Wait, Servo calls him Joel Hodgeson, not Joel Robinson!

I'm trying to look at nobody and I'm looking at everybody

Am I the only one who thought Pleasance looked like Dr. Evil?

At 22:32, Grandpa looks like he's missing his trigger finger when he reaches to shake Derek's hand.

I have to admit I kinda liked the movie.

I think this a really underrated episode. I was skeptical going in, but I liked it alot. Having said that a) Maybe it's just me but Shep seems more like a boy dog name. B) Shep seems like a name for a dog that has oh, I don't know, some sheperd in it. And c) why was that guy aging so quick? were supernatural forces at work? If so, completely out of nowhere. But I really like the episode alot. As I stated earlier, really underrated.

Oh man. I can't believe they cut it. About half an hour in, when they're trying to rescue Atari from his cell, suddenly there's an agent in the cell with him, directing the other one to the correct door. Q floods the cell with poison gas, intending to kill Atari and the agent inside with him. But you may be wondering - where did he come from, and why is he trapped inside the cell with Atari? The KTMA version (which also has an extended opening sequence introducing the team and showing how Mighty Jack is launched) has the answer...

Mighty Jack dispatched an agent. He landed on the shore of the island, expertly snuck through the enemy base, located Atari's cell, picked the lock, stepped inside, and proudly announced his success to Atari. He was still rankled that Atari had been so demanding when Q had put him on the radio. Kind of "You challenged me to rescue you? Well, here I am! You can thank me now!" Only to have Atari respond with "You fool!" Instead of holding the door open so Atari could escape, the elite agent of the top secret superhero task force had stepped inside, closing the door behind him. All the training and high-tech gadgetry, and he'd never considered that a prison cell door might have an automatic lock. Now they were both trapped! So the would-be rescuer had to radio Mighty Jack to send a second agent to spring them both.

I bought this on VHS around 20 years ago for my son. Many a night I would pop this to go to sleep by. It warms my cockles to watch it again (and not in the dirty way).

Can't decide which is weirder, Puma Man can fly or Gamera can walk on two feet.

I really liked the short, but not crazy about the rest. That's about the most negative I've been about any episode.

Marianne's hair at the party was dang near as high as Bride of Frankenstein's. It just needed the white streaks. Elsa Lanchester. where are you?

Why am I not surprised that literally the only time there's a woman in the theater, the whole comment section complains?