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420 - The Human Duplicators
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"I could duplicate this mirror, but it would be a lot cheaper just to buy one."
Aww Jeez they can't even afford to throw a guy through a window in this movie.
You know he could have walked down those high-security steps over there.
"Well say something." Something. "Something" Doh! Got riffed back on that.
Ayg ayg ayg ayg!! Blehlehlehleh! Ah OOO gah!! Ah OOO gah!! Rrroooooooo!!! Doing doing doing doing doing!!!!!
What in blazes is an 'android' hmmm...Andy Capp, Andrew Dice Clay, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Andy Panda, Andy Stewart, androgynous...
A robot? Aww, now I gotta look up 'robot'!
"All through history there've been men with minds like Dornheimer's"
Like Dawn-high-mas?
This man who is a tyrannical dictator is in love with this man who is in love with this man who is played by Peter Lupus
And when I say there was no cannibalism in the Navy, I mean there was some.
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I have 2 say, everytime i c the following, it tickles me into a laughing stupor: when Kiel starts talking in the beginning & Crow says "Oh-Kaay" imitating his voice... oh wow. And 2nd when Tom & Joel also bring their versions of his voice in...oh man too funny!!!!
WHY IS EVERYONE IN THIS EPISODE TALKING WITH A LISP?
The android Pinatas would be the perfect party favor for a mechanic/ engineer.
I love the bots' reaction to Joel's invention in the opening skit.
Tis movie had fight scenes like on Batman and the movie was like a lame episode of Star Trek.
The set in the begining of the movie looks like a Game show set.
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Joel's disappointed face at 0:06:24 is absolutely priceless.
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Underrated
Poor William Conrad.....
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My nerd really came out on the modification sketch. As Tom was describing the Cellwall design, I'm sitting here thinking, "oh, the lytic cycle!" Yeah......
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This blonde sounds like Norma Cassady, Lesley Ann Warren's character in Victor/Victoria.
We have a blind girl living here so let's fill the house with hard corners, sharp medieval weapons, and stairs without guard rails.
46:25 Now we know where Bruce Willis comes from.
Gale would later go on to work for the Joker.
"Martin, Glenn Martin..." DDS.
I loved Joel's spaceship made out of a spare Crow.
"California, the only place where you have to sign-in to go outside."
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Mike's Hugh Beaumont freakout is truly classic! One of my favorite characters that Mike plays throughout the show.
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So, there are two MST3K movies that feature stiff, lumbering killer giants being charmed by blind pianist women.
I understand Richard Kiel’s tour de force performance as “Eegah” landed him the coveted role as “Dr. Kolos” in this spectacular classic.
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....after watching this movie, I suddenly understand why Richard Kiel usually plays silent characters.
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Forrester and Frank trying to do their invention exchange is one of the greatest host moments. It makes me crack up every time! Please tell me I'm not alone...
The professor was the bad guy/husband in "Gilda"! I love when random character actors pop up in these MST films.
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I'm just watching this episode because it's #420.
Whoa! Got riff-back on that one.
1:09:01 Mike does the greatest Hugh Beaumont ever! XD
I am with Kevin Drake. This is a classic episode.
Kept waiting for Richard Kiel to smile with his James Bond "Jaws" metal teeth. Like the best of MST3K, the flick was so bad, that it was good.
Loved the preview of Mike Nelson, playing Hugh Beaumont. "Think my wife greets me at the door in Saran-wrap and stiletto heels? No!"
One of my favorites that gets no love.
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I like this movie because Richard Kiel actually gets a chance to act. Most of the time he is either silent (as in the Twilight Zone episode, "To Serve Man"), or just grunts.
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With that guy's voice, I can't believe they don't make any Scarlet Pimpernel riffs. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01i19qog8Pw