All I could think at 1:08:10 was, "Why oh WHY didn't the giant spider kill the comic relief guy?! WHHHHYYY?!"

Regrettably, during a working weekend by a Congressional subcommittee set to make final recommendations for future funding of NASA’s manned space exploration program, THIS was the film chosen to be shown as Saturday nights after dinner entertainment... Afterwards, in the hallway, reporters overheard Congressmen muttering things like: “So, why even bother?” “Defund it now while we still have time!” “Ugh, might as well just give it to the Coast Guard.” And “Man, that Paul Gilbert really sucked!”

And then God created Linda...and Tang...

love the whimsical and suggestive banana scene.

Pink tie-dye shirt under the jumpsuit. Classy stuff.

lol, space age lockers! hee hee!

And in stupidity, the first Hi-Keeba was born.

Are you hourly?

"Thats what happes wheyou travel at near OPTIC speed!"

lol

"Joel, my little bagel-with-a-schmeer!"

"Deal with it, Monkey-breath."

Dr. F. is truly a poet laureate.

00:02:48 - Clay and Lar anticipate the "Raw Food" movement.

Linda in that pink jumpsuit-HIKEEBA!

Hard to believe how cheesy their "space map" is.

M. Night Shyamalan's first movie.

I’m thinking WOMAN of the Prehistoric Planet would have been a slightly more appropriate title.

56:10 I would rather actually get slapped in the face than to make a shot that fakey.

53:00 they slipped into a set from Logan's Run.

Wait! 37:55 Did they actually set an iguana on fire?

OMG - It's John Agar! An old, still smug, John Agar!

... And the boss from Agent for HARM.

Gotta love their explanation of the "time paradox"; it reminds me of the answers Calvin's dad would give him in "Calvin and Hobbes" when he asked him a scientific question that he didn't understand.

My Dad can beat up your dad!

Oh, right, this is the episode that The Comedy Channel aired out-of-order. You can tell because the final host segment mentions the Name The Avocado Man contest, referring to episode 110 Robot Holocaust. The Brains produced this episode late in the season, but the network aired it earlier - probably due to the fact that the season's first few episodes featured slowly-paced black-and-white badly-preserved movies; maybe also because the crew was much more comfortable riffing by this point.

"Get behind the couch, you two, the redcoats are coming! Alright, little death satellite, Joely's got the XO pincers on and he's nobody's sweetheart! You and me, goin' round an' round, mano-a-mano! Here comes lunch!" Man, I love Joel <3

Why is a director who doesn't understand relativity trying to explain it to his audience?

"Remember the words of that great planetary profet, he said 'Let them that don't want none have memories of...'" She who's got buns, hun.

1966 movie, and they used many of the exact sound effects as used on the original Star Trek. Coincidence?

HI-KEEBA!!

Early Mike sighting (as the voice of the Literary Doomsday Machine).