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Beginning of the episode
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00:01:29
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Opening Host Segment
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- Servo
- Is it fueled by imagination?
(Not quite) the tagline for 'Radio Flyer' (1992)
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- Crow
- Should we be afraid, be very afraid?
Tagline for the movie 'The Fly' (1986)
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- Crow
- Is it a sassy, brassy, musical humdinger?
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- Servo
- Is it a new high in adventure, when they go thrill deep in danger?
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- Joel
- It is not the most exciting undersea odyssey ever filmed and it is not
100% pure adrenaline.
First is (not quite) the tagline to 'The Neptune Factor' (1973). Second
is tagline to 'Point Break' (1991)
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- Crow
- Aha, then it's a bikini clad romp through summer's fun
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- Servo
- Is it a shocking exposé of souls in bondage, maybe?
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- Crow
- Is it not only is nose that grows?
Tagline for 'The Erotic Adventures of Pinocchio' (1971)
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- Servo
- Is it personal this time?
(Not quite) the tagline for 'Jaws: The Revenge' (1987)
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- Servo
- Do we watch Dudley Moore juggle two women in a battle to save his
sanity?
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- TV's Frank
- Well Joel, as the brilliant essayist and secret bigot, H.L. Mencken
once said, No one ever went broke underestimating the... rumors of my
death have been greatly exaggerated. Or something like that. The point
is...
H.L. Mencken was a journalist and social critic. The first part of the
quote is by Mencken but the bit about death is actually by Mark Twain.
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Movie Segment 1
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- Crow
- Number 9, Number 9. We are standing still.
From the Beatles song 'Revolution 9'
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- Crow
- Oh, it's the Shroud of Turin
The Shroud of Turin is a controversial artifact, believed by some to be
the burial shroud of Jesus Christ, but which carbon dating has shown to
be much too young.
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- Servo
- Tom Kennedy! By the end of this decade, you will host a game show
Tom Kennedy was a gameshow host. The voice is an imitation of US
President John F Kennedy, and his pledge to land a man on the moon.
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- Joel
- I'm ok, you're ok
Title of famous self-help book by Thomas Harris
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- Servo
- Thong?
MST3K 0301 - Cave Dwellers
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- Joel
- Indy, throw me the whip!
- Servo? whispering
- Throw me the idol
Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)
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- Servo
- You are about to enter the field of forensic medicine
Reference to opening sequence of TV drama 'Quincy'
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- Servo, singing
- Operation!
- Joel
- From Tutankhamun
Reference to the tv adverts for the childrens' game 'Operation' (1965)
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- Servo, over silent shot of coffin
- Ladies and gentlemen, Jam Productions is proud to present the Black
Moses of Soul!
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- Servo
- Trumpy, you can do magic things!
From MST3K 0303 - Pod People
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- Crow, as Ben Murphy puts his hands to his eyes
- Oedipus, no!
In the Oedipus trilogy by Sophocles, Oedipus kills a man who turns out
to have been his own father. When he discovers this, he gouges his eyes
out.
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- Servo
- Out, vile jelly!
King Lear, Act III, Scene VII: Cornwall tears out Gloucester's eyes,
and cries 'Out, vile jelly! / Where is thy lustre now?'
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First Host Segment
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Movie Segment 2
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- Crow
- And get me two hardboiled eggs
- Servo honks
- Crow
- Make that three hardboiled eggs
Classic Marx Brothers Groucho/Harpo routine, for example from the
stateroom scene from 'A Night At The Opera' (1935)
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- Joel
- Bad movie? You're soaking in it!
A reference to the old Palmolive dishwashing liquid commercials
starring Madge the Manicurist (1966-1992).
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- Joel, as college student on dinner date
- So, tell me seriously, what do you think of 'Critique of Pure Reason,'
dollface?
Book written by the philosopher Immanuel Kant in 1781. The book itself
is very long and hard to read due to complex termonology. Considered
"classic literature," it is common fodder for undergraduate
philosophy courses.
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- Joel, as the jewel glows
- Mork calling Orson, Mork calling Orson
Reference to tv show 'Mork and Mindy'
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- Crow
- Jim Henson's "Baby Babies"!
"Jim Henson's Muppet Babies" was a children's cartoon series
featuring baby versions of Jim Henson's Muppet characters, including
Kermit, Miss Piggy, Fozzie Bear, and several others. It ran from 1984
to 1991.
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- Crow
- Be scared. Be very a-scared.
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Second Host Segment
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Movie Segment 3
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- Servo, seeing two guards with flashlights
- It's a CBS Mystery Movie
- Joel
- There wasn't a CBS Mystery Movie
- Servo
- I know, but you won't let us say NBC Mystery Movie
In MST3K 0404 - Teenagers from Outer Space, Joel uses aversion therapy
to stop the bots making endless NBC Mystery Movie references whenever
they see someone with a flashlight
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- Joel
- Here at DeVry, you can work on computers from 1978!
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- Man
- Look Doug, the bottom line is this ... whatever it is
- Servo, sings
- I'm against it!
From a song in the Marx Brothers 'Horse Feathers' (1932)
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Third Host Segment
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Movie Segment 4
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- Crow, as Nerd
- Can I go back to my game, I was up to the third level of Metroid!
Metroid was a game for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) released
in 1986. It lead to a successful franchise of games.
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Ending host segment
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Stinger
