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Mystery Science Theater 3000 · Season 6

“Samson vs. the Vampire Women” quotes from Mystery Science Theater 3000

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“Samson vs. the Vampire Women” · Season 6

In this episode: Crow T. Robot (8), Tom Servo (6), Mike Nelson (2)

[We see an ominous castle in a deserted forest.]

Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again.

[Inside a spooky, cobwebby mansion, an owl surveys the room and blinks.]

CACrow [as Owl]

¡Qui! ¡Qui! [N]

. . .

[The camera zooms in on a dessicated woman's corpse in a casket.]

Let the Cher jokes...begin.

Hey, it looks like Cher! Heh heh heh...

[Vampire priestess Tandra calls on the goddess Selene, changing from her withered form to a hottie.]

Another successful José Eber makeover.

CACrow [as Tandra]

I'm pretty, so I have value now.

[As Diana plays the "Moonlight" Sonata, four bats hover outside her window.]

Hey, the woodland creatures love her music!

I don't get the physics of a hovering bat.

The Vampire Precision Flight Team in formation!

CACrow [as Bat]

I don't know how long I can keep this up!

[A well-to-do couple exits a nightclub. A valet hands them their car keys.]

CACrow [as Woman]

We had a really Hispanic time! Thank you! [N]

Ah, the entire Mexican middle class.

[Samson walks into the room, wearing a luchadore mask, wrestling tights, and a cape, with no shirt.]

[trying to stifle a laugh] PfftHAHA!!!

SSamson

I came as soon as I got your message, professor. What's going on?

SAServo [as Samson]

I feel sort of silly right now. Did I overdress?

. . .

MAMike [as Samson]

So, do you need any wrestling done, or...?

CCharles

Now why all the mystery? I can see that you're anxious to speak to me.

CACrow [as Orlof]

I am not anxious, it is you who is anxious.

OProfessor Orlof

You see, Diana is in terrible danger, but what's a good way to explain it to you?

Puppet theater?

CCharles

Well that's easy, start by explaining.

OProfessor Orlof

I can't, Charles. I'm at a loss.

CCharles

Be frank, I want to hear all the details. I'm to understand that Diana could be in danger, Professor. I've been summoned here, because you hope I'll find an adequate way to protect her. Isn't that the truth? And nevertheless, you can't, or won't tell me what is happening.

SAServo [as Charles]

And that makes it hard to get the scene going!

CCharles

How can you expect any help when I don't know who it is I must protect your daughter from?

OProfessor Orlof

Charles, I'm usually quite direct, and I don't like secrets, but in this case, I hesitate now because, you see, I'm not sure yet that's about what you'll say.

CCharles

Someone is trying to kidnap Diana so they can collect ransom from you. Come on now, speak up.

OProfessor Orlof

No no, I swear, it's not true, Charles. No, it's something far more terrible than death itself, it's horrifying! I'm at a loss!

MAMike [as Orlof]

But forget I said anything.

OProfessor Orlof

That's all I'm going to tell you now. Should you decide to help me, fine. If not, then leave me alone!

CACrow [as Charles]

Look, you invited me here!

CCharles

Now take it easy, Professor. I'll help you, and willingly. But how?

SAServo [as Orlof]

I can't tell you, now leave me alone!

OProfessor Orlof

Tomorrow night, I'd like you to gather together some men, and good men, and come to the party, Charles. I mean to protect Diana.

SAServo [as Orlof]

Now get out of here!

CCharles

Now look, if she's in danger, why not disband the party?

OProfessor Orlof

That's impossible. Diana's very sentimental. It's only what the girl deserves. But at the same time, she can't know the facts either. My, the situation is desperate!

CCharles

Now Professor, let me know what's happening here, simply for Diana's good.

OProfessor Orlof

No, don't insist. I repeat, I can't say anymore. Now do me a favor, leave me alone. I have work to get done tonight.

CACrow [as Orlof]

Be sure to stop by again tomorrow, and then leave immediately! [Charles leaves the room]

SAServo [as Orlof]

No wait, come back!

CACrow [as Orlof]

Why won't he help me???

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