[Letters to Santa arrive at the North Pole.]
Ho ho ho! There's a dollar in every one! My chain letter scam worked!
Mystery Science Theater 3000 · Season 5
[Letters to Santa arrive at the North Pole.]
Ho ho ho! There's a dollar in every one! My chain letter scam worked!
What kind of food do they eat on earth, Santa?
Oh, everything in sight! They eat most of the animals, the birds, the plants, the roots, the fish, even smoke and alcohol!
And they eat at Hardee's!
[Santa winds his reindeer (which are all apparently wind up toys) and they begin to move.]
This isn't charming at all! It's creepy!
[Santa begins to laugh as he watches the reindeer]
Oh, when Santa laughs, the whole world shakes its head.
[The reindeer begins to laugh in a very unnatural way]
He, he haha, hahaha, [laughing turns into terrified screams] AHHHHH! AAHHHHHH!!!
[Santa is still laughing]
[scared] What's happening?!
[Scene cuts to a shot of the wall behind the sleigh and there is a pentagram-like symbol on the wall.]
A pentagram, and reindeer laughing... you figure it out.
[A young "African" helper jumps off a sleigh.]
[grumbling] Bone in my hair... I'm from Detroit!
[as Santa's sleigh is flying in the sky] I wonder where Santa will go first? Europe? Africa? America?
Circle Pines?
[Santa Claus makes his way home after delivering his presents.]
Ho! Ho! H... wait, I forgot France. [pause] ...Oh, well! Ho! Ho! Ho!
[after getting a written $25 check from Dr. Forrester that only has value in 30 years in the future, TV's Frank laments shaving his head for seemingly no reason to get Dr. Forrester a watch fob for Christmas]
[crying] My hair! My beautiful head of TV's Frank hair!
[to Mike] Your movie today, Mark, is called Santa Claus; it's a thoughtful, well-shot documentary about the Crimean War.
[bitterly, in-between sobs] [No;] It's a stupid Mexican kid's movie!
[upon seeing an animatronic Santa] That's some good old-fashioned nightmare fuel.
[The camera is zoomed in on a telephone ringing.]
This is Jim Rockford, leave a message and I'll get back to ya.
Jimmy, it's Angel, I'm in real bad trouble!
[starts performing The Rockford Files theme]
[at Jane's arraignment]
Every word I told the judge was the truth, mama.
Court-appointed parents.
I didn't know what Terry and those boys were gonna do!
You were out with those hoodlums. No decent girl would be seen with them.
Why Jane? You said you were going to the movies. You didn't say anything about being with boys you didn't even know.
You're a slutty gun moll.
Dad, all I did was go out on a date!
Satan's play thing!
I didn't know what I was getting into! She came to work and asked if I wanted to meet a nice boy!
"Nice boy..." a thief.
Mr. and Mrs. Bridge read her the Riot Act.
... and you'd been drinking!
I wouldn't have been with him if you hadn't picked an argument with me last night!
You sinned, and you'll pay for your crime, Jane.
I'll be there, front row, at your hanging!
Daddy, help me, please!
I'm afraid you're going down, kitten. Hard.
You're my family!
Uh... aren't you?
I don't know how your father will ever face his business friends again.
Well, let's ask him. He's right here.
Dad?
This is just like dinner at home.
[to a group of delinquent young women] Now this is a shower room...
Let the movie begin!
[as Terry and Jane and broken out of the prison transport by Mike]
Get moving, Big-Eyes.
Okay, fatass.
[The credits show "Based on The Food of the Gods by H. G. Wells".]
"Based on"? Yeah, in that they're both in English!
It could be based on Profiles in Courage!
Oh, by Theodore Sorensen?
[Genius pours beaker contents, resulting in an explosion of red goop which splatters on his face.]
He blew his hand off!
I blinded me with science!
[Over a seemingly endless sequence of the giant bikini-clad teens dancing in slow-motion]
You know, I'm starting to suspect this might be padding.
Oh, no, no...
No, that's real.
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