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Mike Nelson quotes from Mystery Science Theater 3000

Played by Michael J. Nelson · 824 quotes · page 52 of 55

Mike Nelson

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

[the preface ends with "This is the story..."]

Mike

[dramatically] Of a man named Jed!

SAServo [as Granny Clampett]

JEDDDDD!!!

[Roger emerges and threatens our hero; after having had worms burrow into his face earlier]

RRoger

You gonna be da worm face!

Mike

No, you gonna be da worm face!

[Mama Sanders and Geri get into an argument over Geri's "gentleman caller."]

Alright, alright, I'll stop butting in.

MAMike [as Geri]

Mom, you don't even have a butt.

I just don't want you to be too disappointed if he doesn't come.

CACrow [as Geri]

Mother! That's private.

[As the movie is ending]

Please, folks, remember to worm your dog.

Mike

And if you do start a worm farm, do not raise flesh-eating intelligent millipedes by mistake.

And if you have red hair, do not mate.

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Mike

Hey, how's it going?

DDebbie

[wearing stereotypical Native American apparel] Shhh! We're communing with the earth spirits.

SAServo [as Debbie]

They say this is very insensitive.

Mike

[wearing sunglasses] Eric!

Hey, nice sunglasses.

[cut to a different angle, the sunglasses go missing] Hey, where'd the sunglasses go?

Mike

Get ready!

[the sunglasses are suddenly back on Mike's face]

Hey, nice sunglasses.

[Mike is pulling Mac into the van; the sunglasses are gone] Hey, where'd the sunglasses go?

The women of this family seem to feel that they owe it to the men of the family to look relaxed, rested, and attractive at dinnertime.

MAMike [as Narrator]

So they're unsuspecting when they kill them.

[Brother, sporting a slicked-back hair style, cleans his room.]

Brother notices the time, and realizes that he must put things in order, and clean himself up in time for dinner.

MAMike [as Narrator]

He's got to strip and replace the oil in his hair with summer-weight.

[as the boys talk with their dad]

MAMike [as Junior]

Father, I had a feeling today.

SAServo [as Father]

Well don't, son.

[Daughter is still arranging the flowers while the family sits down.]

Brother seats Junior...

CACrow [as Narrator]

Daughter obsesses with the flowers.

...then helps Mother to her chair, as he would his best girl.

MAMike [as Narrator]

The less said about this, the better.

. . .

CACrow [as Narrator]

Junior seats Dad, and Sister seats the dog, and the dog...

[As Father begins passing food.]

[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.

Father serves Mother first, then Daughter.

MAMike [as Narrator]

Let's go to the flowchart for this.

. . .

CACrow [as Narrator]

And be sure to make a plate for the narrator.

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!

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