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Tom Servo quotes from Mystery Science Theater 3000

Played by Kevin Murphy · 1,542 quotes · page 98 of 103

Tom Servo

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)

Scenes with Tom Servo 1,241

[as the boys talk with their dad]

MAMike [as Junior]

Father, I had a feeling today.

SAServo [as Father]

Well don't, son.

[As Father begins passing food.]

Servo

[in a British accent] Field Marshall Montgomery sits down to eat. Yes, it's smashing, it's a good day...

[Father passes a food-laden plate to Daughter.]

They converse pleasantly while Dad serves.

MAMike [as Daughter]

No, I-- I'll just have Saltines.

I said "pleasantly", for that is the keynote at dinnertime. It is not only good manners, but good sense.

CACrow [as Narrator]

Emotions are for ethnic people.

Pleasant, unemotional conversation helps digestion.

SAServo [as Narrator]

I can't stress "unemotional" enough.

No one starts eating until Father has served himself.

MAMike [as Narrator]

THIS MEANS YOU!

Always wait for the hostess...

SAServo [as Narrator]

to seat you.

...in this case Mother, to begin eating before you start.

MAMike [as Narrator]

Father feigns eating, draws Junior out, then disowns him!

Be sure to tell Mother how good the food is.

MAMike [as Narrator]

...even as you gag on it.

[Brother gives the "okay" sign.]

SAServo [as Brother]

It stinks!

Do you begin to see now how a date with your family can be a truly special occasion?

MAMike [as Narrator]

Do you? DO YOU?

And why Brother and Sister looked forward to the evening?

MAMike [as Narrator]

WELL, DO YOU? BETTER SAY "YES", DAMMIT!

When the dinner hour at home is treated with a certain amount of graciousness and ceremony, it can be memorable. There is no family so poor but that the evening meal can be eaten in an atmosphere of warmth and gentleness.

SAServo [as Narrator]

...and control and repression.

[As the short ends]

You know, this makes me want to heat up a Libbyland frozen dinner and eat in front of the TV!

SAServo [as Announcer]

Now enjoy some refreshments in the lobby!

[waves goodbye] Bye-bye, everyone.

A Simmel-Mervay release.

Invasion USA (movie)

PPilot

Control tower, request landing instructions.

TSTom Servo [as flight controller]

[irate] Well, just keep coming down until you're not in the sky anymore! Don't you know how to land?!

["Forecaster" Ohman delivers his preparedness moral and departs.]

SSylvester

Well, I guess I better be going. Maybe make some of those tank parts. [...] Finished with your drink?

Yes, but I--

I'll take care of her.

SSylvester

Is that the way you want it?

SAServo [as Carla]

[suggestively] Vince and I are gonna make our own tank parts.

[Jeff tries to rewrite his song.]

MAMike [as Jeff]

What would Liberace do? Nah, better not do that.

Servo

One of 32 short films about... this guy.

CACrow [as Jeff]

Let's see. What rhymes with "blue balls"?

MAMike [as Jeff]

Wait a minute! I work for Otis Elevators! I don't write music!

[A dissolve turns an empty ashtray into an overflowing one.]

Servo

Mickey Rourke came over to help.

No inspiration, darling?

I couldn't write "The Farmer in the Dell" today.

CACrow [as Mary]

Why would you wanna write him?

[singing] I wish I had a castle in the sky...

[angrily] Yeah, well, wish in one hand and crap in the other and see which one piles up first!

[singing] Away up high where bluebirds like to fly...

SAServo [as Mary]

[singing] I wish I could have sex with Louis Nye...

[singing] A cozy, little castle with 100 rooms or more...

CACrow [as Mary]

[singing] I wouldn't have to dress like Tipper Gore...

. . .

[singing] I wish my living room were all redone...

MAMike [as Mary]

[singing] I think owning a newspaper would be fun...

[singing]: I wish the faucet wouldn't drip all day...

AIM HIGH, SISTER!

[A dissolve changes part of the kitchen to a different kitchen.]

SAServo [as Mary]

Oh, I wish Hardware Hank hadn't done my kitchen!

[singing] I wish that refridgerator door would close and stay closed...

MAMike [as the fridge]

Oh, sure, everyone dump on the refridgerator.

CACrow [as announcer]

Miss Betty Furdess and the new Westinghouse!

[singing] I wish I had a stove whose pilot was always lit...

[in a Australian accent] Well, don't look for it now. It's only available in the year 2000!

[The bedroom is repeatedly dissolving to different ones.]

That's about as sexy as a garage.

. . .

One bed's for them, the other one's for little grandma.

. . .

SAServo [as Mary]

Jeff and I were going to get the racing car beds, but we decided on these.

. . .

Servo

Well, sort of a Westerny-Ginghamy-Oriental-Danish-Modernesque-Prairie School sort of thing, huh?

[Wilbur the fey angel sprinkles fairy dust on Jeff & Mary's house.]

CACrow [as Male Neighbor]

Uh, honey, izzat a gay man on the Johnsons' roof?

SAServo [as Female Neighbor]

Should we get a gay man for our roof, honey?

[Mary is trying to dial the phone, but keeps on getting busy signals. Mike and the Bots imitate the opening notes of a song.]

Servo

[singing] Money...

Wait a minute, do that again!

MAMike [as Jeff]

Yeah, okay. Now rustle your skirt, and flap your arms, and run the vaccuum.

Yeah! Yeah! Why not?

SAServo [as Jeff]

I'll call someone to write the song!

[As the short ends]

MAMike [as announcer]

The following scene contains graphic sexual content.

Servo

Wait a minute... what the hell was that about, anyway?

Night of the Blood Beast (movie)

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