WWatney
Listen, Cabot, what the hell are you talking about? Where are we? What's going on here, Cabot?
CACrow [as Cabot]
Ssh! I'm acting!
[Cabot walks away, and starts ignoring Watney]
WWatney
The same to you! Cabot, listen. Listen to me! Cabot, what's going on here? What happened last night? Did I do something wrong? Damnit, Cabot.
MCMike, Crow & Servo
[chanting] Kill him... kill him... kill him... kill him...
WWatney
Cabot, will you listen to me? I wanna go home right now, Cabot. Where are you going? No, no, wait there, Cabot! Tell me what the hell's going on, here. Is this one of your crazy science experiments, huh?
[whispers] Cabot, no-one would see if you killed him right now!
They'd probably give you a free drink at the Pullman.
[Mike and the bots read excerpts from Jack Palance's fictional autobiography about the making of "Outlaw"]
Let's see, uh... [doing a Jack Palance impression] "Day One: missed call. Partied all night with that platinum midget fellow and Urbano. Still having trouble seeing straight."
Okay... [takes book and does own Jack Palance impression] "Day Three: missed call. Wandered into shot yesterday and they decided to keep it." [referring to his character's recurring phrase] "What the heck does 'Avante, avante' mean?"
Servo
[takes book, does Palance] "Day Five: missed call. After four days of shooting, finally got script today and guess what? I'm not playing Thomas Aquinas. I'm supposed to be some kind of freakin' wizard."
[book; Palance] "Day Eight: missed call. Just can't get cancelled series 'Brunk' off my mind. Why? Whyyyy? Can't keep anything down. Not sleeping."
"Day Nine: missed call. Went to the village with Gina. My voice scares little Italian kids. Spent entire per diem on bunch of crap."
Servo
"Day Ten: missed call. I think I--" [startled, reverts back to normal voice] "I think I killed a man today. More later?"
[all shudder]
[During the end credits]
Servo
Ah, well.
Have you seen the outtakes for this film?
No, did they show 'em on Bloopers and Practical Jokes?
Servo
No, uh, Faces of Death, actually. [They all laugh.] Sounds like Miami Vice. Say, was this movie ever released in the theaters, you think?
No, I don't think so, but it's a good bet it was on the USA network.
Servo
Oh! The USA-- [imitates the fanfare the network used in the early '90s] I really like those original movies they made especially for the USA network. [imitates the fanfare again]
Yeah, I know, they're great, and they all seem to have titles like, uh, Malibu Death Breast. [They laugh]
Yeah, that or-- [As a TV announcer] "Jeff Conaway and Shari Belafonte-Harper play a deadly game of cat and mouse in Murder Most Moist."
Servo
Oh, hey! Hey, hey, let me play, I've got one. [As a TV announcer] "Judy Landers is on the trail of a devious killer in Peekaboo Lace, P.I."
That's pretty good. Oh, wait, how bout [Announcer] "Jeff Conaway is a vigilante who stalks by night in Dark Underpants"?
How about this one? [Announcer] "Lindsay Wagner is a sexy speech therapist held hostage in Tongue Lashing!"
Servo
Hold it, hold it, hold it! I got it, I got it. How about "Jeff Conaway is up to his mouth in murder in French Pistol. CATCH IT!" [as they laugh] This is fun! Yeah.
Okay, here. Try and top this one. "Jeff Conaway is a college professor whose secret life catches up with him in Death Spank!"
Servo
Ooh, good one, "Death Spank"!
I've got a good one. How about "Chris Lemmon and Heather Locklear form a crime fighting unit in The Lingerie Justice Files"?
Servo
Ah, that's great. Wait, wait, I've got another. "Jeff Conaway and Morgan Fairchild are The Crotchless Killers."
I like it, I like it! It's got verve, it's got-- Oh, how about "Hard Buckner weaves a web of suspicion between Richard Chamberlain and Ben Vereen in Tap Pant Desire"?
Servo
Nice use of Ben Vereen.
I like the way you think. Try this one on. "William Devane tracks a killer on a tropical paradise in The Hawaii Edible Underwear Murders!"
Servo
Mike, I love you for that one! Okay, get this. "Lisa Hartman is a streetwise cop who tracks a killer in Cheek Beats."
You know, Servo, I'd marry you for that, but-- Oh, I have one. This one's great. "Jeff Conaway is a crazed cult leader in The Waco Panty Raid."
Um, uh, "Eric Roberts is a freaked out artist who gets more than he bargained for in Naked Came The Nude!"
Servo
"Peter Deluise and Tommy Tune are Cod Police."
[as they exit the theater] That was good.
[After Mike throws Servo into the air, he's stuck in the rafters.]
Come on, Tom, just drop, I'll catch ya.
Servo
But I'm scared!
Don't be ridiculous. Come on.
Servo
Okay, here I come.
[Servo falls... right behind Mike.]
We can't have nice things, can we?
Servo
Ow, ow, help me, Mike.
Okay, I'm coming, I'm coming.
(Noticing the Mads' light) Oh, it'll have to wait! The dual airbags are calling!
[A car approaches a railroad crossing sign at night, adorned with the typical "RR" symbol.]
Servo
[growling] Rrrrr.
. . .
If you haven't seen the signs...
...then this train might come as a surprise to you.
Servo
The Sooooooooooooul Train!
CACrow [as Don Cornelius]
Thank you very much, Clarissa...
So, if the next car I stop happens to be yours...
MAMike [as patrolman]
Save a place for me at your dinner table!
...DON'T tell me that you were speeding a little, only BREAKING the law a little...
Tom
...uh-oh...
...only doing something a little bit wrong, save THAT for somebody else, brother!
OH, MY GOD, HE'S SNAPPED!
Because I've seen too many "litte bit" follies...
Tom
He's a bad cop on the loose!
...and they end up a little bit DEAD!
Now I'm gonna grab me a little bit of lunch!
Radar Secret Service (movie)
[At Santa's Toyland, boys and girls from all over the world sing as Santa plays his organ.]
SAServo [as Santa]
[singing] Ho, ho, ho, ho, staying alive, staying alive...
. . .
[Over Spain]
MCMike, Crow, Servo
[singing along] I love him, I love him, and where he goes, I'll follow...
. . .
[Over China]
Servo
[singing] We are forced to sing...
Hey, could we move on to a country with some rhythm?
. . .
Boys and girls from England.
SAServo [as Santa]
Feel it! Get down with your bad Santa self!
. . .
MAMike [as Narrator]
By investing in his toy corporation, they now own Santa lock, stock, and barrel.
. . .
Talented children from the Orient.
Um, uh, you're dancing on my keyboard.
SAServo [as Santa]
[singing] Get it on in the morning now!
. . .
Even Russia has a delegation.
Currently under surveillance by the CIA.
MAMike [as Narrator]
Santa makes them work 16 hours a day for $2 an hour.
. . .
Servo
...stinks to high heaven!
. . .
[Over Germany]
CACrow [as General Burkhalter]
Klink, you are a terrible singer!
MAMike [as Col. Klink]
You're absolutely right! I am a terrible singer!
CACrow [as General Burkhalter]
How would you like to sing at the Russian front?
MAMike [as Col. Klink]
Well, my father was a very famous conductor...
CACrow [as General Burkhalter]
Shut up!
I just wanna know one thing: When are Donny and Marie coming through the door?
. . .
Here's a happy song from Italy.
Servo
[sings random Italian gibberish]
SAServo [as Don Corleone]
Okay, we're gonna whack Santa. He's trying to muscle in on the Easter Bunny's turf.
Okay, great. You've offended everyone now.
. . .
The islands of the Caribbean.
...have nothing to do with this movie.
SAServo [as a Jamaican]
Legalize it, mon!
[singing] Get up, stand up, stand up for your rights...
SAServo [as Ed McMahon]
Next up in the junior vocalist category: Thailand!
. . .
The South American group includes Brazil and Argentina.
And a few other countries not worth mentioning right now.
Ho! Santa's doing the forbidden dance!
. . .
The countries of Central America.
...are a threat to Santa's vital security interests.
Servo
Hey, those are the same kids from the other countries! They'll be playing the Egyptians next.
. . .
...are too spoiled and lazy to help Santa. There, that makes it better.
. . .
A neighborly group of children from Mexico.
...are over-accessorized.