To follow up Autopilot, what do you consider the most shocking riff? It could be anything -- something risque that slipped by the network, or perhaps humor that was fine in 1990 but offends 21st Century sensibilities. I think my choice would be (can't remember the episode -- maybe I Accuse My Parents) where a guy walks into the scene with a woman and Servo says "I brought the vag." It's close between that and "the three spooges" from Slime People.

At about 38:33 they show the weird girl singing, and she has no shoes. She's dancing on the lunch counter with her filthy dirty feet! I guess I was grossed out by that...

I'm still making that tribute to Bridget Jones, but while I was putting together clips for that video, I was reminded of one of my favorite MST movie characters. The woman who was meant to be a dumb, racist stereotype, but turned out to be the most intelligent of the peanut gallery. The woman who was played by the best (and possibly only) actor of the bunch. Dear sweet superstitious Eulabelle from Horror of Party Beach. She may have been wrong about the voodoo, but she did inadvertently save the day. Sorta. Enjoy!

https://youtu.be/mkO4dWJNHUQ

1. I don't get it. What was the experiment Mother Nature was conducting, and why/how did it fail?

2. Wow, so the entire Wongo tribe worships The Winslow? Cool. I wonder if Phil Foglio knows.

3. You know, when they made the whole deal out of how the pretty girls can't cook, I thought it was leading to a twist ending where the men learn to appreciate that there's more to a woman than looks. Silly me.

4. We're going to send all the men out into the wilderness with no weapons for a month. At just the exact time the women of Wongo are coming. And, even though there's no reason to think you'll encounter anyone else whatsoever in the woods (and your mates will be here waiting for you), I'm going to specifically mention that you're not allowed to talk to any women while you're gone. And no, this is not contrived in the least.

5. There's no reason whatsoever to be worried about the ape men coming to attack the village while every single warrior in his prime is away, out in the wilds, unarmed, with no means of contact, for an entire month. Why would you even think that? They played their part in the second act. We're done with them now.

6. So in both tribes babies are born once every 20 years? The new generation comes of age, gets married, reproduces, and then there are no more kids? What an odd system.