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Beginning of the episode
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Opening Host Segment
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Movie Begins
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- Credits
- I Was A Teenage Werewolf
- Crow
- Of London!
- Servo
- You are *not* drinking a pina colada at Trader Vic's, young man, you
just aren't old enough!
This is a paraphrase of a lyric from Warren Zevon's "Werewolves of
London".
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- Mike, singing to the tune of "Bonanza"
- We've got a film and it's starring Michael Landon!
Michael Landon played Little Joe in the television Western,
"Bonanza".
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- Servo, singing
- Teenage werewolf!
- Mike and Crow, singing
- Bow, bow
Sung to the tune of "Baba O'Riley" by The Who, the original
lyric is "Teenage wasteland." "Baba O'Riley"
appears on the album "Who's Next" (1971).
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- Mike
- It’s tough to work the Oxy 10 in past the fur.
Oxy-10 is an acne medication.
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- Mike
- Ebonics is a legitimate language!
The Oakland, California school board found itself attacked for
declaring 'ebonics' suitible for use in schools.
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- Crow, as boy in fight
- We are not getting rid of Goosebumps in the library!
Parents in several areas have tried to have the Goosebumps series of
children's books, by R. L. Stine, removed from schools.
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- Crow
- This is not part of the "Highway to Heaven".
Michael Landon starred in "Highway to Heaven", a series about
an angel helping people on earth.
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- Servo
- This is for your bed-wetting movie!
Michael Landon directed The Loneliest Runner, about an athlete with a
bed-wetting problem.
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- Servo, as cops break up fight
- Richard Jewell started it!
Jewell was wrongfully accused in the 1996 Summer Olympics bombing.
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- Detective
- Tony, I know you can get fresh.
- Crow
- With Summer's Eve.
Summer's Eve is a "feminine cleansing and freshening
product".
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- Servo, as Detective
- OK, little old lady got mutilated late last night, you kids know
anything about it?
Another line from "Werewolves of London".
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- Detective
- Tony, I'm just trying to tell you that you need help.
- Servo
- The Church of Latter-Day Saints.
Also known as the Mormons, their television commercials often feature
such sentiments.
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- Servo, as Detective
- Eh, I better go work on the Black Dahlia case.
Famous unsolved murder case in Los Angeles.
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- Mike
- Edgar Winter's little sister!
Guitarist known for his long white hair.
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- Mike
- Dad played by H.L. Mencken.
Journalist known for his cynical writings.
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- Crow
- They're listening to "Kind of White".
"Kind of Blue" is a 1959 album by jazz musician Miles Davis.
It is widely considered one of the greatest jazz records of all time.
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First Host Segment
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- Servo, singing
- Tomorrow belongs to me...
Lyrics from the song "Tomorrow Belongs to Me" from the
musical "Cabaret". In the play, the song is sung by a Hitler
Youth group.
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- Servo, singing
- London calling, said I was there too.
Servo is singing "London Calling" by The Clash, from the
album of the same name (1979).
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- Tony
- Who's there?
- Mike
- Judge Crater.
- Crow
- D.B. Cooper.
- Servo
- Madalyn Murray O'Hair.
See full annotation for details.
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- Crow, singing
- A werewolf like that, he kill your brother.
Parodies the song "A Boy Like That" from the musical
"West Side Story" (the subject of which, coincidentally, is
also a boy named Tony). Actual lyrics: "A boy like that who'd kill
your brother / Forget that boy and find another."
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Second Host Segment
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- Det. Donovan, answering a phone
- Donovan. Yeah.
- Mike, as Donovan
- I'm just mad about Saffron, right.
Paraphrases the 1966 song "Mellow Yellow" by Donovan. Actual
lyrics: "I'm just mad about Saffron / Saffron's mad about me / I'm
just mad about Saffron / She's just mad about me."
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- Servo
- The bells bells bells bells bells bells bells. The tintinnabulation of
the bells!
An incorrect quoting of "The Bells" by Edgar Allan Poe.
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- Arlene's dad
- Anyway, we'll protect her right here in our own home.
- Mike, as Ed Sullivan
- Right here in our very own home...
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Third Host Segment
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- Mike, as police chief
- Fudd, you check the woods, and be vewy vewy quiet.
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- Servo
- White trash; Black heart.
"White Hunter Black Heart" is a 1990 movie directed by and
starring Clint Eastwood.
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- Crow
- And a werewolf is a herbivore. Luckily, this guy's name is Herb!
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- Crow, as policeman looking at stump
- 'For sale by hobbit. Contact Samwise Gamgee.'
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- Dog
- Ruff!
- Crow
- Honey, is that you?
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Final Host Segment
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- Crow, sobbing after witnessing Mike's Adam Duritz impression
- It was horrible!
- Gypsy
- Shush honey, it's gone now.
- Crow
- No! It's still right there with those hideous hair extensions!
