years or so...
    Mike: Okay, good.
    Crow: You'll start ordering salad spinners by the truckload, from QVC-
    Mike: Already have!
    Crow: Great! [Commercial sign starts] Oop. [choruses with Mike] Well be right back!
    Mike: Haha! What else?
    Crow: Well, you're gonna have to hide your huge collection of tattoo magazines.
    Mike: Ooh, good point! [chuckles]
    [At the harpsichord pool bar, Natalie confronts Yuri about his werewolf-kidnapping plan.]
    Natalie: So it all comes to this?
    Servo [as Natalie]: The... thing that it comes to?
    Natalie: You and Noel is in it for fame and fortune?
    Crow [as Yuri]: Yes, we is.
    Natalie: But over my deadBODy. You hear me? I won't stand for it!
    Servo [as Natalie]: You is a jerk!
    [Paul, having completely transformed into a werewolf, approaches Sam.]
    Sam: Werewolf?
    Crow [as Paul]: No, I'm a squirrel monkey; OF COURSE I'm a werewolf, you...
    [After slaughtering tenses and mispronouncing werewolf multiple times, Natalie walks in and sees Paul as a werewolf.]
    Mike [as Natalie]: Paul, you is a wahrwilf!
    [Near the end of the film, a door slams in the background]
    Crow: Oh, that was the sound of the director giving up and leaving.
    [Mike, Crow and Servo sing alternate lyrics over generic Native American chanting in the credits]
    Mike: Pow Wow the Indian boy, loved all the animals in the west...
    Mike, Crow and Servo: We will, we will, we will ROCK YOU! Tusk!
    Servo: Though they ran through the briars and they ran through the brambles and they ran through the places where a rabbit wouldn't go...
    Crow: Gypsies, tramps and thieves, we heard it from the people of the town...
    Mike, Crow and Servo: Tusk!
    Mike: High on a hill lived a lonely goatherd, lay ee odl lay ee odl lay hee hoo...
    Servo: Here comes Santa Claus, here comes Santa Claus, right down Santa Claus Lane...
    Mike, Crow and Servo: Tusk!
    Crow: Give it away, give it away, give it away now! Give it away, give it away, give it away now!
    Mike: I've got a brand new pair of roller skates, you've got a brand new key...
    Mike, Crow and Servo: Tusk!
    Servo: Admiral Halsey notified me, he had to have a bath or he couldn't get to sleep...
    Crow: And the cat's in the cradle with the silver spoon, Little Boy Blue with the man in the moon...
    Mike: In your Easter bonnet, with all the frills upon it...
    Servo: One night in Bangkok makes a strong man crumble!
    Crow: Chicks and ducks and geese better scurry, when I take you out in a surrey...
    Mike: We were merely freshmen!
    Mike, Crow and Servo: Oh Susanna, oh don't you cry for me! Cause I come from Alabammy with a banjo on my knee! Tusk!

### The Deadly Bees

    [The opening credits are shown against scenes of a swarm of honeybees.]
    Crow: They named every bee? This is gonna take forever...
    [Slender British rock band The Birds (not the more famous Byrds) perform a song.]
    Crow: [singing] Eight… miles… wrong!
    Servo: Guys, just skip the music and go right to the heroin.
    [A car pulls up in front of a very hairy-looking tree.]
    Crow: Hey, they're growing Bill the Cat!
    [Hargrove is sitting down at the pub]
    Hargrove: Morning, David.
    Hawkins: Good morning, Mr. Hargrove. What can I get you?
    Hargrove: Oh, the usual.
    Servo: 9 A.M., why so late?
    Hargrove: Make it a double, will you?
    Crow: Alright, now we're in England.
    Mike: Andy Capp: The Movie.
    [Chain-smoker Mary Hargrove pours gasoline on her husband's beehives, tossing Doris aside when she tries to interfere.]
    Mike: Wow! Look at her go! I didn't realize cigarettes had so many vitamins!
    [After bees kill first Mrs. Hargrove's dog and then her, the local coroner questions Mr. Hargrove at an inquest.]
    Coroner: Is there anything you can tell this court which would help it to establish the exact cause of your wife's death?
    Hargrove: The cause should be obvious. She was stung to death by bees.
    Coroner: And her dog?
    Servo [as Hargrove]: Uh, the dog didn't sting her.
    [Vicki gets dressed and sneaks out, her shoes clacking with a rather horse hoof-like sound.]
    Servo: [singing to "Sleigh Bells"] Giddy-up, giddy-up, giddy-up, let's go…
    [Meanwhile, Doris, wearing a somewhat dull brown skirt and vest over a white shirt, walks through the woods.]
    Crow: Hey, it's Nondescript Spice.
    Mike: Whose woods these are?
    Crow: Oh, I think I know.
    Mike: Huh?
    [High in the trees, the killer bees are swarming in a whirlpool-like circle.]
    Servo: [gasps] Killer cookie crumbs!
    Crow [as Doris]: Damn, it's that "bee-loud glade" that Yeats spoke of.
    [After Vicki passes out from exhaustion during her solo, the music is still playing on the reel-to-reel, with her voice still singing as well.]
    Crow: She still lip-syncs better than Jewel.
    [Vicki's feverish nightmare includes a shot of Tess, barking as bees swarm over her]
    Mike [as Tess]: Avenge me! Ruff!
    [While Vicki is waiting at Manfred's home, Hargrove brings him the rest of her luggage.]
    Mike [as Hargrove]: If you're looking for her panties I'm already wearing the good ones.
    [Moments after Vicki drops a flaming log on Manfred's carpet, his entire house is engulfed in flames.]
    Crow: The house was made of typing paper and oily rags.
    [At the very end of the movie, as Vicki is leaving Hargrove's farm, a man in a bowler hat walks in from out of nowhere. Then the credits roll.]
    Crow [confused]: All right, start smoochin', movie! What the hell is this?
    Servo: Is there going to be a credit that says "Guy At The End"?

### The Space Children
#### Century 21 Calling (short)

    [In the opening credits, we see: Century 21 Calling.]
    Mike: Oh! They want their little gold jacket back.
    [A monorail is moving through Seattle over the opening credits]
    Crow: Oh, these monorail designers - they have a one-track mind.
    Mike: Why do you lash out like that?
    Crow: I don't know.
    [Shot of the Space Needle over a soundtrack of organ music.]
    Servo: The only bathroom in the fair is up there.
    Crow: Well, I'm glad to know the future has CONSTANT ORGAN MUSIC!
    [Nerdy guy pauses a moment to look at marquee with ladies' legs.]
    Crow [as Girl]: Oh, come on! You're gay and you know it!
    [Mike notices a sign that says "Gifts From Germany."]
    Mike: Gifts From Germany? What's that? Braunschweiger, cars with heaters that don't work, and identification papers?
    [At the 1962 Seattle World's Fair, we see a science exhibit entitled How Do Animals Learn?]
    Crow [as Man]: "How Do Animals Learn?" Well, as long as they learn to taste good, I don't really care.
    [A lady at the How Do Animals Learn? exhibit thrusts a bird into the face of a nerdy kid at the fair.]
    Mike [as Lady]: Here, you're a geek. Why don't you bite the head off this bird?
    Bell Woman: ...All you'll have to do is give the telephone company a list of the numbers you dial most frequently. The electronic brain's memory will do the rest.
    [The blond-haired, blue-eyed couple look at each other in excitement.]
    Crow [as Boy]: The Führer will like that!
    [A little girl phones her grandmother.]
    Grandma: Hello?
    Little Girl: Hello, Grandma?
    Crow [as Little Girl]: Where's my money?
    [A Bell Telephone representative talks about future features as a video runs to demonstrate them.]
    Bell Woman: [voiceover] Want someone else on the line?
    Servo [as Customer]: No.
    Bell Woman: [voiceover] That's easy, too. Flip the switch button, then dial a code number and the number you want, and… presto!
    Mike: Well, andante, maybe.
    Crow [as Bell Woman]: Soon you'll have all your friends hanging up on you and dreading your calls.
    [In a promotional film from Bell Telephone, we see two dogs on a well-manicured lawn.]
    Bell Woman: [voiceover] It may even be possible to call and water the lawn during that dry spell when you are many miles away on vacation.
    [The sprinklers are then turned on by telephone operated remote control, and the dogs run away.]
    Crow: Yeah, how do you like it when the lawn piddles on you?!
    [During a demonstration of the wonders of push-button telephones.]
    Mike [as Bell Woman]: And in the future there will still be a two dollar surcharge for using this service despite the technology having proliferated EVERYWHERE ON THE PLANET!

#### The Space Children (movie)

    Crow: Remind me to never be a child.
    [Outside the cave, the kids stare at a shaft of light descending from the sky.]
    Crow [as Bud]: [mesmerized] Yes — I will take money from my dad's wallet and send it to Soupy Sales.
    [Tim flees from his violent, drunken stepfather (played by Russell Johnson), but is finally caught.]
    Crow: Whooh. Imagine having your butt whooped by "And The Rest"!
    [As her children pass along commands from the blob rock, Anne tries to comprehend what's happening.]
    Anne Brewster: How does it tell you, and why?
    Bud: I don't think you'd understand.
    [Anne lets go of her son in disgust and turns away.]
    Mike [as Anne]: Oh, I'll just go wish myself into the cornfield.
    [Project head Dr. Wahrman confronts Brewster about the space blob.]
    Dr. Wahrman: And what does it look like?
    Crow [as Brewster]: Well, it's got a good personality…

### Hobgoblins

    Servo: Can you catch a venereal disease from a movie?
    [A man in a gray uniform walks along with a loud crunching.]
    Mike: What, has he got Pringles in his shoes?
    Servo: Proof that janitors walk upright!
    [Dennis opens the vault door.]
    Mike: Burgess Meredith is inside reading.
    [McCreedy closes the bank-like vault door after Dennis is killed inside.]
    Servo [as Announcer]: Member, FDI-Murder!
    Crow [as Announcer]: Death guaranteed for up to 50,000 die! $^{[N]}$
    [The pre-credits sequence ends and the titles begin.]
    Servo: Hey, the end credits! Well, it was a terrible movie. At least it was short!
    Mike: These are the beginning credits!
    Servo: Oh, well, then kill me, please?
    A surveillance monitor shows black-and-white footage of a slow-moving robber.]
    Mike: It's some guy sneaking around like a silent film villain!
    Servo: [singing] Take on me...
    Daphne: [singing to "Everybody Have Fun Tonight"] Everybody have sex tonight!
    Servo: Everybody throw up tonight.
    Crow: Ironically, no one in the band Wang Chung had sex that night.
    McCreedy: But... I warned... Those creatures... The vault... I tried...
    Servo: Sentence fragments. Just phrases.
    [Army-trained Nick shows wimpy Kevin how to fight with garden tools, ruthlessly beating him.]
    Crow: So, does Hardware Hank have a major defense contract, or…?
    [Nick begins repeatedly swinging his rake over his head at Kevin.]
    Mike: He's also a black belt in Whac-A-Mole.
    [Nick and Kevin continue to fight with their rakes, strafing past a coiled garden hose.]
    Mike: Oh! There! Right there! Did you see it? The hose just out-acted them.
    Crow: Can we make it a rule that, in the future, films have to be made by filmmakers?
    Mike: [singing along to generic '80s synth music]
       It's the '80s!
       Do a lot of coke and vote for Ronald Reagan!
    [As the Hobgoblins form up together]
    Servo: Meet the Hobgoblins: Frankie, Sniffles, Bounce-Bounce, and the Claw.
    [Daphne and Nick step out of his van after having conspicuous sex in it.]
    Servo: Ugh! They made love in their Chevy van and that is not alright with me!
    [Mild-mannered assistant security guard Kevin goes looking for a would-be robber.]
    Crow: So, did the ad for the job read, "Wanted: whiny, halfwit coward"?
    [Kyle's big-haired, leopard-and-lamé-clad floozy date pushes his car toward a cliff.]
    Crow: That is not a woman! That's David Lee Roth!
    [Later in that scene, the car begins to roll off the cliff after Kevin's friend gets out.]
    Servo: The car will do anything to get out of this movie!
    [The car rolls down the cliff and explodes.]
    Crow: In an unforeseen tragedy, the two actors were not in the car at the time of the crash!
    [Kevin and his friend watch the "flames" from the explosion.]
    Mike [as Kevin]: Look at that guy wave the gel in front of the light!
    [Kevin shoots a gun into the air]
    Crow: Oh, great! You just shot down Air Force One, you dope!
    [The screen shows the name of star Tom Bartlet]
    Servo: The king of the Wisconsin Dells finally gets a movie.
    [Mike and the Bots have made cardboard cutouts of themselves and equipped them with a tape recorder to fool Pearl.]
    Mike Cutout: This sure is a bad movie, won't you?
    Servo Cutout: It sure is, you know!
    Crow Cutout: Say, fellas. Here's a little song about that movie, "Hobgoblins."
    Mike Cutout: Are you kidding me?
    Servo Cutout: Then let's go!
    All [singing]: Hobgoblins, hobgoblins, what do you do with those hobgoblins? They're over here, they're over there, those darn hobgoblins are everywhere! Yay! Woo!
    Mike Cutout: Watch out, here comes one now!
    Crow Cutout: Look out, you little doodad!
    Servo Cutout: Something's sure going to happen!
    [The Mike cutout falls over and the tape recorder starts to wind down.]
    Mike Cutout: Well, I think we all learned a valuable lesson about hobgoblins today... [Speech fades out.]
    McCreedy: Did I ever tell you what I did during the war?
    Kevin: No, what?
    Crow [as McCreedy]: Shot off my toe and got out!

### The Touch of Satan

    [A farmer is walking his cow into a barn.]
    Farmer: Mercy, if... if you'd come in like the rest of them...
    Servo: Mercy?
    Farmer: ...there wouldn't be all this… this chasing.
    Mike [as Mercy]: Yeah, milk me.
    [The farmer is repeatedly stabbed with a pitchfork.]
    Mike: The American Gothic people take revenge.
    [Fade to table of people laughing]
    Crow: [as if one of them were telling the last scene like a story] And then he died!
    [all laugh]
    [A very ancient, wrinkled woman with long hair (Lucinda) barges through the kitchen door and falls to the floor.]
    Servo: Grandma Kramer!
    Mike: A kabuki actor's been hit!
    Luther: What happened? What have you done?
    Servo [as Lucinda]: I stayed in the tanning booth for a whole decade!
    Servo: Emby Mellay? That's not a name, it's a bad Scrabble hand.
    [Jody chats with a gas station attendant, a small-town oddball cliché on two feet.]
    Attendant: That'll be six dollars, even.
    Crow [as Attendant]: Oh, and an extra dollar for the aliens in my head.
    Attendant: See, the way I got it figured, this job was done by one of them fromokaidal maniacs, and we ain't got none of them around here.
    Jody: Yeah, well, nobody needs a fromokaidal maniac hanging around.
    [Jody drives off.]
    Servo [as Attendant]: Is that right? I should check my dictionotomy.
    [Over a shot of the forest]
    Mike: [singing] But the trees can't hide their feelings if they like the way they're made...
    Crow: [stern] Mike, stop it now.
    Mike: ...Sorry.
    Jody: This your pond?
    [Lengthy pause]
    Crow [as Jody]: You can take your time, it's a tough question.
    Melissa: It belongs to my father.
    Jody: Oh, does your father mind if people skip rocks across his pond?
    Servo [as Melissa]: As long as you don't hit his favorite frog.
    [Another pause]
    Melissa: I don't think he's mentioned it before. That your car?
    Jody: Yeah.
    Servo [as Melissa]: Mind if I skip rocks across it?
    [Jody catches up to Melissa, who stares out over the creek.]
    Melissa: This is where the fish lives.
    [Mike and the Bots snicker loudly]
    Jody: Why did you run?
    Servo [as Melissa]: 'Cuz this is where the fish lives.
    Melissa: I felt like it. I really wanted to fly, but I couldn't do that, so I ran.
    [A pause.]
    Mike [as Jody]: You're kind of an idiot, aren't you?
    [Jody and Melissa draw together in a serious kiss.]
    Crow [as Jody]: This is where my tongue lives.
    [A police car passes the car Jody is driving]
    Mike [as Barney Fife]: I'm telling you, Andy, there was a demon in the car!
    [At the general store, Melissa's total comes to $8.89]
    Crow: She gives him $15.55 just so she can get $6.66 back in change.
    [In Jody's 19th-century dream, a mob of townspeople gathers with torches and pitchforks, chanting "Burn the witch!"]
    Mike [as townsfolk]: Oh, and "go Packers" too, but mostly burn the witch.
    [Father Strickland is reading from the Bible (Job) to his family.]
    Strickland: "The wicked man travaileth with pain all his days..."
    Servo [as Strickland]: ...said Madeleine.
    Strickland: "...and the number of years is hidden to the oppressor..."
    Crow [as Strickland]: Tsch. Bunch of crap.
    Strickland: "A dreadful sound is in his ears."
    Mike [as Strickland]: It's Paula Cole, I think.
    Strickland: "In prosperity, the destroyer shall come upon him."
    [Strickland sees Lucinda fidgeting.]
    Strickland: What is it, child?
    Young Lucinda: I thought I heard something.
    Strickland: Pay attention to the word of God.
    Servo [as Strickland]: For He loves you, and He may KILL you if you don't.
    Strickland: "Yea..."
    Crow [as Strickland]: "...team!"
    Strickland: "...the light of the wicked shall be put out..."
    Mike [as Strickland]: "...by ten-thirty…"
    Strickland: "...and the spark of his fire shall not shine."
    Servo [as Daughter]: Just take the old-fashioned photo, Dad!
    [The mob of townspeople approaches the house, still chanting "Burn the witch!"]
    Mrs. Strickland: What is it, David?
    Crow: It's people saying "Burn the witch". Are you deaf?
    Young Melissa: Papa, what is it?
    Crow: [irritated] People saying "Burn the witch"! Do you have any deductive powers at all?
    [Townspeople are singing "Amazing Grace", the second time it's been used in the film.]
    Servo: [singing along] "This song is in/ the public domain/ that's why we used it twice."
    [Lucinda has just murdered a police officer with a hay hook, while Melissa tries to comfort her.]
    Servo [as Lucinda]: I meant to ask him in for pie; I don't know what happened!

### Gorgo

    [Over the title screen]
    Mike: The Vice President's unimaginative campaign slogan.
    [A scuba diver is seen on screen.]
    Servo: This new "Cool Ranch" flavored scuba air isn't very good.
    [A ship is tossed terribly in a tremendous storm. The scene fades out.]
    Mike: And...?
    [Cut to the next day, as the ship calmly sits in the water.]
    Mike: Oh, they're fine!
    Crow: [singing to "The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald"]
       They got into port and everyone was okay.
       They went out for lunch and felt better...
    [Sam and Joe enter an old-fashioned peasant village.]
    Sam: Looks like they're pretty hard hit.
    Mike: Poor dopes, they appear every hundred years and get hit by a huge storm.
    [Sam and Joe call McCartin's bluff about permits. He sits down, thoughtfully.]
    McCartin: After you load with water… you leave. Tonight!
    Joe: The sooner, the better!
    Servo [as Joe/Cheerleader]: The tighter the sweater! / The boys depend on us!
    Crow [as Sam/Cheerleader]: Yay!
    [Gorgo is seen terrorizing a small Irish village.]
    Mike: Poor Irish—if they aren't being invaded by Cromwell or infested by leprechauns they've got this guy!
    Mike [as Gorgo]: McRoar! O'Growl!
    [A sailor sends a message back to England by Morse code.]
    Crow [as sailor]: Am in Ireland, send real food.
    [After breaking free of his nets Gorgo swings his tail at what looks like an elephant, which blows up.]
    Crow: I didn't know elephants exploded on impact!
    [Gorgo's mother Ogra begins rampaging through London.]
    Servo: Maybe Mary Poppins flies in and kicks his ass?
    Mike: That I'd pay to see.
    [The Bots reminisce about the Dorkin's Circus scenes during the endless military vs. Gorgo battles.]
    Servo: I wish they'd get back to Dorkin.
    Crow: Yeah! There was a lot of Dorkin at the beginning of the movie. They should show that some more.
    Servo: Sure! I mean, who wouldn't rather watch Dorkin than this stock footage?
    Crow: Yeah. I— I'd just really, really like to watch people dorkin'.
    Servo: D'oh!
    Mike: Hey! Tha— that doesn't even work!
    Crow: [lewdly] Oh, it works, Mike. Heh heh heh.
    Mike: That's enough, you two. Enough Dorkin! I—
    [Mike throws his hands up in exasperation.]
    Mike: You know what I mean. Stop it.
    [After the latest attack by the British military on Gorgo's mom proves ineffective.]
    Servo: Pacifist or not, Gandhi's gotta be chuckling right now.
    [Sean watches Gorgo and his mother leave the blazing ruins of London and head back to the ocean]
    Sean: She's going back now—back to the sea.
    Servo [as Sean]: ...With the blood of many on her scales.

### The Final Sacrifice

    Crow: If it goes out again, I'm grabbing my blender.
    [The film is credited as "A Tjardus Greidanus Film".]
    Mike: I understand everything up to the word "A".
    Crow: He comes from a long line of great anuses.
    Crow: That's an anagram for "direct to video!"
    [On the name Bharbara Egan.]
    Crow: That's an illegal use of a silent consonant!
    [On the name Ron Anderson and Randy Vasseur in the opening credits.]
    Mike: You know what? This has the bacony smell of Canada all over it.
    Servo: Already.
    [A card after the prologue and credits reads "Seven Years Later".]
    Servo: Seven years after the credits?
    Mike: [confused] I guess.
    [A figure leisurely lopes through a graveyard.]
    Crow [as figure]: Well, I better get back to my grave; sun's been up an hour, I'm startin' to disintegrate.
    Mike: Heh... you know, people are just dying to—
    Servo: [sharply] No.
    Mike: ...Sorry.
    [Troy visits his father's grave.]
    Troy: [voiceover] Hello, Dad. It's been a long time. And I miss you. I want to know what happened to you.
    Mike [as Troy's Father]: I died.
    [Troy enters his attic.]
    Mike: Oh, this is where they get all the stuff to put in T.G.I. Fridays.
    [Troy opens a trunk.]
    Crow [as Troy]: This is where I've secreted away all my red sweaters.
    Servo: Oh, boy. He's going to find out his dad is a rodeo clown.
    Mike [as Troy]: I don't care if I'm too old. I'm getting my Batman pajamas back out of here.
    Servo [as Troy]: Well, if I'm going to be a ventriloquist dummy, I'd better learn how to live in this trunk.
    [Troy reaches in and pulls out a folder.]
    Crow [as Troy]: Now I'm going to settle in with the Book of Mormon.
    [He opens the folder and pulls out a picture of his dad.]
    Mike: Larry Czonka!
    [Troy continues to look inside and finds a bunch of old papers.]
    Servo [as Troy]: Ew, shouldn't have filed that sandwich.
    Crow [as Troy]: I've got to find the warranty on this sweater.
    [He opens a box and uncovers a folder labeled "LEMON MINE".]
    Mike: No wonder Dad lost his money, he invested in lemon mines!!
    [One of Satoris' henchmen cuts through Troy's front door with a chainsaw.]
    Servo: It's open!
    Crow [as henchman]: Can I interest you in a replacement door?
    [After his henchmen invade Troy's home, evil, deep-voiced Satoris strolls in.]
    Mike: Canadian villain Garth Vader. $^{[N]}$
    [Troy outruns the cultists' van on his bike.]
    Mike [as Cultist]: Damn you, Pee-Wee!
    [Over several establishing shots of the run-down part of town, the sound of a car engine trying and failing to turn over is heard.]
    Crow: Uh-oh, the town's alternator is shot.
    Zap Rowsdower: What's your name, laddie?
    Troy: Troy MacGregor.
    Zap Rowsdower: I'm Rowsdower. Zap Rowsdower.
    Crow: Yeah, well my name is Bill Shtinkwater!
    [Rowsdower's truck starts up.]
    Mike: Rowsdowermobile, away!
    Servo: And together they fought crime throughout Southwestern Alberta!
    [The film keeps cutting between Rowsdower's broken-down pickup, a poorly-repainted Gran Torino, and a stolen ten-speed bike.]
    Crow: [frustrated] I'm losing track of the crappy vehicles here!
    Troy: Will you help me find what's behind the map?
    Mike [as Rowsdower]: Oh, I don't go map-findin'-behindin'.
    [Rowsdower and Troy have lost the pursuing cultists.]
    Zap Rowsdower: Do you have any idea of what kind of people you're dealing with?
    Crow [as Rowsdower]: They're from Saskatchewan!
    Troy: No.
    Zap Rowsdower: It's a cult.
    Servo [as Rowsdower]: They worship blue oysters.
    Zap Rowsdower: They want to rule the world.
    Troy: How do you know?
    Zap Rowsdower: I've been around, kid.
    Crow [as Rowsdower]: And I've been a square kid.
    Servo: D'oh!
    Rowsdower: They used to rule this land.
    Mike [as Rowsdower]: They ruled this one acre for about a week. Nobody knew.
    [Rowsdower again tries and fails to start his truck as the engine struggles.]
    Mike: [imitating the engine] Rowsdower-er-er-er-er...
    Rowsdower: Go to hell!
    Crow [as Rowsdower]: Or at least Edmonton!
    [Rowsdower and Troy enter an abandoned shack, Pipper's house, and discover food inside.]
    Troy: FOOD!
    Crow [as Rowsdower]: Yeah, no beer, though.
    Pipper: Hey! Who goes there?!
    Servo [as Troy]: More FOOD!
    Pipper: What the hell you doin' here?!
    Crow [as Troy]: We were eating your FOOD!
    [Rowsdower and Troy encounter Mike Pipper, a crazy old hermit, who holds them at gunpoint.]
    Pipper: McGreggor? Troy McGreggor? ...Thomas's son?
    Troy: Yeah! Did you know him?
    Servo [as Pipper]: Know him? He was delicious!
    [Rowsdower is trudging up a hill]
    Mike: Hey, how'd he get his pants clean?
    Servo: Say what you want about the filthy, grizzled guy, he does a good load of laundry.
    Crow: [singing] You got mud on your face, you big disgrace, shovin' those sandwiches into your face, singing...
    Crow and Servo: We will, we will ROWSDOWER!
    Crow: SING IT!
    [Servo stops singing, but Crow keeps going.]
    Crow: We will, we... [normally] Oh, guess that's over.
    [Troy is tied up and Rowsder gives him a knife to cut the rope]
    Mike [as Troy]: I dropped it.
    Mike [as Troy]: Which is the sharp side?
    Mike [as Troy]: Um, I cut both my wrists.
    Mike [as Troy]: Uh, I somehow swallowed the knife.
    [During the final confrontation Troy picks up a rifle and shoots Satoris in the back, who slowly turns to face him.]
    Servo [as Satoris]: You shot me in the butt! What the hell?! You shot me IN THE BUTT!
    [The group sing as music plays and the credits start to roll]
    Servo: Oh baby, Rowsdower saves us and saves all the world!
    Crow: He comes to save the day in a broken truck.
    Mike: With a stinky denim jacket on his back.
    Crow: He couldn't help this movie, which really sucked!
    Mike: But at least we didn't have to see him play [falters] h-hackey sack....
    Servo: What?!
    Mike: Sorry, I panicked.

### Devil Fish

    [The film's title is shown.]
    Servo: The story of Aleister Crappie!
    [Coming aboard the Seaquarium, Stella and Peter are looking for Dr. Janet.]
    Peter: Janet! Janet!
    Servo [as Peter]: Oh, sorry, I forgot. I'm nasty, Miss Jackson!
    [Mad scientist Dr. Davis, armed with a gun, confronts WOI head Dr. West.]
    Dr. Davis: Anyone who has the chance to tap the enormous reserves of the sea… will have the future, Doctor.
    Dr. West: In his hands.
    Dr. Davis: Exactly.
    Crow [as Davis]: Yeah, thanks for helping me out there.
    [Several squads of locals have volunteered to help the police and Coast Guard track down and burn the Devil Fish, while Peter acts as bait. They pour pink-tinted gasoline in the water.]
    Crow [as Sheriff Gordon]: Deploy the Countrytime Pink Lemonade!
    Servo: I bet they hired every nature-hating psycho in Dade County.
    [Shot of skinny woman in bikini on raft]
    Servo: See the Human Lady!
    [That night, the squads are still looking for the Devil Fish.]
    Sheriff Gordon: Squad number one. Report in.
    Squad Member: Squad number one, Sheriff. Ain't seen nothing yet.
    Crow [as Squad Member]: B-b-b-baby, we ain't seen n-n-nothing yet, over.
    Sheriff Gordon: Squad number two. Squad number two!
    Servo [as dead squad member]: We done been et, over!
    Sheriff Gordon: Squad number two. Squad number two!
    Crow: Oh, they'll be number two soon enough.
    [The rednecks of Squad Number Two become a light snack for the Devil Fish.]
    Servo [as Devil Fish]: [singing to Neil Young's "Southern Man"] Southern man, gonna eat your head!
    [The Sheriff and the other squads arrive and again pour gasoline into the water.]
    Crow: Well, this should take care of every living thing in the Everglades.
    [The squads are playing flamethrowers over the gasoline, cooking the Devil Fish.]
    Servo [as Sheriff]: Okay, now, throw in the diced onions and celery and chopped porcini mushrooms!
    Crow: Does the Coast Guard have a lot of use for flamethrowers?
    [Close up of burning water.]
    Mike: Eww, someone threw a match on the Cuyahoga River.

### The Screaming Skull
#### Robot Rumpus (A Gumby Adventure) (short)

    Crow [as Gumby]: One of my classmates died in the kiln today, mother.
    Tom Servo: The nice thing about Gumby is that you can also use him as window caulk.
    Gumba: Such clever boys certainly deserve some crackers with their milk!
    Tom Servo: [sarcastically] Crackers? Wow! Maybe they can have white rice later!
    [One of the robots doing Gumby's yardwork drives its lawnmower through the fence into the next yard.]
    Crow: Hey, don't! That's Wallace and Gromit's yard!
    [Another robot chops down a tree.]
    Mike: Hey! That's old-growth clay!
    [Another robot is ripping slats from the garage.]
    Crow: Habitat Against Humanity.
    [Gumby's dad Gumbo arrives at the house, where we see a cloud — actually, a piece of white fluff — stuck on the construction-paper sky.]
    Crow [as Weatherman]: It's a fair to partly-cottony day…
    Gumby's Mother: Such clever boys certainly deserve crackers with their milk!
    Servo: Crackers? Wow! Maybe they can have white rice later!
    [A robot is digging up the flower garden.]
    Crow [as mobster]: Gotta move this body back upstate.
    [A robot throws a wrench at Gumbo, which goes through him and leaves a wrench-shaped hole in his torso.]
    Servo: Liquid metal!
    [The camera cuts to Gumby's reaction.]
    Mike [as Gumby]: Hey, you can throw things through Dad! I'm gonna get an anvil!
    [Gumbo leaps into a trench in order to deactivate one of the robots.]
    Crow: Oh, bad move! Robots do not fight clean!
    [A moment later, Gumbo flies through the air and lands, legs spread, on the roof of the neighboring house.]
    Mike [as Gumbo]: Thank goodness for the internal genitalia!
    [Gumby's stacked mother gives a stern look at a robot who's invaded the house.]
    Crow [as Gumby's Mother]: That squares my breasts!
    [Gumbo slides down the fire truck ladder from the roof in a sitting position.]
    Mike [as Gumbo]: Son, I'm gunna need a can of Play-Doh to replace my butt.
    [A robot head hangs over a garage door with the words, "THE END".]
    Servo: Aah! They hung his head! Oh…
    Crow: Now I'm ready for years of powerful Adlerian therapy, Mike.
    Servo: They hung his head... oh... oh this is worse than Se7en!
    Mike: Hey! His bump is on the other side!

#### The Screaming Skull (movie)

    Eric: Jenni, this is Mickey.
    Mike [as Eric]: Mickey's a wide-awake nightmare!
    [Jenni goes to Marian's room, grabs a skull she found in the chifforobe, and flings it out the window.]
    Servo: Alas, poor Yorick! She threw him well!
    [Jenni pours her heart out to Reverend Snow, who looks grim.]
    Mike [as Rev. Snow]: Have you tried talking to your minister about this?
    [The face on Marian's tombstone briefly appears to morph into a skull as Eric looks at it.]
    Servo [as Eric]: Don't you make that skull face at me, missy!
    [Over a long shot of Jenni sitting on her bed, not moving...]
    Crow: [impatient] Can we help you, movie lady? Do you need a push or something?
    [In the greenhouse, Mickey struggles with an armful of flowerpots, dropping them as he tries to pick more up.]
    Crow: GET A BOX!
    [As Jenni runs from Marian's ghost, the soundtrack has a soprano singing an erratic sequence of creepy notes.]
    Servo: Kiri Te Kanawa is drunk again!
    [Jenni, back in the house, is shrieking uncontrollably.]
    Crow: Oh, great! She's playing her Yoko Ono albums.
    Mike: I think the title was supposed to be "Screaming, semicolon, Skull".
    [There is a long scene of continuous knocking at the door]
    Mike: Martin Luther is nailing each thesis individually.
    [Eric flees to the stairs, where a skull tumbles down toward him.]
    Crow: Everyone knows it's Slink-skull!
    Crow: So, this movie's kind of a combination of "The Tell-Tale Heart", Blithe Spirit, and...well, a piece of lint, I guess.
    [The skull is throw out the window and hits the ground rolling, landing right side up.]
    Crow: Settled in a divot.
    [The skull twitches.]
    Servo: Woof!

### Quest of the Delta Knights

    Crow: Well, better than "Quest of the Delta Burke", I suppose
    Narrator: Many years ago, terror stalked the land, making life harsh, unfair, and treacherous.
    Crow: Jimmy Carter was in office.
    [David Warner appears.]
    Crow [as David Warner]: [apologetic] In it for the money, folks.
    [As wizard Baydool drags Travis ("Tee") away from the slave market crowd and into his shack, he tries to get him to talk.]
    Baydool: ¿Como te llamas?
    Servo [as Tee]: Yeah, yo quiero Taco Bell, whatever.
    Baydool: Comment vous-appelez vous?
    Crow [as Tee]: Je m'appelle… Bite Me!
    [Afraid of Baydool, Tee runs out the door.]
    Pearl [as Tee]: I'll see if Bombadil has a place to crash.
    Tee: I was taught that those who I respect, who are wise, I should call "master".
    Crow [as Tee]: Right, Mr. Bater?
    [Baydool scares off an intruder by throwing the contents of his chamber pot at him.]
    Pearl: Ew, wizard whiz!
    Crow: Drain the wizard!
    [Tee stops Baydool just as a hammer falls from a roof in front of them.]
    Servo [as Tee]: Please, hammer, don't hurt 'im!
    [Lord Vultare has an audience with the Mannerjay while slaves fan her.]
    Servo [as Slave]: Do you want me to oscillate, Ma'am?
    Lord Vultare: We've rounded up a number of suspects.
    Crow [as Vultare]: …including Kevin Spacey.
    Lord Vultare: I'm certain some of them are spies for the Order.
    Mannerjay: What of the map?
    Lord Vultare: No word. It seems…
    Pearl [as Vultare]: …chilly in here. Could you turn down your guy?
    [Baydool shows Tee some blow darts.]
    Baydool: These will put anyone to sleep in no time.
    Crow: They're tiny James Michener books!
    [After another attack by Vultare's thugs ends in failure.]
    Tom: The Vikings in this movie don't vike very well.
    [Tee, Leonardo and Thena set off on horseback after a confusing scene of exposition.]
    Servo: Well, this movie has lost me. It's lost me and it's trotting off without me.
    [After Tee and Leonardo are recaptured by the forest Prince, a noisy, loony henchman drops out of the trees in belated pursuit.]
    Loony Henchman: I'm com-iiiing!
    Mike [as The Prince]: Put a sock in it, Legolas!
    Tee: When in doubt, rest.
    Crow: You are full of crap beyond your years, kid.
    [Tee sets up an explosive device at the mouth of the Storehouse.]
    Servo: Tee pities the fool who gets in his way.
    [Vultare is reading what appears to be Archimedes' plans for his high-tech weapon.]
    Servo [as Vultare]: Enjoy much scientific pleasure with magnificent operation.

## Season 10
### Soultaker

    [All-black-clad Soultaker walks down the a hospital hallway, blinking in and out of the picture.]
    Crow: Johnny Cash! Johnny Cash! Johnny Cash!
    Mike [as Soultaker/Cash]: [singing to "I Walk the Line"] Because you're mine, I walk the intensive care unit.
    [The Soultaker opens up a stopwatch, which ticks a la the opening sequence to 60 Minutes.]
    Servo: I'm Ed Bradley...
    Mike: I'm Steve Kroft...
    Crow: I'm Lesley Stahl...
    [The title card swoops into view.]
    Servo [as Don Cornelius]: The SOUUUUUUUUUUUUULTAKER!
    [Natalie is getting dressed for Summerfest.]
    Crow: That's not Natalie, that's Tonya Harding!
    [A grooming Natalie appraises herself in the mirror.]
    Crow [as Natalie/Tonya]: You're dead, Nancy Kerrigan!
    [some jokes about Brad's car]
    Crow: Ugh, that car must reek of Arby's!
    Mike: I'll bet whoever had that car after him never got the smell of Marlboro Lights and Hardee's out of the upholstery!
    [As Karen drives off with her uniformed Navy boyfriend, Natalie tries to call her back.]
    Natalie: Karen!
    Mike [as Karen]: Sorry! Love is lifting me up where I belong!
    [Natalie stomps in frustration.]
    Crow [as Natalie/Tonya]: The lace on my skate broke!
    [Zack comes up behind Natalie and startles her. As she spins around…]
    Crow [as Natalie/Tonya]: Jeff Gillooly did it!
    [A close-up of the Soultaker (played by Joe Estevez) standing at the end of a road, awaiting the oncoming car Natalie and Zach are in.]
    Crow [as Soultaker/Estevez]: Hi folks, you may be wondering if I'm Martin Sheen. Well, I'm not. Turns out I'm his vastly more talented, yet less appreciated brother. Thank you.
    [A prolonged still shot of a tree as the speeding car approaches.]
    Mike [as tree]: Hi. I'm a tree. Just wanted to put in a good word or two in for nature since the camera's on me. Thanks for your time.
    [Natalie et al have been thrown from the crashed car, and she appears dead on the ground.]
    Mike: She's survived by her Danskins.
    [Natalie dizzily gets to her feet after the crash.]
    Servo [as Natalie/Tonya]: Whoa! Triple salchow really takes it out of you!
    [The Soultaker bears down on Tommy in a convenience store.]
    Tommy: What do you want?
    Crow [as Soultaker/Estevez]: Do you have a phone, so I can call Martin to take over my role?
    [The Soultaker hovers over Tommy, preparing to take his soul]
    The Soultaker: [ominously] It's Closing Time!
    Servo: Does that mean that every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end?
    [At Summerfest, Tommy randomly goes up to a woman and kisses her on the lips.]
    Tommy: Thanks!
    [The woman laughs it off.]
    Mike [as Woman]: I just got assaulted, it's fun!
    [At a bus stop, Natalie (played by screenwriter Vivian Schilling) freaks about her mother at home with the Soultaker.]
    Natalie: My mom! He's done something to my mom!
    Zach: No, no—your mom is fine! She's at the hospital.
    Natalie: What?
    Mike [as Zach/Actor]: Hey, look—you wrote this crap!
    [Natalie lies unconscious in a hospital bed, respirator in mouth.]
    Mike: [singing in Peter Frampton/talkbox voice] I wanna thank you.
    [Zach's friend Brad, now a Soultaker himself, is explaining the Afterlife to Zach.]
    Brad: You still haven't figured it out, have you, man?
    Crow: We have! Can we go?!
    [The Soultaker confronts Zach at the hospital rooftop edge after a long chase scene.]
    Crow [as Soultaker]: Muhuhahahahaha! You're it!
    Soultaker: It's all over now.
    Servo: Oh, ho, I wish that were true!
    Pearl: Oh, Frank, I thought you were dead!
    TV's Frank: I am dead. [pause] I was in Second Banana Heaven for a while, but it is so political up there. Pat Buttram had it in for me right from the start. So, then I was an angel for a while, and then I got into big trouble for appearing to people as Della Reese. Scared the hell out of them. So, they transferred me to Soultaker.
    Pearl:I knew these two would get along.
    Crow: Maybe they have this wondrous, frilly wedding in the frou frou land of bunnies where magical fairies blow kisses to the stars, and the polka-dotted toadstools sing, 'Good Ship Lollipop,' to the tiny mice in their little feetie pajamas.
    [Cuts to a scene with a smiley face balloon as main characters' souls are taken]
    Crow: Oh sure, just shove the irony down our throats!

### Girl in Gold Boots

    [The movie opens with scantily clad go-go dancers performing.]
    Mike: Oh, I'm sorry, I'm projecting my dreams again.
    Servo: Shouldn't we be in individual booths for this movie?
    Crow: It's a jerk and pony marathon.
    Servo: Mike, you're a human being. How come you don't have a body like that?
    Crow: The Kennedy Center tribute to Judy Carne.
    Mike: Ed Grimley choreographed this dance.
    Servo: Why does Noam Chomsky insist these women open for him?
    [Listening to song called "Everything I Touch Turns to Gold"]
    Crow: What happens when you touch gold?
    Servo [as Michelle's drunk, dirty father]: Everything I touch turns to flies.
    [Over a shot of the diner showing the word "EAT"]
    Servo: They forgot the "ME".
    Mike: Ah, the nights we lingered over brandy at "Eat".
    [Buz furtively unzips his jacket and checks the pistol tucked into his belt as he steps out of his car.]
    Mike [as Buz]: Wh... oh, a gun. So that was the loud report and burning sensation in my groin!
    Michelle's Father: Don't get smart with me!
    Michelle: I'm not getting smart!
    Mike [as Michelle]: I can't!
    [Michelle comes out of the kitchen, crying after being yelled at by her drunken father.]
    Buz: What's wrong?
    Crow [as Michelle]: I just found out what's in the "Special Sauce!"
    [voice over] there goes- (voice over suddenly cuts out)
    Crow: You can say that ag-
    Critter: I'll have ten Hershey bars.
    Crow: Tin Hershey bars? Those are hard to eat.
    Michelle: That'll be one dollar.
    Servo [as Critter]: I've got a "Happenings" coupon!
    Critter: Can you cash a hundred?
    Michelle: I've never even seen one!
    Critter: Fifty?
    [Michelle shakes her head "no."]
    Mike [as Critter]: Oh. Well, I'll have a thousand Hershey bars then, I guess.
    [A bad cut makes Buz suddenly appear while two other characters are talking]
    Servo [as Buz]: I'm back!
    Mike [as Buz]: Anybody notice that I'm here now?
    Crow [as Buz]: C'mon, I just teleported here! It's impressive!
    Critter: Ever since I got back I've been carrying my billfold full of Nepalese money.
    Crow: From the land of Nipples!
    [Buz demands money from Michelle, and looks at what she hands over with apprehension.]
    Mike [as Buz]: Your money's from Senegal!
    [Realizing Michelle has only ten dollars, Buz asks for more money from Critter.]
    Critter: Yeah, I can come up with my own share.
    Mike [as Critter]: Ah, here's some Guatemalan quetzal.
    Gas Station Attendant: Will this be cash or charge?
    Buz: Cash.
    [While the attendant is turned away, Buz draws a gun and pistol whips the man.]
    Crow: On second thought, I'll just put it on my gun!
    Servo: Heh, that guy's totally pistol-whipped, man.
    [Buz puts up the "Closed" sign and locks the door as he leaves the store.]
    Mike [as Buz]: Aw, shoot. They're closed! ...oh.
    Servo [as Buz]: Heheh! I locked my car keys in the store!
    [Michelle dances enthusiastically to a bongo beat at Leo's party.]
    Mike: She makes Elaine Benes look like a good dancer.
    [A car pulls up next to drug-dealing Buz and a middle-aged gentleman in a suit steps out]
    Mike [as Man]: [politely] Excuse me, young man—can I get a "fix"?
    [Buz starts to run away. The man gives chase.]
    Servo [as Man]: No really, I'm very high-strung and in need of some "Mary Jane" or "reefers!"
    [While the characters are planning to rob the local prison's evidence room, Mike and the Bots discover Buz is supposed to be a teenager despite the fact that the actor who plays him is clearly pushing 40.]
    Harry: I'll need someone to come with me. Um, the boy'll do. [Points to Buz.]
    Mike: Boy?!
    Leo: Excuse me, Mr. Blatz, while I have a talk with this bright young man. [Pulls Buz aside.]
    Servo: I don't know why they think he's so young, the guy's in his forties!
    Crow [as Buz]: Wow, a young kid like me, breaking into crime!
    [Professional lockpicker Harry Blatz and Buz have just finished burglarizing the police evidence locker.]
    Harry: I won't mind seein' you go, because I know that there's now only one way to keep me from getting my share.
    [Buz attacks Harry from behind.]
    Mike [as Harry]: Yep, that's the way, you figured out how to do it! Beatin' in my skull with a tire iron! Oop, there's my brains on the floor!
    Mike [as Buz]: Yes, my plan is perfect. I've been spotted by several people and I killed a guy!
    Servo: Well, what do you expect, he's only a child!
    [The characters drive through Los Angeles. Footage of the drive begins with a display of Christmas trees.]
    Mike: Hey, they drove straight to Christmas Village to blow the wad.
    Servo: [Singing to the tune of "Sleigh Ride"] Oh, it's lovely weather for a surfboard together with you...
    [We see a billboard for Doctor Dolittle starring Rex Harrison.]
    Mike: Doctor Dolittle? That doesn't look like Eddie Murphy.
    Servo: I think someone slipped us their vacation videos.
    Crow: Okay, keep it coming. I'm not convinced they're in L.A. yet.
    Mike: An 18-story office building? This could only be L.A.!
    Servo: [singing along with the music] Oh, Charles Manson walks our streets,
    The Zodiac killer's at large,
    Charles Bukowski is puking out the window,
    And Santa Claus is on his way!
    [The gang drives up to a nightclub labeled "HAUNTED HOUSE".]
    Crow: Merry Christmas, everyone! Let's go to the Haunted House!
    [At the end of the movie, it's implied that former draft dodger Critter has decided to serve after all.]
    Servo: Oh, so he learns he enjoys violence, and he's ready to kill like a man oughta.
    [While Critter accompanies himself on guitar, Michelle moves not quite to the beat, while harmonica sounds come from nowhere.]
    Servo: Honey, way to play the harmonica with your ass!
    Mike: So here's a puzzler: who of these two is worse at their art form?
    Servo: She's dancing the specials at T.G.I. Friday's.
    Crow: Well, I hope she tells us, in dance, about the Jack Daniel's grill.
    Critter: [singing] But you must come down, put your feet on the ground, by and by.
    Servo: [singing] You're living a lie.
    Critter: [singing] You gotta come down.
    Servo: [singing] You dance like a clown.
    Critter: [singing] By and by.
    Servo: [singing] I hope that you die!

### Merlin's Shop of Mystical Wonders

    Pearl [introducing the movie]: I invite you to suffer through today's movie. It's called Merlin's Shop of Mystical Wonders, and it's a delightful Bambi romp through a flowery fairy land of happy, harmless, fru-fru family fun for the whole family of all ages ... or IS IT!? Taste the rainbow of fruit pain!
    [a bolt of lightning knocks the power out]
    Grandpa: Uh-oh!
    Crow [as Grandpa]: We better eat all the ice cream!
    [In the dark sky, a single star flares brightly before going dim again]
    Servo [as the star]: [straining] Twinkle! [grunts] That's all I got.
    [Young Nicholas and his mother await the mysterious introduction to Merlin at his shop, where a fog creeps slowly across the floor.]
    Mike: Merlin sends in his trained flatulence to scout the room.
    Cooper: [snidely] Allow me to introduce myself.
    Servo [as Cooper]: I'm Bob Jackass.
    [Cooper and Madeline proceed to leave Merlin's shop after his warning Cooper about using any of the spells in his spellbook]
    Servo [as Cooper]: Look, my reviews have destroyed whole cities!
    [Cooper has inadvertently given himself "dragon's breath" as a side effect of a summoning spell, and subsequently set his basement on fire.]
    Mike: Clearly, Merlin has brought good into the world!
    [Novice magician Cooper is force-feeding a potion to his cat Miffy with a dropper.]
    Servo [as Miffy]: Meow, meow... safe! Meow, meow... very safe!
    [Aged with magic use, Cooper infuses his cat with an evil spirit and then fire-breathes on it to stop its attacks.]
    Servo [as Madeline]: Honey? You okay down there?
    Mike [as Cooper]: Well, I got old and roasted the cat alive with my breath, but I'm fine!
    [Merlin's wife Zurella orders him to retrieve the evil cymbal-monkey toy.]
    Merlin: Don't I get a kiss?
    Zurella: You'll get a lot more than that if you don't get out there and find that thing! Now, go!
    Mike: So, she threatened him with sex?
    [David's son is watching a Japanese cartoon on TV.]
    Mike: Why, here's something else Satan created: Japanimation!
    Servo: It's the anime version of Peter Rabbit.
    David: [seeking help from a psychic in regards to the monkey] Why do I have to deal with it alone?
    Adrianne: Listen to me, David! As a psychic, I have an aura of a certain nature that the demon would unquestionably sense!
    Servo [as Adrianne]: Wake up!
    Adrianne: The moment I set foot in your house, all hell would break loose, literally!
    David: Yeah, but what am I supposed to do? I don't know anything about evil spirits-
    Adrianne: [seemingly agitated] Get that toy out of your house!
    Mike [as Adrianne]: You idiot!
    David: I have a feeling that's not going to be so easy to do.
    [Adrianne gives David a medallion]
    Crow [as Adrianne]: You want some peanuts?
    David: What's that?
    Adrianne: It's called a bethogram.
    Servo [as Adrianne]: I sense the demon's name is Beth.
    David: This is supposed to protect me from the demon, huh?
    Adrianne: Yes, just keep it in your possession at all times.
    David: Great, should I wear garlic around my neck, too?
    Adrianne: My God, David!
    Mike [as Adrianne]: You moron!
    David: I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I just wish that you could come-
    Adrianne: I know! I am sorry! I wish I could do the exorcism for you, but this is something you'll have to do on your own!
    Crow [as Adrianne]: Damn it!
    Adrianne: And remember David, NEVER let it know!
    Servo [as Adrianne]: You stupid bastard! I could stab you in the eyes right now, so help me God!!!
    [David is attempting to escape from a crack in the earth created by the evil toy monkey.]
    David: God help me!
    Servo [as God]: Sorry, Unitarian. According to you, I'm in the butterflies and the sun, and I'm just a vague, benevolent force. [muttering] You're on your own.
    Crow [as Merlin]: I'm going to hit the mystical can.
    Crow [as Merlin]: Remember to believe in magic... or I'll kill you.
    Mike [as Merlin, who is standing still nodding to himself while looking around the room]: I did a good job painting this room
    Crow: And so, Billy, the little boy who looks just like you, went through terrible, irredeemable grief!
    Servo [as the kid]: No, Grandpa Borgnine, leave light and hope for me! Please!
    Crow [as Grandpa Borgnine]: Get out from behind that cushion, Billy! It gets worse!
    [Merlin is giving Cooper sage advice.]
    Merlin: Heed my words....
    Mike [as Merlin]: ...munch my shorts....
    [Cooper is "reviewing" Merlin's shop.]
    Cooper: Do you know who I am? I am the supreme being!
    Servo: Clapton?
    Cooper: I chew places like this up and spit them into the toilet.
    Mike: [laughs] Why?
    [Merlin is practically purring to Madeline.]
    Merlin: Ohh, Mrs. Cooper...
    Mike [as Merlin]: ...you fine!
    [A burglar alarm goes off, as a seedy looking man runs off into the alley.]
    Crow : Merlin was a thieving crack head, who fenced VCR's to feed his habit.
    [A kid looks at the front of Merlin's shop as the movie goes into slow motion.]
    Servo [as the Kid]: [slowly] Loooooooook, mommmmmmmy!
    [Cooper is grinning at Merlin's expense.]
    Cooper: You really think you are Merlin, don't you?
    Crow [as Cooper]: My cheek-lines disagree.
    [Grandpa, played by Ernest Borgnine, has just finished telling his grandson the awful Merlin story that he wrote for TV]
    Crow [as Grandpa]: I have another script called Chinatown, but I don't like it as much.

### Future War

    [Credits read: "A David Hue production"].
    Mike: In association with Bob Tet Offensive Productions.
    [The opening credits identify actor Robert Z'Dar.]
    Servo: Oh z'no.
    [As the movie opens, the Runaway (Swiss martial-arts actor Daniel Bernhardt) creeps along a wall.]
    Servo: Hey, it's Jean Claude Van Damme!
    Mike: Eh, it's more like Jean Claude Gosh Darn.
    [Armed with a shotgun, Fred, a hefty African-American man, follows him.]
    Crow [as Fred]: Am I Ving Rhames? I can't remember.
    [A midget Tyrannosaurus rex (actually a hand puppet) growls at the Runaway in an alley.]
    Crow: He's a Cute-a-saurus!
    [The T-Rex lunges for the Runaway's neck]
    Servo: He's being attacked by a schnauzer in a dinosaur costume.
    [The Runaway stabs the creature in the neck and he goes down quickly.]
    Mike: [laughs] Wow, that was easy! Maybe it was butterflies that wiped out the dinosaurs?
    [Shortly after the Runaway escapes, the dinosaur explodes.]
    Servo: Ooh...no wonder fossils are so rare!
    [A homeless man is attacked and eaten by a dinosaur.]
    Mike: You know, this has got to be about the last thing you worry about when you're living in a dumpster.
    [The Runaway flees through a shipping yard and throws obviously empty cardboard boxes at his pursuer.]
    Mike: Boxes of air, shipped anywhere overnight.
    Mike: Maybe they ship fully inflated balloons overseas?
    [The Runaway finds himself at a dead end among the boxes.]
    Crow: He's boxed in!
    Mike: Yeah, well, I'm card-bored.
    Mike:Alright there should be a delay of movie penalty
    Servo [makes whistle sound] fifteen yards.
    [from a high-angle shot, the main character throws a harpoon and clearly hits nothing, but the puppet dinosaur keels over]
    Crow [as Daniel Bernhardt]: So when you edit this, it's going to look like I hit him, right?
    Ann: Hey, how did you know who I was?
    Officer: Fred Burrows told us how he got you to give him a ride. Don't worry, you're free to go.
    Mike: Fred Burrows?
    Servo: Somebody look in your Rolodex for a Fred Burrows.
    [Shot of the Runaway in a jail cell]
    Crow [as the Runaway]: Fred Burrows! Help me!
    [Ann and the Runaway escape a dinosaur in the back of a man's pickup truck.]
    Ann: DRIIIIIVE!
    Mike: SUUUUURGE!
    Ann: DRIIIIIIIIVE!
    Crow [as driver]: Look, how much more can I drive? There's no inherent quantity of driving that I can increase! ...If you want me to go faster, then you need to tell me that.
    [Characters are hunting dinosaurs, with incessant deep bell music]
    Mike: According to the bells, it's 97 o'clock.
    [Shot of a bomb timer, counting down extremely quickly]
    Crow: Introducing new, faster seconds!
    [As the Runaway fights the Cyborg, the camera cuts to Ann fidgeting nervously]
    Crow [as Ann]: I'm fretting. See, audience? I'm fretting.
    Servo: This isn't a real movie, it's more of a movie loaf.
    Mike: Yeah, it's made from real movie parts, chunked and formed.
    [During one of the many, many inept action scenes.]
    Crow: OK, my theory is that the director shot the entire movie without looking at it.
    [The Runaway and the Cyborg Master's fight is filled with various continuity errors, as pointed out by Mike.]
    Mike: Huh??
    Servo: The movie that packs more "Huhs" per second!
    Ann: Everything he wanted was everything I needed...
    Crow [as Ann]: So neither of us actually got anything.
    Crow: I could mention that this isn't the future and it's not a war, but you know me, I don't like to complain.

### Blood Waters of Dr. Z

    Servo: Blood waters, huh? Guess Dr. Z had a little kidney problem.
    [Close-up of some unidentifiable part of a fish.]
    Mike: Please enjoy a fish anus.
    [Mad narrator Dr. Leopold discusses how the walking catfish moves.]
    Narrator: Forward progress is made with a snake-like slither and a vigorous thrashing of the tail.
    Crow [as Narrator]: ...like Courtney Love.
    [Leopold the fish monster attacks a swimming beauty in a bikini.]
    Mike: He's a Cop-a-feel-acanth.
    [INPIT agent Martha Walsh begins to strip out of her jumpsuit.]
    Servo: Mike, how come you don't look like this in your jumpsuit?
    Crow: A-are you sure you're buying the right kind of jumpsuit?
    Mike: Hmmm...
    [Dr. Leopold lumbers into town after having turned himself into a half-man, half-catfish monster.]
    Servo: [excited] Oh! Oh! Oh! You know who they need to take care of him? Huh? Do you know? Huh? Do you know? Catfish Hunter, that's who! Ha ha ha!
    Mike: [unimpressed] Hmm... that doesn't really work for me. See, the guy changed his name.
    Crow: Yeah, to Catfish Chapstick, so the joke doesn't work.
    Servo: [deflated] Oh... but it was a good joke! Wordplay like that doesn't come around so often.
    Mike: But it only works if you get the correct, current name.
    Servo: [disappointed] So the joke doesn't work? Sheesh...
    Mike: Tom, are... are you sulking?
    Servo: [angrily] No!
    Mike: Yes you are, look—look, I'm sorry. It was a good joke...
    Crow: No! No it wasn't, Mike, 'cause his name is Catfish Chapstick...
    Mike: Ssshh! He's suffered enough.

### Boggy Creek II: And the Legend Continues

    Servo: And the legend continues... to be not heard about, by anyone!
    [During a scene set amongst ardent University of Arkansas football fans.]
    Mike: A razorback hat lacks the quiet dignity of a cheese wedge.
    [As a subplot comes to an entirely unsatisfying end.]
    Servo: And so, the completely pointless stretch of movie whimpers out like a small, dying rat.
    [Narrator "Doc" Lockhart introduces himself and his travelling companions.]
    Doc: Leslie Ann Walker. All I know about her is she's a good friend of... Tanya Yazzie, my prize student.
    Servo [as Doc]: Prize student in that she gets Cs, but she's really cute.
    Mike [as Lockhart]: We're goin' camping, and you're gonna watch.
    [Doc enters a backwater country store which has no obvious merchandise, other than a turquoise, plastic pith helmet.]
    Crow [as Lockhart]: Do ya'll have any turquoise, plastic pith helmets?
    [Doc and party get ready to leave the backwater country store.]
    Servo: Ya'll like to contribute to our fund for the War against Northern Aggression?
    [Tim is walking around shirtless]
    Crow: Geez, kid, do a push-up.
    [In a flashback scene, the Creature and a farmer stare at each other through the farmer's barn.]
    Mike [as the Creature]: Well, I'll be damned... farmers do exist!
    [Shirtless Tim walks up to someone's front door.]
    Crow [as Tim]: Can I borrow a cup of shirt?
    [Tanya, with long dark hair and apparently wearing no undergarments, runs through the woods.]
    Servo: Lucy Bra-less!
    Leslie: [Over a walkie-talkie.] Tanya, do you read?
    Mike [as Tanya]: Third grade level!
    [Doc is looking at his "radar" set up in the woods as his two assistants test it out.]
    Crow [as Doc]: Boy, Tim's a real strong blip on my gaydar.
    Doc: [over CB] Tim?
    Crow [as Tim]: Yes, Dad...I mean professor-who-is-in-no-way-my-dad-giving-me-a-role-in-his-movie?
    [Doc is in the woods, as Leslie watches for the creature on the radar back at base camp.]
    Leslie: [over the walkie-talkie] He's close to you!
    Doc: My left or my right?
    Servo: Well, which way are you facing, idiot?
    [Doc finishes narrating as his group begins walking up some stairs to Crenshaw's place.]
    Mike [as Doc]: I put Tim in the front of the line to absorb the first hail of bullets.

### Track of the Moon Beast

    Pearl: Brain-Dead, let's send these guys, Track of the Moon Beast. It stars nobody, and features nothing. I hope you gag on it.
    [Archaeology professor Johnny "Longbow" Salina and his students walk off after a prank.]
    Kathy: Um… why do you call him "Johnny Longbow"?
    Paul: Well, it's his Indian name. His tribal one.
    Mike [as Paul]: Like Wahoo McDaniel.
    Paul: It translates: "warrior's bow that... reaches long to its mark".
    Crow [as Kathy]: Oh! Is he seeing anyone?
    [During one of Johnny Longbow's long-winded monologues, thunder rumbles in the distance.]
    Crow [as God]: Stop talking, Johnny Longbone(sic)!
    [A meteor has just landed right by Paul and Kathy.]
    Kathy: Paul, are you alright? What happened?
    Servo: She gets off the ground saying, "What happened?" a lot.
    [Kathy is worried about a cut on Paul's forehead.]
    Paul: I don't live too far from here. And I have lots of antiseptics at my place.
    Servo: Dozens! No, hundreds of antiseptics!
    Kathy: Your place?
    Paul: Yeah, my place.
    Mike: I call it "Antiseptic Manor."
    Kathy: Fine. Your place, then.
    [Thunder rumbles.]
    Crow [as God]: Not his place! Fornicators!
    [Paul zeroes in on Kathy's face for a smooch.]
    Servo [as Paul]: Let me explain by auguring my tongue into your mouth.
    [Paul rises after fainting.]
    Paul: I guess I blacked out.
    Mike: Um, excuse me, you African-Americaned out.
    [Late at night, Paul leans against his pet lizard's cage, which is as tall as he is.]
    Mike: He sure gave that lizard a lot of headroom!
    Crow: Maybe he has a trampoline in there.
    [Paul gazes at the lizard, who stares stonily back.]
    Mike [as Lizard]: Well... now I can't get back to sleep, either. What do you wanna do?
    [As a shirtless Paul roams at night, the camera cuts to a shot of the moon and zooms in.]
    Crow: Tha— That's just a picture of the moon!
    Servo: Yeah, the moon backed out of this movie at the last minute.
    [Two young Native American boys practice archery, while stereotypical "Indian" music plays on the soundtrack.]
    Mike [as Boy]: Thanks for the stereotype music!
    [As the hospital, Kathy has an audio flashback, during which she stares vacantly into space.]
    Mike: Brain has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down.$^{[N]}$
    [Johnny and Captain Mac, looking for Paul, drive past a road sign for U.S. Route 66.]
    Crow: Get your kicks on meeee-ee-ee!
    [Johnny tells Kathy of his plan to give Paul a quick death.]
    Kathy: Johnny, you can't do this! Paul's your friend! Paul—
    Johnny: PAUL IS NOT PAUL ANYMORE!
    Crow [as Johnny]: HE'S SUPER PAUL!
    [Johnny Longbow stares thoughtfully off into the night.]
    Servo [as Johnny]: I see... a huge casino!
    Mike: Oh, come on.

### Final Justice

    Mike: Aw, can't I have just one more justice?
    [Geronimo shoots an Italian suspect and he falls from a small ledge in slow motion.]
    Crow: In the time it takes him to fall, the government in Italy changes three times!
    [The MST3K crew makes fun of the television version's censorship during a particularly profanity-heavy scene.]
    Palermo: [After his brother has been shot by Geronimo.] You son of a-- [Audio edit]!
    Mike: ...what?
    Servo: Huh. What do you think he's a son of? Son of a preacher man? Son of a son of a sailor, maybe?
    Palermo: You son of a-- [Audio edit]!
    Servo [as Palermo]: Uh... something!
    Geronimo: Get off your knees, you son of a-- [Audio edit]!
    Mike [as Geronimo]: Same thing you said!
    Palermo: I swear to God, you're gonna pay for this, you-- [Audio edit]!
    Servo [as Palermo]: I'll kill you, but I won't curse you!
    [Much, much later in the movie...]
    Servo: Maybe this would be a good time to call him a "son of a-- [Audio edit]!"
    Geronimo: You've got the right to remain silent.
    Mike: Oh, he is a real cop!
    Geronimo: [Knocks the suspect out.] And all that other ****.
    Mike: ...oh.
    [Government official Wilson discusses Texas Ranger Geronimo's mission to extradite murderer Palermo to Italy.]
    Wilson: Ah, you see, Mr. Palermo's been a major source of embarrassment to the Italian Government.
    Mike [as Wilson]: That's hard to do!
    Crow: Guests of Final Justice fly TWA.
    Mike: Yeah, let's get out the manual. Kill someone? Turn to page 37.
    [Geronimo has challenged a villian to a duel in a rainstorm. Cut to close-up of his rain-dripping hand.]
    Servo: Ugh, he's sweating palm kernel oil!
    [In Malta, Geronimo and Palermo's taxi races down the road as Palermo's allies attack from their own sedan.]
    Mike [as Announcer]: Cars provided by Matchbox.
    Maltese taxi driver: Do you know John Wayne?
    Mike [as Geronimo]: Gacy, yes!
    [Geronimo leaps from a car just before it explodes.]
    Crow: Joe Don Baker's famous delayed reaction farts!
    [As the fiery explosion clears, a car door inexplicably falls from the sky.]
    Servo: And God sends a door chassis from Heaven.
    [In Malta, Geronimo confronts three henchman in a classic spaghetti-Western showdown.]
    Servo: The Ugly, the Ugly, and the Ugly.
    Geronimo: Carnival? Is it a big carnival?
    Crow [as Geronimo]: Can I get a balloon?
    [Bad guy Palermo, disguised as a robed priest, runs from Geronimo.]
    Mike: Guess he's a... felonious monk!
    Servo [as Palermo]: I'm gonna nail some theses to his head!
    [Joe Don Baker is wearing a cowboy outfit]
    Mike: Meat Loaf, Texas Ranger.
    [In the final showdown, Geronimo cuts his own catchphrase off halfway through to shoot Palermo dead.]
    Servo: Our hero: a big, stinky cheater!
    [Over the end credits theme, "You Better Run" by Bill Scott]
    Bill Scott: You better ru-u-un
    Servo: Or he'll steal your lunch!
    Bill Scott: You better hi-i-ide
    Crow: ...your lu-u-unch!
    Bill Scott: You better ru-u-un
    Mike: Cause he's got the runs!
    Bill Scott: Cause he won't stop till he gets his man
    Crow: Or your lu-u-unch!
    Mike: Oh yeah!
    Servo: Woo!
    Crow: Lay it!
    Bill Scott: They say his kind isn't bound for heaven/The ranger...
    Crow: Takes a roast and wraps it in bacon
    Bill Scott: That may be true
    Servo: But there's potatoes on the si-i-ide! Woo!
    Crow: Yeah! Pass the gravy now!
    Mike: You know, maybe we should lay off the food jokes, guys.
    Crow: Yeah, I guess it's not really fair to Joe Don Baker.
    Mike: I mean, some people just metabolize a little slower –
    Servo: MEATBALLS FRIED IN LA-A-ARD!
    Crow: All right, Servo! Sorry, Mike, all bets are off.
    Mike: Oh, come on now.
    Crow and Servo: Eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, eat, munch, munch, munch, munch, chew, chew, chew, chew, gorge, gorge, gorge, gorge, burp, burp, burp, burp, STUFF LOTS OF FOOD IN YOUR MEAN BABY FA-A-ACE!
    Mike: Oh, now you guys prepared that.
    Crow: Come on, it's an obvious line, Mike.
    Servo: Pork chops, cream puffs, candy bars!
    Crow: Pizzas, Cheetos, Mallomars!
    Servo: He won't stop till he eats it a-a-all!
    Mike [leaves]: Yeah, OK, that's it. I'm going, you guys. Do your food jokes.
    Crow: Yeah! Give me seconds, baby!
    Servo: Hey, baby, you gonna finish that?
    Crow: Anyone gonna eat that last piece of cake? 'Cause I will!
    Servo: Aw, somebody give me a napkin!

### Hamlet

    [The first scene takes place in what looks like a barred room.]
    Mike: San Quentin prison presents Shakespeare.
    [The members of court are performing a dance.]
    Servo: [singing] "Night fever, night fever/We know how to do it!"
    [A dishevelled Hamlet with mussed hair ominously approaches Ophelia.]
    Servo [as Hamlet]: Ugh. I stuck a fork in the outlet.
    [Hamlet stares intently at Ophelia, then puts a hand to his head.]
    Mike [as Hamlet]: [in stoner voice] Oh, man. Me and Horatio got blasted on aquavit — woke up on the express bus to Copenhagen.
    Crow [as Hamlet]: Stepdad, could you help me with my science fair project?
    Servo [as the Ghost]: SCROOGE! Oh, wait, wrong story.
    [Hamlet talks with Ophelia in her "closet".]
    Ophelia: My prince…
    Servo [as Ophelia]: … are back from Fotomat.
    Hamlet: I never gave you aught.
    Crow [as Ophelia]: Tscha!
    Ophelia: My honored prince… you know right well you did.
    Servo [as Hamlet]: Right well did not!
    King Claudius: I like him not...
    Crow [as Claudius]: I like him. NOT!
    Hamlet: To be or not to be...
    Mike: The literary equivalent of "Da-da-da-dunnn!"
    Hamlet: That is the question.
    Crow: I'll take "to be" for 50, Alex.
    Hamlet: Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune...
    Servo: Starring Shelly Long and Bette Midler!
    Hamlet: Or to take arms against a sea of troubles, and by opposing end them?
    Mike: Ow, my shin's right on the edge of a stair.
    Hamlet: To die: to sleep.
    Crow: Yeah, that's what we're doing right now, Bub.
    Hamlet: No more; and by a sleep to say we end the heart-ache and the tousand natural shocks that flesh is heir to...
    Mike: Ok, we need a predicate, now.
    Hamlet:...'tis a consummation devoutly to be wish'd.
    Crow: Especially with Ophelia, man! [snickers]
    Mike: Oh, you...
    Hamlet: To die, to sleep.
    Servo: To SLEEP!
    Mike: Whoa, that's an old chesnut.
    Hamlet: To sleep...
    Servo: To SLEEEEEP
    Hamlet: Perchance to DREAM?
    Servo: The impossible DREAM?
    Hamlet: Aye, there's the rub.
    Mike: I knew I had some rub left...
    Hamlet: ...When he himself might his quietus make with a bare bodkin?
    Crow: Heh, he said "bare bodkin," hehe.
    Hamlet: Who would fardels bear...
    Mike': Ha, fardels...
    Hamlet: And makes us rather bear those ills we have than fly to others--
    Servo: SUM UP!
    Hamlet: --that we know not of?
    Mike: So I'm a chicken for not stabbing myself--that's all you needed to say!
    [Having stabbed an intruder behind Gertrude's tapestry, Hamlet discovers it is not the King, but Polonius.]
    Hamlet: Thou wretched, rash, intruding fool!
    Crow [as Polonius]: Oh, right, it's my fault you killed me.
    Hamlet: Forty thousand brothers could not, with all their quantity of love, make up my sum.
    Servo [as Hamlet]: Fifty thousand, maybe.
    [Hamlet and Laertes prepare to fence.]
    Hamlet: Give us the foils.
    Servo [as Hamlet]: We shall some potatoes bake.
    [King Claudius holds out a cup of poisoned wine to Hamlet.]
    Claudius: Here, to thy health.
    Servo [as Claudius]: ...coming to a sudden end.
    [Claudius can only stare helplessly as Gertrude drinks the poison meant for Hamlet.]
    Mike [as Claudius]: Oh. Great. Well, not looking forward to the Danish singles scene again...
    [As the film ends, a card is shown reading "You have seen Hamlet by William Shakespeare."]
    Mike: Hamlet will be back in "Thunderball".

### It Lives by Night

    Crow: Well, it shouldn't drink so much coffee!
    [Cathy Beck groans as Dr. Kipling prepares a huge hypodermic needle for her husband.]
    Mike [as Kipling]: Posed like this in Playgirl, only without my pants!
    [Kipling and his staff finally stop John Beck's seizure from the rabies vaccine.]
    Mike [as Kipling]: Um... do you have any drug allergies?
    [Cathy tracks down Dr. Kipling on the ski slopes.]
    Cathy: Dr. Kipling?
    Servo [as Cathy]: Rikki-Tikki-Tavi's waiting for you.
    Dr. Kipling: Mrs. Beck...
    Mike [as Kipling]: ...you're a loser, baby.
    [Man-bat Beck closes the barn door and stumbles around in the dark.]
    Crow: Leave the door closed? What, were you born in a house?
    [Cathy, now apparently a bat as well, walks back into the caves to join her husband]
    Crow: Now, wait a minute... how did she turn into a bat? The only contact she had with him was in the hotel and...
    [Pause]
    Crow: [horrified] ...Oh, my god.
    Servo: [disgusted] GAH!
    [They rush out of the theater]
    Crow: OH MY GOD! I get the shower first!
    Servo: No, me first!
    Mike: Urgh!

### Horrors of Spider Island

    Mike: Too bad we can't grab this movie with a tissue and crumple it and flush it down the toilet.
    Crow: It's a dames and broads audition.
    [Temple Foster is listed in the credits.]
    Servo: Ah, Temple Foster, where they worship Australian beer.
    [At the auditions, Gladys points out a "NO SMOKING" sign to smoker Linda, who takes it down and sits on it.]
    Servo: Lucky sign!
    [Linda begins stripping during the interview]
    Linda: Shall I dance for you?
    Crow: Yes! For God's sakes, yes!
    [Gary looks around the island when the crew first lands on the shore]
    Crow [as Gary]: I see a tall Spaniard in a white suit with a midget!
    [Babs and Nelly get into a fight, tumbling on the floor.]
    Mike: Man, they're future governors of Minnesota!
    [A drunken Bobby makes crude comments about the dancers.]
    Joe: For you, the worst girl in the world is too good.
    Servo [as Bobby]: But I like Tonya Harding!
    [After Joe and Bobby fight, then laugh it off, Bobby stumbles out of the cabin for a date.]
    Servo [as Bobby]: Boy! Defending my misogyny really takes commitment!
    [Georgia catches Gary making out with one of the girls]
    Georgia: Gary!
    Crow [as Georgia]: Your infidelity mildly irritates me!
    Gary: This damned heat. I don't know what I'm doing anymore!
    Servo [as Gary]: Sure I was unfaithful, but it was like 87 degrees!
    Crow [as Gary]: It's pretty windy too! And high humidity!
    Ann: [trying to get the attention of a passing ship] They must see us! They can't just leave us here! Hello! Hello!
    May: Stop all that screaming, Ann. You're driving me crazy.
    Ann: Let me go! Hello, take us with you!
    Mike: [the ship passes by] Damn Californian, it never helps anyone.
    [The moonlight casts the shadow of a palm tree against the side of the cabin.]
    Mike: Look at that shadow - it's Sideshow Bob!
    [Bobby starts shadow boxing while walking.]
    Crow: He saw an air molecule that respects women.
    [Bobby wanders off into the jungle to the tune of Vince Guaraldi-esque piano music.]
    Crow: Soundtrack by Schroeder.
    [As Mike is talking at the end of the movie, the screen suddenly goes black, and the music cuts off abruptly.]
    Mike: ...Hey!
    [The words "The End" abruptly appear]
    Servo: So you wanna end your movie that way, huh? OK, get bent! We're outta here!

### Squirm
#### A Case of Spring Fever (short)

[the title is shown]
    Servo: Me? I'd rather have a case of Bass Ale.
    Coily the Spring Sprite: So, you never want to see another spring, eh? Okay, mister, I'll fix it so you get that wish!
    Crow [as Coily]: ...In HELL!
    [After Gilbert, a rather rotund man, wishes there were no springs, Coily magically makes them disappear from the world.]
    Mike: So, one clod says one thing and the whole world pays???
    Crow [as Gilbert]: No springs? I don't care. There's still butter and meatloaf.
    [Gilbert proceeds to leave his house for the golf game. He closes the door, but due to the lack of springs in the door lock, it bounces back open.]
    Coily: Hey! The door!
    Servo [as Coily]: I own your ass, fatboy! Get back here!
    [After Gilbert discovers he can't even operate his car without springs, Coily appears.]
    Coily: Noooo springs! [laughs]
    Gilbert: Awww, gee, Coily, I didn't realize what I was wishing. I'm sorry for everything I said. Can't we call the whole thing off? Isn't there anything I can do? Please let me take back my wish.
    Coily: [rubs chin in thought] Wellll...
    Mike [as Coily]: NO!
    Coily: Okay! I'll do it, just this once! But next time, be careful! Don't ever make that wish again!
    [With that, Coily makes all the springs reappear into existence.]
    Servo: So Coily waited all eternity for this moment and he backs down almost instantly?
    [After his experience with Coily, Gilbert turns his golf game with his friends into a massive filibuster about the greatness of springs.]]
    Gilbert: [After a friend makes a bad shot in their game.] Too bad...
    Servo [as Gilbert]: ...but if you didn't hate springs so much, that wouldn't have happened!
    Gilbert: You see all spring action depends on elasticity: the ability of material to return to it's original form after it's been forced out of shape...
    Mike [as Gilbert]: ...by anti-spring extremists.
    [After several jump cuts and the end of the game, Gilbert's lecture is still going on, much to the annoyance of his friends and the MST3K crew.]
    Gilbert: I never realised until lately that springs have such a universal use. Why, there's springs in mousetraps, guns, exercisers, hinges, pogo sticks...
    Mike [as friend]: Guns, huh?
    Gilbert: Why, it's practically impossible to name anything in which a spring isn't an essential part in one way or another! [inexplicably looks into sky]
    Crow [as Gilbert]: Hey, look! God has a spring!
    [Gilbert finally finishes lecturing his friends on springs as he pulls up to Joe's house.]
    Gilbert: Hey, Joe! Wake up!
    Crow [as Gilbert]: It's Coily's army of darkness! Look!
    Joe: You and your springs! I hope I never see another—
    Gilbert: Stop! Don't say it! Don't ever wish anything like that as long as you live!
    [Gilbert looks down to see Coily the Spring Sprite materialize on his car seat. Coily cackles.]
    Servo [as Coily]: You'll be the first to die!
    ["A Jam Handy Production" credit is shown]
    Crow: Jam Handy, reminds you to keep your preserves in a convenient place!

#### Squirm (movie)

    [The title SQUIRM appears on the screen.]
    Mike: Well, I don't know why, but okay.
    [Mike, Crow, and Servo all squirm around in their seats.]
    [the preface ends with "This is the story..."]
    Mike: [dramatically] Of a man named Jed!
    Servo [as Granny Clampett]: JEDDDDD!!!
    [Mick leaves Geri in the boat with Roger]
    Crow: Save the girl or go antiquing... Hmm... Antiques, here I come!
    [Roger emerges and threatens our hero; after having had worms burrow into his face earlier]
    Roger: You gonna be da worm face!
    Mike: No, you gonna be da worm face!
    [Mama Sanders and Geri get into an argument over Geri's "gentleman caller."]
    Mama: Alright, alright, I'll stop butting in.
    Mike [as Geri]: Mom, you don't even have a butt.
    Mama: I just don't want you to be too disappointed if he doesn't come.
    Crow [as Geri]: Mother! That's private.
    Mama Sanders: [in her exaggerated Southern accent] I never saw such a storm...
    Crow [as Mama]: I do hope Ashley Wilkes can get through.
    [Geri introduces Mick to her family.]
    Geri: Mick got off the bus and fell in the swamp! He's soaked clean through, even his suitcases.
    Mama Sanders: Well... well, you can give him some of Daddy's old clothes. They're upstairs in the trunk in the storage room.
    Servo [as Mama Sanders]: ... along with Daddy.
    [Geri wants to help Nick fetch some plywood for the windows.]
    Mick: No, no, no — you stay here. Your mother looks like she's about to crack. I'll be back before it gets dark.
    Servo [as Geri]: Mom cracked in 1953.
    [Partially worm-eaten Roger spies on the Sanders' home from outside in the dark.]
    Servo [as Roger/Stevie Wonder]: Isn't she lovely?
    [Geri's car bounces quite violently on a pothole]
    Servo [as Coily]: Noooo springs!
    [As the movie is ending]
    Servo: Please, folks, remember to worm your dog.
    Mike: And if you do start a worm farm, do not raise flesh-eating intelligent millipedes by mistake.
    Crow: And if you have red hair, do not mate.

### Danger: Diabolik!

    [Diabolik drives off down a highway as 60s spy-themed music plays in the background.]
    Crow: [singing along with the music] Gonna go to the store! Da na na na na na! Gonna pick up some bread! Da na na na na na! Maybe stop by the post office! Da na na na na na! Take Dolores to lunch! Da na na na na na! Hope they're serving that ham, oh yeah...
    [A caravan guarding a shipment of money is traveling along a road, to the sound of peppy surf-rock music.]
    Crow:Y'know, this music would be better with women in bikinis shaking it all over the place... Well, I guess that's true of any music, really.
    [In Diabolik's lair, the black-leather-clad antihero and Eva, still in their car, move in for another lip-lock.]
    Servo [as Diabolik]: Let's have a tantric quickie.
    Mike [as Eva]: Mmm… mmm… oh, you smell like a tire store.
    Servo: This is just a good samaritan he met in the tunnel.
    Crow: Heh! She's a great samaritan!
    Servo [as Diabolik]: You don't mind if I swallow your face, do you?
    [Diabolik drives into his lair through a rather conspicuous hidden entrance.]
    Servo [as Diabolik]: This will fool them unless they look at it.
    [The lovely Eva is removing her skimpy frock as she passes a staircase.]
    Mike: Wow! Dangerously steep stairs!
    Servo: You're watching the stairs?
    Crow: Poor Mike...
    [Eva and Diabolik make love in a pile of money.]
    Servo: They're really gonna have to get their money laundered.
    Crow: Steve Forbes and his wife!
    Mike: You know, with my budget, I'd be rolling around in a handful of change.
    Servo: Paper cuts are brutal.
    Crow: The young Alan Greenspan!
    Servo: They got pretty injured when they tried this with gold bars.
    Mike: If they make love in English pound notes, their sex is 50% better.
    Servo [as Diabolik]: You're the frendliest teller I ever met! Last time, I just got a toaster!
    Crow: You know, if he'd stolen just a little less, I could see her ass right now.
    Crow: Got greed?
    Servo: Member, FDIC! [chuckles]
    [During a press conference, Diabolik and Eva have released laughing gas into the room. Everyone breaks into laughter.]
    Servo: Dan Quayle announces his candidacy.
    [As mob boss Valmont meets with his henchmen, a whooping horn sounds the approach of a speedboat.]
    Mike: The S. S. Jo Anne Worley!
    Valmont: Is that Stud... coming?
    Crow: I beg your pardon?
    [In a later scene, Valmont addresses the man who arrived in the speedboat as "Stud" -- "Stud, you brought bad news." -- clarifying the remark.]
    [Diabolik, out of ammunition, pulls out a mysterious silver metal cylinder the size and shape of a very large bullet.]
    Servo [as Diabolik]: My steel, reusable Fleet.
    Mike [as Diabolik]: Maybe I can run real fast and push it into him.
    Mike:They make love in English pound notes — their sex is 50% better!"
    [The movie closes with the word "FINE" (Italian for "the end").]
    Servo: This has been the official biopic of Larry Fine.$^{[N]}$
    Pearl: Look, Nelson. Move on. I am.
    [At home, the gang watches The Crawling Eye, the first film in MST3K's cable run; While it's reveleaed that Gypsy has started her own company.]
    Servo: "The Crawling Eye". The Marty Feldman Story.
    Mike: Oh, Forrest Tucker. He's the guy who makes sure all the trees' shirttails are in.
    Crow: This movie seems kind of familiar, doesn't it?
    Servo: Hmmm.$^{[N]}$
    Ralph Valmont: [the final stinger of the original run of MST3K] Is that Stud... coming?

## Season 11: The Return
### Reptilicus

    Kinga Forrester: I am reopening my family's most legendary experiment; Mystery Science Theater 3000! I'm gonna blow up this brand, and then sell it to Disney for a billion dollars!
    [as the miners discover flesh and bones on the copper drill]
    Miner: Bones?
    Jonah: Jim!
    Miner: Fossil bones.
    Jonah: Fossil Jim!
    Crow: Something is rotten in the state of Denmark, and it's this movie!
    Jonah: Okay, out.
    Crow: What? But that's Shakespeare!
    Jonah: Out!
    Crow: Oh, c'mon...
    Gypsy: Now you're Mister Filing Cabinet!
    Servo: Little known fact: Most of the big science problems are solved right here at the dish rack.
    [as the scenes cut rapidly]
    Servo: Door is ajar.
    Crow: The temperature is negative five degrees!
    Jonah: He's well-groomed for a man who lives alone.
    Servo: The time is 5:06 a.m.
    Crow: The temperature is ten degrees!
    Servo: Door is ajar.
    Jonah: He's well-groomed for a man who lives alone.
    Servo: The time is 8:06 a.m.
    Crow: The temperature is twenty degrees!!!
    Crow: Only God can play God, and sometimes Morgan Freeman!
    [during a shot of two officers playing chess]
    Crow [as officer]: Bingo. Yahtzee. King me. I don't really know how to play backgammon.

### Cry Wilderness

    [as the title card appears]
    Crow: Well, if you insist.
    Crow, Servo, and Jonah: WILDERNESS!
    Mr. Douglas: You're too old to believe in fairy tales!
    Gyspy: He is? What a terrible way to find out.
    [as Paul runs away from his father, who is carrying a rifle]
    Will: Paul!
    Jonah [as Will]: Aww, I'm gonna have to wing him to stop him. Won't be the first time. BANG!
    Jonah: Good idea kid. Hug him right at the butt of a loaded shotgun.
    Servo: Wait a minute. Those are feet... attached to legs... that must mean... a person!
    [as two raccoons make a mess in the kitchen of lots of food atop the kitchen counters]
    Crow [as a raccoon]: I went from Guardians of the Galaxy to this?!
    Servo [as other raccoon]: How do you think I feel? I was Ranger Rick!
    Jonah: You know, maybe the problem isn't raccoon in your kitchen so much as your habit for leaving all of your food on the countertop...OPEN.
    Servo: Hey, looks like the table's free if you're looking for some yet unsoiled counterspace.
    [Paul's father begins to laugh]
    Crow: Don't laugh. You people are pigs.
    [as Jim wrestles a bear and begins randomly laughing]
    Servo: Oh there it is. Finally, Jim, our crown prince of fun.
    Jim: It's old Big Mike!
    Crow [as Will]: Looks safe. Why don't you get in there, Paul? Come on. He's dead.
    Jonah [as Morgan]: What's that? Oh, he's eating his entrails.
    Crow: Grizzly Man 2: The Power of Love.
    Servo [as Paul]: Maybe I'll laugh later.
    [Will begins laughing]
    Crow: I suppose this is funny to mountain people. This is their Seinfeld.
    Servo: [Paul begins laughing] It's funny!
    Crow: Geez, do these guys do the laugh track for Two and A Half Men?
    Morgan: Let's keep this a secret between you and me.
    Crow: Okay, it is never good when an adult says that to a kid.
    [after a random tiger exits the cave]
    Crow [as the tiger]: I'm as surprised I'm in this movie as you are, folks.
    Jim: [grabbing Paul] Do I have to tie you up?!
    Paul: You're nothing but a dumb Indian!
    Crow, Servo, and Jonah: WHOA!
    [As the credits roll]
    Jonah: Yeah, I thought my soul was thoroughly crushed by this movie, but now this music is squeezing out the last little bit.

### The Time Travelers

    Crow: I'm actually traveling through time at the rate of one hour per hour.
    Gypsy: Rip Torn is Dr. Strange!
    [shot of a table of android eyeballs]
    Crow: Think about it: iPad, iPhone, eyeball. This is already happening, folks.
    Servo: Is it just me, or is this guy spending an inordinate amount of time on this android's, um... and-groin?
    Jonah: "And-groin"? Did you just make that word up?
    Servo: I had to come up with something. We burned through the words "area" and "crotch".
    Crow: Here comes another one. Parading his "ro-batch" right by the camera. Thank you. Disgusting!
    Danny: [holding a tray of android eyeballs] Holy McKee! I thought I was giving her the eye!
    Jonah: [sigh] You know, when a beautiful woman of the future really comes on strong and then hands you a tray of eyeballs harvested from her former lovers, maybe you should just stay friends, Danny.
    Servo: Yeah, Danny. You really think she needed help moving a tray of eyeballs three feet? These are warning signs, man! Wake up!
    [as Danny and Reena kiss]
    Servo: Hey Jonah, it's you and your pillow!
    Crow: Hah!
    Jonah: Hey...
    [as Carol finds a storage room filled with wooden boxes full of straw]
    Servo: Wooden crates stuffed with straw... of the future!
    Crow: Hobo bedding... of the future!
    Jonah: The insides of scarecrows... of the future!
    Servo: Practical dynamite storage... of the future!
    Crow: Dirty crates filled with excelsior, a straw-like packing material... of the future!
    Jonah: Boxes and boxes of unsold copies of Jerry Maguire... also of the future!
    Steve: You are pronouncing our death sentence.
    Servo [as Steve]: You dickweed!
    Willard: I don't enjoy doing it.
    Steve: You resented us from the beginning!
    Willard: I have, but that is not why I'm doing this. I...
    Crow: Line!
    Willard: We must consider the greater good!
    Crow, Servo, and Jonah: The greater good...
    [as the movie abruptly ends]
    Crow: Oh no, the universe lost reception!
    [a message from the producer appears onscreen]
    Jonah: The producer wishes to acknowledge that this movie was not all that good.
    Servo: I doubt those businesses want to be associated with this movie at all.
    Kinga Forrester: Well Max, that was the 200th episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000. What an achievement.
    Max: If you count the old series, which we had nothing to do with. Technically, this was our third episode.
    Kinga Forrester: Okay come on, Disney celebrates fake anniversaries all the time! Donald Duck turns 90, Mickey and Minnie's 25th Anniversary, uh... the 40th Anniversary of pulling Song of the South off the shelves- I don't know! We have got to grab some of these celebration legacy dollars! Bring in the cake!
    [the skeleton crew wheels in a cake filled with candles; Max lights a lighter]
    Kinga Forrester: No no no, hey! [slaps the lighter from his hand] We are not lighting the candles! This is a nitrogen-rich atmosphere! Wh- ... [sighs] Happy 200th, Max.
    Max: ...Yeah, okay.
    Kinga Forrester: Push the 200th button, Max.

### Avalanche

    Onscreen Text: New World Pictures presents...
    Jonah: The Illuminati made a movie? Huh.
    Servo: Yeah, and they're so open about it.
    David: It's terrific to see you.
    Crow [as David]: Even in that color palette.
    David: The two of you together...
    Jonah: And I'm not forgetting you, Danny from the last movie.
    [after a skier narrowly escapes an avalanche]
    Crow [as Nick]: My snowball predicted all of this.
    Crow: Just when you thought this movie couldn't get any whiter.
    [as we see Caroline swimming underwater]
    Servo: Do you think she understands she's trapped under the ice? Oooh, let's watch.
    [she surfaces]
    Caroline: Oh, hi there.
    Jonah: Oh, she's in a heated pool.
    Crow: Actually the safest place to be in an avalanche.
    Servo: Camera guy is drowning, don't mind him.
    Jonah: You know what this movie is missing?
    Crow: Name tags.
    [as the film cuts to an unfocused shot of the storm]
    Servo: Why do they keep cutting to the planet Neptune?
    Crow: I don't know, but I wish they'd just stay there.
    [as a plane crashes in a fiery explosion into the mountain and triggers the avalanche]
    Servo: Oh, now it's one of those hybrid sci-fi/B-movies like Sharknado or Lavalantula.
    Crow: Ladies and gentlemen, we give you Plane-alanche!
    Jonah: I didn't know snow was so combustible.
    Servo: It's not, but styrofoam is.
    Crow: Now if that doesn't start an avalanche, I'm leaving.
    Jonah: I think we need to get a sense of scale here. This could be a snow fort for all we know.
    Servo: This really begs the question: would you suffocate painfully while buried under snow for a Klondike Bar?
    Crow: Just when you thought this movie couldn't get any whiter.
    [when the Fire Department loses a box of first aid equipment]
    Crow: That wasn't even caused by the avalanche! They're just completely incompetent!
    [an ambulance stops in the street, while a police car swerves to avoid a collision, and almost hits a person, causing mayhem]
    Jonah: They should change the name of this movie from Avalanche to just General Catastrophe.
    Servo: Oh, so now we're seeing collateral deaths from the idea of an avalanche?
    Crow: What's next? Someone cutting their finger on the newspaper reading about it?
    [when a fire truck's yellow beacon light is right in front of the camera]
    Jonah: Oh, it's commercial sign!
    [as the ambulance carrying Florence careens off a cliff]
    Jonah: Wait, there's a chance that Florence could survive that fall.
    Gypsy: Unfortunately, there's so much alcohol in her body, she's basically a human explosive.
    [the ambulance explodes]
    Crow: Yup. There she goes.
    Servo: Even the fire smells like gin.

### The Beast of Hollow Mountain

    Jonah: Oh that's so thoughtful, the cantina leaves a rock for your child to sit on while you're in the bar drinking.
    Crow: Oh way better than sitting in a car listening to the radio.
    [Pancho stumbles outside]
    Jonah [as Pancho]: [slurring] Kick me out of the Cantina? Greedo shot first, you all saw it!
    Crow [as Pancho]: [slurring] I told you we'd have fun on your birthday!
    Pancho: [drunk] You're not mad at me, are you?
    Servo [as Panchito]: Oh Father, I stopped getting mad a long time ago.
    [as Enrique approaches Jimmy and Don]
    Don Pedro: The drought is shrinking the swamp again this year, from what the natives tell me.
    Jimmy Ryan: I know, I've been there.
    Servo [as Jimmy]: Girlfriend.
    Don Pedro: Whenever that happens, there are always strange tales of men and animals disappearing.
    Enrique: [in a heavy American Accent] Speaking of disappearing...
    Crow [as Enrique]: Has anyone seen my accent?
    [as Jimmy fights with Enrique]
    Servo [as Jimmy]: For the last time! [synchronizes with each punch] Coldplay! Isn't! That! Bad!
    Enrique: What am I supposed to think when I see my fianceé in the arms of another man?!
    Sarita: If I were interested in another man, I surely would not ride with him into the center of the plaza where everyone could see us!
    Enrique: But they did see!
    Sarita: What they saw was the very little trust that you have in me! Fighting in the streets! Just because the Americano was gentleman enough to ride me home when my horse ran away!
    Jonah: Ooh...
    Enrique: It is only... only because I love you so much. I can't bear the thought of...
    Servo [as Enrique]: Haggis. Ugh.
    Enrique: Sarita, forgive me. When a man is in love, he is not... not himself.
    Crow [as Enrique]: He is another, stupider man.
    Crow: Wow, Machu Picchu!
    Servo: Machu Picchu is in Peru.
    Crow: Huh, so they filmed this movie in Peru?
    [Servo lunges at Crow but Jonah holds him back]
    Servo: [angrily] Would you just-?! Ohh!
    Jonah: [as Jimmy rides his horse through a cemetery] Oh man, Jimmy, this is a sacred place! You're riding on an animal that eats 20 pounds of hay a day and has no control of its bowels! Do the math! I'm turning this off!
    Servo: You can't, we tried that.
    Crow: Yeah, we're made out of those special parts.
    Jonah: Yeah, if you punch and shoot at the same time, it adds speed to the bullet.
    Panchito: Señor Jimmy! Señor Felipe! My papa did not come back from the swamp!
    Jonah, Crow, and Servo: Second act twist!
    Kinga: [watching with Max as Jonah is left confused and terrified about Crow and Servo imitating the masked Life Celebration dance from the film] Uh, is this that Hamilton show everyone's talking about?
    Max: It could be a celebration of the arbitrary quality of life, or they suffered a really bad blow to the head.
    Jonah: [pleading to the bots, who are ignoring him completely] Why is this happening, what's going on?! Why won't you guys talk to me?!
    Kinga: [begging] Tell us! Tell us; I'm going out of my freaking mind!
    Max: What have we done to offend thee?!
    Jonah: Answer me! You guys are scaring me!
    Max: Who must we kill to slake thy anger?
    Jonah: [growing more uneasy] Crow! Tom; Tom, it's Jonah! What is happening?!
    Kinga: [sobbing in horror] Make it stop!!
    Jonah: [as 'Movie Sign' blares] Oh! We have Movie Sign; come on, we've got to go!
    [back in the theater]
    Jonah: [to Servo] What was all that about?
    Servo: That wasn't us.
    [when the film's titular beast; a claymation Tyrannosaurus Rex, finally appears]
    Crow: I want to register a complaint for what I feel was a misleading use of the word "beast", which led me to assume it would be hairier. Perhaps a yeti or, given the setting, a chupacabra.
    Servo: You weren't expecting a wiggly-tongued claymation dinosaur?
    Crow: No, I was not.
    Jonah: You could start a drinking game for every time you see a horse's butt in this movie.
    Servo: What do you call it?
    Jonah: I don't know. "Pancho"?
    Crow: And then your kids could play the game of "Panchito", which is when they beg you to stop.
    [as Jimmy fires upon the dinosaur]
    Servo: [singing in the melody of the MST3K Theme] But the cowboy didn't like him, so he shot him in the face.
    Crow: Meta!

### Starcrash

    Woman on PA System: Major Bradbury to Communication Bridge. Major Bradbury to Communication Bridge.
    Gypsy [as the Woman]: Your Hot Pocket is ready.
    Crow: [looking at a space landscape full of different colored stars] Some people just don't know when to take down their Christmas lights.
    Thor: You can drop the rifle ray.
    Servo [as Stella]: My name's not Ray, it's Stella!
    Jonah: I feel like I'm watching a community theater production of Guardians of the Galaxy.
    [as the ship goes into hyperspace]
    Crow: Are we in hyperspace, or are we looking at a screensaver?
    Atkon: It's here on the third planet of the next solar system.
    Stella: I've never been there.
    Servo [as Stella]: And my birthday's coming up. Hint, hint.
    Stella: What's it like?
    Atkon: Red fogs, high winds, low gravity.
    Crow [as Stella]: Oh, it's like Delaware.
    Atkon: And the atmospheric conditions are stable. However, the entire planet is covered with ice and snow.
    Crow [as Stella]: Like Delaware.
    Atkon: And you must be extremely careful when the sun sets. The temperature drops thousands of degrees, and in an instant, everything freezes over.
    Crow, Servo, and Jonah: Like Delaware!
    Thor: Say goodbye! [fires his laser gun at Atkon with no effect on Atkon; the lasers are very low quality] What???
    Jonah [as Akton]: Your crappy effects are powerless against me.
    [as Stella and Simon fight off a mob of cavemen]
    Jonah: Actual footage of David Hasselhoff at Comic-Con.
    Crow [as Stella]: These cavemen have kinky little skirts. It's fun!
    [Akton appears, and summons a laser sword weapon]
    Jonah: Oh, well now they're just openly ripping off Spaceballs.
    Servo [as Akton]: Thank God for my completely original weapon: the illumination sword!
    Simon: Let's go board your ship, and continue on at once.
    Akton: There's no need to continue.
    Crow: Because the budget just ran out. The end! Let's go guys!

### The Land That Time Forgot

    [as someone throws a canister into the sea]
    Crow: It's a can of spring snakes.
    Servo: That's beautiful. Just to set a prank adrift in the world and hope it brightens some stranger's day.
    Crow: Or gives them a heart attack.
    Bowen Voiceover: I do not expect anyone to believe the story I'm about to relate.
    Jonah [as Bowen]: So never mind.
    Friedrich: Now, there is a German supply ship operating in this area.
    Servo: He said "area".
    Friedrich: And we should rendezvous within the hour.
    Crow [as Friedrich]: Or the pizza's free.
    Friedrich: And you, Commander will be transferred to her, and shot as a pirate.
    Crow: Oh, he's a pirate? Is that why this movie is rated "Arrrrgh"?
    Jonah: Nope.
    Crow: Someday the whole show will be like this.
    [while Bowen fights a Plesiosaur]
    Servo: So that creature's probably endangered, right?
    Crow: Oh yeah, for sure. Last of its kind, a priceless treasure, his sweat cures cancer, blah blah blah. KILL IT! KILL IT!
    [while the crew battle two Allosaurus; one of them puts away his rifle and pulls out a pistol]
    Crow: Oh good, a smaller gun. And if that doesn't work, you can throw your shoes at him.
    [while the expedition journeys through the jungle]
    Crow: Are we there yet?
    Jonah: Please don't.
    Crow: Are we there yet?
    Jonah: Crow, stop!
    Crow: Are we there yet?
    Jonah: Crow, I swear, I will turn this movie RIGHT AROUND!
    [in an overly long scene where Bowen and Friedrich stalk a styracosaurus]
    Jonah: If this takes any longer, the dinosaurs are gonna evolve into birds and fly away.

### The Loves of Hercules

    Jonah: [as Hercules struggles to pick up a log] Boy, for a demigod, he's really struggling with that thing.
    [Hercules struggles to gain balance]
    Crow, Servo, and Jonah: Whoa, whoa, whoa!
    Servo [as Hercules]: Oh, this is heavier than I thought! Okay, coming through! [grunt] Man carrying entire tree! Look out! Oooh, this is heavy. Oooh this hurts! Oooh, I didn't anticipate this!
    [as Deianira changed behind a pink sheet]
    Jonah: Why is she standing behind a giant napkin?
    Servo: Ooooh...
    Crow: Oh, it's hanky panky.
    [the bots attempt to peek behind the sheet]
    Jonah: Hey hey hey hey, Servo get down from there! Crow, get over here!
    [Deianira puts a robe on]
    Servo: Yeah, there's the robe. Forget it.
    Jonah: How was it though?
    Crow: Terrible. She wasn't even wearing any underwear.
    [a shot of a supposed to be threatening bull, but the bull just looks peaceful]
    Crow: Oh yeah, that bull's got murder in his big, dewy eyes.
    [as Deianira faints after Herculese kills the bull]
    Servo [as Deianira]: I haven't fainted in nearly ten minutes.
    Hercules: Since I first saw you, I felt that you were always mine.
    Crow: Stalker alert.
    Achelous Let me thank you for having saved the life of my wife-to-be.
    [Hercules looks stunned]
    Servo: Buffering.
    Jonah: Processing.
    Crow: Compiling.
    Hercules: What?
    Jonah: Download complete.
    [Hercules looks stunned again]
    Servo: Buffering.
    Jonah: Processing.
    Crow: Compiling.
    Hercules: But then you-
    Jonah: Download complete.
    [as Hercules fights Achelous]
    Crow [as Hercules]: Now bow down to my tiny nipple.
    [as Philoctetes rides into a landscape with colorful smoke]
    Servo: He seems to have ridden into some kind of promotion for Mountain Dew Mist.
    Jonah: See that pink smoke? Nowadays, all this would just be done in CGI, which I feel is cold and steril.
    Crow: Yeah, you don't get the warmth of these shots of incompetent people trying their very hardest.
    Jonah: Right.
    Crow: How do you get pink smoke?
    Servo: That's easy, you crash a Mary Kay cosmetics car.
    [as Hercules clumsily fights a Hydra puppet]
    Crow [as the director]: Okay, Mickey, let's try this again. As you know, we've only got one Hydra, so please don't damage it. Remember, we're doing pickup shots with the extra tomorrow. If you must stab it, only use the marked plunge points, and the rest of the time, only light taps please, with the flat side of the sword like we discussed. Thank you.
    Jonah: I feel like I'm watching teenage vandals try to destroy the Jurassic Park ride at Universal Studios.
    Servo: I know this is a Hercules movie, but this Hercules just doesn't seem that strong at all.

### Yongary: Monster from the Deep

    [as the film opens with a couple newlyweds]
    Servo: Wait, it's over? Did we just skip to the end of the movie?
    [as a car drives down the center of a highway, not in an exact lane]
    Crow: The center lane is for newlyweds only. Out of the way!
    Servo: This is simultaneously the most and least responsible driving I have ever seen.
    Ilo: I think I know what's going on. Come on out.
    Groom: Who are you talking to?
    Ilo: Come on out of there, Icho!
    Gypsy: Wait, his name is Icho, and he makes people itch? Glad his name isn't Poo-O.
    Jonah: Okay, Gypsy...
    Groom: [when the bride wakes him up] Huh. I must have dozed.
    Servo: This is all part of his elaborate love play.
    Groom: Boy, I’m really tired tonight.
    Bride: You can sleep afterward.
    Crow: After what, Jonah?
    Jonah: D- Don’t worry about it.
    Crow: Okay.
    Groom: You’re not going to be a nagging wife now, are you, my dear?
    Servo [as the Groom]: That’s not what I’m into.
    Bride: I bore you already. Looks like our marriage is doomed.
    Groom: No.
    Jonah [as the Groom]: Yes..
    Groom: That happens whenever I get married.
    Servo: “Whenever???”
    Groom: Hey, sweetheart...
    Jonah [as the Groom]: Hey, you think we can tell each other our names now?
    Servo: [looking on a model center in the film] This must be Shining Time Station’s military industrial complex.
    [as a buzzer begins to sound in the film]
    Jonah: We got movie sign!
    [Jonah and the Bots get excited and begin to run out of the theater, before quickly realizing the buzzer is in the film and return to their seats]
    Jonah: Oh, that was...
    Crow: Whoops, that was embarrassing!
    Jonah: Yeah, sorry about that.
    [during an earthquake]
    Jonah: Oh this is it, the big one's hitting! [freaking out] Gypsy, initiate panic mode!
    [Jonah and the Bots scream and run around in place]
    Gypsy: [dropping down] Guys, settle down, it's not even a convincing earthquake scene! Looks like your weird uncle's train set!
    [an earthquake hits, and mountains smoke]
    Jonah: Yeah, that's just North Korea. They do that... a lot.
    Ilo's Mother: Please don't go, Ilo.
    Ilo: Don't you worry. I have to go. I'll be alright.
    Icho: I'll go too.
    Jonah [as Icho]: Death and destruction are my jam. Whee!
    Suna & Ilo's Mother: Icho! Icho! No, come back, please!
    Crow [as Icho]: You suck, and this place sucks, and I'm leaving!
    [at a sock hop; a teenager prays while another pours beer on his head]
    Servo [as Praying Teen]: Please Lord, make the jukebox play my song before Yongary crushes us.
    Jonah: I'm just amazed at how much beer is in that bottle. It's still going!
    Ilo: Hello, I'm professor Ilo Nami. I've got to get a closer look at Yongary. Will you please let me in?
    Soldier: You got here a bit too late.
    Crow [as Soldier]: He's dead. Movie's over.
    Soldier: They're going to hit Yongary any minute.
    Servo [as Soldier]: We're just waiting for the shockwave.
    Soldier: They'll be using guided missiles.
    Jonah: Sergeant Loose Lips right here.
    Soldier: You better go.
    Servo [as Ilo]: Um, we're not going.
    Soldier: They're going to hit Yongary any minute.
    Crow: Did they hit a glitch in the Matrix?
    Soldier: They'll be using guided missiles.
    Jonah [as Soldier]: Go. I'm out of dialogue!
    Soldier: You better go.
    Suna: Missiles? Really?
    Servo: Yeah! Any minute!

### Wizards of the Lost Kingdom

    [as the title card appears]
    Jonah: How do you lose a whole kingdom?
    Crow: Check in the car! Did you guys leave it in the car?
    [when it's revealed that James Horner composed the film's score]
    Jonah: James Horner?!
    Crow: Ah, yes. Braveheart, Aliens, Avatar, and this movie.
    Servo: Yeah, when Cameron was scoring Titanic, he said, "I want that Wizards of the Lost Kingdom sound."
    [as Simon watches his father battle Shurka via a reflection in water]
    Crow: It's streaming video. Get it?
    Servo: Jiffy Pop helmet, save me!
    Servo: [as Kor walks away from Simon and Gulfax] This is where Kor's theme song comes in.
    [starts singing]
    They call me Kor the Conquerer
    I thought I could conquer anything
    But ever since I met that boy
    I've found out I'm not worth a thing
    That's just par for the Kor
    That's just par
    They call me Kor!
    [after Simon casts a spell which destroys the pool, in which Shurka was watching him in an explosion]
    Jonah: Whoa! A real on-camera explosion, no digital effects!
    Shurka: Damn him! [continues angrily screaming] He has beaten me this time; Bombinooooo!
    Jonah: See, that guy is actually screaming because he almost got hurt. This is a real outtake.
    Crow: Oh wow!
    Simon: What is it?
    Kor: Riders, coming this way!
    Jonah: Writers? They'll fix the script!
    [as Simon resurrects the dead]
    Jonah: [as Simon] I just remembered, I'm an overpriviledged wuss!
    [Shurka attempts to seduce Princess Aura]
    Shurka: You have spirit.
    Jonah: [as Shurka] Yes you do.
    Shurka: I like that.
    Jonah: [as Shurka] How about you?
    Hurla: Your greatest test is yet to come. Gulfax must stay here while you face it, but I have a plan. We'll join you later when you need us most.
    Crow: That's not a plan.
    Simon: But I can't.
    Hurla: Nothing in this world is certain. If you survive, we will join you.
    Servo [as Hurla]: And if you don't, I promise to come to your funeral wearing a new white fur coat.
    Jonah [as Waldorf]: I just realized why they called it a suicide cave!
    Servo [as Statler]: Why's that?
    Jonah [as Waldorf]: Because I want to kill myself!
    [Servo and Jonah laugh like Statler and Waldorf]
    Jonah [as Waldorf]: I'm depressed...
    Crow [as the Crypt-Keeper]: Welcome to Suicide Cavern! People are just dying to get in here. [evil laugh]
    Servo [as the Crypt-Keeper]: Watch out for the stalag-fright! [cackles]
    Crow [as the Crypr-Keeper]: Be careful so you don't go batty! [wicked laugh]
    Servo [as the Crypt-Keeper]: Here, let me give you a... hand!
    Jonah: Okay, that's it. I'm calling a moratorium on the Crypt-Keeper impressions.
    Crow & Servo [as the Crypt-Keeper]: Oooh! A crematorium! [wicked laughing]
    [Jonah gets annoyed, and grabs Crow and Servo, and crashes them into each other]
    Crow: Oof!
    Servo: Ow!
    [when Simon and Kor come upon a large dirty waterfall landscape]
    Crow: This is where the runoff goes from Wonka's Chocolate Factory.
    [while Simon and Shurka duel each other in magic]
    Servo: So how come wizards have such terrible aim?
    Jonah: Must be all that extra fabric in their sleeves. Throws off their movements.
    Crow: Come on, wizards are the nerds of the fantasy world. Clearly, they all need glasses, but glasses haven't been invented yet.
    Servo: Well you'd think they'd have a spell to make their eyesight better.
    Crow: Yeah, well clearly they don't, because their aim is so bad.
    Jonah: [as the credits begin rolling] Oh, how nice. And King Simon reigns in peace and wisdom.
    Servo: [laughs sarcastically] You seriously believe that? You know he's gonna make a bloody purge of the remaining Shurka loyalists.
    Crow: Oh, he has to. Of course, the paranoia that more remain will drive him mad.
    Servo: Oh, leaving him open to his prudish wife's incredibly strict religious beliefs.
    Crow: Yeah, leading him to install a ruthless theocracy in which thousands are slain by agents of the inquisition.
    Jonah: I mean, are you sure he can't just grow up to be a wise, old, merry king?
    Servo: Open your eyes, Jonah! Absolute power corrupts absolutely.
    Crow: Before long, even his closest friend Gulfax will have joined the rebellion.
    Servo: Hurla, that wily political operater will switch sides.
    Crow: And Simon will be killed in battle by his own son, so that the cycle can begin anew.
    Servo: [sighs] A throne gained in blood shall be lost in the same.
    Jonah: You guys are making me feel sick.
    Servo: It's called reality, Jonah. Learn to live with it.

### Wizards of the Lost Kingdom II

    Caedmon: I don't know why they give such an important quest to a powerless, has-been wizard.
    Jonah: Someone's been reading the comment section on his blog posts.
    Jonah: Guys, I never thought I’d miss Simon and Kor so badly.
    [as Tyor is entranced by a female dancer]
    Tyor: She's beautiful, master! So delicate!
    [she punches one of the patrons]
    Crow [as Tyor]: She's her own bouncer!
    Tyor: So strong!
    Caedmon: Time to go, Tyor.
    Tyor: But, master!
    Caedmon: Time to go, Tyor!
    Tyor: But, master!
    Jonah [as Caedmon]: Time to go, Tyor!!!
    Tyor: Isn't the arts part of my education?
    Caedmon: Absolutely not!
    Servo [as Caedmon]: The state cut arts funding!
    Crow: So it's basically rock-paper-scissors. Fire destroys amulet. Amulet freezes legs. Legs stomp out fire. Yeah.
    Tyor: You will no longer breathe the air of a free man.
    [Loki laughs]
    Servo: Robert Blake in Lost Highway.
    Tyor: By the amulet's power, I turn you into stone!
    Jonah: He's making all this up as he goes along.
    Tyor: Oomen, kauai, tenk!
    Servo [as Loki]: Sorry, I was thinking of an episode of Caroline in the City.
    [Loki is turned to stone]
    Jonah: Alright, take him to Jabba.
    Tyor: Now his garden is complete.
    Crow: YEEEAAAH!!! CSI: Miami!
    [as two thieves engage in a fight, and one begins to attack using the exact same move]
    Servo [as thief]: Prepare for my overhand! [attack is blocked]
    Crow [as thief]: Or how about my overhand! [attack is blocked again]
    Jonah [as thief]: No? Well try my OVERHAND! [blocked again]
    Crow, Servo, and Jonah: OVERHAND! [blocked] OVERHAND! [blocked]
    Servo [as thief]: You defeated my overhand, sir knight, but can you handle— [bandit uses the same attack again] PSYCH! Overhand! [blocked again]
    Donar: [capturing Freyja] Who gave him the sword?
    Jonah [as Donar]: And where's your hall pass?
    Donar: You die with the dawn.
    Freyja: He had a knife at my neck, I made no promises, I said I'd try! Now leave me alone, I have a horrible headache!
    Crow: We all do, trust us.
    Tyor: [as Tyor begins to untie Freyja] If I take you with me, what do I get?
    Freyja: [seductively] Anything.
    Servo [as Tyor]: Can I keep these cool rubber snakes?
    Tyor: That's what I was afraid of.
    [music cue]
    Jonah [as Tyor]: The band is illustrating my sexual confusion.

### Carnival Magic

    [as the title card partially appears]
    Servo: Hey title, don't go away. We just got to know you!
    Crow: Carnival? Like in Rio? Oh.
    [the word "Magic" begins to slowly reveal itself one letter at a time]
    Servo: Carnival Man.
    Jonah: Carnival Magnum, P.I.
    Servo: Off the O. Henry story.
    Crow: Oh, Carnival Magi- oh, Carnival Magic, I knew it the whole time, guys.
    Markov: He's got Kirk.
    Bud: Kirk is not the answer anymore.
    Servo: Picard?
    Markov: Alex, when Sarah died, teaching you was all I had. It got me through.
    Jonah: What stage of grief is chimp-play?
    [during a random car chase]
    Crow [as Officer 1]: Breaker, breaker, we got a Carnival Magic in progress.
    Servo [as Officer 2]: Uh, Carnival Magic? What's that?
    Crow [as Officer 1]: That's when a second-rate producer has access to a carnival, so he writes a script in three days and pays all his actors in beer and cheese sticks.
    Servo [as Officer 2]: Oh right, and he pads out the movie with footage of sad children and a car chase that does nothing to further the plot, but makes the movie long enough so that way he can run it in theaters.
    Crow [as Officer 1]: Uh-huh, and it gets buried in a vault for years until mad scientists make a TV show where they force poor jerks to watch it, thus giving it a second life its makers never truly intended.
    Servo [as Officer 2]: Yeah, exactly. Carnival Magic.
    Livingston: It's as if he's willing himself to die.
    Crow, Servo, and Jonah: We'll have what he's having!
    [as onscreen text announces a potential sequel]
    Jonah: Oh, More Carnival Magic? No!
    Servo: Oh yeah, Elvin Feltner produced a whole ton of Carnival Magic sequels, though when More Carnival Magic finally came out, it was titled 2 Magic 2 Carnival.
    Crow: Huge hit, but nothing compared to the conclusion of the original trilogy, Carnival Magic 3: Return of the Girl in the Car.
    Servo: Then Elvin Feltner kind of lost his way with the prequels. Alex was played by a CGI monkey instead of a real chimp.
    Crow: And nobody really wanted to know the story of how Markov met Alex, and how Stoney and Bud got their hats.
    Servo: They were really scraping the bottom of the barrel with that David spin-off movie when he went back home to save his dad's PR company from a hostile takeover by a bigger, eviler PR company.
    Crow: Oh yeah, the whole Carnival Magic shared cinematic universe. At that point, the whole Carnival Magic movies were just 90-minute advertisements for the Carnival Magic toy lines.
    Servo: But just when you thought the carnival magic was gone, they reboot the series with Carnival Magic Begins and remind America why it fell in love with talking chimps and greasy carnies in the first place.
    Jonah: I had no idea there were so many of these movies.
    Servo: Elvin Feltner asked America a simple question: why couldn't you turn a trailer park into a movie studio?
    Crow: And the answer was, people only want to spend so much time smack-dab in the path of a dangerous tornado lane.
    Servo: True, but there's still something inspiring about it. A man who said, "If I want to make a movie, I don't need big stars, or a lot of money, or talent, or taste, or a sense of basic human decency."
    Crow: "All I need is some trailers, an unsupervised primate, and a bunch of unemployed, locally salvaged almost actors."
    Jonah: Okay, now I think you're just being sarcastic.
    Servo: Unfortunately, Trailer Park Productions' other movies weren't nearly as successful.
    Crow: They tried a couple of disaster movies- Tornado, and The Night the Septic Tank Gave Out.
    Servo: And of course the romantic comedies Van Rockers, and Marriage Bed Above the Driver's Seat.
    Crow: I kind of liked the action movies he did: Maximum Towage.
    Servo: Oh, and don't forget his sci-fi epic Cosmic Winnebago of the Fourth Dimension.
    Jonah: Guys, were any of these movies real?
    Servo: Of course not, Jonah!
    Crow: I don't even think Carnival Magic was real, and we just watched it!
    Jonah: That's a good point. Did we really just watch a movie just now?

### The Christmas That Almost Wasn't

    Max: Merry Christmas! Ho, ho, ho!
    Kinga: No, no! Knock it off! We're a binge-watching show. I mean, odds are, nobody's actually watching this on Christmas.
    [as the title card appears, and reads "Il Natale Che Quasi Non Fu"]
    Servo: Either the title card is in Italian, or we're getting nachos.
    Sam: Now tell me. What's our pickle-faced friend got up his sleeve this year?
    Crow [as Sam]: Yeah, what's his dill?
    [as Sam struggles to come up with funds for Santa's rent, only to find he's severely short]
    Sam: Now don't get me wrong, Santa. I'm really a good lawyer. I just keep forgetting to send out bills.
    Servo: A lawyer who forgets to send out bills? This movie just became unrealistic.
    Sam: Money. Money, that's all this man seems to think about. Mr. Phineas T. Prune thinks money, talks money, eats money, smells money. Mr. Phineas middle initial T. Prune!
    Servo: The T stands for "the"?
    Sam: That T wouldn't stand for Tightwad by any chance, would it?!
    Crow: [dramatic gasp]
    Prune: I object!
    Sam: Objection overruled!
    Crow: Man, North Korea has a more fair court system than this.
    [as Prune spies on Sam]
    Jonah: Someday, he'll just send a drone to do this.
    Suzy's Mother: But just you wait 'til I tell him about this! A real, honest-to-goodness Santa Claus, and in a department store!
    Jonah: What's next, cherry phosphates? Women driving cars? A Catholic in the White House???
    [as a now reformed Prune runs out into the street]
    Prune: Why? Why? Why? Why? Why?
    Jonah [as Prune]: Why didn't I buy a boat sooner?!
    Prune: Why? Why? [a passerby walks by] Merry Christmas!
    Passerby: Please, please sir, you'll catch cold!
    [another passerby walks by]
    Prune: Merry Christmas!
    Servo [as Passerby]: I think you mean "Happy Holidays".
    Prune: [singing] Why can't every day be Christmas?
    Jonah [as the other person] : I don't know!
    Prune: Why can't every day be gay?
    Crow: That's a loaded question.

### At the Earth's Core

    Crow: [upon seeing a stream locomotive] I wonder if the conductor is Ringo Starr or George Carlin.
    [as David and Dr. Abner explore the strange landscape]
    Dr. Abner Perry: What an extraordinary sky!
    David Innes: What a strange color, Doc.
    Dr. Abner: This cannot be the Rhondda Valley.
    Jonah: I think it's Tim Burton's backyard.
    [as Dr. Abner and David flee from a monster, which is an obvious greenscreen]
    Servo: We're being charged by a giant monster... movie!
    Dr. Abner: [about a Rhamphorhynchus] My goodness, how enormous. Why, the largest remains we ever discovered have never indicated a size much greater than that attained by an ordinary crow!
    Crow: [offended] Ah, that's it. I'm leaving.
    [Jonah pulls him back into his seat]
    Servo: Being a chivalrous gentleman, David traps his fellow slaves with their captors in a room full of lava.
    Kinga:It is the God-given right of every American woman to become a North Korean dictator on her wedding day!

## Season 12: The Gauntlet
### Mac and Me

    [as security surrounds the building]
    Servo: Don't worry, if we just put some flashing lights on it, nobody'll notice it's your mom's station wagon.
    [as Mac is blown onto the highway and struck by a vehicle]
    Crow: So now our lovable hero is getting hit by a car. Gotcha.
    [as three of the aliens travel naked and struggling through the desert]
    Jonah: The Blue Man Group as you've never seen them before: brown!
    Servo [as one of the aliens]: [coughing] No, go on and do the movie without me, please...
    Crow: They're so close to inventing clothes. Come on guys!
    Jonah: This is like if humanity had evolved from Pinky and the Brain.
    Mike: Hey, how's it going?
    Debbie: [wearing stereotypical Native American apparel] Shhh! We're communing with the earth spirits.
    Servo [as Debbie]: They say this is very insensitive.
    [as Eric investigates the running shower]
    Servo: Oh yeah, way to diss the new owners. Leave the shower running, and they get stuck with the water bill.
    Crow [as Eric]: Hello? Somebody in here? 'Cause I've been holding it in since Denver!
    [Eric pulls aside the shower curtain, revealing nothing]
    Jonah: Somebody killed Janet Leigh!
    Servo [as Eric]: Oh, I was hoping it'd be that lady duck from Howard the Duck.
    [as Eric opens the front door after Mac reveals himself]
    Servo: Who is that rapping? Rapping on my chamber door?
    [Eric opens the door and no one is there]
    Jonah: Huh, darkness there, and nothing more.
    Crow: Huh, didn't even have the courtesy to leave a flaming bag of poop.
    [as Eric's wheelchair starts to rush down a hill toward a cliff]
    Crow [as Eric]: Now this is podracing!
    Debbie: Eric!
    Servo: Chickabee! Tay in the wind!
    [Eric tries to brake, but his brake breaks off]
    Jonah [as Eric]: Damn you, Roy's Discount Medical Supplies!
    [Eric flies off the cliff, screaming into a lake below]
    Crow: You know, they went through three Eric's making this.
    [Mac watches Eric splash into the water confused]
    Servo [as Mac]: Great. Now I'm gonna get blamed for this too.
    Crow: I can't help feeling like I've seen all this before. Single mom, suburban kid, big brother, little girl...
    Jonah: Yeah, that's E.T.
    Crow: No, that's not it. You know, they find an alien, he loves junk food—
    Jonah: Yeah no, it's from E.T.
    Crow: No, but the alien is separated from its family and just wants to call home—
    Jonah: You're thinking of E.T.!
    Crow: No, but then the alien helps the kid fly—
    Jonah: E.T.!!!
    Crow: Let me finish! —during a summer camp boxing match.
    Jonah: Oh, Meatballs II.
    Crow: Now that's it!
    Crow [as an agent] : Tell my wife I died chasing a little boy in a wheelchair!
    Mike: [wearing sunglasses] Eric!
    Jonah: Hey, nice sunglasses.
    Servo: [cut to a different angle, the sunglasses go missing] Hey, where'd the sunglasses go?
    Mike: Get ready!
    [the sunglasses are suddenly back on Mike's face]
    Jonah: Hey, nice sunglasses.
    Servo: [Mike is pulling Mac into the van; the sunglasses are gone] Hey, where'd the sunglasses go?
    [Mac is riding piggyback on Mike]
    Crow: [imitating Yoda] Luke, 30 years from now, overly possessive fanboys, upset with your character arc will be. Hmm, yes.
    Servo: Now this is what E.T. was missing. A shootout in a grocery store.
    Jonah: Oh, I bet this is the part of the movie where Eric's gonna give a big speech about no matter what we look like on the outside, we are all the same, and really, isn't that— [the police begin opening fire on the aliens, starting a massive firefight] Whoa, okay. Tha— I mean like— oh! NO! NOO! NO STOP! NO IT'S SUPPOSED TO BE A SPEECH ABOUT HOW WE'RE ALL THE SAME!
    Servo: What? [the cars all explode, causing a massive explosion of the gas store]
    Jonah: NOOO!!!
    Crow: What the hell???
    Servo: Holy gizmos!
    Jonah: [freaking out] NO, WHAT THE F— COME ON!!! This didn't happen in E.T.!
    Crow: I love the smell of napalm in the morning!
    Jonah: [stressed] It's supposed to be about how we're all the same in the end and everything's gonna be okay...
    Jonah: He looks like Teddy Ruxpin with his face torn off.
    Crow: That's neither the church nor the steeple.
    [Mac blows a bubblegum bubble]
    Servo [as Mac]: Wanna see my spleen? It's pretty cool.
    [Eric pops the bubble]
    Servo [as Mac]: Ahh! I need that to live!
    [A garbage can rattles]
    Crow: Remember: When you throw away your Tickle Me Elmo, you've got to remove the batteries.

### Atlantic Rim

    Crow Atlantic Rim? Could you be more Pacific?
    General Hadley: Pretty big step for a radar glitch. Do you have anymore information you wanna tell me?
    Gypsy: Bruce Willis was dead the whole time, sir.
    Lt. Jim: Damn, what time is it?
    Crow: Time is a social construct, SIR!
    Dr. Adams: Who would take down an oil rig?
    Crow: Robert Mueller?
    Lt. Jim: It just disappeared from my sonar, I don't have anything here. Anybody else reading anything?
    Crow: [as Stone] Uh, Lincoln in the Bardo.
    Jonah: [as Admiral Hadley] Cash on Cash by Johnny Cash.
    Servo: [as Dr. Margaret Adams] Danielle Steel.
    Crow: [as Lt. Wexler] I'm into podcasts.
    [as Red it's being put in the brig]
    Red: Easy!
    Crow: Yeezy? Kanye? I don't know what to call him anymore! Tell me what to call Kanye, please!
    Servo [as Red]: Oh, I think I found a way out. I'm gonna get outta here- [door is locked] Aww man...
    Red: Yo, there's people dying!
    Jonah [as Red]: And it's actually Berenstain Bears! Not Bernstein!!!
    [in a scene with two bomber pilots]
    Jonah: I kinda just figured we'd get matching helmets, didn't you?
    Servo: Joel Hodgson???
    Jonah: That day, eight brave soldiers evacuated Manhattan by word of mouth alone.
    Jonah [as Geise]: He's gonna hear about this! "@US Navy; my Admiral says 'cappish' instead of 'capiche'. LOL, eyepatch emoji," tweet.
    Geise: It's me.
    Crow [as Geise]: Ya boy.
    Geise: We're not getting no play here.
    Crow [as Geise]: It's a total sausage fest.
    Geise: The Admiral is going to lose New York one way or another.
    Crow [as Geise]: He's already misplaced Orlando.
    Geise: I think it's time we implement...
    Crow [as Geise]: Pause for effect.
    Geise: ... the Trojan Horse.
    Crow [as Geise]: Bum, bum, bum!
    Geise: Yes sir.
    Crow [as Geise]: I love you. Uh- wai- Why is he always hanging up right when I'm about to say it?
    [as the bots attack the monster]
    Crow: Guys, lets look at this from the monster's point of view. He's out of his element, an endangered species, probably just looking for food and suddenly, some robots attack him.
    Jonah: Yeah, if anything, he's a poor huddled mass just yearning to breath free.
    Servo: We should be welcoming this new sea monster American, and the unique skills he brings with him.
    Jonah: Yeah
    [At this point, the monster accidentally destroys the Statue of Liberty, causing Jonah and the bots to freak out]
    Crow: Aw, hell no!
    Jonah: Kill that monster! [in chorus with Servo and Crow] USA! USA! USA!

### Lords of the Deep

    Stanley: You're not exactly fired, Barbara. I mean- there is a difference between being fired and being replaced.
    Crow: Just ask Conan O'Brien.
    [as the Submarine shakes violently, with alarms going off]
    Crow: That's why you always go into the theater when you have Movie Sign.
    Servo: [as someone dresses into a yellow wetsuit] Can't believe I have to dress like a Minion for this stupid kid's birthday party. I went to Juilliard!
    [a yellow submarine rests on the seafloor]
    Jonah: [imitating John Lennon] Told you we shouldn't have let Ringo drive.
    Jonah: Well, at least he died doing what he loved; yelling at fish.
    [about a shot behind a grate]
    Servo: You know, Jonah, this shot is not grate.
    Jonah: Thanks, Tom. I know you're just venting. You wanna try one, Crow?
    Crow: No thanks, I don't think puns are funny. Yet the way they're constructed makes you feel like they should be.
    Jonah: I hear ya.
    [later, on a shot of a sink]
    Crow: Hey, I got it! Let that sink in. Yeah, I'm a pun guy! I like myself, and I'm saying puns!
    [a shot of Claire seemingly gazing down on the three silhouettes]
    Jonah: Hey, she's looking right at us!
    Crow: Yeah! You're freaking us out, lady! Stop it!
    Servo: And look at how she's behaving, like we're the jerks.
    Jonah: Yeah!
    [she begins to back away]
    Servo: No, you back off!
    Crow: More like Amelia Waterheart! Get it? I'm puntastic!
    Chadwick: It's like if you... blew 'em apart...
    Crow: You know, like, ba-boom?
    Chadwick: All those little pieces, in time, would come back together again...
    [Chadwick locks his fingers together]
    Jonah: Here's the church, here's the steeple...
    Chadwick [Locking his fingers together tighter]: And form one being.
    Jonah Open the doors, Lords of the Deeple.

### The Day Time Ended

    Jenny: [suddenly appearing in the shot] Bye Daddy!
    Jonah [as Richard]: Whoops, were you there the whole time, baby?
    Richard: You be a good girl for Mommy now, okay?
    Jenny: I will, Daddy.
    Richard: Alright, I'll see you tomorrow.
    Crow: Bargain-bin Mark Hammill's gotta get his make out on!
    Steve: [coming downstairs] Hey, Dad.
    Servo, Jonah, and Crow: Norm!
    Richard: [on the phone] Well how long do you think it would take to fix it?
    Jonah: A half-hour, sir. It's just a pizza.
    Richard Okay, I'll call back in an hour or so. Thank you.
    Jonah: No no- what toppings do you need on the- [Richard hangs up]
    Grant: What is it?
    Ana: The mirror.
    Grant: Well, what about it?
    Ana: It was broken.
    Crow [as Grant]: Damn bikers must have fixed it!
    [The camera is left running as Jenny goes to the bathroom]
    Crow: Look, I appreciate the cinéma vérité approach, but do we really have to wait here while she goes tinkle? What's the point? Why?
    Crow [as Ana]: [as the alien reveals itself to Ana] Ugh, gotta stop mixing steak milk and NyQuil...
    [as Grant enters a smoke-filled basement]
    Jonah [as Grant]: Boy, are you steaming hams down here again?
    [as a small alien appears in the parents' bedroom]
    Jonah [as Mr. Hankey]: Well, howdy-ho!

### Ator

    Indun: You will feel that you've stepped into eternity.
    Jonah: I stepped in something.

## Season 13: The Gizmoplex
### Santo in the Treasure of Dracula

    Kinga Forrester: For three decades, the Forrester family experiment has resided on a number of platforms.
    Max: Comedy Central, the Sci-fi Channel, Netflix...
    Kinga But my family thought too small. Why subject our home-grown experiment to the hands of thankless executives... when we could be the thankless executives??? Introducing, the Kinga-dome! Our premiere theater-
    Max: Connected to the Gizmoplex!
    Kinga: ... Our premiere theater!!! ... for all things Mystery Science Theater 3000. A bright and shining beacon to the worst that cinema has to offer.
    Tom Servo: This is actually my favorite Castlevania sequel.
    Voiceover: [translating a sign] Dr. Cesar Sepulveda, nuclear physicist.
    Servo: Thursdays on Telemundo.
    Jonah Heston [about Santo's silver wrestling mask] It's like a Hershey Kiss in a suit.
    Jonah Uh-oh, I think this contraption is powered by an Etch-a-Sketch.
    Professor Van Roth: How strange. This mirror reflects everything.
    Jonah: Yes, it's a mirror.
    Van Roth: Except you!
    Count Dracula: Bastard! [shatters the mirror]
    Servo: Now you'll have seven years of bad suck- uh luck.
    [as Dracula flees after being revealed by Van Roth]
    Jonah [as Dracula]: You fool, I've been me the whole time!
    Van Roth: Mein Gott! [proceeds to cross his heart]
    Servo: Spectacles, testicles... testicles... testicles...
    Luisa: That was an awful experience.
    Santo: Calm down, it's already over. Get some rest.
    Crow T. Robot [as Luisa]: But I've slept most of the movie.
    Jonah: Hey, you got your Spirit Halloween store in my Ed Wood movie.
    Servo: No, you got your Ed Wood movie in my Spirit Halloween store.
    Crow: Most of wrestling is just different types of hugs.
    Servo: So a booming soundtrack as the little girl walks around the house, but silence during a car chase. Okay.

### Robot Wars

    [as the opening credits lists J. Downing]
    Crow T. Robot: I bet the J stands for "just please don't use my full name".
    [as a robot is shown onscreen]
    Crow: Papa, is that you???
    Jonah Heston: Oh no, hey now Crow, easy. It's not.
    [the robot is shown again]
    Crow: Papa, you wanna have a catch?
    Jonah: Hey, it's not your dad, okay?
    Crow: Jonah, you're not my REAL dad!
    Tom Servo: [after a model tank is destroyed] There goes the entire practical effect budget.
    Drake: Rooney, you must have grown up in old California with too much sun. Let me ask you a question. Was your daddy rich and your mama good looking?
    Rooney: You're cruising for a court martial, buster boy.
    Servo [as Drake]: That's buster bro!
    Rooney: I hope he gets his balls shot off.
    Crow, Servo, and Jonah: So say we all.
    Stumpy: You know, we're robot men, Captain. What are we doing out here in a grit and grime where people can blow our ass away? We're supposed to be indestructible!
    Crow: You know, like the Titanic, or the seal industry, or Gamestop stocks, or Beanie Babies, or America's love for James Corden!
    [during a laser gun fight]
    Crow: So who are we rooting for?
    Jonah: Oh, whoever makes the kill shot that ends the movie.
    GPC: [at the sight of a building labeled "Oasis"] Anyway, here's "Wonderwall."
    Drake : Stumpy, get out of there, you're a sitting duck!
    Stumpy: Just keep that override down!!!
    Crow: Yeah, and maximize the wiffle hoofer, and triangular the single framler and coagulate the preflamer!!!
    Crow: And lo, did the white people flee into the desert, soon to create Scottsdale, Arizona.

### Beyond Atlantis

    Emily Connor: Can't believe I'm really on the dark side of the moon.
    Max: Well, as a matter of fact, it's all dark.
    Emily: Well, the stimulator bots have already absorbed the behavior of Jonah's bots within seconds.
    Servo: And your point?
    Emily: That's not gonna be problematic...
    Crow: I'll tell you what's problematic, your soul's gonna get crushed within seconds!
    Emily: I'm used to it, I'm on Twitter.
    Servo: My friend, Ja Rule told me that Fyre Fest would be here.
    [as a woman stands on East Eddie during his massage]
    Emily: Oh, she can finally clean that fan.
    East Eddie: Feast your eyes on this.
    Servo: Anything to take our eyes off of that.
    Logan: That's a Tuscarora!
    Crow: No, that's a pearl.
    Logan: It's worth a thousand pesos, maybe more. Where'd you get it?
    Emily: From a wet scared guy.
    East Eddie: Can you fence it?
    Logan: Fence? Hell, it'll go like wildfire! These are rare, I haven't seen one in years.
    East Eddie: There's a lot more where that came from.
    Servo: I got a guy shoving sand into oysters as we speak.
    East Eddie: I'll supply, you deal, we'll split down the middle.
    Crow: Splitting it? That's almost like half!
    Logan: [shaking East Eddie's hand] Put 'er there, pard!
    Emily: You got it, 'ner!
    Logan: Eddie, you got money, and I'm a diver. Now all we need's a boat and some good equipment. You can pick 'em up for a song. Just give me a small advance, I can have us moving in a couple of days.
    Emily: Uh, is she washing him with a chicken cutlet?
    East Eddie: Listen, I know where you're coming from, and the idea's out of sight, but I want Vic Mathias in on this. He's an expert diver, he has his own boat, and he knows the islands like the back of his hand.
    Logan: It's no good, it won't work. If we bring him in, we've got to make it a three-way scene.
    East Eddie: So we'll split it three ways!
    Emily [as Logan]: Ugh, but we're a dynamic duo, not a terrific trio!
    Servo [as Logan]: Wait a minute, how am I sitting across from me?
    Emily: [when an armed guard does nothing in regards to a nearby fight] Really low AI on the NPCs in this game.
    East Eddie: I'm speaking to him in a dialect he can't refuse to understand!
    Emily: Esperanto.
    East Eddie: The truth!
    Crow: Is East Eddie the bad guy???
    East Eddie: And you talk to me in English!
    Servo: That's why American tourists are beloved the world over.
    Emily: I guess we hosts have to stick together.
    Jonah: Actually, historically we hosts have never stuck together. Kind of a host-eat-host world.
    Emily: Oh really? 'Cause maybe working together you'd have been able to escape. I mean, how'd you do 20 of these experiments and never try outsmarting the Mads? I mean, I hate to use strong language but... they seem kind of dumb.
    Jonah: Yes, yes yes yes yes, good point! Perhaps with the proper cooperation, this forced vacation can be brought to a cessation!
    Emily: Huh? Why are you talking in rhymes all of a sudden?
    Jonah: I will tell you later why I speak in rhyme, but unfortunately now, you've got-
    [buzzer sounds]
    Emily: MOVIE SIGN!
    Nereus: Only hurt and destruction can come from the feelings within you. It is your destiny to mate with an outsider, not to love him.
    Crow: Island Tinder.
    Vic Mathias: [to Syrene] I don't love you.
    Emily [as Syrene]: Okay, Syrene, play it cool. Don't let him know he's hurt you...
    [Syrene runs out of the hut]
    Crow: She really runs like a mermaid.
    [Mathias slowly exits his hut to watch her run off]
    Servo [as Mathias]: Wait. Stop. Come back.
    Syrene: There is still another place.
    Emily: Where the watermelons grow?
    Logan: You've been holding out.
    Syrene: It's very deep.
    Logan: Yeah, but it's got pearls in it, right?
    Syrene: According to the lore of my people, the Rizion Channel has hundreds upon hundreds of pearls.
    Crow: Boring mythology, but okay.
    Logan: You've seen them?
    Syrene: No, but others in my village have.
    Emily [as Syrene]: And the fish down there? Totally naked.
    Logan: What are we waiting for?
    Servo [as Syrene]: You mean, "For what are we waiting?"
    Syrene: It's very dangerous.
    Logan You only live once.
    Emily: Logan invented YOLO? Take that, Drake.
    Crow: This movie is just a series of nice landscapes ruined by weird people.
    [as the villagers carry Syrene's casket boat into the ocean]
    Emily: To be fair, this movie makes me want to walk into the ocean, too.
    Emily: I don't think some of these extras were prepared for how deep this was gonna get.
    Servo: No one was.
    Crow: Ariel's burial.

### Munchie

    Mrs. Blaylok: The problem on the board, how can we arrive at a sum?
    Servo: BODY once told me the world is gonna Munchie!
    Gage Dobson: Do you think you'll ever get this Jeep running?
    Professor Cruikshank: This bucket of bolts? Of course I will! Then I'll have to think of something to do with these hands.
    Crow: Don't, you'll go blind!
    Dobson: Hey, where are you gonna sleep tonight?
    Munchie: Pal, any place is an improvement over that box. Actually, I was sort of hoping I could bunk down with you.
    Crow, Servo, and Jonah: Ew.
    Dobson: You're gonna have to make your own bed though.
    Munchie: Don't worry about me, Pal. Hammer, nails, I come prepared.
    Jonah: Pontius Pilate sends his regards.
    Leon Daggett: [dazed] I... am gonna kill... you.
    Crow [as Leon]: Once... I deal... with this brain hem...o...rrhage.
    Elliot: This is the most important thing I've ever asked anyone in my life.
    Crow [as Elliot]: Can you get me out of this movie?
    Munchie: Gage, you should never ask for anything unless you really want it.
    Dobson: I know.
    Crow: Is that what the puppet team said to the concept artist for this movie?
    Cathy: [interrupting the party] Gaaage!
    Servo: Garfield!
    Jonah: Dennis!
    Crow: Malcolm!
    Servo: ALLLVIIIN!!!
    Jonah: It's comforting to see Munchie in a body bag.

### Dr. Mordrid

    Emily: [during a long panning shot of Mordrid's room during the title sequence] I think the camera operator might just be lost.
    [during an establishing shot of Rio de Janiro and the Christ the Redeemer statue]
    Crow For God so loved the world thiiis much.
    Kabal: [pouring out a thick liquid onto the ground] Beyond the barrier of heaven and earth, let it go free into a closed dwelling. May it cause it to enter.
    Emily: The world has never seen such evil caramel.
    Kabal: Primum materialis...
    GPC 2: Lorem ipsum!
    Kabal: Release this blood of the earth. May it find its place with the philosopher's stone.
    Emily Now in America, that's sorcerer's stone.
    Samantha Hunt: Oh listen, I was curious about-
    [Dr. Mordrid uses his medallion to freeze time and vanish]
    Servo: Dr. Mordrid, sorcerer supreme, uses his incredible powers to escape awkward small talk.
    [Mordrid opens a chest and begins browsing through scrolls]
    Servo [as Mordrid] Let's see, Dead Sea Scrolls, exalted scrolls, Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, yes!
    [Samantha tries to open Mordrid's door, only to be burned by the doorknob]
    Servo: One does not simply walk into Mordrid's.
    [during an interrogation]
    Mordrid: I have to tell you something.
    Emily [as Mordrid]: I'm pregnant.
    Mordrid: Show you something, so that you'll comprehend the magnitude of why I cannot be held here any longer.
    Servo [as Mordrid]: Through the medium of dance.
    Samantha: Everything we say is being recorded.
    Emily [as Samantha]: We're live on Twitch. Thanks to Donkey Dan for the three month sub.
    Adrian: Oh look dude, the master protects me from your puny weapons! You ain't got- [Gaudio shoots him in the leg]
    Emily [as Adrian]: My jelly pants!
    Adrian: IT HURTS!
    Gaudio: Call him an ambulance.
    Crow [as police officer]: You're an ambulance, sir.
    Crow: I can't believe Dr. Mordrid was a Christmas movie the whole time!
    Emily: Well, okay, but it wasn't though.
    Servo: But there was a Christmas tree in it.
    Emily: Well a Christmas tree doesn't make it a Christmas movie. 101 Dalmatians has a Christmas tree in it.
    Crow: Well, what if it takes place on Christmas, and has a Christmas tree in it?
    Servo: Like Die Hard.
    Emily: Okay, it doesn't matter. Look at the release date. Die Hard came out July 15th, 1988. It's a summer blockbuster, not a Christmas movie.
    Servo: How do you know when Die Hard came out?
    Emily: I have this discussion a lot.
    Crow: So if it came out at any point other than the Christmas season, it's not a Christmas movie?
    Emily: That's right.
    Servo: What about Nightmare Before Christmas?
    Emily: Well, released October 13th, obviously a Halloween movie.
    Crow: Elf?
    Emily: Well, released November 7th, an early Thanksgiving parable about found families and sugar consumption.
    Servo: It's a Wonderful Life?
    Emily: While, actually released on January 7th, it's a New Year's morality play about the evils of forgetfulness.
    Servo: So according to Newton's third law of motion, any movie that comes out in the Christmas season is a Christmas movie?
    Emily: Me and Newton are on the same page there.
    Crow: Then Titanic is a Christmas movie!
    Emily: Yep. And I'll die on this hill, and if the hill comes out in late December, I'll call it a Christmas hill.

### Demon Squad

    Joel: Hey, Dr. Erhardt, I haven't seen you in several millenia. How's the mad biz treating you?
    Dr. Erhardt: Oh, you know, Joel. It ebbs and flows. More of a hobby at this point.
    Joel: I gotcha. Really glad to hear your voice caught up with you too. That shrill nagging tone you always had was really grating on the ears.
    Dr. Erhardt: [shrill-voiced] It's a hormonal disorder, you little piece of sh-
    Kinga: GENTLEMEN!
    Bonsey: Wait... who was that guy again?
    Ardy: I'll tell you later. Movie in the hole!
    Daisy O'Reilly: ...I am about to use this thing for scrap. We need something that'll stay on more than ten minutes at a time.
    Nick Moon: Those things still cost money, right?
    Daisy: Thing's older than I am.
    Nick Moon: Still works harder.
    Crow: Says the drunk guy.
    Daisy: As I keep saying, I would happily work hard at the job I thought I was hired for.
    Servo [as Nick Noon]: Well I thought I needed a jaded barista.
    Nick Moon: We settled this. You're lucky I even hired you.
    Daisy: It helped that I was the only applicant.
    Joel: Ooh, another LinkedIn success story.
    Nick Moon: Now what can I do for you miss...
    Delilah Fontaine: Fontaine. Delilah Fontaine.
    Nick Moon: Miss Fontaine.
    Delilah: Call me Lilah.
    Servo [as Nick Moon]: So, Karen...
    Joel [as Nick Moon]: Leslie...
    Crow [as Nick Moon]: Sandy...
    Nick Moon: Any relation to Charles Fontaine?
    Delilah: He's my father.
    Nick Moon: Let me stop you there.
    Servo [as Nick Moon]: Tony.
    Nick Moon: I don't do missing persons.
    Delilah: I think you'll find this particular case to be of interest.
    Nick Moon: Look lady, as much as I'd like to help you, I can't find your old man. It doesn't matter how many zeroes you put on the check.
    Joel [as Nick Moon]: Because Nick don't do math.
    Delilah: You really don't have to do this, Nick. I can get a hotel room.
    Nick Moon: I do this for all my clients.
    Servo [as Delilah]: Yes, I see them under your bed.
    Nick Moon: Well, you know. All my attractive, single clients.
    Crow [as Delilah]: Oh, I get it. You're a pig!
    Delilah: What are you going to do?
    Servo [as Nick Moon]: I just ate 14 dumplings. What do you think?
    [during an interrogation of a vampire]
    Nick Moon: What's The Stranger planning?
    Joel: Stranger Things?
    Vampire: Well, he has the dagger, so use your imagination.
    Crow [as Nick Moon]: Hmmm... dragons.
    Vampire: That's all I know. Now can I go?
    Servo [as Nick Moon]: Sure, do you need your parking validated?
    Delilah: [after Nick startles her] I'm starting to see why you're single.
    Crow [as Nick Moon]: Pretty cool, huh?
    Nick Moon: [surprised] ... Wow.
    Servo: Yeah, a real, live woman.
    Crow, Servo, and Joel: Pretty niiice!

### Gamera vs. Jiger

    Ardy: Gamera? I could really go for some turtle meat.
    [during the opening credits montage]
    Servo: I guess we're watching Gamera's acting reel now?
    Crow: Has Gamera been in other movies?
    Jonah: Oh yeah, Gamera's been in a lot of movies. Gamera vs. Guiron, Gamera vs. Gyaos, Gamera vs. Barugon, Gamera vs. The Bridges of Madison County, and Gamera vs. Kramer vs. Kramer.
    Crow: Wow, I didn't realize that Gamera was such a versatile performer.
    Jonah: Oh, totally.
    Servo: Yeah, he's like the Meryl Streep of giant turtle actors. He's not afraid to do intimate character work.
    Jonah: Yeah, that's what I like about him.
    Hiroshi: [about a miniature submarine] Will it really dive, or is this model a toy?
    Hiroshi's Father: No, it's a real miniature submarine. But the trouble is, it's too real, and goes too far down.
    Servo [as Hiroshi's Father]: Like my serotonin.
    Jonah: Gamera is like the original fidget spinner.
    [after Jiger shoots Gamera with darts]
    Crow: Jiger's all like, "Why don't we put a pin in this?"
    [Jiger charges Gamera and rams him]
    Jonah: Jiger uses dash! It's super effective!
    [a ship's doctor takes a drink of liquor]
    Servo: Second opinion from Dr. Jim Bean.
    [as the statue is unloaded]
    Hiroshi: They'll unload it.
    Susan: [in a heavy hard to understand accent] These men should teach you a lesson. They're not afraid if some old curse gets them.
    Crow: If anyone needs subtitles in this movie, it's her.
    Servo: Let's call this monster Axl Rose, because he's got an appetite for destruction.
    [as the Gamera theme plays]
    Servo, Crow, and Jonah: [singing] Gamera flies like a plane! He likes pleasure mixed with pain! Never kink shame Gamera!
    [as Gamera is wounded and beaten by Jiger, and Gamera slowly retreats]
    Crow [as Gamera]: [singing] It's not just my arm that is bleeding / It's part of my neck meat as well / But it's mainly my ego that's bleeding / Why must I come out of my shell?
    Jonah [as Gamera]: [singing] Sure, everyone knows me as Gamera / The turtle the kids all adore / But if I get stabbed by a Jiger / Will they even like me anymore?
    Servo [as Gamera]: [singing] For the love of the children is fickle / You have it, then it disappears / They'll love you, and leave you tomorrow / As soon as the city smoke disappears.
    Crow [as Gamera]: [singing] You'd say Gamera, sure he's got everything / The power, flight, looks, and fame / Then into town swims Kaiju come lately / They don't even remember my name.
    Jonah [as Gamera]: [singing] Gamera's the friend of all children / Of that, the whole world can agree / Oh Gamera's friends with the children / But who gives their friendship to me?
    Servo [as Gamera]: [singing] Sure, I've been singing a long time / I'm a ham with a long way to go / Because after all, I'm a turtle / And turtles do everything slow.
    Servo, Crow, and Jonah: [singing] And turtles do everything slooow...
    [as Hiroshi and Tommy navigate the miniature submarine through Gamera's lungs]
    Jonah: This is the most stressful game of Operation ever played.
    [as Hiroshi and Tommy venture out into Gamera's lung]
    Jonah: [singing] Come with me, and you'll see, a world of turtle respiration! Steal your dad's submarine, and attempt resuscitation.
    Hiroshi: Tommy, I think this is it over here. Dr. Matsui, there's a small hole in his side.
    Dr. Matsui: A hole? Be very careful.
    Servo: Watch out for snakes.
    [as the Gamera theme plays and Gamera flies off with Jiger's dead body]
    Servo, Crow, and Jonah: [singing] Gamera take the body home! Gonna eat the flesh from bone! Keto diet Gamera!
    Crow: Oh weird, they're being trailed by cans and a banner that says "Just married".
    Servo, Crow, and Jonah: [singing] Gamera's a movie that has no end in sight! No going home! This is now your life!

### The Batwoman

    [as the Batwoman rides a horse through a Mexican village to a jazz melody]
    Emily: Wow, Gotham got hit hard by the recession.
    Crow: Spaghetti westerns only wish they were Sultry Jazz Westerns.
    [as reporters crowd Batwoman]
    Emily: Batwoman, when will you release your tax returns?
    Servo: Batwoman, what's your position on pants?
    Crow: Is it true the Snyder Cut of Batwoman has 25% more spearfishing?
    Dr. Eric Williams: You're about to witness the discovery of the century!
    Servo [as Williams]: Stock footage!
    Dr. Williams: From the depths of the ocean, over 400 million years ago, surfaced the beginnings of the human race!
    Emily: Is this a Scientology pitch?
    Dr. Williams: And it all began with the first vertebrate, the fish! Starting from that point, we will make the regress into the dawn of evolution.
    Crow: Oh, edibles are hitting.
    Dr. Williams: And we will create a new being with the likeness of our ancestors: a human amphibious hybrid! [laughs maniacally]
    Emily: Oh, now I hate when comedians laugh at their own jokes.
    Crow: Well, Danny Elfman lost his job to an alarm clock.
    Henchman: [bringing Batwoman to Dr. Williams] Boss, look who we found! Get in here!
    [Batwoman begins to fight the henchmen]
    Crow: Pow!
    Servo: Biff!
    [Dr. Williams grabs a scalpel and moves for Batwoman]
    Emily: Grab!
    Crow: Lunge!
    [Batwoman grabs a beaker of acid and throws it in Dr. Williams' face]
    Servo: Acid!
    Servo: Batwoman, the movie that dares to say, "We rented an underwater camera, and we're going to get every last peso out of it!"
    [a car pulls out as a drum set plays the start of some upbeat music]
    Servo: I do not like the sound of that transmission.
    [during a car chase scene involving henchmen and Batwoman]
    Servo: [singing to the chase music] Baaatwoman swerves. Baaatwoman drives. With Baaatwoman nerve, Baaatwoman jives!
    Emily: See, this is why you've got to have a dashcam.
    [Batwoman honks her horn at the henchmen]
    Crow: Ah, yeah. Honk your horn. That'll show 'em.
    [as Batwoman swims through a school of fish]
    Emily: I'm pretty sure she was in the Aquabats.
    Servo: Well, she's in Phish now.
    Crow: Clearly.
    [Batwoman is chased into an underwater patch of kelp]
    Servo: Kelp! I need somebody...
    Emily: Please no. Please no.
    Servo: I get by with a little kelp from my friends...
    Crow: No no no, you really shouldn't.
    Servo: Sorry. I can't kelp myself.
    Crow and Emily: Uuugh!
    Dr. Williams: It'll be interesting to see if a woman can survive this kind of surgery and restore her pineal fluids without dying. Up to date, no man has been able to, but maybe the female gender is actually the most adequate to carry out this experiment for biological reasons.
    Mario: You're insane, doctor!
    Dr. Williams: You may be right, but as a matter of fact, there's an invisible line separating insanity and genius!
    Servo: The Kanye line.

### The Million Eyes of Sumuru

    Bonsey: Oh, this one sounds familiar.
    Ardy: Shhhh...
    [a bridge explodes as a funeral parade passes over it]
    Crow: It's a boy!
    Jonah: Yay!
    Jonah [as spy]: [as a female spy takes off her sunglasses and looks into the camera] Hello viewer, there were five mistakes in that scene. Can you name them all?
    Medika: [being wheeled away by a group of women] Mr. West!
    Nick West: Hey, wait a minute!
    Crow [as a nurse]: But we have to surgery.
    [Nick runs to the group of women as they turn to him with medical tools]
    Jonah [as a nurse]: Feet in the stirrups, come on buddy.
    Nick West: Look ladies. My blue cross is all paid up.
    [a nun sneaks behind him and incapacitates him]
    Servo [as nun]: Sorry, but this is out of network.
    Jonah [as nun]: And then there were nun! [the nun slowly looks into the camera with an evil smile] Ha. Get it?
    Servo: [dressed as Sir Anthony] Well old chaps, let's go over this bally mission one last time, what what?
    Jonah: Huh?
    Crow: [dressed as Medika] It's simple. HMG and the CIA need you to get the VIP from the USA in his BMW to the HMV near the BBC with his DB at an ETA of 9:00 AM GMT.
    Jonah: Huh?
    Crow: Greenwich Mean Time!
    Servo: Jolly good, and I've arranged for the VP of HMV to arrive in a GMC supplied by MI5 ASAP with a 4k HDTV tuned to HGTV with a soundtrack by the Bee Gees.
    Jonah: Huh?!
    Crow: Pay attention! This all has to go like clockwork!
    Servo: Yes yes, the CW. So anyway, FYI...
    Jonah: Oh, I know that one! For your information.
    Crow: Don't be ridiculous! That's Federal Yellowdress Informant. She'll meet the BMW at the UN with the USMC, BTO, CCR, and UB40 while you ROTFL on AOL, then BRB so we can TTYL.
    Jonah: Talk to you later.
    Crow: Correct!
    Jonah: Ah! Then why'd you- oh you...
    Servo: Precisely. Oklahoma University. So you see, the MC5 will approach the NSA VIP with their new CD on the QT, in the MI5 BMW at the VW and OMG, IRL, IMO, BTW, LOL, BRB. ABC NBC CBS AMC TNT CMA GMO ASPCA UCLA YMCA ICUP, OK?
    Crow: Yeah, what do you say to that?
    Jonah: Uh, OWGMS.
    Crow and Servo: Huh?
    [movie sign sounds]
    Jonah Oh, we got movie sign!
    [Sumuru is handed a gun]
    Nick West: What's that thing?
    Servo [as Sumuru]: It's for mommy's headaches.
    Servo: Frankie Avalon's hair comes courtesy of Build-A-Bear Workshop.
    Sumuru: Erno, are his clothes packed?
    Erno: Yes, my lady.
    Nick West: Oh dear, I hope you were careful with that blue suit. It creases so.
    Crow [as Sumuru]: Burn the suit.
    Sumuru: And take care of his bill.
    Nick West: Yes, I wouldn't like to have an unpaid hotel bill on my conscience.
    Sumuru: Keep joking, Mr. West.
    Crow, Servo, and Jonah: Please don't.
    Sumuru: You will be finished with jokes before the night is out.
    Crow, Servo, and Jonah: Us too.
    Nick West: I was beginning to run out of material anyway.
    Crow, Servo, and Jonah: Agreed.
    [Helga undresses behind a curtain as a shirtless Tommy Carter sits with his back to it]
    Crow [as Frankie Avalon]: I don't get it. Why aren't I making out right now? I'm Frankie Avalon! Is the universe playing a joke on me?
    [Helga comes out from behind the curtain, wrapped in a towel]
    Crow: Sham-wow!
    Tommy Carter: Well, what'd you have in mind?
    Helga: Well, to prove to you I have no concealed weapons... [reveals herself to Tommy Carter, who smiles]
    Servo [as Frankie Avalon]: It's about damn time. I'm Frankie Avalon!
    [Tommy Carter drops his pistol]
    Jonah: Bang!
    [as Sumuru whips Nick West in a dungeon]
    Servo: Okay, if there are any kids watching, it's past your bedtimes.

### HG Wells’ The Shape of Things to Come

    [a robot presses a big red "cancel" button]
    Emily: Meanwhile, at Netflix...
    [shot of a computer screen giving various readings]
    Servo [as an officer]: It's called Twitter. It's gonna be great for the discourse.
    [Dr. John Caball dons a silver radiation suit]
    Servo: Chernobyl for a prom theme. What were they thinking?
    Crow [as Dr. Caball]: Alright, you're gonna wanna cook me at 350 degrees for about 70 minutes, you'll know when I'm done when a fork easily pierces my skin. Load me up with butter and don't skimp on the chives. I'm a potato.
    [as Dr. Caball gazes out into space]
    Dr. Caball: Well, we're on our way. Out there is the vastness of space... the unknown...
    Crow: It's only a model.
    Kim Smedley: Funny, I still think of myself as an Earth child.
    Servo: Emily, do you still think of yourself as an Earth child?
    Emily: Oh, I don't know. Ask me after I've been here for seven years.
    Crow: Uh, no human has ever lived here that long. Just ask the other guys.
    Emily: Wait, what?
    Sparks: [to Jason Caball] Let me lead the way.
    Emily: Aw, that's sweet. Would you guys ever escort me into a dangerous unknown situation?
    Servo: Uh, I'd walk with you so I could better criticize your choices.
    Crow: I'd let you walk in front of me so you could shield me from the worst of the shrapnel.
    Servo: And I'd definitely film the whole thing for WorldStarHipHop.
    Crow and Servo: WorldStar!
    Emily: Hey, what would you call an almost perfect ripoff of the USS Enterprise?
    Servo: The USS Compromise.
    [as Omus tortures Dr. Caball with high pitched sound, causing him to scream and spasm]
    Emily: You know, I do the same thing when I can't get "Baby Shark" out of my head either.

### The Mask 3D

    Max: Good evening, Jonah. Prepare yourselves for a night of thrills, chills, and since I'm making soup, very likely spills.
    Kinga: Max, I told you to get Growler and M. Waverly to clear away those cobwebs! The Gizmoplex looks like the inside of Charles Addams' coffin.
    Max: I just thought, because it's Halloween and all-
    Kinga: You thought you'd be lazier than usual? Clean it up!
    Max: Fine, but if the Great Pumpkin doesn't show up, I'm blaming you.
    Kinga: Uh, there is no Great Pumpkin. Haven't you ever seen the end of the special?
    Max: I never get that far, because it's too scary!
    [when the Warner Brothers logo appears]
    Jonah: Warner Brothers? Are we in the right theater?
    Jim Moran: I've seen masks unearthed from the ruins of crumbling tombs and masks hanging in exotic temples to ward off evil spirits.
    Jonah [as Jim Moran]: And goofy ghosts.
    Jim Moran: [beckons to a decorated skull shaped mask] But nowhere, in all my travels, have I seen anything to compare to the power of this mask...
    Crow: The Misfits logo!
    Jim Moran: ... and the horrible curse it bears. This is the mask in which our story revolves, and I can tell you that even though I'm not superstitious, I wouldn't put it on for all the wealth of the Indies.
    Jonah [as Jim Moran]: Or a Klondike bar.
    Dr. Allan Barnes: Exactly what is this mask?
    Michael Radin: [under duress] The mask is to blame. You're just not aware of its power.
    GPC [as Michael]: It's toxic mask-ulinity.
    [dramatic chord as Michael commits suicide offscreen, and a Chinese themed bobblehead shakes its head]
    Jonah: For a bobblehead, you're really judgemental. And racist.
    Crow [as bobblehead]: Aye-aye-aye-aye-aye...
    [Mrs. Kelly knocks on the door]
    Servo [as Mrs. Kelly]: Michael? I heard low brass. Did something ominous just happen, Michael? [Mrs. Kelly opens the door] Michael where are- oh! [Mrs. Kelly screams in horror]
    [a shot of Michael's body under a cover, his hands in a rigid form]
    Jonah: He died doing what he loved: jazz hands.
    [as Dr. Barnes puts the mask on, and enters a hellish demonic trance]
    Crow, Servo, and Jonah: You don't know what we can find, why don't you come with me, Dr. Barnes, on a 3D carpet ride!
    Crow: Is this what it feels like to chew 5 Gum?
    [shot of a skull with its eyes]
    Servo: Ack ack! Ack ack ack!
    [the skull dissolves leaving only the eyes, which zoom forward past the screen repeatedly]
    Jonah: Irises, pupils, and cataracts, oh my! Irises, pupils, and cataracts, oh my!
    Pam Albright: Allan, I want you to get help from someone. Someone you can trust.
    Crow [as Pam]: Like Jake, from Statefarm.
    Dr. Barnes: Trust? There's no one I can trust.
    Servo [as Dr. Barnes]: Not even Flo from Progressive.
    Jonah: This movie is like a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, seen through the migraine-inducing idea of 3D glasses.
    [Dr. Barnes takes off the mask]
    Crow: Thank you for using Mask. Be sure not to operate heavy machinery after applying mask.
    Servo: Do not combine Mask with alcohol or other masks.
    Jonah: Mask is not responsible for any car chases or murders the operator commits.
    Crow: Side-effects include greasy face and crunchy pants. Ask your doctor about Mask today.
    Pam Albright: Do you have to take the drug again, Allan? Is it like an addiction that builds until every pore of your body craves for it? Breathes for it? Is that what you feel, Allan?
    [Dr. Barnes covers his ears and leans against a bookshelf]
    Crow [as Dr. Barnes]: I can't hear you! I'm a book now!
    Pam Albright: The need to satisfy the beast that's eating into you?
    Servo: [singing] There's a hunger inside you...
    Pam Albright: And when you put it on again, what will it be like?
    Servo: [singing] Won't go away...
    Pam Albright: Like a shot, a jolt, a charge that cools your burning body?
    Crow: It's grease lightning!
    Pam Albright: Will it lift you up and carry you along until you're ready to be plunged down again? Deeper, deeper, each time deeper until you die?!
    Dr. Barnes: Shut up, SHUT UP!
    Servo [as Dr. Barnes]: You're killing me with this Word Jazz!
    Pam Albright: Tell me I'm not right.
    Jonah [as Hank Hill]: That Pam ain't right.

### The Bubble

    Kinga: Your experiment today, Joel, may possibly be one of the worst films we've ever presented. Sorry, not sorry.
    Joel: Hey, how bad could it be? I had to riff Manos.
    Kinga: Ardy?
    Ardy: Oh, this movie's upsetting on a profound existential level. I'd advise you to put a disclaimer on it ASAP if you're still intending to use it as part of the experiment.
    Kinga: So on a scale from Mitchell to Monsters-a-Go-Go, where would you say this lands?
    Ardy: Ah, well let me put it this way. We built the whole Kingachrome system around Manos: The Hands of Fate and even that didn't have the effect this movie's having on our facility. This may just be the wolf mother of all bad movies.
    Kinga: You think you're so smart, Robinson. "I had to watch Manos. Da da da da da-" HA! Face the cinematic claustrophobia that is The Bubble. FLUSH THEM THE MOVIEEEEE!
    Ardy: Movie in the hole!
    [as Catherine enters labor]
    Mark: I don't know what to do.
    Catherine: You're taking all this too seriously. After all now, what's childbirth? Just a sexy bellyache.
    Joel: Is it?
    Catherine: Oh God, this one's king-sized!
    Mark: Honey, I'm sorry.
    Crow: It's too late for that.
    Catherine: What's there to be sorry about? I wanna hatch him out. I'm tired of being his big fat private incubator.
    Mark: Well, just hold on for a little while longer. We'll be out of this. This guy's a hell of a pilot.
    Servo [as Mark]: According to Craigslist.
    Catherine: Better be a hell of an obstetrician.
    Mark: No... just hold it in, please?
    Joel [as Mark]: Yeah, there's gotta be a rest stop around here, somewhere.
    Joel: This opening sequence is a clickbait article just waiting to happen.
    Catherine: By the way, what happened to Mr. Airplane? You know, what's his name? Herric?
    Mark: Tony Herric. He found himself a saloon, and a girl. I think I'm gonna join him.
    Crow, Servo, and Joel: What?!
    [as Tony and Mark drive through the mysterious town]
    Mark: Never seen such mixed up architecture. It almost looks like the backside of a movie lot.
    Tony: That's it! A movie lot, big deal.
    Mark: Yeah, of course.
    Crow [as Mark]: That explains everything.
    Mark: The people in the costumes, the... the cables coming from underneath the lampposts...
    Servo [as Mark]: This guy who keeps yelling at me to act better.
    Mark: But I don't see any- any cameras, Tony.
    Tony: Friend, all I want is the exit.
    Joel [as Tony]: One of these warp pipes should get us out of here.
    Tony: Ah, to hell with it, all I want's my plane.
    Servo: All I want's the end credits.
    Servo: You know, it just dawned on me. They're really having a tough time.
    Crow: Yeah, this movie's helping me put my little problems into perspective.
    Joel: That's right, my little robot friends, no matter how bad your day is, you can always say "At least I'm not in Arch Oboler's The Bubble."
    Servo: But, we are watching Arch Oboler's The Bubble, and that's pretty bad.
    Joel: Yeah, I guess I'm sorry I tried to cheer us up. This blows.
    Mark: Look, isn't it about time?
    Servo: Uh-oh...
    Mark: That you face reality?
    Joel: Oh, apt thing to say to a new mom.
    Catherine: Reality? What reality?
    Crow: You're soaking in it.
    Catherine: That either I'm in some kind of a nightmare from which I can't want up, or if what you say is true, then... then I'm part of a human zoo.
    Servo: You make it sound so metal.
    Catherine: I'd rather be in that nightmare.
    Joel: This is why you talk about human zoos before you get married.
    Mark: In a zoo? Were we so free before? Was I, the nine to five routine year after year?
    Catherine: But Mark, to live like an animal under the eye of-
    Mark: Since when haven't I been under an eye?
    Catherine: As a child.
    Mark: As a child, hell, first, first there was school, then there was the army, then after the army, the job.
    Crow [as Mark]: Then came army school.
    Mark: When hadn't there been some kind of eye watching over me? Stop tearing yourself apart over a world that doesn't even exist anymore.
    Servo: The end!
    Mark: Be grateful for this one. Well what's the matter with this place?
    Crow [as Catherine]: Dull.
    Mark: The walk? Keeps out meanness and hate.
    Joel: And entertainment.
    Mark: Yeah, even the bomb.
    Crow: Whoa, that's heavy.
    Catherine: They're walking dead!
    Mark: Well, we're not they. We don't eat what they eat. Look, we know what we're doing.
    Servo [as Mark]: We're chill.
    Mark: We can live out our lives here, Cath, and by ourselves in perfect health and perfect security.
    Joel [as Mark]: Thanks to ADT.
    Mark: Well what's wrong with that?
    Catherine: I... I look up there... and I think to myself...
    Crow [as Louis Armstrong]: What a bubbleful world!
    [as Mark walks along the bubble barrier in a daze]
    Servo: This is what I imagine it feels like to work for Amazon.
    Crow: It finally happened. I'm completely out of things to say! It's like riffing on the same movie over and over and over again! I CAN'T TAKE IT! THE BUBBLE IS REAL!!! AHHHHH! [runs out of the theater]
    Servo and Joel: Wonder what he wanted.

### The Christmas Dragon

    Bonsey: God help us, everyone.
    Ardy: Movie in the ho-ho-hole!
    [Gazared and Boomtall approach Ayden's parents]
    Gazared: Taxes.
    Ayden's Mother: Do you steal from every person you collect, or just us?
    Gazared: Are you going to give me the payment, or do you need... persuading?
    Ayden's Father: I'm not giving you anything. I shall deliver my payment to Lord Rothford himself.
    Gazared: I don't think our lord visits many men in the dungeon. Arrest him!
    [thugs draw swords and approach]
    Crow [as a thug]: Alright, certified public accountants, let's crunch some numbers!
    [Ayden's Father punches a thug, starting a brief fight]
    Crow, Servo, and Emily: [singing] Sim-ply ha-ving a wonderful Christmastime!
    Ayden: [comes out of hiding] No!
    Servo [as Ayden]: File an extension!
    Ayden's Father: [stops the fight] Alright! Alright. Enough.
    Emily [as Gazared]: Really? You were winning.
    Ayden's Father: I'll get the money.
    Crow [as Ayden's Father]: We can Airbnb our hut.
    Ayden's Father: Just don't hurt her.
    Gazared: I wouldn't dream of hurting her. Not when I can get such a fair price for another child in the mines. Get them in the wagon! [the struggle resumes]
    Crow, Servo, and Emily: [singing] Sim-ply ha-ving a wonderful Christmastime!
    Crow: So, now I'm totally confused about Christmas.
    GPC 2: Yeah, does this mean Rudolph can breathe fire?
    Servo: And how does the magic crystal figure into the nativity story? Ugh, whoever interpreted the Dead Sea Scrolls really dropped the ball on this one.
    Fin: Where's Garrett?
    Servo [as Ayden]: He decided to leave us and join a family of giraffes with his long neck and all. [sobs]
    [as Rand baits a hook and tosses it in the river]
    Ayden: Good idea, Rand. You see? If we all work together, we can make it.
    Joel [as Ayden]: But not if we keep throwing all our food in the water.
    Hoyt: What do you think you're going to catch?
    Servo: Lyme disease.
    [a river monster rams and topples the boat and its occupants]
    Crow, Servo, and Joel: [singing] Sim-ply ha-ving a wonderful Christmastime!
    Crow: Disney's Jungle Cruise claims another five souls.
    Servo: Drinking age, 21. Life expectancy, 16. So unfair.
    [as Arik beckons for the orphans to keep quiet as they approach a dragon]
    Servo [as Arik/Elmer Fudd]: Be vewy vewy qwuiet. We don't have a permit to film here. Huhuhuh.
    [as Ayden befriends the dragon]
    Servo: It's the look of Spielbergian awe you can only get by staring lovingly at a tennis ball taped to a stick on a Toronto sound stage.
    Ayden: [to the dragon] Stay off that wing.
    Jonah [as the dragon]: [the dragon nods] Alright, mom.
    Ayden: Even though it's healing fast, no flying. You need your rest.
    Crow [as Ayden]: And if DreamWorks lawyers come, we were never here.
    Saerwen: Don't worry...
    Servo [as Saerwen]: I left money for pizza.
    Saerwen: You've created a sacred bond with her. You two will always be able to find one another.
    Jonah: Thanks to social media.
    [Arik approaches them]
    Crow: Third wheel alert.
    Ayden: We're going north. Catch up with us when you can.
    Servo [as the dragon]: I get it. You guys can't afford to put me in the next couple scenes, can you?
    [as Arik and Saerwen kiss]
    Jonah [as Arik]: Come on, let's give these kids something to talk to their therapist about.
    [as the dragon is hooked to Father Christmas' sleigh]
    Emily: Oh man, guys look, they sleighed the dragon.
    Joel: Oh, that's neat.
    Jonah: Oh, come on, Emily...
    [as Father Christmas, the dragon, and the orphans dive at Gazared and her thugs]
    Jonah [as Ayden]: The spirit of the yuletide! Faster, Santa! KILL! KILL!
    [Gazared and the thugs jump into a river]
    Emily [as Father Christmas]: Eat tinsel, bastards!
    Joel [as Father Christmas]: Alright, now let's turn around and finish them off! We'll go after their families, and to all a goodnight!
    Jonah, Emily, and Joel: Ho ho ho!
    Jonah: It feels like we're moving!
    Emily: Well let's make it count boys, let's do the theme song!
    Jonah: Which one? There's like 12.
    Joel: Uh, I only know the lyrics to Mike's.

## Specials
### Turkey Day '92

    Gypsy: You're watching Turkey Day at Comedy Central. You know, cleaning up isn't just a girl's job!

### The Dead Talk Back/Comedy Central Broadcast's Zombie Nightmare Promo

    Gypsy: I've been asked my colleagues Crow. T Robot, Tom Servo, and Mike to let you know that this week on Mystery Science Theater 300 at 7:00 PM at Comedy Central on Saturday, our movie will be "Zombie Nightmare". That's 7 PM on Comedy Central this Saturday.

### MST3K Little Gold Statue Preview Special

    [a clip is shown from Forrest Gump ]
    Forrest's Mother: Life is like a box of chocolates, Forrest! You never know what you're gonna get!
    [cut back to Servo & Crow]
    Servo: [dripping with sarcasm] Oh, "Life is a like box of chocolates"? Well I got a better analogy! "Life is like a crap sandwich! The more bread you got, the less crap you gotta take!" Sheesh!

### MST3K 1st Annual Summer Blockbuster Review

Crow: Mike, stop yellin' and shootin' and killin', you woke me up.

#### The Fifth Element

    Crow: [not understanding] Oh, the fifth element! Maybe it's a movie about boron?
    Tom: Oh I don't know, I only look at that chart periodically! He he!

#### The Lost World: Jurassic Park

    Mike: So what's the story in this movie?
    Crow: Mike, the real story is the signature Steven Spielberg "Scenes of people looking". Let's watch.
    Tom: [Excited] Oh I know I will!
    [Roland Tembo strides through the jungle.]
    Crow: Pete Postlethwaite in shorts? This movie is for the ladies!

### MST3K 2nd Annual Summer Blockbuster Review
#### X-Files: Fight the Future

    [In a field, Scully watches Mulder pull up some sod.]
    Mike: Here, Agent Mulder is on the trail of Sod-Laying Man!
    Mulder: Ground's dry about an inch down. This was laid recently.
    Crow [as Mulder]: …unlike me.
    Kid on Bike: You're not FBI agents!
    Mulder: How do you know?
    Kid on Bike: 'Cause y'all look like door-to-door salesmen.
    Servo [as Mulder]: Yeah, well, you look like Howdy Doody with a headcold.
    Mulder: Was it the same "they" who gave you those bikes?
    Crow: No, It was Bike-Gifting Man.

#### Ever After

    Baroness De Ghent: We mustn't go around feeling sorry for ourselves! No matter how bad things get, they can always get worse!
    Crow: The First Lutheran!
    Baroness De Ghent: Your features are so… masculine.
    Mike [as De Ghent]: You look like Pat Summerall.
    Baroness De Ghent: No wonder you're built for hard labour.
    Crow [as De Ghent]: You'll be giving birth to Paul Prudhomme.
    [Danielle de Barbarac makes a grand entrance to the ball, her face dusted with white greasepaint and sparkles.]
    Mike [as Danielle]: I sneezed in my cocaine.

#### Halloween: H2O

    Crow: Welcome back to the MST3K Blockbuster Review, featuring the summer movies, that, thanks to an amendment tacked onto last year's highway bill, we're all required to see.
    Servo: Um-hmm.
    Mike: Our next one is the Jamie Lee Curtis thriller, Halloween Water, which… I think is about a pumpkin-flavored soft drink or some such thing.

#### The Truman Show

    [Truman is talking to Lauren.]
    Truman: Would you wanna—
    Mike [as Lauren]: No.
    Truman: Maybe possibly—
    Mike [as Lauren]: No!
    Truman: Sometime—
    Mike [as Lauren]: No!
    Truman: Go out for some pizza or something, like… Friday?
    Mike [as Lauren]: Well, oka— no!
    Lauren: Yeah… I can't.
    Truman: Saturday?
    Lauren: I can't.
    Truman: Sunday-Monday-Tuesday?
    [She scrbbles "NOW" on a notepad.]
    Servo [as Lauren]: N-O! Th-the W is silent.

#### Saving Private Ryan

    Corporal Upham: It's just that I've never— I haven't held a weapon since basic training, sir.
    Captain Miller: Did you fire the weapon in basic training?
    Corporal Upham: Yes, sir.
    Mike [as Upham]: But I shot my sergeant.

#### Godzilla (1998)

    Crow: Um, folks? We'd like to show you clips of one of the crappier big movies of the summer, but we'd get sued. Yes, we'd get sued for showing you clips of G[bleep]a. Even saying Go[bleep]la will get the bejeezus sued out of you. So I made my own giant lizard film to offer as my alternative to God[bleep]. Enjoy. Won't us?
    [Poorly made title screen for "Goshzilla" appears followed by what's clearly Crow under a table ramming an iguana doll into cardboard cutout buildings and plastic pedestrians, while making growling noises]
    Crow: There! And it's Matthew Broderick free! Oh, and Mike paid a quarter to see it, so it's already made more of a profit than [bleep]zilla."

### MST3K Academy of Robots Choice Awards Preview Special
#### As Good As It Gets

    [Melvin (Jack Nicholson) introduces Carol (Helen Hunt) to Simon (Greg Kinnear)]
    Melvin: Carol the Waitress, Simon the [audio cuts out]
    Servo: Huh? Why did they blank out "former host of Talk Soup"?

#### Good Will Hunting

    Sean: Because you know what? I can't learn anything from you I can't read in some [audio cuts out]in' book!
    Crow: Oh! I've read some [audio cuts out]in' book!

### Assignment: Venezuela (short)

       NOTE: This short was never aired, but it is available on DVD as part of Volume 7.
    [On title screen]
    Mike: I want Venezuela on my desk by Friday morning!
    [Narrator Jim is being driven through Maracaibo by his coworker, Ray.]
    Narrator: The first thing that surprised me on that ride was th—
    [The film skips while the camera is focused on the same shot, giving the impression they disappeared. Jim, Ray and the car reappear elsewhere as the scene changes.]
    Mike [as Jim]: Was being sucked through a time portal.
    [They pass a building with a huge sign: GRAN VENTA ESPECIAL.]
    Narrator: I almost felt I hadn't left home, when we passed a big Sears-Roebuck store.
    Servo: Ah-heh! 'Cause it's called "Gran Venta" at home, too!
    Narrator: Another familiar site was a used car lot, full of American autos.
    Mike [as Narrator]: I dropped my pants and bent over a car, just to feel at home!
    [Jim and Ray are on a ferry on Lake Maracaibo.]
    Jim: Lake Maracaibo seemed narrow here. But it's actually 60 miles wide at one point, and 120 miles long.
    Servo [as Jim]: I felt like a complete ass mistaking it as narrow.
    Crow [as Jim]: I've taken this opportunity to reassess my views on all inland bodies of water.
    [Soon, Jim and Ray are back on the road.]
    Mike [as Jim]: I wanted nothing more than to throw myself on my hotel bed and cry.
    Narrator: Sure, it's a different country, and I'm a foreigner here. But the Venezuelans have already made me feel welcome. All I have to do now is lick that language problem.
    Crow [as Narrator]: … and Escobar here.
    [Jim is being shown around a prospective house. The wife gives him the tour.]
    Crow [as Wife]: I know I shouldn't complain, but he's never home. He's got another wife and it's called "petroleum!"
    [Jim is shown around his future Quonset-hut home by the present husband and wife occupants.]
    Servo [as Wife]: [in white-trash accent] The water works about an hour a day. I'd boil the hell out of it if I were you.
    Narrator: The idea of this community integration project is to make people independent, instead of having to look to the company for everything.
    Mike [as Narrator]: It's called Venezuelalization.
    Narrator: I've also seen some of the historic spots of Caracas, like Plaza Bolivar, the old Spanish square, with the statue to the Liberator, who led six South American nations to freedom.
    Mike [as Narrator]: I think it was Zorro or something.

## Major cast

* Joel Hodgson — Joel Robinson (1989–1993) (1999) (2022)/Joel Hodgson (1988)
* Josh Weinstein — Tom Servo/Dr. Laurence Erhardt (1988–1989)/Gypsy (1988)
* Trace Beaulieu — Crow T. Robot/Dr. Clayton Forrester (1988–1996, Turkey Day 2014)
* Kevin Murphy — Tom Servo (1990–1999)/Professor Bobo (1997–1999)/Cambot (1988)
* Jim Mallon — Gypsy (1989–1997)
* Frank Conniff — TV's Frank (1990–1995)
* Michael J. Nelson — Mike Nelson (1993–1999)
* Mary Jo Pehl — Pearl Forrester (1994) (1996–1999)/Magic Voice (1992–1994)
* Bill Corbett — Crow T. Robot/Observer (1997–1999)
* Patrick Brantseg — Gypsy (1997–1999)
* Jonah Ray — Jonah Heston (2017–2018)
* Baron Vaughn — Tom Servo (2017–2018)
* Hampton Yount — Crow T. Robot (2017–2018)
* Felicia Day — Kinga Forrester (2017–2018)
* Patton Oswalt — Max, TV’s Son of TV’s Frank (2017–2018)
* Rebecca Hanson – Gypsy/Synthia Forrester (2017–2022)
* Emily Marsh — Emily Connor, (2022)
* Kelsey Ann Brady — Crow T. Robot (2022)

## Guest Stars

* Leonard Maltin - Himself (1998)
* Neil Patrick Harris – Neville Laroy (2017)
* Jerry Seinfeld - Freak Masterstroke (2017)
* Mark Hamill - P.T. Mindslap (2017)

## See also

* Television shows

## External links

* Mystery Science Theater 3000 quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie quotes at the Internet Movie Database
* The Satellite News: The Official MST3K Fan Site
* MST3K: The Discussion Board: Satellite News endorsed and largest MST3K discussion board