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| aka =Il Raggio Infernale;<br>Death Ray;<br>Nest of Spies |
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− | | followed_by =621 - [[The Beast of Yucca Flats]] |
+ | | followed_by =621 - [[MST3K 621 - The Beast of Yucca Flats|The Beast of Yucca Flats]] |
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+ | {{Quote|"Bart Fargo. Bartfargobartfargobartfargobartfargo... Heh, that's hard!"|Crow}} |
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==The Movie== |
==The Movie== |
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− | A gang of European terrorists infiltrates a secret NATO meeting where they steal a Death Ray that was constructed for “peaceful purposes.” They also kidnap the Death Ray’s inventor. Superspy Bart Fargo is assigned to rescue the inventor and prevent the terrorists from using the ray. Bart wanders around several vaguely European cities, sleeps with and promptly dumps several women in true secret-agent style, and manages (more from luck than skill) to thwart the villains. Bop-ba-dop-ba-da-dow! |
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+ | [[File:Danger!DeathRay.jpg|thumb|238x238px|'''''Danger!! Death Ray''''']] |
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+ | Scientist Jean Karl Michael invents a death ray which, according to him, is for peaceful purposes. He arranges to demonstrate the ray to a group of European NATO representatives. As he is demonstrating it, a group of enemy agents disguised as NATO officials steals the death ray, kidnap the scientist, and escape by car under the cover of night. Following a pursuit and gun battle, they escape by helicopter which lands on a submarine and is discarded as the submarine submerges. About to go on vacation, Agent Bart Fargo is given the assignment, by his boss, of retrieving the death ray and saving the scientist. He travels to Madrid on a lead to find an evil organization that may be behind this. Rooting out a nest of spies in an ever-enclosing trail, Bart Fargo meets a lady when he hides in her house from the opposition and befriends an enemy agent who later helps him to stop the evil organization. |
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===Information=== |
===Information=== |
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+ | * Its original Italian title was '''''Il Raggio infernale''''', which translates as "The Infernal Beam", and it was also released in English as '''''Nest of Spies''''' and '''''Death Ray'''''. |
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+ | * '''Cast and crew round up''': Set designer Arrigo Equini, who was a scene designer for ''[[Secret Agent Super Dragon]]'' is the only person on this movie who worked on another MST3K movie. |
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− | A big problem with this movie --- besides the standard cheese one expects from a [http://mst3k.wikia.com/wiki/Diabolik_(episode) mid-sixties] [http://mst3k.wikia.com/wiki/Agent_for_H.A.R.M. low-budget] [http://mst3k.wikia.com/wiki/Operation_Double_007 spy flick] --- is the utter and complete lack of suspense. It's like the hero's life is a video game he's playing, only he has all the cheat codes and is playing in god-mode. Every possible conflict or risk is defused so quickly and easily that you stop even pretending to care. He is never, ever in any danger, so why pretend that anything he does actually matters? |
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==The Episode== |
==The Episode== |
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===Host Segments=== |
===Host Segments=== |
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+ | [[File:Dangerdeathray.PNG|thumb|253x253px|'''Torgo visits Deep 13''']] |
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'''Prologue:''' [[Crow T. Robot|Crow]] gets contact lenses but they're quite uncomfortable. |
'''Prologue:''' [[Crow T. Robot|Crow]] gets contact lenses but they're quite uncomfortable. |
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− | '''Segment One:''' Despite the fact that he has no feet, [[Tom Servo|Servo]] has signed a contract to endorse sneakers. In [[Deep 13]], [[TV's Frank|Frank]] is his agent. |
+ | '''Segment One:''' Despite the fact that he has no feet, [[Tom Servo|Servo]] has signed a contract to endorse sneakers. In [[Deep 13]], [[TV's Frank|Frank]] is his agent. He refuses to represent Crow, but secures a lucrative deal for Mike and has a brief meeting with [[Torgo]] before being shut down by [[Dr. Clayton Forrester|Dr. Forrester]]. |
'''Segment Two:''' Servo builds a death ray for peaceful purposes, but can't resist using it on Crow. |
'''Segment Two:''' Servo builds a death ray for peaceful purposes, but can't resist using it on Crow. |
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− | '''Segment Three:''' "[[wikipedia: This is Your Life|This is your life]], [[Mike Nelson]]!" |
+ | '''Segment Three:''' "[[wikipedia: This is Your Life|This is your life]], [[Mike Nelson]]!"[[File:Dangertomdeathray.jpg|thumb|235x235px|'''Tom's death ray''']] |
− | '''Segment Four:''' Crow's |
+ | '''Segment Four:''' Crow's line of Italian sunglasses for men seem a bit woman-y. |
− | '''Segment Five:''' [[Cambot]] gets emotional, Frank gives |
+ | '''Segment Five:''' [[Cambot]] gets emotional, Frank gives Dr. F a glamour shot.[[File:Cambotcries.PNG|thumb|232x232px|'''Cambot cries''']] |
− | '''Stinger:''' Standing in a third-floor hotel room, Bart Fargo tosses his watch out the window. Then, at ground level, |
+ | '''Stinger:''' Standing in a third-floor hotel room, Bart Fargo tosses his watch out the window. Then, at ground level, a man’s hand can clearly be seen dropping a watch into a swimming pool. |
+ | ===MST3K cast=== |
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+ | Regular cast |
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+ | *[[Michael J. Nelson]] - [[Mike Nelson]] |
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+ | *[[Trace Beaulieu]] - [[Crow T. Robot]] / [[Dr. Clayton Forrester]] |
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+ | *[[Kevin Murphy]] - [[Tom Servo]] |
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+ | *[[Frank Conniff]] - [[TV's Frank]] |
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+ | *[[Jim Mallon]] - [[Gypsy]] (credit only) |
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+ | Guest cast |
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+ | *[[Michael J. Nelson]] - [[Torgo]] |
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+ | === Trivia === |
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+ | * In one host segment, Crow is blasted by a death ray constructed by Servo and is shown smoldering for the rest of the scene. During the filming of this segment, the "burning Crow" prop accidentally burst into flames. In addition to being included in the first "MST3K: Poopie!" blooper compilation tape, this humorous incident was left in the final cut of the episode, although it omits a quip made immediately afterward by Crow's puppeteer and voice actor, [[Trace Beaulieu]]. |
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+ | * This was the fifth episode shown during [[Turkey Day '15]]. |
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+ | === Callbacks === |
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+ | * [[MST3K 612 - The Starfighters|''The Starfighters'']] music |
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+ | * ''“This nose wheel feels mushy.”'' ([[MST3K 614 - San Francisco International|''San Francisco International'']]) |
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+ | * ''“We tampered in God’s domain.”'' ([[MST3K 423 - Bride of the Monster|''Bride of the Monster'']]) |
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+ | * ''“I’m dyin’ in a rush!”'' ([[Kitten with a Whip (film)|''Kitten with a Whip'']]) |
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+ | * Callback to Crow’s screenwriting career. |
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*''"Buckaroo Banzai goes to the nursing home."'' |
*''"Buckaroo Banzai goes to the nursing home."'' |
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A reference to the 1984 movie ''[[Wikipedia:The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension|The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension]]''. |
A reference to the 1984 movie ''[[Wikipedia:The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension|The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension]]''. |
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+ | * ''"In an underground bunker, the major league owners plot strategy."'' |
+ | A reference to the various [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_League_Baseball_collusion collusion] scandals in Major League Baseball, in which the owners of Major League Baseball teams secretly agreed to hold down players' salaries by not signing players in free agency. |
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+ | *''"Why can't I get the ''Red Shoe Diaries''?"'' |
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*''"I have to go undercover as Tony Roberts?"'' |
*''"I have to go undercover as Tony Roberts?"'' |
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− | The hero has |
+ | The hero has hair similar to that of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Roberts_(actor) Tony Roberts], an actor used by filmmaker Woody Allen in many of his movies during the 1970s. |
+ | *''"Don't go up there, you'll become a toy!"'' |
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+ | A reference to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Twilight_Zone_(1959_TV_series) The Twilight Zone] episode "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_Characters_in_Search_of_an_Exit Five Characters in Search of an Exit]", in which living toys are trapped in an enormous cylinder. |
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*''"Augustus has fallen in to the chocolate!"'' |
*''"Augustus has fallen in to the chocolate!"'' |
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Augustus was the fat kid who fell into [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory Willy Wonka's] chocolate river, the first victim of a mishap during the chocolate factory tour. |
Augustus was the fat kid who fell into [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charlie_and_the_Chocolate_Factory Willy Wonka's] chocolate river, the first victim of a mishap during the chocolate factory tour. |
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− | *''"This is the best 'Fortune Hunter' ever!"'' |
+ | *''"This is the best ''Fortune Hunter'' ever!"'' |
''[[Wikipedia:Fortune Hunter|Fortune Hunter]]'' was a short-lived action/adventure TV series from the mid-1990s. |
''[[Wikipedia:Fortune Hunter|Fortune Hunter]]'' was a short-lived action/adventure TV series from the mid-1990s. |
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*''"Did you ever have to make up your mind?"'' |
*''"Did you ever have to make up your mind?"'' |
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− | + | Title (and lyric) to a 1966 song by the pop band [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lovin%27_Spoonful Lovin' Spoonful]. |
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*''"Watermelon Man!"'' |
*''"Watermelon Man!"'' |
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A reference to the [[Wikipedia:Herbie Hancock|Herbie Hancock]] jazz composition "[[Wikipedia:Watermelon Man (composition)|Watermelon Man]]". |
A reference to the [[Wikipedia:Herbie Hancock|Herbie Hancock]] jazz composition "[[Wikipedia:Watermelon Man (composition)|Watermelon Man]]". |
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*''"That nose wheel feels mushy!"'' |
*''"That nose wheel feels mushy!"'' |
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− | A line from the previously featured made-for-TV movie [[San Francisco International |
+ | A line from the previously featured made-for-TV movie ''[[San Francisco International]]''. Mike utters the quote when a shot of an airport tarmac is shown. |
− | *''"Abe Lincoln is |
+ | *''"Abe Lincoln is Timecop!"'' |
− | ''[[Wikipedia:Timecop|Timecop]]'' was a 1994 movie starring [[ |
+ | ''[[Wikipedia:Timecop|Timecop]]'' was a 1994 movie starring [[Jean-Claude Van Damme]]. |
*''"I'm going to shun him!"'' |
*''"I'm going to shun him!"'' |
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A reference to the Amish practice of [[Wikipedia:Shunning#Anabaptists: Amish, Mennonites, and Hutterites|shunning]]. |
A reference to the Amish practice of [[Wikipedia:Shunning#Anabaptists: Amish, Mennonites, and Hutterites|shunning]]. |
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− | *''"'Where Eagles Dare' moves downtown!"'' |
+ | *''"''Where Eagles Dare'' moves downtown!"'' |
''[[Wikipedia:Where Eagles Dare|Where Eagles Dare]]'' was a 1968 World War II movie starring Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood. |
''[[Wikipedia:Where Eagles Dare|Where Eagles Dare]]'' was a 1968 World War II movie starring Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood. |
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*''"It's Jerry Reed! Hit him!"'' |
*''"It's Jerry Reed! Hit him!"'' |
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Country singer and actor [[Wikipedia:Jerry Reed|Jerry Reed]] is best remembered for co-starring with Burt Reynolds in ''Smokey and the Bandit'', a movie whose theme song he also recorded. |
Country singer and actor [[Wikipedia:Jerry Reed|Jerry Reed]] is best remembered for co-starring with Burt Reynolds in ''Smokey and the Bandit'', a movie whose theme song he also recorded. |
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+ | * ''"Barcelona wants me..."'' |
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+ | Mike is paraphrasing the opening line to the song "Indiana Wants Me", popularized by R. Dean Taylor. |
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+ | * ''"Who's that behind those Amy Grants?"'' |
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+ | Tom is referring to the slogan for Foster Grant sunglasses ("Who's that behind those Foster Grants?"), substituting the brand name for that of the pop singer Amy Grant, whose 1991 single "Baby Baby" was extremely successful. |
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*''"You can tell by the way I use my walk I'm a woman's man..."'' |
*''"You can tell by the way I use my walk I'm a woman's man..."'' |
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− | The movie ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturday_Night_Fever Saturday Night Fever]'' opens with a very similar shot of someone's feet walking down a street |
+ | The movie ''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saturday_Night_Fever Saturday Night Fever]'' opens with a very similar shot of someone's feet walking down a street while the Bee-Gees song "Staying Alive" (which this lyric is from) plays. |
*''"Gun placed by the Gideons."'' |
*''"Gun placed by the Gideons."'' |
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− | + | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gideons Gideons International] is the organization which has placed Bibles in motel rooms all over the planet. |
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*''"Obey."'' |
*''"Obey."'' |
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− | + | A reference to the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shepard_Fairey Shepard Fairey] "Andre the Giant Has A Posse" stickers made popular in the early 1990s thrasher scene. (Click '''[http://thegiant.org/wiki/index.php/Obey_%2795 here]''' for the 1995 version.) |
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*''"You vill become Michael Huffington."'' |
*''"You vill become Michael Huffington."'' |
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− | + | [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Huffington Michael Huffington], ex-husband of Arianna Huffington (nee Stassinopoulos) and former Congressman, had a political track record most politely described as "expedient", as his associations reflected what would get him votes, rather than his actual convictions and opinions. |
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− | *''Whoa, partner, you just missed the Pine Crest resort!"'' |
+ | *"''Whoa, partner, you just missed the Pine Crest resort!"'' |
− | + | The [http://www.pinecrestresort.net/ Pine Crest Resort] is located just outside Brainerd, MN. |
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− | *''"Look, it's |
+ | *''"Look, it's ''Kids in the Hall''!"'' |
− | Said when the protagonist punched out a woman who turned out to be a man as reference to [[Wikipedia:Kids in the Hall|Kids in the Hall]], an all-men Canadian sketch comedy group who, when the need arose, would dress in drag to play as women characters. |
+ | Said when the protagonist punched out a woman who turned out to be a man as reference to the [[Wikipedia:Kids in the Hall|Kids in the Hall]], an all-men Canadian sketch comedy group who, when the need arose, would dress in drag to play as women characters. |
+ | *''"One of the Three Tenors is down!"'' |
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+ | [[Wikipedia:The Three Tenors|The Three Tenors]] were a popular operatic singing group of the 1990s and 2000s. The fallen assassin resembles [[Wikipedia:Luciano Pavarotti|Luciano Pavarotti]]. |
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+ | ==Video releases== |
+ | [[File:Dangerdeathray.jpg|thumb|317x317px|'''MST3K DVD Cover''']] |
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+ | *Commercially released on DVD by [[Shout! Factory]] in March 2013 as part of [[Mystery Science Theater 3000: Volume XXVI|Volume XXVI]], a 4-disc set along with ''[[MST3K 411 - The Magic Sword|The Magic Sword]]'', ''[[MST3K 516 - Alien from L.A.|Alien from L.A.]]'', and ''[[MST3K 803 - The Mole People|The Mole People]]''. |
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+ | **The DVD includes ''Life After MST3K: [[Michael J. Nelson|Mike Nelson]]'' and a theatrical trailer. |
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[[Category:MST3K Episodes]] |
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[[Category:Season 6]] |
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Revision as of 01:44, 12 May 2021
“ | "Bart Fargo. Bartfargobartfargobartfargobartfargo... Heh, that's hard!" | ” |
- Crow |
The Movie
Synopsis
Scientist Jean Karl Michael invents a death ray which, according to him, is for peaceful purposes. He arranges to demonstrate the ray to a group of European NATO representatives. As he is demonstrating it, a group of enemy agents disguised as NATO officials steals the death ray, kidnap the scientist, and escape by car under the cover of night. Following a pursuit and gun battle, they escape by helicopter which lands on a submarine and is discarded as the submarine submerges. About to go on vacation, Agent Bart Fargo is given the assignment, by his boss, of retrieving the death ray and saving the scientist. He travels to Madrid on a lead to find an evil organization that may be behind this. Rooting out a nest of spies in an ever-enclosing trail, Bart Fargo meets a lady when he hides in her house from the opposition and befriends an enemy agent who later helps him to stop the evil organization.
Information
- Its original Italian title was Il Raggio infernale, which translates as "The Infernal Beam", and it was also released in English as Nest of Spies and Death Ray.
- Cast and crew round up: Set designer Arrigo Equini, who was a scene designer for Secret Agent Super Dragon is the only person on this movie who worked on another MST3K movie.
The Episode
Host Segments
Prologue: Crow gets contact lenses but they're quite uncomfortable.
Segment One: Despite the fact that he has no feet, Servo has signed a contract to endorse sneakers. In Deep 13, Frank is his agent. He refuses to represent Crow, but secures a lucrative deal for Mike and has a brief meeting with Torgo before being shut down by Dr. Forrester.
Segment Two: Servo builds a death ray for peaceful purposes, but can't resist using it on Crow.
Segment Three: "This is your life, Mike Nelson!"
Segment Four: Crow's line of Italian sunglasses for men seem a bit woman-y.
Segment Five: Cambot gets emotional, Frank gives Dr. F a glamour shot.
Stinger: Standing in a third-floor hotel room, Bart Fargo tosses his watch out the window. Then, at ground level, a man’s hand can clearly be seen dropping a watch into a swimming pool.
MST3K cast
Regular cast
- Michael J. Nelson - Mike Nelson
- Trace Beaulieu - Crow T. Robot / Dr. Clayton Forrester
- Kevin Murphy - Tom Servo
- Frank Conniff - TV's Frank
- Jim Mallon - Gypsy (credit only)
Guest cast
Trivia
- In one host segment, Crow is blasted by a death ray constructed by Servo and is shown smoldering for the rest of the scene. During the filming of this segment, the "burning Crow" prop accidentally burst into flames. In addition to being included in the first "MST3K: Poopie!" blooper compilation tape, this humorous incident was left in the final cut of the episode, although it omits a quip made immediately afterward by Crow's puppeteer and voice actor, Trace Beaulieu.
- This was the fifth episode shown during Turkey Day '15.
Callbacks
- The Starfighters music
- “This nose wheel feels mushy.” (San Francisco International)
- “We tampered in God’s domain.” (Bride of the Monster)
- “I’m dyin’ in a rush!” (Kitten with a Whip)
- Callback to Crow’s screenwriting career.
Obscure References
- "Jeffrey, Steven, David..." (Frank on conference call, during first host segment)
At the time of this episode's production, Jeffrey Katzenberg, Steven Spielberg, and David Geffen had recently formed the entertainment company Dreamworks. Frank is unwisely questioning their work history.
- "Buckaroo Banzai goes to the nursing home."
A reference to the 1984 movie The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension.
- "In an underground bunker, the major league owners plot strategy."
A reference to the various collusion scandals in Major League Baseball, in which the owners of Major League Baseball teams secretly agreed to hold down players' salaries by not signing players in free agency.
- "Why can't I get the Red Shoe Diaries?"
The Red Shoe Diaries was an "erotic" drama anthology series produced for the cable channel Showtime.
- "I have to go undercover as Tony Roberts?"
The hero has hair similar to that of Tony Roberts, an actor used by filmmaker Woody Allen in many of his movies during the 1970s.
- "Don't go up there, you'll become a toy!"
A reference to The Twilight Zone episode "Five Characters in Search of an Exit", in which living toys are trapped in an enormous cylinder.
- "Augustus has fallen in to the chocolate!"
Augustus was the fat kid who fell into Willy Wonka's chocolate river, the first victim of a mishap during the chocolate factory tour.
- "This is the best Fortune Hunter ever!"
Fortune Hunter was a short-lived action/adventure TV series from the mid-1990s.
- "Did you ever have to make up your mind?"
Title (and lyric) to a 1966 song by the pop band Lovin' Spoonful.
- "Watermelon Man!"
A reference to the Herbie Hancock jazz composition "Watermelon Man".
- "That nose wheel feels mushy!"
A line from the previously featured made-for-TV movie San Francisco International. Mike utters the quote when a shot of an airport tarmac is shown.
- "Abe Lincoln is Timecop!"
Timecop was a 1994 movie starring Jean-Claude Van Damme.
- "I'm going to shun him!"
A reference to the Amish practice of shunning.
- "Where Eagles Dare moves downtown!"
Where Eagles Dare was a 1968 World War II movie starring Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood.
- "It's Jerry Reed! Hit him!"
Country singer and actor Jerry Reed is best remembered for co-starring with Burt Reynolds in Smokey and the Bandit, a movie whose theme song he also recorded.
- "Barcelona wants me..."
Mike is paraphrasing the opening line to the song "Indiana Wants Me", popularized by R. Dean Taylor.
- "Who's that behind those Amy Grants?"
Tom is referring to the slogan for Foster Grant sunglasses ("Who's that behind those Foster Grants?"), substituting the brand name for that of the pop singer Amy Grant, whose 1991 single "Baby Baby" was extremely successful.
- "You can tell by the way I use my walk I'm a woman's man..."
The movie Saturday Night Fever opens with a very similar shot of someone's feet walking down a street while the Bee-Gees song "Staying Alive" (which this lyric is from) plays.
- "Gun placed by the Gideons."
Gideons International is the organization which has placed Bibles in motel rooms all over the planet.
- "Obey."
A reference to the Shepard Fairey "Andre the Giant Has A Posse" stickers made popular in the early 1990s thrasher scene. (Click here for the 1995 version.)
- "You vill become Michael Huffington."
Michael Huffington, ex-husband of Arianna Huffington (nee Stassinopoulos) and former Congressman, had a political track record most politely described as "expedient", as his associations reflected what would get him votes, rather than his actual convictions and opinions.
- "Whoa, partner, you just missed the Pine Crest resort!"
The Pine Crest Resort is located just outside Brainerd, MN.
- "Look, it's Kids in the Hall!"
Said when the protagonist punched out a woman who turned out to be a man as reference to the Kids in the Hall, an all-men Canadian sketch comedy group who, when the need arose, would dress in drag to play as women characters.
- "One of the Three Tenors is down!"
The Three Tenors were a popular operatic singing group of the 1990s and 2000s. The fallen assassin resembles Luciano Pavarotti.
Video releases
- Commercially released on DVD by Shout! Factory in March 2013 as part of Volume XXVI, a 4-disc set along with The Magic Sword, Alien from L.A., and The Mole People.
- The DVD includes Life After MST3K: Mike Nelson and a theatrical trailer.
preceded by: Season 5 | MST3K Season 6 | followed by: Season 7 | ||||||
1994 - 1995 | ||||||||
601 | Girls Town | 1994-07-16 | 609 | The Skydivers | 1994-08-27 | 617 | The Sword and the Dragon | 1994-12-03 |
602 | Invasion USA | 1994-07-23 | 610 | The Violent Years | 1994-10-08 | 618 | High School Big Shot | 1994-12-10 |
603 | The Dead Talk Back | 1994-07-30 | 611 | Last of the Wild Horses | 1994-10-15 | 619 | Red Zone Cuba | 1994-12-17 |
604 | Zombie Nightmare | 1994-11-24 | 612 | The Starfighters | 1994-10-29 | 620 | Danger!! Death Ray | 1995-01-07 |
605 | Colossus and the Headhunters | 1994-08-20 | 613 | The Sinister Urge | 1994-11-05 | 621 | The Beast of Yucca Flats | 1995-01-21 |
606 | The Creeping Terror | 1994-09-17 | 614 | San Francisco International | 1994-11-19 | 622 | Angels Revenge | 1995-03-11 |
607 | Bloodlust | 1994-09-03 | 615 | Kitten with a Whip | 1994-11-23 | 623 | The Amazing Transparent Man | 1995-03-18 |
608 | Code Name: Diamond Head | 1994-10-01 | 616 | Racket Girls | 1994-11-26 | 624 | Samson vs. the Vampire Women | 1995-03-25 |