[As Megalon and Jet Jaguar continue fighting]
ServoI know I should be excited and scared and all, but I -- all I can think of is sweaty Japanese guys...
. . .
He's got a foreign object!
ServoHe is a foreign object!
A character in Mystery Science Theater 3000
Played by Kevin Murphy
Mystery Science Theater 3000 · 3,167 quotes
2nd most-quoted character in Mystery Science Theater 3000: in 1,542 of its 3,167 quotes
Most scenes with: Crow T. Robot (818), Mike Nelson (393), Joel Robinson (294)
[As Megalon and Jet Jaguar continue fighting]
ServoI know I should be excited and scared and all, but I -- all I can think of is sweaty Japanese guys...
. . .
He's got a foreign object!
ServoHe is a foreign object!
[Jet Jaguar is curled up on the ground after being shot out of the air by Megalon. The latter stands over him, gloating.]
You will bow down before me, Jet Jaguar!
Do you expect me to talk?
No, Jet Jaguar. I expect you to die!
ServoOh, very good, guys. Uh, kind of a James Bond thing there.
[After the final battle, Godzilla walks away.]
Godzilla! Bye-bye!
Thanks for leveling our country!
Did you study your spelling last night?
Uh, dog ate it.
Uh, yes, yes!
Good. Let me hear you spell, uh... "beautiful."
Let me hear you spell "patronize."
Beautiful... ah yes...
Will this be on the final?
S-L-...
B-E...
A-V...
[struggling] A... U...
E-R-Y.
T... I-F-U-L.
[the two girls giggle]
That's wonderful!
Okay, now spell antidisestablishmentarianism.
However strong we may feel...
Our bones are very brittle.
... some of us cannot overcome certain inner emotions.
Like love.
When we view an autopsy of this kind, let me say to you to feel free to leave the class.
To do the technicolor yarn.
To blow chow.
To chuck the chow on the white porcelain throne.
To summon the earl.
[during an autopsy]
Now earlier today, I baked a corpse at 425 degrees.
Then we follow with an abdominal incision...
And a light lemon-chiffon sauce with shallots.
We have now exposed the gastrovascular cavity...
Which should be stuffed with a sage dressing.
We have cut through the epidermis, and you see this yellow mass. That's the fatty tissue...
Which should be whipped into stiff peaks.
...
Well, it's not very pleasant to look at, I must admit...
But with rice, and the correct seasoning, you've got a wonderful meal.
...
Mr. John Doe has rendered posthumously a great service to medical science.
ServoWhat are showman, ladies and gentlemen! He gave his all!
Now he will be transferred to the general mausoleum of the Raven Hills Cemetery...
Where we'll meet for bars and punch.
Where he will be stored for about a week in the receiving vault.
ServoThese are the battered faces of men in their 40s.
He will probably be buried there in Potter's Field.
You've been a wonderful audience! Enjoy the buffet!
Good morning, sir.
There are no good mornings here.
I'll decide if it's a good morning, or not.
What was your name?
What was my name? You mean, sir, I'm... finished? All washed up?
86'd? Hasta luego, buckwheat?
Well that depends on the evidence. Uh, your name?
Deep six out of here?
Joseph Doakes, sir.
Joseph Doakes... [begins shifting through papers] ...Doakes.
Funny name.
Huh... Joseph Doakes... let's see, there's Dickweed, Dog, Dumbsh- Ah, here it is...
[after the Angel finishes an account in which Joe has a close call and nearly hits a child at a school]
After that, I never had any trouble with Joe around schools. He'd crawl by at a snail's pace.
Nursing homes though? Whoa!
You see, your honor, Joe had two kids of his own at that school.
And if his wife ever found out...
Yes. We're all that way when it gets close to home. A pity they don't always drive as though their own families were in danger.
You make me sick!
[Joe's Guardian Angel prepares to divulge more about Joe as a driver before he's interrupted by the sound of a car crash]
[as Judge] Hang on, you'll want to see this.
Servo[as a wall tally of injuries and fatalities ticks forward for driving accidents] And at halftime, injuries are ahead of fatalities here in New Jersey...
[Joe sees this and looks forelorn as it starts to sink in how badly he acted as a motorist]
[as Joe] I'm so ashamed.
[the Judge looks over a list and marks off the name of the presumed accident victim] Looks like Nixon's enemy list.
[as Judge] Hurts, doesn't it?
By the way, did he ever drive when he'd been drinking?
Oh boy, I need my other scroll for that. That's a doozy.
[hesitant] Well, sir... he-
Guardian! I want the whole. Truth.
So help me, me!
Well sir, Joe did take a nip occasionally. He wasn't really what you'd call a drinker, just a cocktail now and then...
Just a half-gallon now and then.
You know how the boys are, your honor.
Yes, I know how the boys are...
And I know where the boys are.
I have a book full of those "just a cocktail or two" drinkers.
Jerks wouldn't let me in their club.
Drivers and pedestrians too. Dead ones.
Big ones.
"Just a cocktail or two..."
Phooey!
Any abnormal, physical, or mental condition due to drinking liquor...
Is monotonous!
...is intoxication in this state! A careless driver or pedestrian is usually pretty careless...
ServoWow, he's preachy...
...regarding the other fellow's rights and safety, but as to his own safety and wellbeing, he's downright selfish!
Pah!
Now dilute that dangerous frame of mind, with "just a cocktail or two..."
ServoOh, okay! Thanks! I'll take a scotch.
...and he even forgets about his own safety. That is one of the reasons why...
Is this gonna be on the final?
[addressing Joe's past transgressions as a driver] Incidentally, was there any traffic law he didn't violate?
Oh; I never hit-and-run.
[as Judge] Well, that changes everything!
If you did, then you'd be booked in- [Angel clears his throat]
ServoIn phlegm?
-in a lower court.
ServoOh.
You never hit and run? Why that's so despicable of an act, I wouldn't even accuse you of it.
[as Judge, muttering] Never hit and run; why I oughta-
I've heard enough of [Joe] as a driver...
[as Judge] Now how is he as a cocktail waitress?
...how is he as a pedestrian?
Oh, well that's different: as a driver, he thought he owned the road. As a pedestrian, he knew he owned it. He weaved through traffic like a mouse in a maze.
Servo[as Angel] Squeaking, and calling himself Algernon!
[the movie begins with a credit for producer Robert Lippert, who the SOL crew are more than familiar with at this point]
ServoLippert? Oh, yikes!
Mars is extending us a welcome!
ServoFrench-fried potatoes!
[introducing the scientists assigned to travel and observe planet Nova] If animal life is discovered on Nova, an expert on zoo-geography would be a most important member. [Dr. Gordon is shown observing a saber toothed tiger skull carefully] On August 10, Dr. Richard Gordon was chosen to fill that position. He became famous for his discovery of the giant prehistoric tar pits near Salt Lake City.
[as Dr. Gordon] I'd say this patient is dead. I'm no expert, but dead is the word.
[cuts to showing mineralogist Nora Pierce mining sediment out of a wall formation] The study of rock formations and its minerals is a lot like reading the personal diary of a planet.
ServoYes, it's not very polite.
Dr. Nora Pierce joined the space expedition of August 27; her doctorate in Mineralogy was awarded for her mineralogical research in the Himalayas.
And she's cute too.
[as bizarre sounding horn music plays during the opening scenes]
ServoWhoa; is Cookie the Clown on the premises again?
[smoke pours from the rocket] A new Pope is selected; it's Cookie.
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