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Crow T. Robot quotes from Mystery Science Theater 3000

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Most-quoted character in Mystery Science Theater 3000: in 1,660 of its 3,167 quotes
Most scenes with: Tom Servo (818), Mike Nelson (376), Joel Robinson (271)

Scenes with Crow T. Robot 1,239

[Cash-strapped Marv and his father are both getting ready for their dates.]

CCrow

You know, maybe if they sold off one of those Tiffany lamps, then...

GMr. Grant

Oh, by the way, I think I'm gonna have a job next week.

MMarv

Really?

GMr. Grant

Yup. I met a guy today who's sure he can put me on full time.

MAMike [as Mr. Grant]

Yup. I'm going to sell my plasma door to door.

[Marv and Betty are on their date, walking the street.]

CACrow [as Betty]

So, are we going to walk the alleys all night?

MMarv

I'm sorry, Betty, honest.

Oh, that's okay. At least it was a good movie.

SAServo [as Betty]

I've never walked to a drive-in before.

Marv It's just that I, well, I had to give some money to Pop--

Oh, just forget it. I'm having a lovely time.

MMarv

Betty.

MAMike [as Marv]

Can I sniff your bra?

MMarv

I've got almost a dollar left. Would you like to have a Coke?

I'd love it.

CACrow [as Betty]

Thanks a lot, Adnan Khashoggi.

[Cut to a diner.]

Tonight only: Cokes, a dollar ten.

[Vince confronts Betty, who just got Marv to write her term paper.]

Oh, Vince.

CACrow [as Betty]

Will you write a paper for me?

What's with you? [brief pause]

Rebooting.

With me and Marv?

SAServo [as Vince]

Come on, I can't hold this face much longer!

Oh, you can't be serious.

Look, you were with him. You went out with him instead of me!

CACrow [as Betty]

He had three dollars!

But, honey, I just wanted him to write my term paper.

MAMike [as Vince]

Would he write mine if I kissed him?

. . .

MAMike [as Betty]

Now would you write my shop project?

[As the film ends, almost everyone has been shot dead or just arrested.]

CACrow [as Cop]

Should we just leave the dead guys there?

MAMike [as Cop]

Eh, the crows'll get 'em.

CCrow

This is the PTA reminding you to always do your homework.

You know, in light of this, cheating on the paper wasn't that big a deal.

[The cast list scrolls by.]

SAServo [as a TV announcer]

Coming up next on Nick at Nite, one of the original black and white I Dream Of Jeannie episodes, then F Troop, next on Nick At Nite.

CCrow

Filmed before a live audience.

MAMike [as Eva Gabor]

This has been a Filmways presentation, dahling.

[Griffin is finally gunned down and dies]

CCrow

And when Curly dies, he feeds other Curlys in the wild.

[a police officer looks over Griffin and muses to himself]

OOfficer

[Griffin] ran all the way to Hell, with a penny and a broken cigarette.

Which is really all you need in Hell, so it works out great.

[Over the short's title screen.]

CCrow

The Bill Clinton Story!

The chicken of tomorrow in a deadly battle against the chicken of today!

[Over a dedication in the opening credits]

CCrow

Dedicated to the chickens who lost their lives in the great chicken war.

Wait a minute! Men and women breeding better poultry? What kind of sick experiment is this?

[A worker is placing eggs inside a tray.]

MAMike [as egg]

Hey, can I go to the bathroom?

SAServo [as egg]

No, stay in there.

MAMike [as egg]

Oh, come on. Can I go home?

SAServo [as egg]

No, the door's locked!

. . .

CCrow

I've seen the episode where the eggs come in too fast and she starts putting them in her mouth!

[A worker puts trays inside the incubator.]

The temperature is kept at 99 degrees to approximate the body heat of the hens.

CACrow [as Narrator]

And this fellow.

. . .

This one unit holds 85,000 eggs.

And one bathroom for all of them.

[Watching footage of a baby chicken forming and hatching.]

This is gonna be hot, hot, hot!

. . .

Mork calling Orson...

CACrow [as baby chick]

Hey, I'm trying to sleep in here!

. . .

That is one bloodshot eye.

. . .

CCrow

Oh, wait. That's my Silly Putty.

. . .

CCrow

[singing] How dry I am-- [hiccups]

. . .

And finally, the fully developed chick is ready to start breaking out of its shell.

SAServo [as Narrator]

Sticks of dynamite are arranged carefully around the perimeter.

. . .

CCrow

[singing] Come on down and meet everybod-- Oh, sorry.

. . .

I hate it when people tape their own deliveries.

. . .

Aren't there supposed to be pantyhose in there?

. . .

CACrow [as baby chick]

Oh, what did I do last night?

Sexing the chicks, or separating the males from the females, is a highly specialized trade.

Yeah, for pervs!

[A farmer inspects one of the chicks]

CACrow [as farmer]

Whoa, Milton Berle there...

[A worker is sorting out baby chicks.]

CACrow [as worker]

Garage sale. Goodwill. Save for the kids.

[The baby chicks are being thrown into a small box.]

MAMike [as baby chick]

It's nice. You know, it's small, the walls are neutral.

SAServo [as baby chick]

Hi, Cindy. I'm so glad I'm gonan be in your group. This is gonna be a fun group!

40 piece chicken nuggets to go!

But wait a minute, you may be saying...

CACrow [as Narrator]

Why am I watching this?

Can those chicks just out of the shell be sent without food on trips of a day, two days, even three?

You bet!

Indeed they can!

[surprised] ...Heh, I was right!

[The truck carrying baby chicks is driving very slowly.]

Nevertheless, speed is essential and it's here that the motor truck plays a big part in poultry raising.

CACrow [as Narrator]

I said, "Speed is ESSENTIAL"!

[As the truck drives as the scene fades.]

That guy's escaping disguised as a chicken!

[the next scene fades in]

CCrow

Chickens!

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