– It’s one of those things where it probably happened for real in the writers’ room and they said “Just throw it in!”. The Maytag Repairman is the center of a long-running advertising campaign for Maytag appliances. Turkey Day(s) Segment One (Invention Exchange): The Mads have the sillies because of their ridiculous invention, the William Conrad Fridge Alert. An alien takes over a professor's mansion-basement laboratory, and makes android clones to infiltrate the government. Joel takes Tom away for a time-out and the duplicate Toms suddenly turn on a defenseless Crow. For some reason whenever I consult Tarot cards about when to get high it turns out I already am. Prologue: The Bots make suggestions to Joel about ways they could be improved. Check out some of the IMDb editors' favorites movies and shows to round out your Watchlist. The androids are revealed to have a design defect. Unsafe at Any Speed is a 1965 book written by Ralph Nader documenting automotive companies' reluctance to research or incorporate basic safety features and certain fatal design flaws in a number of popular specific car models. Richard Kiel Hugh Beaumont George Nader Barbara Nichols Dolores Faith Welcome to the most complete list of free online streaming Mystery Science Theater 3000 videos. I'm only slightly disappointed that she didn't get cast as a paraplegic in a film called, , or maybe a clubfoot named Tansy in the film adaptation of the Broadway musical, Man this film is boring. Natural (it's also the exact line spoken by Yoda to Luke Skywalker in The Empire Strikes Back about Luke's father before Luke discovers his father was Darth Vader). (26 Dec 1992). Also, anyone who likes Coleman Francis cannot logically claim other episodes are not that funny because ‘people are just standing around talking’. How can you be a MSTIE and not LOVE the fridge alert laugh-fest as one of the best skits ever? Invention exchange: The Mads have the a case of the sillies, Joel demonstrates the beanie chopper, the Mads have invented the William Conrad fridge alert The Origin of Multiple Servos. They could have been wrong, but that was my impression. A reference to the Andrews Sisters, a popular vocal jazz trio in the 30's and 40's, their most famous song was "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy". No, no, Smoothie (#45), I must insist that BOTH of Mike’s appearances as Beaumont are wonderful! I think the reason this one isn’t getting as much love is because of the same reason it doesn’t have 100 comments yet, no official release! Kevin Murphy, A government physicist, Dr. Munson (Walter Abel), who is actually an android, walks into a secure government facility to steal transistors for use as android components. and the time 4:20 is a big deal for pot heads. speaking of boring movies where nothing happens, Mesa of the Lost Women is up next from Rifftrax. They have Hummel Heads!” LOL *snif*. I’m not sure they managed to sell that burger to anyone. A check at IMDB reveals that stock music was used in both movies. An alien takes over a professor's mansion-basement laboratory, and makes android clones to infiltrate the government. • Trace built that SOL model shown in segment one; it spent a lot of time sitting in a corner of the studio. Unbeknownst him, the parts that he used could have stopped the movie that he was watching at anytime, but now the ability to start and stop the movies are lost, forcing him to watch the movies at the time they are sent by the to evil scientists. • Cast and crew roundup: Producer/director Hugo Grimaldi was the producer of “First Spaceship on Venus” and the editor of “Hercules and the Captive Women” and “The Phantom Planet.” Producer/screenwriter Arthur C. Pierce had the same titles for “Women of the Prehistoric Planet.” Cinematographer Monroe Askins also worked on “Viking Women and the Sea Serpent.” Editor Donald Wolfe also worked in “The Phantom Planet.” Special effects guy Roger George also worked on “The Amazing Transparent Man.” Makeup guy Bob Mark also worked on “Radar Men from the Moon.” Art director Paul Sylos also worked on “Women of the Prehistoric Planet.” Satellite News is not financially supported by Best Brains or any other entity. 420-The Human Duplicators Film Year: 1965 Genre: Science Fiction Director: Hugo Grimaldi Starring: Richard Kiel, Hugh Beaumont, George Nader, Delores Faith, George Macready, Barbara Nichols, Richard Arlen MST Season: 4. I liked that show too for most of its run and am just curious if there was any connection. Made me a fan forever. | The riff that really stayed with me at the time was when the lady walks into a room, a guy points a gun at her, she runs, and they riff “Wait darling, I was only kidding!”. I keep expecting her to break into “Take Back Your Mink” any minute. February 4, 1994February 7, 1994 In 1965, an alien being (Richard Kiel) travels to Earth to carry out his leaders' "Galaxy Domination Program". After failing to make an army of evil Hummel figurines and going against his programming by falling in love with Lisa, Kolos leaves Earth and returns to his own planet where he plans to have himself destroyed for being such a sap. • Then-current reference: “Oh did you see Madonna’s book?” A reference to the singer’s once-scandalous nudie book “Sex.” Another good episode, but again, I find myself paying more attention to the movie than to the riffing, it usually happens when I’m watchnig a Joel episode. (By the way, a lot of commenters disagreed with me the last time around, so I may be completely offbase on this one.) | Martin links "android" with Dornheimer, whose house is near the site where Munson's body was discovered. RE: The Simpsons – I wouldn’t be surprised if it was a reference to MST3K – Al Jean, Mike Reiss (season 3 & 4 showrunners, creators of The Critic), Bill Oakley & Josh Weinstein (season 6 – 8 showrunners, creators of Mission Hill, Futurama producers) have referenced MST3K several times in The Simpsons DVD commentaries. 423 - Bride of the Monster + Hired! Tom Bodett was the spokesman for the Motel 6 motel chain. Sampo’s Theorem, indeed; I like this one. Directed by Kevin Murphy. The riffing is very strong, but the movie is a little on the meh side at times. The Human Duplicators 5 stars all the way, this continues the season 4 run of greatness and is one of my all time favorite episodes. Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? At least they didn’t have the Ad Council spot about mental illness with the wormy guy shaving his surly pal’s back (which one *isn’t* supposed to be mentally ill? But a top agent is on the case. He impersonates a magazine reporter and interviews the cyberneticist at his home. As pointed out in the title theme song, the plot of the series is not to be taking too seriously, so don't get stuck on obviously scientific inaccuracies and just enjoy the show. I think it’s a fun episode and I really liked it. I’ll have to contemplate that for awhile, puff, puff. First shown: 12/26/92 Opening: The bots have suggestions for ways they could be improved. 4/20 is also a special day for Nazis since it’s Hitler’s birthday. (Had he spun such a coin as we see in the movie, the weight distribution would have almost guaranteed it would fall heads down.). But a top agent is on the case. Took several viewings to grow on me. Thanks to this film - which was every bit as genre changing as 2001: A Space Odyssey (in that it wasn't, ), Rich got cast in this cheesy installment in the clone wars saga, alongside his, Check out Dolores.
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