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Apparently the team missed the crisis management workshop.
- Mary Jo


Doomsday Machine is the second release from Cinematic Titanic, released on DVD on June 19, 2008.

Movie[]

Main article: Doomsday Machine (film)

A spaceship crew becomes the last survivors of the human race after a cataclysm on Earth.

Episode[]

Prologue: An administrator expresses his gratitude to the crew for their helping to fix the electron scaffold. The admins also offer the use of new robots (which resemble robots from other sci-fi properties) but the crew declines. Frank becomes enthusiastic at the mention of Bobby Van.

Segment One: Trace would like to say something to the group, but Joel repeatedly interrupts him on a megaphone with a countdown until the movie resumes.

Segment Two: Mary Jo insists that the group determine who would die if some hypothetical disaster occurred and there were only enough resources to support three of them.

Obscure References[]

  • "Lori Scott Scott Miller, starring in Glengarry Glenn Ross."
This is a play on words reference to the play Glengarry Glenn Ross by David Mamet.
  • "Stop...Hammon Time!"
This is a reference to MC Hammer's song "U Can't Touch This".
  • "A gumball machine head on a robot? I'm sorry, that is lame."
A reference to Tom Servo whom Josh voiced and operated during Season 0 (KTMA) and Season 1 of Mystery Science Theater 3000.
  • "I'll take things a rapist might say for 400."
This is a reference to a couple of TV game shows- Pyramid (in which contestants would be given clues to guess a category which was often along the lines of "Things a X might say") and Jeopardy! (in which contestants would choose a dollar amount for their clues, with higher amounts indicating greater difficulty).

Behind-the-Scenes[]

Cast[]

Additional Cast[]

  • John Lovick
  • Michael Rayner
  • Sean Spillane
  • Montgomery Buckles

Production[]

Video Release[]

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  • A DVD was released in 2008. It is no longer in production but is available second-hand through several online venues.
  • A Boxed Set with all Cinematic Titanic recorded presentations was released by Shout! Factory in 2017.
  • It can be streamed for free at shoutfactorytv.com and tubitv.com

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