Scenes with Crow T. Robot 1,239
[after a disguised Whitey demeans Bill Dudley's bread delivery job, he sets out to change her mind]
First of all, take a look. [holds up bread] A loaf of bread.
CACrow [as Dudley]
Eat every piece!
. . .
WWhitey
Are you by any chance trying to say that you think this business of yours is important?
That's exactly the way I feel about it.
MAMike [as Dudley]
[miserably] I have to. It's all I've got!
You see, I want every grocer on my route thinking...
[cut to a montage of grocers]
MAMike [as grocer]
What a moron.
GVGrocer voiceover
That Bill Dudley is OK. Never slams doors. Always seems friendly, always got a smile.
SAServo [as grocer]
What's he on?
VVoiceover
Always interested in my store, treats my place with respect.
CACrow [as grocer]
What does he want from me?
VVoiceover
Never slams his trays around, or makes a nuisance of himself.
SAServo [as Grocer]
Why can't he leave me alone?
VVoiceover
I like to do business with salesmen like that.
MAMike [as Grocer]
But his bread sucks.
[explaining his work philosophy] The two most important things a bread salesman needs is this [taps head] and this. [taps inventory book]
[The narrator is describing appropriate clothing while a shady-looking man dresses.]
Be sure to wear a clean shirt...
CCrow
Be sure to get a brand-new chin.
...and your favorite tie.
Now you're ready to rub out Sonny Corleone!
[A person does the "knee test," where he puts his palms on his knees and swivels them]
...You will look poised and dignified.
. . .
CCrow
Don't do this during the speech.
Red Zone Cuba (movie)
[A train conductor appears, looking very old and decrepit. Mike realizes that the actor portraying him is...]
CCrow
Was he always a hundred years old?
[Close-up of John Carradine smoking a cigarette...]
[deep voice] John Carradine for Viceroy.
[Close-up of young Jim smoking...]
CCrow
[lisping] Sal Mineo for Viceroy!
[Standing before a crude map, "Lieutenant" Joe addresses his extremely tiny Cuba invasion force.]
Men, we're shoving off right after sundown...
CSCrow, Servo [as Men]
You shove off!
…and I want to give you some idea of what to expect.
MAMike [as Joe]
There's 80,000 of them, and seven of us.
At 12 o'clock midnight, we hit the beach. At 12:30 a patrol boat makes its nightly run. We have 30 minutes to scale 80 foot cliffs and clear the beach.
SAServo [as Joe]
Ted, you take Havana.
[As Griffin is beating on Landis at a trainyard, the scene suddenly changes to an auto shop exterior, even while the fight music continues.]
Ah! I think my neck got broken in that jump cut!
[sighs] I see the movie has finally thrown up its hands and said "I just don't know!"
CCrow
I want to hurt this movie, but I could never hurt it the way it hurt me!
[Mike- left worn out by the film- masquerades as Carol Channing to cope through the inner pain]
CCrow
I see, this movie must've really gotten to ya. (. . .) [mockingly imitating Carol's voice] Well, it's just sensational that you're Carol Channing!
[rebuking] What are you doing? Stop that! As Carol Channing, I must say that's really annoying.
CCrow
[depressed sigh] You know, aside from the fact that I'll never again experience joy in my life, I don't think Red Zone Cuba had any kind of negative effect on me...
Yeah, even being Carol Channing didn't shield me from the effect of this one...
Well, hey! I know what we can do to cheer ourselves up! Let's sing us a bouncy, upbeat song! Okay!?
CCrow
That's a great idea!
Hit it, Cambot! [singing] Whenever I want to cry and bawl, Because I'm feeling sad, I think of ironing boards and drywall, And then I don't feel so bad!
CCrow
Whenever I'm feeling down and blue And sorry for myself I get some staples and some glue And I'm happy as an elf!
[singing] Whenever I start to mope and pout And there's nothing left in my soul I check the toilet paper and if we're out I buy another roll!
[singing] Have you ever touched a Post-it Note? Have you ever looked at boots? Have you ever sat down in a chair? Have you ever used a paper clip?
CCrow
[singing] So if you listen to our advice,
[singing] And you wanna feel terrific!
[singing] Do things that make you feel nice,
[singing] I wish we could be more specific!
CCrow
What country is this taking place in?
[Over a shot of man watching security cameras in a control booth]
CCrow
(in a snooty British accent) You're watching Brian Television: All Brian, all the time.
[On the rightmost monitor, we see the group of men walking into vision]
In an underground bunker, the Major League owners plot strategies.
SAServo [as watcher]
Why can't I get the Red Shoe Diaries?
[We cut to an obvious toy submarine surfacing within a pool of water.]
The Tidy Bowl Man is doing all right for himself.
They're coming up for more baking soda.
[Crow begins snickering.]
Ah, the ocean's beautiful in this part of the tub.
[Crow snickers again.]
This set is at least three box tops.
CCrow
[recovering his composure] Special effects by... Billy!
. . .
[The radar operator climbs a ladder toward a hatch.]
Don't go up there! You'll become a toy!
. . .
[The men from the helicopter have climbed down into the submarine.]
SSub Captain
Okay. We can dive.
SAServo [as Captain]
Billy's out of the tub. We can dive now.
CACrow [as Captain]
Head towards the drain.
[Shot in slow motion, the sub pulls away and the toy helicopter "falls" off into the water.]
SAServo [as Captain]
Uhp, did somebody tie on the helicopter?
CCrow
Oop! Eh... This must be a massive organization to be able to throw away a $1.50 helicopter.
[Bart Fargo foils an assassination attempt by Scarface, who was disguised as a concierge.]
BFBart Fargo
You know, Scarface, that was a very silly get-up. It didn't suit you. And your imitation of a waiter was very funny. "Your breakfast, señor..." You should have changed your voice too.
[Bart opens a balcony window and chuckles. Scarface lunges at Bart, but misses and dives out the window, screaming.]
[Crow giggles.]
MAMike [as Bart]
And the way you dove out the window was just terrible!
[Scarface lands on the pavement with a thump.]
SAServo [as Bart]
Ooh, sorry, ma'am.
BFBart Fargo
That's too bad.
CCrow
Oh, come on! What about "he really fell for me"? Or "his hopes have been crushed"?