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Revision as of 09:02, 2 February 2014
Film watched: Master Ninja
MASTER NINJA THEME SONG!
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-Joel Robinson |
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MST3K writer Paul Chaplin noted in The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Amazing, Colossal Episode Guide:
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"All told, we covered four hour-long episodes of this show. Of those, two plots involve small towns in America's heartland ruled by vicious, murderous industrialists working hand in hand with El Salvador-style police. Understand, I too have misgivings about unfettered capitalism. I'm just not sure this kind of thing exist. I think it's Hollywood's idea of the Midwest. I may be wrong. If any of our viewers know of places where shopping-mall developers routinely kill until their semi-secret graveyards are filled to bursting, I'd like to hear about it. If you yourself live in a town like that, for God's sake let us know! Maybe MST can help." |
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This episode contained the following tropes:
- Body Double: Very obviously so. The MST3K crew doesn't fail to notice this.
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Crow: It's Lee van Petite! |
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- Breaking the Fourth Wall: A backward glance from Claude Akins' character is turned into this.
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Joel: You know, say what you want, but Claude Akins has a nice rump. |
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- Fan Nickname: "Queen Latifah" -- Okasa, because of the metallic veil on his ninja outfit.
- Leitmotif: Parodied in one sketch.
- Notable Original Music: MASTER NINJA THEME SONG!
- Throw It In: In a rare theater segment accident, Crow's net suddenly falls off in the middle of Master Ninja I; Trace Beaulieu covers for it with a simple "Ouch."
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