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Beginning of the episode
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Opening host segment
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Invention Exchange
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- Dr. F
- Larry, make a note to call James Doohan.
James Doohan, best known as Chief Engineer Scotty on the original
"Star Trek" series. One of his chief duties was operating the
transporter.
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- Larry
- And Linda Blair, with real head-cranking action! "Your mother
flosses in Hell!"
Possessed by a demon in the 1973 film "The Exorcist", Linda
Blair's character turned her head around 180 degrees, vomited pea soup
on one priest and made distinctly unkind insinuations about another's
deceased mother.
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- Joel
- I think 4 out of 5 dentists are going to recommend psycho-therapy for
you two.
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Movie begins
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- Servo
- Is this a "Pink Panther" movie?
A notable feature of the "Pink Panther" movies were their
animated opening credit sequences, featuring a cartoon version of the
title character.
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- Joel
- Is this Petula Clark singing?
- Crow
- *Peculiar* Clark.
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- Servo, on Joel's dancing
- You look like Goldie Hawn on "Laugh-In".
- Crow
- Except for the hair.
- Servo
- And the body.
"Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In", an '60s comedy series on NBC,
would often segue between sketches by showing a painted, bikini-clad
woman dancing; for three seasons, long-haired, skinny but fit Goldie
Hawn filled this bill.
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- Crow, an American and Russian astronaut start fighting
- Hey, it's '60s glasnost!
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- Sign
- Moon Club International
- Crow
- Hey! Great club... no atmosphere!
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- Servo
- Are those the Blue Meanies?
Freaked-out, music-hating villains of the animated Beatles feature,
"Yellow Submarine".
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- Joel
- Hey, it's Donald Trump, and he's chasing the good guys away! Doesn't
make sense...
- Servo
- It makes *perfect* sense!
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- Crow
- It's an orbiting Garden Weasel!
A manual gardening tool invented in Germany
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- Servo
- He's got the Nintendo Power Glove.
The Power Glove was a hand-mounted controller mechanism made by Mattel
for Nintendo's NES video game system in 1989. Among other places, it
was featured in the 1989 Fred Savage movie "The Wizard".
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- Joel
- Maynard Ferguson's out there somewhere!
Jazz trumpeter Maynard Ferguson is known for his facility with hitting
the high register of notes.
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- Joel, on the hero's space suit
- Whoa, he's got VPL, in a bad way.
May either stand for "visible panty line" or "visible
penis line", depending on gender and/or personal habit.
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- Crow
- Let's go back and look at the Moon! Maybe they're showing the feature,
now!
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- Kemp
- Zero Two to Moon Control...
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- Moon Control to Major Tom.
Reference to the David Bowie song "Space Oddity."
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- Servo
- He's got Playtex Living Elbows, look at that.
Referring to the Playtex Living Bra, invented in 1954 and called the
Living Playtex Lingerie Bra. The Beatles also joked about it:
"...life goes on, braaa..."
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Commercial break
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- Servo, as intercom lady
- There's a Space Blue Light Special in Quadrant 9...
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- Crow, Taplin's first appearance
- I'm here for the Gumby wedding!
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- Servo
- Test Your Love! ..."Flaming"! Great!
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- Joel, Hubbard's first appearance
- Wow, it's Castro...
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- Joel, as Hubbard
- Where's the Armor-All?
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- Joel
- Wow, did he get that shirt at a Molly Hatchet concert?
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- Servo, Taplin enters
- Oh, hey, Thumbelina.
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- Taplin
- I'm looking for Mister...
- Joel
- Goodbar?
"Looking for Mr. Goodbar" was also a '70s novel and movie
about a nymphomaniac schoolteacher whose sexual exploits end badly.
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- Kemp
- [counts "Moon Dollars", hands some to Korminski]
- Servo
- Here, I don't need it, I already have Pete Rose.
Pete Rose is a celebrated Cincinnati Reds baseball player who was
notoriously banned from Major League baseball for gambling on his own
team's games.
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- Kemp
- Janey! You look great.
- Crow
- When'd you join the Guard?
- Servo, female German accent
- Right after I turned in the Von Trapp family!
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- Kemp
- Well? What'd you want to see me about?
- Joel, as Taplin
- Do you think I look like a zucchini?
- Crow
- She looks like *Dot* Vader.
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- Taplin
- I wondered if you'd know my brother...
- Servo
- ...Gary Larson.
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- Taplin
- That's what the man said.
- Servo
- Don't you listen to what the man says!
Misquoting the lyrics from "Won't you listen what the man
said" by Paul McCartney and Wings (his band after the Beatles).
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- Kemp
- No air... no vegetation... 1/6th gravity.
- Crow
- Yeah, but on the plus side, there's no Howie Mandel.
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- Servo
- In the future, bras will grow on the Moon. Cross My Heart.
Playtex Cross Your Heart bras is a brand of bra that uses criss cross
seaming to improve "lift" and shape.
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- Crow
- Hey, it's the original Space Mountain, whaddaya know! And look, the
line's *still* long!
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- Kemp
- There's layers of ice a mile down. Melt into water, and you drink it.
Break it into oxygen, you breathe it.
- Crow
- Crush it and flavor it, you've got a Slurpee.
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- Crow, interrupting the messenger girl
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, don't you have to go make some elfin cookies?
- Servo
- She looks like an Oompa-Loompa.
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- Taplin
- What about your spaceship?
- Kemp
- Ferry. It's only a moon ferry.
- Servo
- Well, at least he's open about it.
Play on words: "ferry" into "fairy", a slang term
for a homosexual man.
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First host segment
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- Servo
- On July 22, 1969, a man first set foot on the surface of the Moon. His
name? Vince Lombardi.
Widely regarded as one of the greatest coaches in NFL history, Vince
Lombardi led the Green Bay Packers from 1959-67, capturing five
championship titles in that time.
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- Joel, as JFK
- [holds a photo of Marilyn Monroe]
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- Crow
- Not bad, Joel, but you sound a little like Cliff from
"Cheers".
Cliff is the postal employee with (frequently) useless information who
sits next to and endlessly informs Norm on the television situation
comedy "Cheers."
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Movie resumes
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- Crow
- They're wearing Othello game pieces on their head!
The popular Othello board game features round playing pieces that are
black on one side and white on the other.
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- Bartender
- ...an old-fashioned Pampas Punch.
- Crow
- Pampers Punch?! Ick!
Pampers is a brand of disposable diapers.
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- Servo
- Moon Zero Mostel!
Zero Mostel is an actor best known for his roles in "The
Producers" and "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the
Forum."
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- Crow
- Hairpieces by Alexander Calder.
Alexander Calder is a famed abstract sculptor.
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- Kemp
- Old 100% Hubbard?
- Crow
- L. Ron Hubbard? Old Mother Hubbard?
L. Ron Hubbard was an author and the founder of the controversial
religious movement called Scientology. Old Mother Hubbard is a figure
from a nursery rhyme.
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- Board Game
- MOONOPOLY
- All
- Boo! Stu-pid! Let's moon 'em!
Everybody knows Monopoly. Right? Right. Well, that's what this is
supposed to be.
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- Hubbard
- Well, while you are in Jail, I foreclose on your mortgage and bankrupt
you!
- Servo, as Bimbo
- Well, then, I'm not going to be Community Chest anymore!
Tom is referencing the popular board game "Monopoly."
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- Hubbard
- Perhaps I should apologize for sending a man like Harry...
- Servo
- No, I'm just wild about Harry.
Refers to a song written much earlier, but revived as Harry Truman's
choice of campaign songs in 1948
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- Hubbard
- Do you know about asteroids, Mr. Kemp?
- Servo
- Sure, I have Atari!
"Asteroids" was one of the most popular video game cartridges
available for the old Atari 2600 console, itself one of the most
popular video game systems in history.
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- Joel, on Hubbard
- Doesn't he look like the head of KAOS? Bernie Kopell? The guy from
"That Girl".
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- Kemp
- Land it? You mean "crash it", and that's against the law in a
big way.
- Crow
- He's right, just ask John Landis.
John Landis directed "Twilight Zone; the Movie," notorious
for an on-set helicopter accident that killed actor Vic Morrow and two
children.
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- Crow, on a spectrogram slide
- This is me playing "Breakout"!
Another old Atari game, "Breakout" had the player use a ball
and paddle at the bottom of the screen to try and break
brightly-colored bricks at the top.
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- Servo, looking at Harry
- Is that Richard Kiel's stupider brother?
An actor most notable for his appearances as "Jaws" in the
James Bond films.
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- Hubbard
- Sapphire, Mr. Kemp.
- Servo
- I love Sapphire! She's great.
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- Kemp
- ...what do I get out of it?
- Servo
- Don Pardo, show him what he'll win!
Don Pardo is a popular announcer who has appeared on game shows as well
as "Saturday Night Live."
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- Hubbard
- ...well, it attracts questions, snoopers.
- Servo, lisping
- Thnooperth 'nd blabberth!
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- Crow, looking at Whitsun
- Oh, thank you, Vidal Sassoon. (as Vidal) I don't look good, and you
don't look good.
A tagline for a series of commercials for Vidal Sassoon hair care
products.
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Commercial break
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- Joel, on Murphy's outift
- That's her tribute to Bronko Nagurski.
- Servo
- She was in "Yards of Leather", I think.
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- Crow, as Korminski enters a phone booth
- Up, up and away.
An obvious Superman reference.
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- Korminski
- Yes, this time we can pay the bill, okay?
- All, heavily accented
- Hhokay, Meester Fawlty.
The fellows are imitating Manuel, the waiter character from the British
television series "Fawlty Towers."
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- Hubbard
- What nationality is he?
- Crow, as John Cleese
- He's from Barcelona.
Another repeated line from "Fawlty Towers," used by the
manager, Basil, to explain away any mistakes made by Manuel.
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- Joel
- It's Esther Williams... and she's in a fishbowl.
Esther Williams was a famous swimmer who went on to be featured in a
series of movies.
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- Servo, as Whitsun
- Would you turn off "Peter & the Wolf", please?
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- Joel, as Kemp looking at Whitsun
- "The Importance of Being Earnest"! *That's* where I saw him!
- Crow, as Whitsun looking back
- Ah, "Gentleman Caller", actually. But, these rockets, as I
was saying...
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- Joel, on the bar's redecoration
- It's "Hee-Haw 1999"!
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- Servo
- This looks like "The Benny Hill Show".
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- Joel
- Hey, it's Buffalo Bob!
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Second host segment
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- Joel
- "Sorry!" will seem to be the hardest game.
"Sorry!" is a pursuit board game where you can knock your
opponents back out of your way; Joel plays the name off of Elton John's
"Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word".
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- Crow
- And, say you're playing "Clue", the answer might be Colonel
Mustard, in the Command Module, with laser bolos!
"Clue" is a murder mystery board game that requires you to
deduce the culprit, location, and murder weapon.
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- Servo
- Parcheesi will be "Greencheesi".
Parcheesi is an adaptation of an Indian board game; basically, you move
your pawns around the board once and into the center.
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- Joel
- Skittle-bowl will be the same, but it'll take even longer to set up,
'cause of no gravity.
Skittles was the basis for bowling, and is pretty much the same, just
on a smaller scale.
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- Crow
- Chutes & Ladders is replaced by Vacuum Tubes, like on the
Jetsons...
One of the simpler board games, in "Chutes & Ladders",
you try to move to the top of the board. Land on a ladder, move up;
land on a chute, move down.
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- Servo
- Candyland's the same, but you should see the new flavors they've got!
Another simple "make-it-to-here" game; the catch here is, the
board is divided into regions named after various sweets, such as Gum
Drop Mountain.
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- Crow
- "Kaboom!" is called "Don't Smoke in the Ship!"...
In "Kaboom!", your piece's fate is tied to an ever-inflating
balloon. If it pops on your turn, well, you're in a rather bad way.
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- Joel
- They won't have mice, 'cause they'll need to use them for research, so
you can't play Mouse Trap...
"Mouse Trap" has you trying to collect all the pieces to a
complicated, uh, mouse trap. To... trap a mouse. Yeah.
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- Servo
- Etch-A-Sketch will finally be able to draw curved lines, I'll bet!
The classic Etch-A-Sketch has a gray screen and two knobs, one for
vertical and one for horizontal; turning either one moves a stylus
inside the toy, "drawing" a line on the screen. Reliably
drawing anything other than lines is a challenge for the ages.
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- Crow
- "Scruples" aren't around anymore, because people won't have
any.
"Scruples" poses to you a hypothetical moral dillemma, then
has your friends vote on whether or not your answer was right. Fun, but
possibly dangerous.
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- Joel
- Trivial Pursuit will be Trivial Moonsuit...
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- Servo
- Now, "Win, Lose & Draw" is called "Win, Lose &
Draw Oxygen".
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- Crow
- "Password" has been replaced by games higher in fiber...
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- Joel
- Well, I got a game from my past that's in my present, and I think will
keep going into the future, you guys know how it works: it's "Rock
'Em Sock 'Em Robots"!
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- Crow, Harry straddles a rocket
- Hey, it's Major Kong!
- Servo
- Is that what they call a "crotch rocket"?
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- Crow
- In space, no one can hear you yawn.
A play on the tagline for the 1979 sci-fi horror film
"Alien": "In space no one can hear you scream".
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- Joel, as Kermit
- It's not easy being green...
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- Joel, as Whitsun
- I'm curious, but yellow.
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- Servo, as Fozzie
- Ahah, frog and a bear, together again! Wakka, wakka, wakka!
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- Servo, during a countdown
- 8675309.
Reference to the 1982 song "867-5309/Jenny" by Tommy Tutone.
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- Joel
- Space sounds by Chuck Mangione.
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- Joel, on the bar's dancers
- Wow, they're so versatile! It's kinda like Swan Lake A-Go-Go.
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- Crow
- They made some extra cash by selling this set to Donny & Marie.
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- Servo, on the bartender
- Is that Norm Crosby?
- Crow
- Or Crorm Nosby.
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- Crow
- Hey, Florence Henderson hair-do! Looks like she did it with Wesson oil.
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- Kemp
- It'll only be a three-day trip. I'll be back in time.
- Crow
- That's what the Skipper said.
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- Joel
- ...and always look like Dennis Hopper.
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- Crow
- Look out, Big Bird! Oh, Magic Screen!
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- Joel, as the buggy rental guy
- Do you think this permanent wave is a good idea for my hair?
- Crow
- He looks like Big Boy.
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- Servo, Kemp hands the buggy guy a card from his boot
- Your Odor Eater. Thank you very much.
- Joel, after the card has been run
- I'm afraid you're over your credit limit. Do you have a Dr. Scholl's
pad on you?
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- Servo
- How do you like my new "Moon Sounds" tape by Phillip Glass?
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- Crow
- ...like the Weiner Man song! (singing) I know a weiner man, he owns a
hot dog stand...
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- Crow
- Hey, there's Jacques Cousteau.
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- Servo
- Looks like they're kinda crawling out of the Tupperware orange.
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- Servo
- Triple-A's even gonna charge 'em for that one...
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- Joel
- Her brother lived in a Port-A-Potty.
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- Crow
- It's a space lawn jockey.
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- Joel, on the moon goons
- It's the Unwelcome Wagon.
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- Kemp
- Don't say anything on radio. They're picking it all up.
- Crow
- Is there a 7-second delay? Can I swear?
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- Servo, after Kemp shoots a goon
- Well, you got Lime Green. Just Raspberry Red and Lemon Yellow to go.
- Crow
- But remember, Trix are for kids.
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- Crow
- There's a barracuda in here!
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- Servo, as a goon's suit deflates
- "Soup's on," he said flatly.
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- Servo
- Looks like he's going after a crackhouse.
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- Crow
- Hey, shut the door! What, were you born in a vaccuum?
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- Crow
- It's got lawn attachments, a Blaupunkt stereo...
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Third host segment
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- Servo, mocking Taplin
- The one with the Eddie-Munster-page-boy look?
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- Joel
- Anti-gravity: it's not just for breakfast anymore.
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Movie resumes
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- Servo
- What, are they driving through Snack Canyon?
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- Kemp
- What are you going to do now? Now that you're not going to work with
your brother.
- Servo
- I'm going to Disney World!
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- Crow, a buggy explodes as the music crescendoes
- Wait! Oh, the jazz combo was still in there!
- Servo
- The day the music died...
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- Servo, on Murphy
- She's really got sort of a Julie Andrews quality, doesn't she?
- Joel
- Yeah, I think she got that skullcap from "Thoroughly Modern
Millie".
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- Servo, as doors open to reveal a moon buggy
- It's a brand new car!
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- Smith
- Mr. Hubbard, they've found out about it!
- Crow, as Klink
- Hogan, I wouldn't say any more about that if I were you.
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- Joel, as Murphy, dying
- I suppose I look rather silly to you, Bill...
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- Joel, as Murphy, dead
- Bury my turtle hat at Wounded Knee.
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Commercial break
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- Joel, as Taplin
- Should I make coffee too, Mr. Hefner?
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- Crow
- This is one of my best escape tricks, ever! I chain myself to this
ladder, see, and...
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- Joel, as Kemp floats in space
- I can fly, I can fly! I'm the luckiest boy in the world!
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- Korminski
- Pressure normal... no leaks.
- Crow
- A few lentils, though. (laughs, then trails off) Soup lovers will get
it.
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Closing host segment
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- Joel, to Gypsy
- Tell me a good thing and a bad thing about the movie.
- Gypsy, after a long pause
- Richard Basehart?