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* [[Fan Service]]: Sheila, Dr. Steiner's assistant, has to take off her clothes... because her eyes hurt.
* [[Fan Service]]: Sheila, Dr. Steiner's assistant, has to take off her clothes... because her eyes hurt.
{{quote| '''Crow:''' I DECLARE THIS MOVIE SUDDENLY GREAT!}}
{{quote| '''Crow:''' I DECLARE THIS MOVIE SUDDENLY GREAT!}}
* [[Hey Its That Guy]]: Dr. Steiner is played by Bryant Haliday, who starred in ''[[Devil Doll (Film)|Devil Doll]]'', another [[MST3K]] movie, as The Great Vorelli.
* [[Hey It's That Guy]]: Dr. Steiner is played by Bryant Haliday, who starred in ''[[Devil Doll (Film)|Devil Doll]]'', another [[MST3K]] movie, as The Great Vorelli.
* [[Hidden Agenda Villain]]: Steiner's superiors at...wherever he works...want to discredit and hinder him because...uh...[[Sarcasm Mode|inventing a revolutionary teleportation device would be of absolutely no benefit to them whatsoever]]?
* [[Hidden Agenda Villain]]: Steiner's superiors at...wherever he works...want to discredit and hinder him because...uh...[[Sarcasm Mode|inventing a revolutionary teleportation device would be of absolutely no benefit to them whatsoever]]?
** They were going to steal his invention and take all of the credit for themselves. That's why he burns the reels his data is held on.
** They were going to steal his invention and take all of the credit for themselves. That's why he burns the reels his data is held on.

Revision as of 03:11, 10 January 2014

A scientist experimenting with matter transmission from place to place by means of a laser beam suddenly decides to use himself as a test specimen. But the process goes awry, and one side of his body becomes hideously deformed and instantly lethal to anyone it touches. Has nothing to do with the Trope.

It was featured on this episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000.


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  • Fan Service: Sheila, Dr. Steiner's assistant, has to take off her clothes... because her eyes hurt.

 Crow: I DECLARE THIS MOVIE SUDDENLY GREAT!