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* [[Lawyer-Friendly Cameo]]: The back of Abe Vigoda's head, in a junk drawer (played and voiced by Michael J. Nelson). |
* [[Lawyer-Friendly Cameo]]: The back of Abe Vigoda's head, in a junk drawer (played and voiced by Michael J. Nelson). |
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{{quote|"[[What's a Henway?|Hey, Joel, what's a Harringway]]?"<br /> |
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"About a pound."<br /> |
"About a pound."<br /> |
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"D'oh!" }} |
"D'oh!" }} |
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Revision as of 21:25, 7 August 2014
Film watched: First Spaceship on Venus
The MST3k presentation contains examples of:
- Lawyer-Friendly Cameo: The back of Abe Vigoda's head, in a junk drawer (played and voiced by Michael J. Nelson).
- Running Gag:
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"Hey, Joel, what's a Harringway?" |
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- Sarcasm Mode: Tom's Sarcasm Sequencer, which is turned Up to Eleven before Joel readjusts it. It still leads to a Tom's Head A Splode moment.
- Take That: Servo's Gallagher rant in Sarcasm Mode is based on an event in Joel's stand-up days where he caught the prop comic rummaging through his trunk.