A guy blames his facial disfigurement on his former college classmates and seeks revenge.
Beginning of the episode
Opening Host Segment
Start of 'Chicken of Tomorrow' Short
A reference to an often parodied ad campaign by Partnership for a Drug-Free America.
A reference to the TV series Mork & Mindy in which Robin Williams played Mork, an alien who travelled to Earth in an egg.
Vaudeville, radio, television and film staple Milton Berle was rumored to be, ummm, very well endowed.
A reference to the 1973 Charleton Heston sci-fi film 'Soylent Green'
Start of First Host Segment
Start of 'The Brute Man'
A reference to the Cat Stevens song "Moonshadow."
A reference to the short-lived Australian soft drink Rondo.
Mummenschanz is a unique Swiss pantomime troupe who perform a surreal mask and prop oriented style. The group became popular with its play with bizarre masks and forms, with light and shadow, and with their subtle choreography.
The Brute Man bears a passing resemblance to tennis great Pete Sampras.
Cushman is a manufacturer of industrial vehicles, personal vehicles, and other custom vehicles, including parking patrol 3 wheelers.
Another reference to the Rondo soft drink commercials.
The song being played on the piano sounds an awful lot like "My Way" by Frank Sinatra, the song that Servo is singing.
Bella Abzug was a well-known American political figure and a leader of the women's movement who often wore a trademark wide-brimmed hat.
Van Cliburn is a famous American pianist.
A reference to a skit from the beloved children's public television show The Electric Company.
A reference to singer Jerry Lee Lewis' collected mishaps with firearms.
A reference to the Elvis Costello song "Stranger in the House."
Il trovatore is an Italian opera. I'm not sure what the link is here.
A reference to the Louis Armstrong song "Hello, Dolly."