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Beginning of the episode
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Opening host segment
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Intro
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00:03:12
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Invention Exchange
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00:05:14
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Start of Movie
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00:05:30
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- Crow, watching the jerky, posterized video shown over the opening credits
- Here you can actually see the driver turn and shoot Kennedy.
A reference to the shaky home movie of Kennedy's assassination,
recorded by Abraham Zapruder.
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- Crow
- I'd shoot Donald Regan to prove my love for Lisa Foster.
On March 30, 1981, John Hinkley Jr. Shot Ronald Reagan to prove his
love for Jodie Foster.
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- Joel
- Hmm... Borromel. The thorough, but gentle, laxative.
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- Crow, as cavepeople fight
- It's an early version of West Side Story.
- Crow, as caveman
- Unh. I just met a girl named Unh.
Referring to the song, "Maria" ... lyrics in the song go as
follows: "Maria, I just met a girl named Maria..."
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00:13:32
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- Crow
- Jeez! *Tolkien* couldn't follow this plot!
J. R. R. Tolkien's plots are often rather convoluted, but the scenes in
this particular flashback are so confusing, even he wouldn't be able to
follow it.
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- Servo
- Hai...Keeba!
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- Servo
- This has more pauses than a Pinter play.
Harold Pinter is an English playwright who achieved international
success as one of the most complex post-World War II dramatists. His
plays are noted for their use of silence to increase tension,
understatement, and cryptic small talk.
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00:22:05
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First Host Segment
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- Crow
- I think your cape is FAAAABULOUS!
"Fabulous" is a phrase stereotypically attributed to
flamboyant homosexual men, often used when describing someone's
appearance or fashion sense.
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00:42:51
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Second Host Segment
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01:02:02
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- Crow, in Scottish voice, watching a time-lapse shot of the clouds
- Before the dawn of time, a race of druids. Nobuty knew who dey were or
where dey came from.
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01:13:50
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Third Host Segment
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01:19:41
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- Servo, as Ator takes flight in a hang glider
- Oh, come ON!
- Crow
- What the...?
- Joel
- Terrific. [in a boylike voice] I'm the luckiest boy in the world... I
have slipped the surly bonds of Earth and touched the hand of God.
- Servo
- This is a little ridiculous. Okay, so... he kills a deer, he tans the
hides, he stretches the skins, he makes an anodized aluminum frame, he
learns how to extrude and weld, all in about five minutes, huh? Learned
aerodynamics...
Joel's line paraphrases the poem "High Flight" by John
Gillespie Magee, Jr., the first and last lines of which read: "Oh!
I have slipped the surly bonds of Earth [...] Put out my hand, and
touched the face of God."
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- Joel, during an aerial shot of some mountains
- Man, it looks like he flew into an OMNIMAX show, doesn't it?
- Crow
- He flew into another country...
IMAX Dome (formerly OMNIMAX) is a variation of the large-screen IMAX
film format for use on dome-shaped screens. Like IMAX, IMAX Dome shows
often showcase majestic aerial views of mountains and other landscapes.
