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* [[Blatant Lies]]: Dr. Forrester's attempt to reassure Frank that he looks fine in the final segment. |
* [[Blatant Lies]]: Dr. Forrester's attempt to reassure Frank that he looks fine in the final segment. |
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* [[Girl of the Week]]: Crow rather famously ended his idolization of Kim Catrall to pursue Estelle Winwood in this episode instead. |
* [[Girl of the Week]]: Crow rather famously ended his idolization of Kim Catrall to pursue Estelle Winwood in this episode instead. |
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* [[Grandma, What Massive Hotness You Have!]]: Crow justifiably-I mean, ''weirdly'' has this reaction toward Sybil. Weirdly. Yes. <small>Stop looking at me...</small> |
* [[Grandma, What Massive Hotness You Have!]]: Crow justifiably-I mean, ''weirdly'' has this reaction toward Sybil. Weirdly. Yes. <small>Stop looking at me...</small> |
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** Which turns a little [[Squick|squicky]] if you realize [[Fridge Horror|Estelle Winwood died eight years before the episode aired.]] |
** Which turns a little [[Squick|squicky]] if you realize [[Fridge Horror|Estelle Winwood died eight years before the episode aired.]] |
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* [[Incredibly Lame Pun]] |
* [[Incredibly Lame Pun]] |
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{{quote|'''Crow''': "Hey, Joel! Serf's up!"}} |
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* [[Notable Original Music]] |
* [[Notable Original Music]] |
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** [[Silly Love Songs]] |
** [[Silly Love Songs]] |
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* [[Running Gag]]: The king's resemblence to Grady from ''[[Sanford and Son]]''. |
* [[Running Gag]]: The king's resemblence to Grady from ''[[Sanford and Son]]''. |
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* [[Serious Business]]: Tom Servo's rant about the Middle Ages. |
* [[Serious Business]]: Tom Servo's rant about the Middle Ages. |
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* [[Shout-Out]]: [[The Lord of the Rings|"Strider!" "Boromir!"]] |
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* [[Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe]] |
* [[Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe]] |
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Latest revision as of 01:23, 11 November 2015
Film watched: The Magic Sword
In a highly unusual admission, Joel Robinson and Tom Servo said the movie was "pretty good for a Bert I. Gordon film" during a theater segment. (Crow T. Robot seemed to disagree.) The writers of the show continued the praise in their Amazing Colossal Episode Guide.
The Mystery Science Theater 3000 presentation has examples of:
- Bad Bad Acting: Frank, while trying to sell the merits of Forrester's half of the invention exchange in a one-act play. Complete with glances at the teleprompter.
- Blatant Lies: Dr. Forrester's attempt to reassure Frank that he looks fine in the final segment.
- Girl of the Week: Crow rather famously ended his idolization of Kim Catrall to pursue Estelle Winwood in this episode instead.
- Grandma, What Massive Hotness You Have!: Crow justifiably-I mean, weirdly has this reaction toward Sybil. Weirdly. Yes. Stop looking at me...
- Which turns a little squicky if you realize Estelle Winwood died eight years before the episode aired.
- Incredibly Lame Pun
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Crow: "Hey, Joel! Serf's up!" |
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- Notable Original Music
- Running Gag: The king's resemblence to Grady from Sanford and Son.
- Serious Business: Tom Servo's rant about the Middle Ages.
- Shout-Out: "Strider!" "Boromir!"
- Ye Olde Butcherede Englishe