The lead Yvette Vickers is the one who was found dead in her Laurel Canyon home. She was also in Attack of the 50 Foot Woman, and was apparently very smart, funny and kind in real life.
At 57:30 you can hear the Kookaburra bird. In the movies this bird appears in every continent on earth but in reality, they only live in Australia. It cracks me up whenever I hear it (in settings outside of Australia).
Yes. The break at 46:00; Am I the _only person_ who noticed Tom's head was a coffee-pot, that the coffee cups were color-coordinated to everyone's main color (jumpsuit in Joel's case) & that the console buttons were too? To be fair, the console buttons always were.
I wonder where the whole coffee thing in mainly older movies and tv shows started, the crazy thing is they serve the coffee and they seldom if ever drink it then they leave.
The break at 46:00; Am I the _only person_ who noticed Tom's head was a coffee-pot, that the coffee cups were color-coordinated to everyone's main color (jumpsuit in Joel's case) & that the console buttons were too? To be fair, the console buttons always were.
thank you. I thought I was going crazy. must be that it was just the puppet they had on set at the time. I think they use it in a sketch later where they give him a human head
Yeah, but at the break at 46:00; Am I the _only person_ who noticed Tom's head was a coffee-pot, that the coffee cups were color-coordinated to everyone's main color (jumpsuit in Joel's case) & that the console buttons were too? To be fair, the console buttons always were.
My last concert before the virus was a free concert by local resident Michael Nesmith & Pato Banton. He moved here (Monterey County) after his mom invented Liquid Paper. He produced Repo Man & wrote Different Drum ( Linda Ronstadt first hit) and was in The Monkees. Cool riff.
'Dave' (the fat husband) was played by Bruno VeSota, who also appeared in the following MST3K movies; The Undead (as Scroop, the Innkeeper), Daddy-O (as Sidney Chillas), and The Wild World of Batwoman (as Setlzer). 'Liz' (the cheating wife) was played by Yvette Vickers. She was also in Attack of the 50 Foot Woman (not as the giantess, though). Her body was found in her home in 2011...apparently, she had been dead for nearly a year, but no one had known.
So what did people think was wrong with her that year? Susan Cabot who was in The Viking Women and the Sea Serpent and the Wasp Woman (two movies) also had a worse than ordinarily bad death.
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Huh... So this is the serials tom paris was recreating in the holodeck...
The boys did a little bodywork in the old General Lee. LoL
holy smokes i dont think i ever saw that clown bit before, that was wild 🤣 new favorite mst3k bit next to Joey the Lemur
The lead Yvette Vickers is the one who was found dead in her Laurel Canyon home. She was also in Attack of the 50 Foot Woman, and was apparently very smart, funny and kind in real life.
At 57:30 you can hear the Kookaburra bird. In the movies this bird appears in every continent on earth but in reality, they only live in Australia. It cracks me up whenever I hear it (in settings outside of Australia).
They're good for setting a certain mood. Kind of like loons. Those suckers get around too.
It's the Wilhelm Scream of Jungle movies.
@@KesselRunner606 Yes! It is.
"You want a Salted Nutroll?" 😂
“Your hat’s very creative today, Kyle.”
25:51 looks like an old mercury rectifier.
8:32 🐐 "I AM THE GOD OF HELLFIRE"
24:03 …. please tell me someone else saw him make it to second base? 😂
1:09:52 How accommodating of them to all die at the same time! They all literally die at the exact same moment.
On further review those were Italian frogmen who never stopped fighting WWII
Is there a wisp of sense to Crash Corrigan?
27:29 🚬🥃 Tom Servo predicts the future. 😯
Did servo just say the c word? 10:11 😆
Clowns. Are. Raining down. Hear the *scream* of the *grease*-paint! *Daaynger!* Clown puddles.
Captain Proton.
Cro in the thar 'Cleetus teeth' was hilarious
The sheriff's name should've been Steele Squarejaw.
I can't figure whether Tom's human hands are cute or terrifying.
1:26:42 -1:27:22 -- Man, that chick is taking every opportunity to touch up old Chunk Rockchest.
hahahahahahaha-- 10:12 - Did Tom say "And now back to men with little cunts"?
Did anyone else notice that they used the exact same music as Night of the Blood Beast?
correct 😂
anyone else notice that servo has human hands in this episode
Yes. The break at 46:00; Am I the _only person_ who noticed Tom's head was a coffee-pot, that the coffee cups were color-coordinated to everyone's main color (jumpsuit in Joel's case) & that the console buttons were too? To be fair, the console buttons always were.
@@choosecarefully408 -- That color coordination is -- in.... sane... funny.
@@DunmoresMovieMania in....sane....in.....the......mem......brane....ha.....ha.....................................ha.
@@choosecarefully408 I love the stuff that ends up in Tom's head. But no brains. That would seem a natural.
Electric foot ball game? Lol those things were terrible
Sherko football wasn't bad. I also had - have - Vince Lombardi football.
"Over there in them reeds..." "...is where my Daddy met my Pappy."
Somewhere in that trashy monster movie "Attack Of The Giant Leeches" there's a moral to the story...or maybe that's the Thorazine talking. 🥴
Love the Joe Pesci Goodfellas reference about the butcher knife!
I wonder where the whole coffee thing in mainly older movies and tv shows started, the crazy thing is they serve the coffee and they seldom if ever drink it then they leave.
The break at 46:00; Am I the _only person_ who noticed Tom's head was a coffee-pot, that the coffee cups were color-coordinated to everyone's main color (jumpsuit in Joel's case) & that the console buttons were too? To be fair, the console buttons always were.
Why don't these say the name of the movie.. as if anyone is goin "ohh, yeah!! E6s2aX52z is a GREAT episode!!!"
Ah, flesh-coloured hands for Servo.
thank you. I thought I was going crazy. must be that it was just the puppet they had on set at the time. I think they use it in a sketch later where they give him a human head
Yeah, but at the break at 46:00; Am I the _only person_ who noticed Tom's head was a coffee-pot, that the coffee cups were color-coordinated to everyone's main color (jumpsuit in Joel's case) & that the console buttons were too? To be fair, the console buttons always were.
My last concert before the virus was a free concert by local resident Michael Nesmith & Pato Banton. He moved here (Monterey County) after his mom invented Liquid Paper. He produced Repo Man & wrote Different Drum ( Linda Ronstadt first hit) and was in The Monkees. Cool riff.
That sounds like a beautiful fever dream. Also Mike Nesmith is one of my faves so I'm jelly.
I still use "get on your orange and yellow knees and kiss my clown feet that I haven't killed you." to this day.
Notice how his girlfriend keeps calling him "stubborn", while her Dad is the one who refuses to give up on his dynamite plan.
Crash Corrigan is an example of "In Shape Out Of Shape Guys" like on Family Guy.
That was the fashion of musclemen back then. They always looked like they were holding in their guts. Crash Corrigan was the Hugh Jackman of his time.
@@DunmoresMovieMania Really?
That fat husband from the movie is the bad guy from Daddy-O.
Bruno Vesota
@@DunmoresMovieMania and almost Victor Buono.
'Dave' (the fat husband) was played by Bruno VeSota, who also appeared in the following MST3K movies; The Undead (as Scroop, the Innkeeper), Daddy-O (as Sidney Chillas), and The Wild World of Batwoman (as Setlzer). 'Liz' (the cheating wife) was played by Yvette Vickers. She was also in Attack of the 50 Foot Woman (not as the giantess, though). Her body was found in her home in 2011...apparently, she had been dead for nearly a year, but no one had known.
Huh. Kinda sad. But she definitely had a colorful life.
So what did people think was wrong with her that year? Susan Cabot who was in The Viking Women and the Sea Serpent and the Wasp Woman (two movies) also had a worse than ordinarily bad death.
He was also in Gunslinger as Zebelon Tabb.
A regular of Gorman...
*Corman