A man murdered, a woman's purse.
A thin plot, endlessly restated.
A character in Mystery Science Theater 3000
5th most-quoted character in Mystery Science Theater 3000: in 224 of its 3,167 quotes
Most scenes with: Tom Servo (132), Crow T. Robot (120), Mike Nelson (63)
A man murdered, a woman's purse.
A thin plot, endlessly restated.
The beast, finding his victims gone, unleashes his fury.
Ah, fudge!
Joseph Javorsky.
Aren't you ashamed of yourself?
Noted scientist.
Family man, and your candidate for city council!
[Several more seconds go by; it is apparent that the narrator has no follow-up.]
So? What about him?!
[on Joe's fiance Helen] She was the kind of girl who'd be happy just being "Mrs. Joe".
So his name is Joe Joe?
[Helen's daydream progresses to her marriage.]
She was a clever dreamer, so she arranged for little Joe to be there to keep her from getting lonesome when Daddy was away.
Speaking of accidents...
[during funeral sequence] Then there was Lenny, who wouldn't be going to college that fall...
[curtly] ...because he's DUMB!
[on the frailty of time] A minor accident may take a few days away, a major one a few years...
A disastarous one would be cool to watch!
Once again, outstanding features that Anheuser... [film skip] ...that make for a real selling wizard.
Y'know, I think I'll just buy a thermos.
Sales appeal styling.
[Servo and Mike start humming Holiday for Strings]
The kind of design that beckons customers to see and reach for frozen products.
Plenty of lip and tongue action.
Space saving capacity, that gives maximum storage and selling use of every inch of space.
Meanwhile, the Soviets were launching Sputnik.
This is a story about the summer George and Betty spent on Uncle Jim's dairy farm.
A cautionary tale.
George and Betty are both excited because this is a very special trip.
They're dropping off the kids and never coming back.
But they're not a bit more excited than Andy and Jane, who live on the farm.
Poor saps.
[Betty and Jane play with baby chicks]
Baby chicks, too...
Hey, they're women-- oh.
[As everyone has dinner]
Living on a farm makes you hungry and aunt Helen certainly is a good cook.
Given her limitations.
Jerry Lee Lewis joins the family for dinner.
Ah, yes, now's the time for Uncle Jim's fundamentalist dogma.
But I don't like food!
Look at all the wonderful things to eat.
At restaurants.
It takes all kinds of food to build up muscles and let us bigger and stronger.
Mostly just butter.
Susie drains the last of her Dirty Banana.
That's why I'm burning my bra.
Repressed emotions help the evening pass without incident.
As the summer passed, everything seemed to grow. The corn was knee high on George when he came. Now it's taller than he is.
George is clearly shrinking.
The summer is over, and George and Betty are waiting for their parents to take them back to the city.
FREEDOM!
[Their parents drive up to the farm]
Just throw them their winter clothes and then floor it!
Hey, they're driving right by-- Wait! Wait!
[Over shots of tropical flowers.]
Hibiscus and bougainvillea flourish throughout the year.
As do puppincolakaplookey and flingulahlaylahflinglulalah.
[Shots of Puerto Ricans working on electronic equipment.]
A skilled workforce makes Puerto Rico the largest manufacturer of many computers, and a leader in solid-state technology.
[Focus on an old-fashioned computer.]
Things with blinky buttony-type things.
Tom ServoKevin Murphy · 1,542 quotes
Mike NelsonMichael J. Nelson · 824 quotes
Joel RobinsonJoel Hodgson · 542 quotes
JJonah171 quotes
GGypsy75 quotes
EEmily69 quotes
CFDr. Clayton Forrester57 quotes
PFPearl Forrester26 quotes
MMax22 quotes
KFKinga Forrester21 quotes
JPJack Perkins20 quotes
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