This is the second season premiere in a row with multiple 'Finder of Lost Loves' references

I wish we could have seen Joel's illustrated history of technology, starting with Gallagher and ending with The Flying Nun

This might just be the worst movie on MST3K/worst movie ever made. The nonsense plot, the campy villains, the drug that makes people dance, non-action action sequences, ridiculous masked villain, bimbo girls, random plot points like mole people, crazy henchman, fake mustaches - the SoL crew couldn't even do segments on it; had to stick with cheating.

What the hell was the purpose of the short on selling breads - and the angel & demon of bread-sellers?!?

I know that MST3K was based on riffing on bad '50s sci-fi movies, but I wish they had done more bad '60s hippie flicks like this. It allows for a whole new set of jokes.

Two episodes in a row with a 'Finder of Lost Loves' reference.

I'd never seen this one before, really nice episode.

Movie - "There've been giants before"
Joel - "There Might Be Giants"...

It was great to have Joel AND Frank back - but did kind of indicate that this would be the last season...

I've been watching the episodes out of order, via Club MST3K, so saw Springy before Crow dressed up as Willy the Waffle back in Season Four - admittedly makes (slightly) more sense...

This was listed as the most unwatchable MST3K movie (and that's saying something): http://www.pastemagazine.com/blogs/lists/2013/11/the-10-most-unwatchable-films-featured-on-mystery-science-theater-3000.html
(note: the three Coleman Francis films done on MST3K were ALL on the Top Ten list...)

Torgo is supposed to be a satyr, hence the metal frame under the actor's pants to attempt to show legs that bend backward like a faun. Apparently the contraption was extremely painful to John Reynolds. He killed himself in 1966, although no connection to Manos was given in his death. Sad, really.