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The dialogue in this movie keeps clarifying its own vocabulary, which drives me nuts. "We hoped that you would be able to understand, or to learn how Col. Manning survived." "He's growing at an accelerated, or speeded-up rate."

It's zero hours. I think I'll do --- nothing

I've probably watched this movie 30 times over the course of...say, two decades, since I think this is one of the episodes I had on VHS when I was a kid. I always thought the doctor was trying to explain the "slow-growing heart" thing by saying to -imagine- the heart is only one cell, so it's not multiplying as quickly (exponential growth and all that). But all of the comments here made me go back and rewatch and really listen to the guy. I'll be damned...he really does say that the heart is one cell. That has to be to error on his line read, right?

At 56:32, does Servo ask, "Is he jerking off?" in response to Glen's hand pointing? Joel and Crow seem to respond as if Servo said something surprising! This episode is chock full of suggestive and flat-out naughty riffs! IMO, one of the most risqué Joel era episodes.

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rob zombie used the sample quote from this film?

the line "WHY DONT YOU ASK ME WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO BE A FREAK?"
is from the song DEMON SPEEDING

I'm loving the new link... all those early 90's commercials are making me feel really nostalgic.

So, the bomb completely disintegrated an entire airplane and its pilot, but Col. Manning survived by covering his face with his arms. Okay.

......and bruce springstine driving throgh nebraska

I love what Servo does @ 1:00:00 They have made many comments regarding cannabis in many other films here on Club-mst3k. COOL

"Put the hurt on 'em, Frank." My new catchphrase.

@ 1:06:20 Tom says... Let's do it on the 3-D BB!
*Do you remember what that line is from, and who said it?
If you do, comment.

You know, if they'd just explained that the greater mass of pretty much everything was causing Glenn's circulatory system to be unable to compensate, it'd actually be a nice nod to the square-cube law actually keeping people from getting this big. As is, though... one cell? Ugh.

51:10 - Prime comedic timing, Servo.

Correct if I'm wrong, but weren't both Trinity and Little Boy plutonium decices? Maybe it was still classified when Mr. B.I.G. made this?

So, in War of the Colossal Beast, when Glen Manning makes his disastrous return to the U.S., where is his never-give-up-on-anything fiancee?

"We have two helicopters but only one pilot." Brilliant budgeting.

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This is one of my favorite episodes, I can't believe it's so low ranked under laughs!

I bet that if Plutonium bombs could regrow skin, insurance companies would say it was "cosmetic" and not covored

The "Single Cell Heart" Doc. made a better drunk in "She Creature"

Butter! Parkay! Butter! Parkay!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I35F8WfRfG4

I think Paul is an emotional manipulator. (dick!) As he unabashedly shows it with Glenns' fiance.

It boggles me that even the finger holes on the syringe are huge.

Classic 50's "all exposition" flick. "Before we do this, let's take 10 minutes to describe what we are doing." Love the complete corn-ball age of movies.

Glen Manning was supposed to be wed to his fiancee after the bomb test. He ran out to the bomb on purpose. The downed plane was just an excuse. "No one chains ME down!"

Heart is made up of a single cell.... (WTSF????), Security Lifted means removing security restrictions last time I recalled. The Dr was better as a drunk in "She Creature"

Well, it's probably the best Bert I. Gordon film I've seen, but that's like picking your favorite dentist visit.

More like Amazing CRABBY Man, amirite?

heres a scary thought imagine if Glenn got diarrhea lol.....sorry

I liked this episode because they didn't use their stock riffs like 'Skipper... Little Buddy...Skipper!, By this time my lungs were aching for air, Bite me!, McCloud!, Ahhh Rickyyyyy!!! and 'I thought you were Dale!'.

The single most important question that this film NEVER addresses. How does he take a shit?

Insensitive Hospital. A House reference before House was produced. XD

Hey, Mike doesn't look half bad in jeans and a bald-cap.

this is relevant. http://what-if.xkcd.com/77/

i mean quite aside from the fact that he would collapse under his own bulk. Double the height, square the area, cube the volume.

I thought this wasn't going to get a laugh, but then, "So don't wear a white dress that day," and here we are. XD

Funny. I have been to a clinic that was a bit insensitive and judgmental in passive ways. They were bad at hiding their true opinions about people. I go in and see they have a negative opinion about me even though they try to hide that. But I didn't figure that out weeks later too. Stop going there too because they also didn't help me at all or gave me bogus help. They are still human. Make mistakes, and let too much the worst of themselves effect their work. But the latter is a big no-no in the medicine profession.

A civilian plane over an atomic bomb testing site? No, I don't think so. "It's Buddy Hackett and Mickey Rooney too." Love this illogical 50's SF movies. And the guys are hilarious!

This movie isn't realistic at all. One of their soldiers becomes a giant. The army spirits him away to do a battery of tests to understand his condition. And not once does anyone suggest the possibility of deploying him (or a battalion of giants like him) to the active war zone.

You've got to love that scientist's reaction to being asked how a man could have survived the nuclear blast:

"Obviously, there was just some sort of freak, unknown condition by which he was protected, and then he magically healed for some reason even though that's impossible by all logic and reason! GEEZ! What's the big MYSTERY?"

I want to know what it's like to be in the lab with a scientist like this. I'm imagining him receiving a grant to research a cure to rabies, and then he calls a press conference to say, "GOD! Obviously rabies could be cured with either a really, super-sciencey medical substance or some kind of crazy procedure that would make rabies go away! Now GET OF MY FRIGGIN' BACK!"

I wonder if the Marvel crew watched this movie. Glen's origin is oddly similar to Bruce Banner's. At the test of a new type of atomic bomb, an innocent civilian stumbles onto the testing ground. Guy runs out to save him, absorbs a massive amount of strange radiation, and becomes a huge monster.

Lieutenant Colonel Glenn Manning
Played the hero after a rough landing.
His fiancee was vexed
And his doctors perplexed
Because he could not stop expanding.

The heart is a single cell..... Right...
On the other hand Amazing Colossal Mike is hilarious, they sure do come up with a lot of reasons to put him in a diaper over the years...

"What sin could a man commit in a single lifetime to bring this upon himself?" Maybe it has something to do with shooting a Korean man in the face.

Anybody here listen to Rob Zombie? I was watching this and was suddenly struck with the realization that he used an audio clip from this movie in a song (Demon Speeding). Crazy! Anyway, love this ep. Heheheh, the host segments were hilarious! And the riffs were great! That doctor guy was a jerk though! Trying to convince what's her face to leave Glenn all by himself. And why couldn't they just hold off on the bullets for a bit, huh?? The guy might have survived!

I really wasn't looking forward to this one as I had already seen the War of the Colossal Beast episode first (didn't know it was a sequel) but this one was actually funnier than the sequel episode. (Both are great, but this one had me rolling)

The doctor with the giant hypodermic needle is the funniest thing I saw in the movie -- except the part where Glen harpoons the doc with it.

singing the circus theme ya da da da da da da da da da

I'm somehow going to work the phrase, "Ah! Anarchy, anarchy, anarchy!", into a conversation soon.

Hahaha too bad Mike didn't step on NSA headquarters. Also, Satellites in the Gut would be a good name for my next album.

I don't know if it's just on my tablet or what but the video's audio is playing at a super slowed down speed, and I need to say, the theme music sounds REALLY COOL slowed down haha, makes me think of like Devo, but somehow...haunting.

You know, of all the stink piles I've seen these guys riff, with their B-Movie pseudo-science and mis-placed terror about atomic energy and all, the scientific explanation in this one is probably the most painful. I might need a lie down after that "single-celled heart" schpiel... WOW

The Las Vegas TV report's name, H. Wells - An Easter Egg to H.G. Wells' book "Food of the Gods"? Which also happens to be a Burt I. Gordon film as well.

Such great host segments in this one. Amazing Colossal Joel still cracks me up every time. "No. Ahhh. I'm huge."

This was one of my first sci-fi films I ever saw. Watched the ending on TV in the early '60's and even then, I thought it was cheesey.

The riffs in this one, especially in the "hospital" are some of my favorites... I just love this one!

Re-uploaded and added episode. Enjoy, MSTies! =D

Both Glenn Manning episodes are huge (!) favorites in this house. We are forever quoting them.

not technically a riff, but at 00:27:21 Tom whipping his whole body around to follow the dialogue volley while you can hear his arms smacking the chair .. it just had me giggling uncontrollably :D

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First time for everything, I correct myself lol. Dr. Lindstrom was in "She Creature" it's his twin brother that was in "Screaming Skull' My badd. Well hell, they look alike there twins ok :-)

Nice dive off the dam, whoooaaa lol. I remember The MST3K Hr. totally scene-cut the hell out of this movie to make room to fit it in 2 smaller 1 hr. sets. Wasn't Dr. Lindstrom the evil jerky scheming husband in "The Screaming Skull"?

Whoa, that was close! This one almost broke me. Thank goodness they never made a sequel to this debacle because I don’t think I could….huh, what? They what…D'oh!

"Hello baabyyyyYYY!"

The real tragedy here is this all negates the plutonium bomb’s usefulness as a weapon of mass destruction.

"He must have protected his eyes with his arms. He put them up when the blast hit." Well it's a good thing he can move faster than light then.

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As a biology major, the scientific explanation "the heart is made up of a single cell and that's why it isn't growing as fast" made me burst out laughing. Seriously, writers? I mean sure, amazing colossal man, but if you give a scientific fact, CHECK IT!! Sheesh.

Pity this came along before the "What Happens in Vegas Stays in Vegas" ad campaign...

What a maroon! What an ignoranimous!!

They have this episode on VHS at my liabrary. I watched twice with my dad. Apparently, he saw the original movie when he was a kid.

I lost it at "...and his heart will literally explode". Didn't even need the riff.

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