[Two sailors enter the club.]
Ah yes, Mr. Geffen is expecting you.
TV show quotes
[Two sailors enter the club.]
Ah yes, Mr. Geffen is expecting you.
[as the Fat Man arrives on scene]
Ah! Hitler! ... or, a guy in a car.
Mr. Fingal!
Santa!
I see I'm on time.
For what, Fat Man?
I've taken the liberty of arranging for some papers for you, uh, passport, exit visa, that sort of thing.
And I'm big-boned, by the way.
Your most recent reports were very positive, Mr. Fingal.
Isn't that just great?
It would be very wise to think of traveling, and enjoying yourself.
Is that what you're gonna do, Fingal? Enjoy yourself?
Lay off, will you Rick?
Let's just get through the movie.
I don't have to be a big man. It was crazy of me to try reprogramming the HX368.
Luckily you stopped in time.
[a plane starts nearby]
Da-dum da-dada-DIE! Da-dum da-dada-CRAP!
Come on, Fingal! The plane is leaving!
You're gonna spend the rest of your life playing it straight?
It's my only chance!
If you'd made anymore trouble for them, Mr. Fingal, they would have been forced to erase your existence here. That would have been most unfortunate.
Yeah? Well maybe I would have found my own way to get out.
[the Fat Man laughs]
Oops! Sorry, burped up a capon.
... you think he's can't do it?
I think he's a fool to risk everything for his silly games.
I guess that was what he was doing.
The hell I was!
[gasp] Mike, he said "hell!"
Your plane, Mr. Fingal. You don't want to miss it!
There's nothing more boring than playing it safe, Fingal.
[opening his car] Let me accompany you to the plane, Mr. Fingal.
Shut up, Fat Man!
You... you anteater!
Better safe than dead, Rick.
That's a matter of opinion.
Mr. Fingal, they're ready for takeoff!
[throwing the papers at the Fat Man] HERE, FAT MAN, YOU TAKE THE TRIP!
And yes, there's a meal.
MY COMPLIMENTS.
... You're a very foolish man, Mr. Fingal.
Lot of face.
From now on, whatever happens is your responsibility. Is that clear? [signals his driver to leave]
To Wendy's!
I'm not leaving until I get the answers, do I make myself clear?
Ah, let me review... you're going to leave right now, because you can't get the answers.
Yes. You've made yourself quite clear. [Walks away.]
I'll go get the cot.
[Mike returns to the theater after choking Bobo within an inch of his life.]
Mike, why were you choking the monkey?
Because Bobo is such... HEY!!
[Driscoll is explaining security procedures surrounding a secret shipment while incessantly cleaning his glasses. Servo makes glass-wiping noises throughout.]
What is on these things?
The operation to deliver will begin at precisely oh-five-hundred hours when an Army convoy will depart the laboratory. But...
I have to clean my glasses first.
Due to the security breach, and just between the four of us...
My glasses are filthy!
[Pearl complains to Brain Guy about the mysterious whispering in the castle.]
Well, it's not me, Pearl! I'm sensing the presence of several disembodied souls… [increasingly melodramatically] wandering these dark halls in search of surcease, an end to their endless night… a howl of quiet desperation… towards an indifferent universe. Nepenthe! Nepenthe!
You are so gay.
I could be wrong.
[Steiner turns on the projecting machine, making numerous high-pitched sci-fi noises]
What's he doing?
Oh, he's just doing his patented incredibly-annoying sound effect routine!
[Dr. Hill narrowly avoids colliding with a car outside a laboratory]
You better watch where you're going!
Pretty you may be!
[A security guard approaches the woman's car and murmurs something]
Uh, he said "Pretty you may be!", ma'am. I'm not sure what he meant!
. . .
[Dr. Hill drives away]
Uh... driving she may be!
[Dr. Hill is parking her car]
Ah parking! What a great way to establish character and create tension!
[The car's engine makes odd noises]
An exhaust system she may need!
[British scientists Steiner and Mitchell are about to project Dr. Hill's dematerialized watch. All three are dressed in white lab coats and wearing space-age protective goggles.]
Laser Preheat!
Laser Pre-Heat… in!
Grease and flour cake pans!
Laser Emission Relay.
Laser Emission Relay… on!
Bottom falling out of… plot! Movie… sucks!
Are we not blokes?
Relay One.
Relay One… in!
Really dumb scene… end!
[Virtually identical re-creation of projection scene.]
Yes! It's the same thing you've seen before! Only it's...happening again!
[A thief goes looking for his accomplice Gloria.]
Gloria?
G-L-O-R-I-A?
Gloria!
In excelsis Deo!
Gloria!
I hear they got your number.
[Police are investigating Latham's murder.]
Can I get on?
Servo: [as Dr. Mitchel] Well, he's dead, but knock yourself out.
[The movie ends with Paul destroying the laboratory, and eventually himself with the projection laser]
Well, this is kind of an ambiguous ending. Is this film horrible or did it merely suck?
Yeah! Now that I have seen it, do I want to kick a dog or a cat?
Do I want the director just killed or should he be tortured first?
Crow!
. . .
[The last shot of the movie shows the screen covered in flames.]
Ah, so the movie and all the actors in it roast in Hell!!
[Mike and the 'bots cheer loudly]
[Over footage of an atomic bomb test]
Grandpa tried to use the microwave again.
Pat Buchanan's first day as President.
You know, Captain, every year of my life, I grow more and more convinced that the wisest and best is to fix our attention on the good and the beautiful...
Don't hit him...
...if you just take the time to look at it.
You're some guy, Makonnen.
. . .
You know, Captain...
Shut up, Ray.
. . .
[Chapman has just landed his ship solo]
Mike [as Chapman] Wow, how did I manage to land without that mincing co-pilot jabbering on about the good and the beautiful?
These quotes come from Wikiquote's Mystery Science Theater 3000 pages and are available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License.