Congratulations, it's the first movie on the show where I actually liked the "Commando Cody" shorts more than the actual film.

I'm continually amazed by the rewriting of mythology and making Hercules someone intelligent who values intelligence as much as strength. Crow's summation in Herc and the Captive Women was much more like the mythology. "He was not known for his intellect. In fact, he was dumber than a box of hammers." Then, Jason talking about NOT taking revenge for the murder of his father. No way, not in Greek mythology. When they say it's "freely-adapted", boy, do they mean it.

You know... if you cut out the creepy undertones, I can actually see a screwball comedy about a caveman learning modern social norms while living with a young couple working out all right.

"There is no bluebird of happiness. Happiness is here, all around us!"

...I can imagine someone in the back yelling "Oh, god, it's one of THOSE movies."

...Now I want that name.

"All right, Agent 243, what is your code name?"

"Super Dragon!"

"...No."

Fun fact: the original release of the movie was titled "Swamp Women", and had the tagline "Women with a lust for men!"

Welcome to the 50's.

Einstein: a warning to film directors that not every sci-fi film needs an R2-D2 ripoff!

Fun fact: if you actually listen to the Torgo theme for several minutes in a dark room and pay attention to the piano in the background... it actually gets a tiny bit creepy.

Fun fact: this movie was originally going to be titled "Bride of the Atom", but the studio made Ed Wood change it.

Well, thanks to this movie, I can at least sort-of pronounce the names of the characters in the Kalevala, so that's good.

The Monster looks like they put the Beast of Yucca Flats on a diet!

"I'm gonna put lighter fluid on it and burn it in the driveway."

I just remembered what happened to my old wood shop project.