3rd most-quoted character in Mystery Science Theater 3000: in 824 of its 3,167 quotes Most scenes with: Tom Servo (393), Crow T. Robot (376), Narrator (63)
Scenes with Mike Nelson 617
[Watching footage of a baby chicken forming and hatching.]
Mike
This is gonna be hot, hot, hot!
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CA Crow [as baby chick]
Hey, I'm trying to sleep in here!
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That is one bloodshot eye.
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Oh, wait. That's my Silly Putty.
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[singing] How dry I am-- [hiccups]
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And finally, the fully developed chick is ready to start breaking out of its shell.
SA Servo [as Narrator]
Sticks of dynamite are arranged carefully around the perimeter.
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[singing] Come on down and meet everybod-- Oh, sorry.
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Mike
I hate it when people tape their own deliveries.
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Aren't there supposed to be pantyhose in there?
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CA Crow [as baby chick]
Oh, what did I do last night?
[A worker is sorting out baby chicks.]
CA Crow [as worker]
Garage sale. Goodwill. Save for the kids.
[The baby chicks are being thrown into a small box.]
MA Mike [as baby chick]
It's nice. You know, it's small, the walls are neutral.
SA Servo [as baby chick]
Hi, Cindy. I'm so glad I'm gonan be in your group. This is gonna be a fun group!
Mike
40 piece chicken nuggets to go!
[As the truck drives as the scene fades.]
Mike
That guy's escaping disguised as a chicken!
[the next scene fades in]
[Two girls are feeding baby chicks.]
MA Mike [as girl]
How many are you sitting on?
CA Crow [as girl]
Dad went a little nuts this Easter.
Their immediate destination after leaving the incubator...
SA Servo [as Narrator]
Broadway!
MA Mike [as Narrator]
Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
The range shelter should be very small, not holding more than a hundred birds.
MA Mike [as Narrator]
Or migrant workers.
The shelter protects them from the sun and gives them a safe place to roost out of the way of rodents.
[Over a shot of chickens frantically fluttering out of a hen house]
CM Crow, Mike, Servo [as chickens]
RODENTS?! AAAAHHH!!
Remember the old henhouse?
It's now a hotel... a pullet hotel.
Mike
Rooms by the hour.
[The Narrator is talking about profitable egg production.]
A hen that lays 210 eggs a year and eats 70 pounds of feed is giving you 3 eggs for every pound you feed her.
MA Mike [as Narrator]
She will live.
CA Crow [as Narrator]
She's worth millions.
But if she eats 70 pounds of feed and lays only 70 eggs a year, you better send her to the market or to your dinner table.
Or put a warning slip on her desk.
...and this is a good place to point out a few facts about eggs.
MA Mike [as Narrator]
Stop throwing them at my car!
[As the Narrator talks about cooling eggs and moisture.]
MA Mike [as Narrator]
So put your mouth under a chicken.
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CA Crow [as Narrator]
Lick your eggs, or have a friend lick them.
[Showing a comparison of chickens as meat producers]
Mike
It's Goofus and Gallant.
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This could be your drumstick. This is the number to call.
[Shot of cooked chicken being sliced very thinly]
[dripping with sarcasm] Oh, thanks for the generous portion!
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Yes, chicken sliced to the width of one electron.
These must be models' portions.
MA Mike [as server]
This one's for you, Miss Moss, and for you, Miss Turlington...
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[in Ritzy accent] Yes, it's chicken. Glorious American chicken sliced the American way!
But it's your pocketbook that profits most when you send this bird to market.
[The next scene fades in]
MA Mike [as Narrator]
We bring you now to market.
[During the auction, as the auctioneer rambles off bids]
Ah. He's drunk! Look at him.
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[The shadowrama makes it look as if Mike, Servo, and Crow are sitting in the back row of the auction.]
[to Mike] Put your hand up. Buy a chicken.
Mike
[raises his hand] I want one...
Alright, come on, sing, sing! Row, row, row -- you're not singing!
Hundreds of live chickens can be speeded on their way to the dressing plant.
Dressing plant? Sounds like fun.
[Shot of a gas station]
One truck can handle thousands of eggs and take them anywhere there to market.
Mike
Even to the Texaco station.
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