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Beginning of the episode
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- Servo, as Tommy, whose cat is meowing
- Puma? Puma!
A reference to the opening scene of the movie "Ring of
Terror", featured in MST3K episode 206.
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- Joel, as the camera zooms in on a cave
- Hey, looks like Yoda's home.
- Servo, as Yoda
- Luke? Use the Force, Luke.
In the 'Star Wars' movies "The Empire Strikes Back" and
"Return of the Jedi", the Jedi master Yoda (voiced by Frank
Oz) lives on the swampy planet of Dagobah and trains Luke Skywalker to
be a skilled Jedi.
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- Crow
- Morning comes to cheap white trash.
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- Joel, during shot of two deer
- Bambi, humans are basically good.
- Servo, when the scene cuts to the two hunters
- Oop, check that.
In the animated Disney movie Bambi (1942), Bambi's mother is shot and
killed by a hunter.
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00:23:01
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- Control booth guy, after song
- Well?
- Rick, making an "okay" sign
- It stinks!
- All
- WAH-WAH-WAAAAAAAH!
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00:25:11
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First host segment
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- Joel and bots mocking music scene
- With a pickle mind we kick the nipple beer, steady as you go, we're
flying over trout, ghetto down the highway at the speed of light, all I
want to feel now is the wind in my eyes, sack of monkeys in my pocket,
my sister's ready to go, hear the engines roll now, idiot control now,
hideous control now, ninny on the road now, mini in control, wheels on
fire, burning rubber tires, blurry jelly rolls now, hiddy lets it go
now, niddy engines bow down, pittying a poor boy, hear the engines
roll, bees on pie, burning rubber tires.
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- Dr. Forrester, after Joel and the robots have finished singing
- Oh, great. Pretty good. What do you think?
- Joel, making an "okay" sign
- It stinks!
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- Servo
- Uncle Bill?
- Crow
- Jody?
- Joel
- Buffy?
- Servo
- Mr. French?
- Joel
- Mrs. Beasley?
- Servo
- Chief?
- Crow
- McCloud!
The first five names refer to the sitcom "Family Affair"
(1966-1971). "Chief" and "McCloud" refer to the
series "McCloud" (1970-1977), which is about a country
officer who joins the New York City police force.
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00:32:20
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- Servo
- Beastmaster?
- Crow
- Ringo?
- Joel
- Axl?
- Crow
- Sinéad?
- Servo
- Chief?
- Crow
- McCloud!
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- Servo, as weird, twittering electronic sounds are heard
- Syntho-birds.
- Crow
- It's a Casio forest.
- Joel
- They parked next to a data stream.
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00:35:50
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- Crow
- Dad?
- Servo
- Mummy?
- Crow
- Mr. Drysdale?
- Joel
- Mr. Eddie's father?
- Crow
- Mr. Douglas?
- Servo
- Mr. Haney?
- Crow
- Lisa!
- Servo
- Chief?
- Crow
- McCloud!
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- Girl
- Laura! Rick!
- Servo
- Bosley?
- Joel
- Angels?
- Servo
- Chief?
- Crow
- McCloud!
- Servo
- Daddy?
- Joel
- Leviathan?
- Servo
- Laverne?
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- Hello!
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- Mom
- Tommy?
- Crow, as Tommy, who is wrapping the egg up in a blanket and hiding it
- Just tending the incubus, mother.
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- Servo, as mom, who tucks Tommy into bed
- And remember, no wire hangers.
In one scene from the 1981 film "Mommie Dearest" (based on
the memoir by Christina Crawford), actress Joan Crawford (played by
Faye Dunaway) yells at her young adopted children, "No wire
hangers, EVER!"
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- Servo
- Good night, mother.
- Joel
- Good night, John-Boy.
- Servo
- Good night, Hardcastle.
- Joel
- Good night, McCormick.
- Servo
- Good night, Chief.
- Crow
- Good night, McCloud!
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- Tommy
- You're hungry again, aren't you? There's no need to worry, Trumpy. You
like that name, don't you, Trumpy?
- Crow, as Trumpy
- I prefer "Milky Bear".
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- Tommy
- If you keep drinking milk like that, you're going to grow really big
and strong. Then we can play together. Do you know what playing is,
Trumpy?
- Crow, as Trumpy
- Yes, it's where I break you in half.
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- Tommy
- *gasps* Oh boy, how you've grown!
- Joel
- Yeah, during a cutaway, anything's possible!
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- Servo, when Tommy's "Simon" game begins making quirky sounds
- Oh, it's kooky!
- Tommy
- Gee!
- Joel, as Tommy
- Trumpy, you can do stupid things!
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- Joel
- Isn't this Gary Numan and the Tubeway Army?
- Servo
- Yup.
- All, singing
- ...In cars! ...In cars!
- Joel
- ...In cars!
- Servo
- In trucks.
Gary Numan's biggest hit in the US was the song 'Cars'.
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00:59:53
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- Tommy
- You can do magic things!
- Crow, as Trumpy
- It's called evil, kid.
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- Servo, referring to the glowy-eyed Trumpy
- He's got his high beams on.
- Joel
- He's got Bette Davis eyes.
- Crow
- Orphan Annie eyes.
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- Servo, as Trumpy makes Tommy's chair levitate and fall down
- Oh, it's supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, woo-hoo-hoo-hoo!
- Crow
- I love this! It's so spontaneous!
The chair rising to the ceiling is reminiscent of the scene in 'Mary
Poppins' where Uncle Albert flies in his chair when he laughs.
"Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" is a famous song from
Mary Poppins.
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- Crow, as Trumpy levitates stuff in stop-motion animation
- It's a Peter Gabriel video!
- Servo
- Yeah, somebody hit that kid in the head with a *sings* sledgehammer!
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