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This is one of the nine Sandy Frank Japanese films originally used for a KTMA episode that was riffed again a few years later on Comedy Central.

The Mystery Science Theater 3000 version provides examples of:

Celebrity Resemblance: Joel goes insane and starts listing about a dozen of these. Gamera's resemblance to Karl Malden (especially his nose) is a Running Gag throughout all the Gamera episodes.
Computer Wars: Discussed in the opening segment by Tom (who prefers Macs) and Crow (who prefers PCs) while Tom tries to work on a file on Crow's computer. Crow pushes Tom's button on the oft-delayed System 7.
- Joel (who concludes that both interfaces are fine, it's just a matter of personal preference) stirs things up by mentioning the Amiga.
Does This Remind You of Anything?: When the missiles... er... rise from their launchers.

Tom Servo: "Good morning!"

Incredibly Lame Pun: It becomes a Running Gag while the cast watches helplessly as Barugon eats up the antagonist with his tongue.

Crow: Well, that's it. We're licked.

(Servo chuckles as Joel casually rips off Crow's arm again)

Crow: Sorry, SORRY!

(Joel tosses the arm away)

Servo: That's what you get.

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-Film watched: ''[[Gamera vs. Barugon (Film)|Gamera vs. Barugon]]''
+Film watched: ''[[Gamera vs. Barugon]]''
 This is one of the nine Sandy Frank Japanese films originally used for a KTMA episode that was riffed again a few years later on [[Comedy Central]].
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 * [[Celebrity Resemblance]]: Joel goes insane and starts listing about a dozen of these. Gamera's resemblance to Karl Malden (especially his nose) is a [[Running Gag]] throughout all the Gamera episodes.