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(David comes home to find his TV is on and his living room is a mess; the sounds of a Looney Tunes cartoon blare from the TV)

"Oh, that's right, I rented the spare room to Elmer Fudd."

- Mike (as David)


The Movie[]

Main article: Kitten with a Whip (film)

An ambitious politician find himself embroiled in the life of a troubled young woman with a taste for thrills.

The Episode[]

Host Segments[]

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Dr. F

Prologue: Mike and Tom prepare Crow for a dangerous mission through the Umbilicus by greasing him up.

Segment One: Crow is sent down the Umbilicus into Deep 13 to try and find the "bring down the Satellite of Love" button. It ends abruptly in failure when he runs into Dr. F, who promptly has Frank put a giant moustrap baited with a Nutrageous at the entrance to the Umbiliport.

Kittenwhipo

Kitten with a Whip (played by Kevin Murphy) visits

Segment Two: Because Richard Anderson (who played Oscar Goldman on the TV series The Six Million Dollar Man) is in the movie, Mike gives Crow and Tom bionic sound effects. It doesn't take long to enthrall the Bots and annoy Mike.

Segment Three: As Crow discovers one of his bionic noises isn't quite gone yet, a kitten with a whip visits on the Hexfield. Whatever message he has doesn't get out due to his feline tendencies.

Segment Four: The SOL crosses the equator, so Mike hazes himself before the Bots can by dressing in drag, piercing his nose, and drinking witch hazel. The Bots hadn’t planned to haze him.

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Mike hazes himself

Segment Five: Mike and the Bots have a Mexican festival on the SOL with a Dr. F piñata. It's full of letters. They read one, but Mike thinks it's too cute to be real and beats it with his piñata stick. Back in Deep 13, Dr. F has a Frank piñata made of Frank.

Stinger: "I’ll be a celebrity! And so will you!"

MST3K cast[]

Regular cast

Guest cast

Trivia[]

Callbacks[]

Obscure References[]

  • "Put a NutRageous in this..."
NutRageous was a candy bar marketed by the Hershey company during the 1990s.
  • "Anatomy of a Murder!"
Anatomy of a Murder is a 1959 film whose cast includes Jimmy Stewart and George C. Scott.
  • "I thought it was Ann-Margrock."
Reference to Ann-Margret's guest appearance on The Flintstones.
  • "Russ Meyer's Goldilocks!"
Russ Meyer was a film director who rose to prominence during the 1960s and '70s. He was notorious for casting women with large breasts in his movies.
  • "We can rebuild you, John. You'll be faster, stronger..."
A parody of the opening narration from The Six Million Dollar Man.
  • "Has Lieutenant Woodman come in yet?" "He's with Mr. Kotter, sir."
A reference to Mr. Woodman, the principal from the TV sitcom Welcome Back, Kotter.
  • "Then Barney stumbled into my room..." "Baby Bop, too!"
Baby Bop is a character from the children's television series Barney & Friends.
  • "I'm gonna turn you into Shields and Yarnell!"
Shields and Yarnell were a mime duo who had their own variety TV show during the 1970s.
  • "She looked a little like..." "...Dee Snider."
Dee Snider is the lead singer of the heavy metal band Twisted Sister. He often appeared in a frizzy blond wig and garish make-up.
  • "Carl Stalling's in his house!"
Carl Stalling was a music composer best-known for scoring Looney Tunes cartoons.
  • "There's a rabbit boiling on the stove for you!"
A reference to a scene in the film Fatal Attraction in which a scorned woman kills the family pet of the married man who had jilted her.
  • "You need Joel Hyatt!"
A reference to lawyer Joel Hyatt's commercials for his legal-services company.
  • "The Young Gladys Kravitz Chronicles!"
A reference to the 1990s TV series The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles, and to Gladys Kravitz, the nosy neighbor from Bewitched.
  • "Nurse Ratched!"
Nurse Ratched was the officious nurse in the mental health facility from the film One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
  • "You guys are about as intimidating as Chad and Jeremy!"
Chad and Jeremy were a British folk-rock duo in the mid-1960s.
  • "Oh no, Edith Prickley's nude!"
Edith Prickley is a frumpy middle-aged woman character from the TV sketch comedy series SCTV.
  • "Is she rolfing herself?"
Rolfing is a type of massage promoted as "alternative medicine".
  • "We must pray to Vaal!"
The actor saying this resembles the members of primitive culture seen in the Star Trek: The Original Series episode "The Apple" who worshiped the deity Vaal.
  • "Payne Stewart, Holy Man!"
Payne Stewart was a professional golfer who died in a plane crash in 1999.
  • "Will Durant, J.D."
Will Durant was an American philosopher and historian. "J.D." stands for "juris doctor" or "doctor of law".

Video releases[]

KittenwithWhipDVD

MST3K DVD Cover


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