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101- THE CRAWLING EYE

First shown: approx. 11/89.
Opening: None.
Invention exchange: Electric bagpipes, canine anti-perspirant, welcome to Deep 13.
Host segment 1: Heads, you lose.
Host segment 2: Gypsy uncoils.
Host segment 3: The giant eyes have it.
End: Good thing/bad thing, the Mads are happy.

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101 - THE CRAWLING EYE
(USA release; 1958; 1957; England; NR; 87m)
a.k.a. THE TROLLENBERG TERROR (original/England)
a.k.a. THE CREATURE FROM ANOTHER WORLD
a.k.a. THE FLYING EYE
a.k.a. THE CREEPING EYE (re-release)
Ad: "The nightmare terror of the slithering eye that unleashed agonizing horror on a screaming world!"

Ad: "A man dissolves...and out of the oozing mist comes the hungry eye, slave to the demon brain!"

Ad: "WARNING: If you've ever been hypnotized, do not come alone."

Plot: A mysterious cloud and a giant crawling eye terrorize an alpine village and behead mountain-climbers.

Prod: Robert S. Baker (Jack the Ripper)
Prod/Cin: Monty Berman (Jack the Ripper)
Dir: Quentin Lawrence (The Secret of Blood Island)
Asst Dir: Norman Harrison (Man in the Moon)
Scr: Jimmy Sangster (Jack the Ripper; Curse of Frankenstein)
Sto: Peter Kay (who also did the British TV series)
Ed: Henry Richardson (Octopussy; Oscar nom/Runaway Train)
SFX: Les Bowie (111-Moon Zero Two; won Oscar/Superman)
M/U: Eleanor Jones
ADir: Duncan Sutherland (The Hidden Room)
PMgr: Charles Permane (Blood of the Vampire)
Sound Rec: Richard A. Smith (House of Darkness)
Score: Stanley Black (City Underneath the Sea; The Young Ones)

Alan Brooks / Forrest Tucker*
Phillip Truscott / Laurence Payne (Ben Hur; Barrabas)
Sarah Pilgrim / Jennifer Jayne (The Medusa Touch; Hysteria)
Anne Pilgrim / Janet Munro (Darby O'Gill and the Little People)
Professor Crevett / Warren Mitchell (111; The Jokers)
Brett / Andrew Faulds (Cleopatra; Jason and the Argonauts)
Dewhurst / Stuart Saunders (Lawrence of Arabia)
Klein / Frederick Schiller (The Devil's Plot; Lady of Vengeance)
Hans / Colin Douglas (Ghost Ship; Night Creatures; Miracle in Soho)
Wilde / Derek Sydney (Violent Stranger; Carry On Spying)
first villager / Richard Golding (Violent Stranger)
second villager / George Herbert (Tales from the Crypt)
pilot / Garard Green (Zoo Baby; Jack the Ripper)
German woman / Anne Sharp (Blind Spot; Naked Fury)
first student climber / Jeremy Longhurst (The Gorgon)
second student climber / Anthony Parker (Caught in the Net)
Karl / Leslie Heritage
Fritz / Theodore Wilhelm (Murder at Site Three)
child / Caroline Glazer
na / Jack Taylor (Pieces; Panther Squad)

Trivia: FORREST TUCKER (1919-1986) has made some fairly good films (1940-The Westerner; 1946-The Yearling; 1958-Auntie Mame; and1970-Chisum), some bland ones (1950-The Nevadan; 1952-Montana Belle) and some turkeys (1958-The Cosmic Monsters; 1977-Walking Tall--The Final Chapter), but most of us know him for his role of Sergeant O'Rourke on TV's F-Troop. An episode of the WB Network's animated series Freakazoid did a remarkably observant parody of this movie, with Freakazoid in the Forrest Tucker role.

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This is a v2 from the 1993 Turkey Day airing. Look for the Easter egg!

Thanks to Ben for the source tape.

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420- THE HUMAN DUPLICATORS

First shown: 12/26/92
Opening: The bots have suggestions for ways they could be improved.
Invention exchange: The Mads have the sillies, beanie chopper, the William Conrad fridge alert
Host segment 1: Craft project: spaceships made from household items
Host segment 2: Tom Servo duplicates himself--many times over!
Host segment 3: A grumpy Hugh Beaumont revisits on the Hexfield
End: Coming out of the robot closet, William Conrad shows up
Stinger: Duplicates cracking up as they choke each other

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420 - THE HUMAN DUPLICATORS (1964; NR; 82m)
a.k.a. AGENTE SPAZIALE K.1 (Italy)
a.k.a. LES CREATURES DE KOLOS (France)
a.k.a. SPACE AGENT K1
a.k.a. JAWS OF THE ALIEN

Ad: "Made to Kill or Love on Command!!!"

Plot: An alien takes over scientist's human duplicating machine, so an NIA-man saves his blind niece and his country.

Exec: Lawrence Woolner (Mutiny in Outer Space)
Prod/Dir: Hugo Grimaldi (Gigantis; Mutiny in Outer Space;
prod/211-First Spaceship on Venus;
ed/412-Hercules and the Captive Women; 902-The Phantom Planet)
Prod/Scr: Arthur C. Pierce
(dir/scr/104-Women of the Prehistoric Planet; Cyborg 2087)
Cin: Monroe Askins (317-Viking Women and the Sea Serpent)
Ed: Donald Wolfe (902; prod/dir/scr/Savage Intruder)
SFX: Roger George (623-The Amazing Transparent Man)
Cos: Mickey Myers (Night of the Ghouls)
M/U: John Chambers (honorary Oscar/Planet of the Apes)
M/U: Bob Mark (102S-Radar Men from the Moon; Missile Monsters)
Asst Dir/PMgr: Jesse Coralles
ADir: Paul Sylos (104; Maryjane)
Set: Raymond Boltz Jr. (Mutiny in Outer Space)
Sound FX Ed: Robert Reeves
Sound Mixer: Jean Valentine (TV's Live Again, Die Again)
Music Ed: Igo Kantor (ed/104; tech adv/423-Bride of the Monster)
Music Dir: Gordon Zahler (104/211/412/902)

Glenn Martin / George Nader
(*107-Robot Monster; K18-The Million Eyes of Su-Muru)
Gale Wilson / Barbara Nichols*
Dornheimer / George Macready (Alligator People; Gilda)
Lisa / Dolores Faith (902)
Austin Welles / Hugh Beaumont
(*208; 803-The Mole People; TV's Leave It To Beaver)
Lt. Shaw / Richard Arlen (*106-The Crawling Hand; Wings)
Dr. Kolos / Richard Kiel*
Thor / John Indrisano (Ringside Maisie; The Yellow Cab Man)
voice from outer space / Ted Durant (The Night Walker)
with Walter Maslow (K13-SST: Death Flight; The Cosmic Man)
Tommy Leonetti (TV's Gomer Pyle)
Lonnie Sattin
Mel Ruick (Sun Valley Serenade)
Larry Barton (Fuzz; Grand Jury)
Kim Satana
Margot Teele
Alean "Bambi" Hamilton
John Dasten
Bill Hampton (The Hideous Sun Demon)
Andrew Johnson (Blind Date)
Lori Lyons (902)
Benito Prezie
(Two Weeks in Another Town)
Richard Schuyler
(The Resurrection of Zachary Wheeler)

Trivia: Born Barbara Nickerauer, character actress and former model BARBARA NICHOLS (1929-1976) always played the wise-cracking blonde with the nasal Brooklyn accent, the tart with repartee, unusual for her time as most blondes were portrayed as vacuous. Some of her films: 1954-River of No Return (with Marilyn Monroe); 1956-The King and Four Queens; 1957-The Pajama Game; 1960-The Scarface Mob; 1961-Where the Boys Are; 1964-The Disorderly Orderly (with Jerry Lewis); 1965-The Loved One (with Jonathan Winters); 1966-The Swinger; 1968-The Power; and 1976-Won Ton Ton, the Dog Who Saved Hollywood. Nichols had a memorable recurring role of Miss Chickadee on TV's Beverly Hillbillies.

Born in Michigan in 1939, truly huge (7' 2" tall) RICHARD KIEL, who plays the evil Dr. Kolos here, also appears briefly as a pinhead in 411-THE MAGIC SWORD; as the Solarite monster in 902-THE PHANTOM PLANET; and, of course, plays the title role in 506-EEGAH! He's perhaps most famous for playing the maniacal, orthodontically-challenged Jaws in the James Bond flicks The Spy Who Loved Me (1977) and Moonraker (1979). His filmography also includes: 1962-House of the Damned; 1964-Roustabout; 1974-The Longest Yard; 1975-Flash & Firecat; 1976-Silver Streak; 1978-Force 10 from Navarone; Humanoid; They Went That-A-Way; 1981-So Fine; War of the Wizards; 1983-Hysterical; 1984-Cannonball Run II; Mad Mission 3; 1985-Pale Rider; 1990-Think Big; and 1996-Happy Gilmore (with Adam Sadler, ack!). Says Kiel, "My wife is 5' 4" and everybody asks me how we do it."

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308- GAMERA VS. GAOS

First shown: 7/27/91
Opening: Raspy voices
Invention exchange: Self image printers, fax tissue dispenser
Host segment 1: Joel offers an arts and crafts project, Crow and Tom are no help
Host segment 2: The "Gameradamerung" never gets off the ground
Host segment 3: Ed Sullivan presents "Gaos the Great"
End: Other ways to snuff Gaos
Stinger: Comic relief guys get scared

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308 - GAMERA VS. GAOS
(USA video release; 1967; Japan; NR; 87m)
a.k.a. GAMERA VERSUS GAOS (variation)
a.k.a. GAMERA VS. GYAOS (alternate)
a.k.a. RETURN OF THE GIANT MONSTERS (USA release)
a.k.a. DAI KAIJU KUCHUSEN: GAMERA TAI GYAOS (original/Japan)
a.k.a. GREAT MONSTERS' SKY BATTLE: GAMERA VS. GAOS
a.k.a. GAMERA TAI GYAOS
a.k.a. GAMERA TAI GYAOSU
a.k.a. BOY ICHI AND THE SUPERMONSTER
a.k.a. GAMERA CONTRO IL MOSTRO GAOS (Italy)
Plot: In Gamera's third flick, it's the farmers vs. the road-builders, and a shovel-headed bat-monster against Gamera, the Super Turtle.

Exec: Masaichi Nagata (302-Gamera;
*304-Gamera Vs. Barugon;
312-Gamera Vs. Guiron;
316-Gamera Vs. Zigra)
Prod: Hidemasa Nagata
(312/316; Gamera Vs. Viras)
Prod/USA: Sandy Frank
(*302/304/312/316; 306-Time of the Apes; 310-Fugitive Alien;
314-Mighty Jack; 318-Star Force; K11-Humanoid Woman;
K21-Legend of the Dinosaur)
Dir: Noriaki Yuasa (*302/312/316; sfx/304)
Planning: Kazutada Nakano (312)
Scr: Fumi Takahashi (302/304/312/316; Gamera Vs. Monster X)
Cin: Akira Uehara (316; Gateway to Glory)
Ed: Tatsuji Nakashizu (302/304)
SFX: Kazafumi Fujii (304/312/316)
SFX: Yuzo Kaneko (Gamera Vs. Viras)
SFX Cos: Masao Yagi (304)
Score: Tadashi Yamauchi (302; Passion)

Super Turtle / Gamera (*302/304/312/316; Gamera Vs. Viras)
bat monster / Gaos
Shiro Tsutsumi / Kojiro Hongo (304; Gamera Vs. Viras)
Dr. Aoki / Yoshiro Kitahara (302/304; Buddha)
Sumiko Kanamura / Reiko Kasahara (312/316)
Tatsuemon Kanamura / Kichijiro Ueda (The Seven Samurai)
with Isamu Saeki (316)
Mikiko Tsubouchi (316; Zatochi Challenged)
Yashushi Sakagami (316)
Eiko Yanami (316; Way Out, Way In)
Koji Fujiyama (304/316)
Kyoko Enami (304)
with Naoyuki Abe
Taro Marui (Return of Giant Majin)
Yukitaro Hotaru

Trivia: This is the first film in which GAMERA flies without spinning, which probably made him dizzy. For the lyrics and their translation to the GAMERA THEME SONGS, see 312-GAMERA VS. GUIRON.

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Many of us remember Christopher Lee way before he was Count Dooku or Saruman, as a B actor best know for his Hammer "Dracula" films. Here's a chance to see Chris in his former glory: as a stereotypical Asian villain complete with slanted eyes, a "Fu Manchu" mustache (well, I guess he *is* playing Fu Manchu here) and looking embarrassed in a bad, bad movie.

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323- THE CASTLE OF FU-MANCHU

First shown: 1/18/92
Opening: The SOL's Teen Club
Invention exchange: The bots offer an extremely useful telephone transducer chip, while all Joel has is the big head (again), the Joe Besser "Stinky" Bomb
Host segment 1: Crow decries "The Miss Saigon Syndrome," J&TB become distraught, the Mads are pleased
Host segment 2: The Shriner Flying Carpet sketch collapses into weeping; delighted, the Mads order out
Host segment 3: The bots are inconsolable, Joel tries to cheer them up with the story of Fu-Manchu, but the pain becomes too much. The Mads celebrate
End: J&TB are utterly beaten, the Mads toast their victory and are so cocky they try to riff the film themselves! Gotcha!
Stinger: Monkey pile on the castle guard!

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323 - THE CASTLE OF FU MANCHU
(USA release; 1968; Europe; PG; 92m)
a.k.a. ASSIGNMENT ISTANBUL (USA re-release?)
a.k.a. DER FOLTERKAMMER DES DR. FU MANCHU (Germany)
a.k.a. DIE FOLTERKAMMER DES DR. FU MAN CHU (Germany)
a.k.a. FU MANCHU'S CASTLE
a.k.a. THE TORTURE CHAMBER OF FU MANCHU
a.k.a. IL CASTELLO DI FU MANCHU (Italy)
a.k.a. EL CASTILLO DE FUMANCHU (Spain)
Ad: He's Back!!!
The World's Most Evil Man with
a Fiendish Plan of Conquest

Plot: The evil Fu Manchu and his daughter wreck havoc on the world and kidnap a scientist.

Prod: Harry Alan Towers
(519-Outlaw of Gor;
K18-Million Eyes of Su-Muru;
Brides of Fu Manchu)
Prod/Scr: Jaime Jesus Balcazar
(Locas Vacaciones)
Dir: Jess (Jesus) Franco
(The Awful Dr. Orloff)
Scr: Peter Welbeck a.k.a. Harry Alan Towers (519/K18)
Scr: Michael Haller (Heidi; Sonny and Jed)
Sto: Manfred Barthel (Der Maulkorb)
Sto: Sam Rohmer (The Seven Secrets of Sumuru)
Cin: Manuel Merino (Blood of Fu Manchu; House of 1,000 Dolls)
Ed: Maria Luisa Soriano (Dracula Against Frankenstein)
Ed: John Colville (Burke and Hare)
PMgr: Juan Estelriech
PDes: Santiago Ontanon (The Invincible Gladiator)
Score: Charles Camilleri (House of 1,000 Dolls)
Score: Malcomb Shelby
Score: Gert Wilden (The Blood of Fu Manchu)

Fu Manchu / Christopher Lee*
Nayland Smith / Richard Greene*
Lin Tang / Tsai Chin (The Face of Fu Manchu; You Only Live Twice)
Marie / Maria Perschy (House of Psychotic Women)
Dr. Petrie / Howard Marion-Crawford (The Brides of Fu Manchu)
Curt / Gunther Stoll (The Last Mercenary; Return of Sabata)
Lisa / Rosalba Neri a.k.a. Sara Bay (Conquest of Mycene)
Omar Pascha / Jose Manuel Martin (Anthony and Cleopatra)
Melnik / Wernet Aprelat (Die Liebesquelle)
with Oswaldo Genazzani (Conflicto Inesperado; Dente per Dente)
Herbert Fux a.k.a. Herbert Fuchs (Lady Frankenstein)
Gustavo Re (Deadly Sanctuary)

Trivia: Thankfully, this was the last in the Fu Manchu series starring British actor CHRISTOPHER LEE, born in 1922. Highlights from his 100+ movies: 1971-Count Dracula; 1957-Curse of Frankenstein; 1965-Dr. Terror's House of Horrors; 1968-Dracula Has Risen from the Grave; 1964-Hercules in the Haunted World; 1972-Horror Express; 1959-Hound of the Baskervilles; 1959-The Mummy; 1978-Return from Witch Mountain; 1974-Three Musketeers. Plus these other Fu Manchu movies: 1965-The Face of Fu Manchu; 1966-The Brides of Fu Manchu; and 1967-Vengeance of Fu Manchu.

RICHARD GREENE (1914-1985) starred in mostly British adventure movies before his successful Brit TV portrayal of Robin Hood in the 1950's. His other films include: 1938-Submarine Patrol; 1938-The Little Princess (with Shirley Temple); 1939-The Hound of the Baskervilles; 1950-The Desert Hawk; 1953-Captain Scarlet; 1961-The Sword of Sherwood Forest; and 1967-Dangerous Island.

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Can't reach www.dapcentral.org, I'll cut-and-paste the description later.  Yes, I can make up or change the rules pretty much any time I want.  If you're really a stickler, here's the Satellite News episode guide info:

Episode Guide: 522- Teen-Age Crime Wave

Last modified on 2008-11-13 02:32:51 GMT.

First shown: 1/15/94
Opening: Another escape attempt
Intro: Mace mousse, the escape plan fails
Host segment 1: The golden age of the “doughy guy”
Host segment 2: The first deli in space
Host segment 3: Mystos!
End: Tom delivers some letters; Frank is “Doughy Man” but Dr. F. sprays him again, again, and again
Stinger: “TURN IT OFF!”
1 Star2 Stars3 Stars4 Stars5 Stars (47 votes, average: 4.38 out of 5)
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• For those who missed the note last week, I am skipping episode 521- SANTA CLAUS for the time being. I will get to it at the end of season 5, as the Christmas season is getting under way. Seems more appropriate.
• This movie has a great opening half hour and pretty exciting last 20 minutes. Unfortunately, it also has a deadly 40 minutes in the middle. The segments are hit and miss, with a wonderful finsh. All in all, it’s in the fair-to-good range.
• Invention exchange fadeaway watch: The mace mousse seems to be a genuine invention. Frank is hilarious, by the way. Mike’s still busy escaping–though he does CALL it an invention!
Non-spaghetti ball bumpers: pan to beaker; closeup on datebook.
• Movie observation: An example of stupid script writing: The matron asks the fueding inmates: “Who started this?” What real matron would bother? Has that EVER worked?
• Segment 1 was an instant hit and within hours MSTie internet was bursting with peons to doughy guys. And as a doughy guy myself, I enjoyed it. Mike really belts out his part.
• Annoying commercial: One of those stupid Mentos commercials, which acts as a sort of setup for segement 3! Was it intentional?
• Callbacks: My tape was from the premier of the episiode (from this point forward most of my tapes will be from the premieres): “Mitchell!” Of courese, there are too many callbacks to count in segment 2. And “Why don’t they look?” has already joined the rotation.
• Mike carries Servo by the neck when they enter the theater after segment 2.
• Of course this episode also gave us the classic line: “He’ll never touch you, Terry, you’re dirt.” The Brains apparently really liked because it was used many times thereafter.
• Um, the movie shows an obelisk and Mike (I think) says “The Roddy McDowell monument!” Um, huh? If they’d said “The Milton Berle monument” I’d get it. Was Roddy known for his, um, endowment?
• The mace mousse bit at the end just gets funnier and funnier. It’s very reminiscent to the “Daddy-O” ending.
• Fave riff: “You’re gonna have to get in line. Couple o’ cows ahead of you.”
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520- RADAR SECRET SERVICE
with short: "LAST CLEAR CHANCE"

First shown: 12/18/93
Opening: Mike performs Crow's maintenance checkup, but has no idea what he's doing
Invention exchange: Mike's escape plan, Hypno-helio-static-stasis
Host segment 1: Trooper Tom presents: "Why Don't They Look?"
Host segment 2: The bots simulate Mike's 10-year high school reunion
Host segment 3: Mike and Crow build the Quinn Martin Nature Preserve
End: The Mads are beaten by Ecstato-euphoro-fun
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520 - RADAR SECRET SERVICE (1950; NR; 59m)
Shown with Short: 520S-Last Clear Chance

Plot: The government uses radar to catch some bad guys who've stolen atomic material.

Exec Prod: Robert L. Lippert
(201-Rocketship X-M; 203-Jungle Goddess; 208-Lost Continent;
210-King Dinosaur; 611-Last of the Wild Horses)
Prod: Barney A. Sarecky
(assoc/105-The Corpse Vanishes; psup/406S-Undersea Kingdom)
Dir: Sam Newfield (208; *103-The Mad Monster;
507-I Accuse My Parents; Terror of Tiny Town)
Scr: Beryl Sachs (Mr. Muggs Steps Out; Follow the Leader)
Cin: Ernest Miller (Prison Nurse; Oscar nom/Army Girl)
Ed: Carl Pierson (Mr. Muggs Steps Out; Follow the Leader)
SFX: Ray Mercer
(208/507/611; 613-The Sinister Urge; 621-The Beast of Yucca Flats)
Cos: Stanley Kuffel(Buckaroo from Powder River)
M/U: George Lane (Exodus; Pressure Point)
ADir: Fred Preble (103; Federal Man)
Set: Harry Reif (507; 104-Women of the Prehistoric Planet;
808-The She-Creature; H01-Day the World Ended;
asst dir/511-Gunslinger)
Score: Russell Garcia (Time Machine; Atlantis the Lost Continent)
Score: Richard Hazard (Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla)

Bill Travis / John Howard (Bulldog Drummond film series)
Lila / Adele Jergens*
Mickey Moran / Tom Neal*
Marge / Myrna Dell (Ma Barker's Killer Brood)
Pill Box / Sid Melton (*208; The Lemon Drop Kid)
Static / Ralph Byrd (203; Dick Tracy film series)
Benson / Robert Kent (203S-The Phantom Creeps; The Gladiator)
Hamilton / Pierre Watkin (*517-Beginning of the End)
Michael / Tristram Coffin
(105; 106-The Crawling Hand; 702-The Brute Man; Blackmail)
Blackie / Riley Hill (Short Grass)
Tom / Robert Carson (For Men Only)
Michael's henchman / Kenne Duncan (*613; Crossroad Avenger)
Michael's 2nd henchman / Bill Hammond (Northwest Trail)
maid Myrtle / Jan Kayne (I Can Get It For You Wholesale)
helicopter operator / Bill Crespinel
lst bruiser / Marshall Reed (Angel and the Badman; Oh Suzanna)
2nd bruider / John McKee (The Pride of St. Louis)
1st henchman / Bob Woodward (Cattle Queen of Montana)
2nd henchman / Boyd Stockman (Stage to Tucson)
truck operator / Holly Bane (Montana Belle; The Ghost of Zorro)

Trivia: Born in 1922, blonde and brassy character actress ADELE JERGENS usually was in B-pictures and frequently played a gangter's moll. Her movies include: 1944-A Thousand and One Nights; 1947-The Corpse Came C.O.D.; 1948-Ladies of the Chorus; The Fuller Brush Man; 1950-Blonde Dynamite; The Traveling Saleswoman; 1951-Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man; 1956-THE DAY THE WORLD ENDED (as shown on MST3K The Home Game); Girls In Prison; and 1958-The Lonesome Trail. Adele Jergens was married to GLENN LANGAN, who played the title role in 309-THE AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN.

In 1951, actor TOM NEAL beat up actress Barbara Payton's then-boyfriend, actor Franchot Tone, whom she married soon after. Payton quickly abandoned the marriage for Neal anyway. Neal's last film was 1953's The Great Jesse James Raid. In 1965, he was sentenced for manslaughter after killing his third wife. Neal's films include: 702-THE BRUTE MAN; Bowery at Midnight; and Another Thin Man.

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313- EARTH VS. THE SPIDER
with short: "USING YOUR VOICE"

First shown: 9/14/91
Opening: "Inside The Robot Mind"
Invention exchange: Cheese phone, CD blow drier
Host segment 1: J&TB read through Crow's screenplay, "Earth vs. Soup"
Host segment 2: Rehearsal of Spidorr the rock group brings a visit from the custodian of 7th galaxy on the Hexfield
Host segment 3: J&TB discuss dangerous toys
End: Crow and Tom report on Bert I. Gordon, Frank's sick
Stinger: Lip and tongue action, of a sort

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313 - EARTH VS. THE SPIDER
(re-release; 1958; NR; 73m)
a.k.a. THE SPIDER (original)
a.k.a. EARTH VS. THE GIANT SPIDER
a.k.a. THE VAMPIRE SPIDER (Belgium)
originally co-billed with Bruno VeSota's THE BRAIN EATERS

Shown with Short: 313S-Speech: Using Your Voice

Ad: "BULLETS Won't Kill It!
FLAMES Can't Hurt It! NOTHING Can Stop It!"

Ad: "50 Tons of Creeping Black Horror! It Must Eat You to Live!"

Plot: Teen discovers that her father has been a meal for a giant spider, which then attacks the town.

Exec: Samuel Z. Arkoff and James H. Nicholson
(both/*309-The Amazing Colossal Man; 313-It Conquered the World; 315-Teenage Caveman; 317-Viking Women and the Sea Serpent;
319-War of the Colossal Beast; 701-Night of the Blood Beast;
806-The Undead; 807-Terror from the Year 5000;
808-The She-Creature; 809-I Was A Teenage Werewolf;
912-The Screaming Skull; H01-The Day the World Ended)
Prod/Dir: Bert I. Gordon
(309/319; *210-King Dinosaur; 411-Magic Sword; 414-Tormented; 517-Beginning of the End; 523-Village of the Giants)
Scr: Laszlo Gorog (803-Mole People; Oscar nom/Affairs of Susan)
Scr: George Worthing Yates (319/414)
Sto: Bert I. Gordon (210/414)
Cin: Jack Marta (319/517; Cat Ballou; Plaza Suite; Man or Gun)
Ed: Ronald Sinclair (309/317/319/808/H01; 503-Swamp Diamonds)
SFX: Bert and Flora Gordon (309/313/319/414/517/523)
SFX/Props: Paul Blaisdell (309/311/315/808/H01)
SFX/Props: Jackie Blaisdell (Attack of the Puppet People)
SFX: Thol Simonson (TV's The Adventures of Superman)
Cos: Marge Corso (315/414/808; 607-Bloodlust!)
M/U: Allen Snyder (Darling Lili)
PDes: Walter Keller (adir/319/517; Bedlam)
Set: William F. Calvert (Elmer Gantry; Night of the Lepus)
Prod Asst: Henry Schrage (309/319; Attack of the Puppet People)
Asst Dir/PSup: Marty Moss (asst dir/Gog)
Asst Dir: John W. Rogers (319; pmgr/Blade Runner)
Spider-Handler: Jim Dannaldson (The Cyclops; Snakes)
Sound: Al Overton
(912; 406-Attack of the Giant Leeches; 902-The Phantom Planet)
Sound FX Ed: Bruce Schoengarth (ed/107-Robot Monster)
Score: Albert Glasser (*309/315/317/319/414/517; 409-The Indestructible Man; 602-Invasion USA; 611-Last of the Wild Horses)

Mr. Kingman / Edward Kemmer
(The Giant from the Unknown; TV's Space Patrol)
Carol Flynn / June Kenney*
Mike Simpson / Gene Persson (607; Ma and Pa Kettle)
Sheriff Cagle / Gene Roth*
Helen Kingman / Sally Fraser (*311/319; Giant from the Unknown)
Mr. Simpson / Hal Torey (319; Invisible Invaders; Cat Burglar)
Pete Flynn / Merritt Stone*
Hugo the janitor / Hank Patterson (*309/517; TV's Green Acres)
Fraser / Jack Kosslyn*
Mrs. Flynn / June Jocelyn (*315/309/319)
Sam Haskall / Mickey Finn (The Tin Star; The Boy and the Pirates)
Joe / Troy Patterson (607; Attack of the Puppet People)
Sam / Skip Young (TV's Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet)
Jake / Howard Wright (319; Lousiana Hussy)
Dep. Sheriff Sanders / Bill Giorgio (319; Attack of the Puppet People)
pest control man / Bob Garnett (319)
Deputy Dave / Bob Tetrick (319; Suicide Battalion)
switchboard operator / Shirley Falls (Motorcycle Gang)
dancer / Nancy Kilgas (Athena; High School Hellcats; Funny Face)
man in cave / George Stanley (414)
line foreman / David Tomack (Imitation of Life)

Classic Line: "Spider?! Bah!"

Trivia: On the phone inside the movie theater, character Mike mentions wanting to see Gordon's ATTACK OF THE PUPPET PEOPLE. You can see the lobbycards for it in the background, and a poster appears outside the theater. Lobbycards and posters for 309-THE AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN also appear not-so-subtly.

THE SPIDER was retitled as EARTH VS. THE SPIDER to cash in on the name of another successful movie with a similar title, EARTH VS. THE FLYING SAUCERS (1956).

Tall, dark and gaunt, actor MERRITT STONE was in four B.I.G. MSTed movies: Carol's dad in 313-EARTH VS. THE SPIDER; a consoling cop in 319-WAR OF THE COLOSSAL BEAST; a king in 411-THE MAGIC SWORD; and the minister in 414-TORMENTED. He made three films in 1953: Port Sinister; Problem Girls; and Sword of Venus.

Born Gene Stuttenroth, GENE ROTH (1903-1976) is easy to locate because he looks like Gary Busey's father with a craggy face with baggy eyes. He was the sheriff in both 313-EARTH VS. THE SPIDER and 406-ATTACK OF THE GIANT LEECHES. He was the lunch counter guy in 414-TORMENTED and a railroad conductor in 419-THE REBEL SET. His other films include: 1952-Red Planet Mars; 1957-Zombies of Mora Tau; 1958-She Demons; and 1961-The Cat Burglar. Roth also frequently played the heavy in the Three Stooges shorts with Shemp and later Joe as the third Stooge.

And not to be confused with the two previous actors, B.I.G. bit player JACK KOSSLYN portrayed Fraser in 313-EARTH VS. THE SPIDER; a lieutenant in 309-THE AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN; the KTLA newscaster in 319-WAR OF THE COLOSSAL BEAST; and the ogre in 411-THE MAGIC SWORD. His other films include: 1957-The Devil's Hairpin; 1958-Attack of the Puppet People; 1973-Breezy; and 1977-Empire of the Ants. Kosslyn also made some films with Clint Eastwood: Play Misty for Me; The Eiger Sanction; and High Plains Drifter.

Pert JUNE KENNEY, who plays Mike's girlfriend Carol here, can also be seen as Asmild in 317-VIKING WOMEN and as Betty in 607-BLOODLUST. She was also in Mr. B.I.G.'s Attack of the Puppet People; The Cat Burglar; and Corman's Sorority Girl.

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520- RADAR SECRET SERVICE
with short: "LAST CLEAR CHANCE"

First shown: 12/18/93
Opening: Mike performs Crow's maintenance checkup, but has no idea what he's doing
Invention exchange: Mike's escape plan, Hypno-helio-static-stasis
Host segment 1: Trooper Tom presents: "Why Don't They Look?"
Host segment 2: The bots simulate Mike's 10-year high school reunion
Host segment 3: Mike and Crow build the Quinn Martin Nature Preserve
End: The Mads are beaten by Ecstato-euphoro-fun
Stinger: Hysterical maid

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520 - RADAR SECRET SERVICE (1950; NR; 59m)
Shown with Short: 520S-Last Clear Chance

Plot: The government uses radar to catch some bad guys who've stolen atomic material.

Exec Prod: Robert L. Lippert
(201-Rocketship X-M; 203-Jungle Goddess; 208-Lost Continent;
210-King Dinosaur; 611-Last of the Wild Horses)
Prod: Barney A. Sarecky
(assoc/105-The Corpse Vanishes; psup/406S-Undersea Kingdom)
Dir: Sam Newfield (208; *103-The Mad Monster;
507-I Accuse My Parents; Terror of Tiny Town)
Scr: Beryl Sachs (Mr. Muggs Steps Out; Follow the Leader)
Cin: Ernest Miller (Prison Nurse; Oscar nom/Army Girl)
Ed: Carl Pierson (Mr. Muggs Steps Out; Follow the Leader)
SFX: Ray Mercer
(208/507/611; 613-The Sinister Urge; 621-The Beast of Yucca Flats)
Cos: Stanley Kuffel(Buckaroo from Powder River)
M/U: George Lane (Exodus; Pressure Point)
ADir: Fred Preble (103; Federal Man)
Set: Harry Reif (507; 104-Women of the Prehistoric Planet;
808-The She-Creature; H01-Day the World Ended;
asst dir/511-Gunslinger)
Score: Russell Garcia (Time Machine; Atlantis the Lost Continent)
Score: Richard Hazard (Bela Lugosi Meets a Brooklyn Gorilla)

Bill Travis / John Howard (Bulldog Drummond film series)
Lila / Adele Jergens*
Mickey Moran / Tom Neal*
Marge / Myrna Dell (Ma Barker's Killer Brood)
Pill Box / Sid Melton (*208; The Lemon Drop Kid)
Static / Ralph Byrd (203; Dick Tracy film series)
Benson / Robert Kent (203S-The Phantom Creeps; The Gladiator)
Hamilton / Pierre Watkin (*517-Beginning of the End)
Michael / Tristram Coffin
(105; 106-The Crawling Hand; 702-The Brute Man; Blackmail)
Blackie / Riley Hill (Short Grass)
Tom / Robert Carson (For Men Only)
Michael's henchman / Kenne Duncan (*613; Crossroad Avenger)
Michael's 2nd henchman / Bill Hammond (Northwest Trail)
maid Myrtle / Jan Kayne (I Can Get It For You Wholesale)
helicopter operator / Bill Crespinel
lst bruiser / Marshall Reed (Angel and the Badman; Oh Suzanna)
2nd bruider / John McKee (The Pride of St. Louis)
1st henchman / Bob Woodward (Cattle Queen of Montana)
2nd henchman / Boyd Stockman (Stage to Tucson)
truck operator / Holly Bane (Montana Belle; The Ghost of Zorro)

Trivia: Born in 1922, blonde and brassy character actress ADELE JERGENS usually was in B-pictures and frequently played a gangter's moll. Her movies include: 1944-A Thousand and One Nights; 1947-The Corpse Came C.O.D.; 1948-Ladies of the Chorus; The Fuller Brush Man; 1950-Blonde Dynamite; The Traveling Saleswoman; 1951-Abbott and Costello Meet the Invisible Man; 1956-THE DAY THE WORLD ENDED (as shown on MST3K The Home Game); Girls In Prison; and 1958-The Lonesome Trail. Adele Jergens was married to GLENN LANGAN, who played the title role in 309-THE AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN.

In 1951, actor TOM NEAL beat up actress Barbara Payton's then-boyfriend, actor Franchot Tone, whom she married soon after. Payton quickly abandoned the marriage for Neal anyway. Neal's last film was 1953's The Great Jesse James Raid. In 1965, he was sentenced for manslaughter after killing his third wife. Neal's films include: 702-THE BRUTE MAN; Bowery at Midnight; and Another Thin Man.

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205- ROCKET ATTACK USA
with short: "THE PHANTOM CREEPS"-- EPISODE 2

First shown: 10/27/90.
Opening: Tom gets "haircut."
Invention exchange: Candy adding machine, water-polo foosball.
Host segment 1: The Charlie McCarthey hearings.
Host segment 2: Nuclear quiz show.
Host segment 3: Joel's Russian counterpart on the Hexfield.
End: J&TB upset about the movie, letter, the Mads are happy.
Stinger: "Help me!"

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205 - ROCKET ATTACK U.S.A. (1959; NR; 71m)
a.k.a. ROCKET ATTACK, U.S.A. (variation)
Shown with Short:
203S-The Phantom Creeps, Chapter 2: Death Stalks the Highway

Plot: Guy spy sneaks into Soviet Union with aid of woman spy, but despite their efforts, New York City is nuked.

Prod/Dir: Barry Mahon*
Assoc Prod/Set: Al Barron
Assoc Prod: Steve Brody
Assoc Prod: Rick Carrier (prod/Strangers in the City)
Scr: none credited (probably Mahon)
Cin: Mike Tabb
Ed: Alan Smiler (The Dead One; Pagan Island)
Cos: Eaves

Tanya / Monica Davis (The Dead One; 1,000 Shapes of a Female)
John Manston / John McKay (Dead One; Assault of the Rebel Girls)
truck driver / Arthur Metrano*
with Philip St. George
Edward Czerniuk
Daniel Kern (Drive, He Said)
Richard Downs (Buttman's Revenge)
Herbert Flato
Ray Brewer
Janice Gilmain
Robert Reeh
Jane Ross (Wild Is My Love; Light Fantastic)
Marco Behar (The Forgiven Sinner)
Milton Euchs
William Osborn
Ronnie Cooper
John Horner
Nicolai Grushko
Sara Amman (The Pusher)
Vladovia Lazareff
James Tura
Frank Patrinostrow
Alan Smiler (also editor)

Trivia: Born in 1937, chubby ART METRANO would later find success in films, appearing in: 1972-They Only Kill Their Masters; 1981-Going Ape; 1983-Breathless; 1985-Police Academy 2; 1986-Police Academy 3; and 1989-Beverly Hills Bodysnatchers.

Usually filming in Florida, BARRY MAHON directed a few other turkeys (Pagan Island; Violent Women; Cuban Rebel Girls; The Dead One) before doing these adults-only features: The Beast That Killed Women; Censored; Crazy Wild and Crazy; Fanny Hill Meets Dr. Erotico; Fanny Hill Meets Lady Chatterly; Fanny Hill Meets the Red Baron; Good Times with a Bad Girl; The Love Pirate; Naked Zoo; Nudes on Tiger Reef; Prostitutes Protective Society; The Sex Killer. At the same time, he did a few children's movies (!) like Thumbelina; The Wonderful Land of Oz; and Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny.

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205- ROCKET ATTACK USA
with short: "THE PHANTOM CREEPS"-- EPISODE 2

First shown: 10/27/90.
Opening: Tom gets "haircut."
Invention exchange: Candy adding machine, water-polo foosball.
Host segment 1: The Charlie McCarthey hearings.
Host segment 2: Nuclear quiz show.
Host segment 3: Joel's Russian counterpart on the Hexfield.
End: J&TB upset about the movie, letter, the Mads are happy.
Stinger: "Help me!"

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205 - ROCKET ATTACK U.S.A. (1959; NR; 71m)
a.k.a. ROCKET ATTACK, U.S.A. (variation)
Shown with Short:
203S-The Phantom Creeps, Chapter 2: Death Stalks the Highway

Plot: Guy spy sneaks into Soviet Union with aid of woman spy, but despite their efforts, New York City is nuked.

Prod/Dir: Barry Mahon*
Assoc Prod/Set: Al Barron
Assoc Prod: Steve Brody
Assoc Prod: Rick Carrier (prod/Strangers in the City)
Scr: none credited (probably Mahon)
Cin: Mike Tabb
Ed: Alan Smiler (The Dead One; Pagan Island)
Cos: Eaves

Tanya / Monica Davis (The Dead One; 1,000 Shapes of a Female)
John Manston / John McKay (Dead One; Assault of the Rebel Girls)
truck driver / Arthur Metrano*
with Philip St. George
Edward Czerniuk
Daniel Kern (Drive, He Said)
Richard Downs (Buttman's Revenge)
Herbert Flato
Ray Brewer
Janice Gilmain
Robert Reeh
Jane Ross (Wild Is My Love; Light Fantastic)
Marco Behar (The Forgiven Sinner)
Milton Euchs
William Osborn
Ronnie Cooper
John Horner
Nicolai Grushko
Sara Amman (The Pusher)
Vladovia Lazareff
James Tura
Frank Patrinostrow
Alan Smiler (also editor)

Trivia: Born in 1937, chubby ART METRANO would later find success in films, appearing in: 1972-They Only Kill Their Masters; 1981-Going Ape; 1983-Breathless; 1985-Police Academy 2; 1986-Police Academy 3; and 1989-Beverly Hills Bodysnatchers.

Usually filming in Florida, BARRY MAHON directed a few other turkeys (Pagan Island; Violent Women; Cuban Rebel Girls; The Dead One) before doing these adults-only features: The Beast That Killed Women; Censored; Crazy Wild and Crazy; Fanny Hill Meets Dr. Erotico; Fanny Hill Meets Lady Chatterly; Fanny Hill Meets the Red Baron; Good Times with a Bad Girl; The Love Pirate; Naked Zoo; Nudes on Tiger Reef; Prostitutes Protective Society; The Sex Killer. At the same time, he did a few children's movies (!) like Thumbelina; The Wonderful Land of Oz; and Santa and the Ice Cream Bunny.

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621- THE BEAST OF YUCCA FLATS
with shorts: "MONEY TALKS!" & "PROGRESS ISLAND, U.S.A."

First shown: 1/21/95
Opening: Wallpapering the SOL
Intro: "Proposition Deep 13," vs. candidate Mike Nelson
Host segment 1: A visit from some party animals
Host segment 2: So, is it 11:30?
Host segment 3: Crow offers a plea for film anti-preservation, but Mike disapproves
End: Mike's victory speech, letters, Dr. F.'s concession speech
Stinger: The beast is pissed

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621 - THE BEAST OF YUCCA FLATS
(1961; NR; 60m)
a.k.a. ATOMIC MONSTER--THE BEAST OF YUCCA FLATS (variation)
a.k.a. GIRL MADNESS (1964 re-release)
Shown with Shorts:
621S1-Money Talks! and
621S2-Progress Island U.S.A.

Plot: After being exposed to
atomic radiation, a Russian
scientist becomes a lurking murderous beastie who likes rabbits.

Exec: Roland Morin and James Oliphant
Prod: Anthony Cardoza
(209-The Hellcats; *609-The Skydivers; 619-Red Zone Cuba)
Prod/Dir/Scr/Ed: Coleman Francis
(*609/619; actor/L02-This Island Earth)
Assoc Prod/Make-Up: Laurence Aten (also actor)
Assoc Prod: Charles Stafford
Cin: John Cagle
SFX: Ray Mercer
(208-Lost Continent; 507-I Accuse My Parents; 520-Radar Secret Service; 611-Last of the Wild Horses; 613-The Sinister Urge)
Asst Dir/PSup: Austin McKinney (cin/609; ed/The Thrill Killers)
Sound: Titus Moede a.k.a. Titus Moody
(actor/609; 812-Incredibly Strange Creatures; The Thrill Killers)
Score: Gene Kauer (518-Atomic Brain; 815-Agent for H.A.R.M.)
Score: Irwin Nafshun and Al Remington

beast Joseph Javorski / Tor Johnson
(*320-The Unearthly; 423-Bride of the Monster; Plan 9)
Joe Dobson? / Douglas Mellor
(TV's Two Fathers: Justice for the Innocent)
mother Lois / Barbara Francis (609; Coleman's wife)
father Hank? / Bing Stafford
Jim Archer? / Larry Aten (also make-up and assoc prod)
dead blonde? / Linda Bielima
boy Randy / Ronald Francis (609; Coleman's son)
little boy Art / Alan Francis (609; Coleman's son)
KGB driver / Tony Cardoza (209/609/619; also producer)
KGB passenger / John Morrison a.k.a. Howard Morrison* (619)
run off road / Eric Tomlin (209/609*)
man in overalls / Conrad Brooks (*423/613; Plan 9)
discovered dead husband / George Prince a.k.a. Principe (619)
newsboy / Graham Stafford
man at Sadler's service station / Coleman Francis (609/619/L02)
Mrs. Dobson / Marcia Knight (609)
with Bob Labansat, Jim Oliphant, Jim Miles

Classic line: "Flag on the Moon...how did it get there?"

Trivia: From the late 1940's to the early 1960's, there were hundreds of atomic tests performed at Yucca Flats, Nevada. The government plans on burying over 77,000 tons of nuclear waste in vast tunnels already dug in nearby Yucca Mountain. The site is 65 miles northwest of Las Vegas.

The geiger counter used in this movie and in 619-RED ZONE CUBA was provided by HOWARD MORRISON, who was a pal and roommate of an AOL MSTie's father. Like many others in the 1950's, they unsuccessfully tried their luck in uranium prospecting out West. (This uranium-mania was even depicted in an episode of TV's I Love Lucy, in which Lucy and pals accompanied Fred MacMurray on a zany uranium hunt!)

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306- TIME OF THE APES

First shown: 7/13/91
Opening: It's baseball season on the SOL!
Invention exchange: Cellulite phone, miracle baby growth formula
Host segment 1: Why doesn't Johnny care?
Host segment 2: "Inherit the Wind" revisited
Host segment 3: Ape fashion minute
End: The Sandy Frank song, letter, Baby pushes the button
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306 - TIME OF THE APES
(USA video release; 1974; Japan; NR; 98m)
a.k.a. SARU NO GUDAN (original TV series/Japan)
a.k.a. THE APES CORPS (Japan)
a.k.a. ARMY OF THE APES (8/8/1997 Japanese video release)
Plot: A plot device transports a woman and two kids to a time when apes rule.

Prod: Mataichi Takahashi; and Masashi Tadakuma
Prod/USA: Sandy Frank
(*302/304/308/310/312/314/316/318/K11/K21)
Dir: Atsuo Okunaka (TV's Kamen Rider V3)
Dir: Kiyosumi Fukazawa
Scr: Keiiche Abe (310-Fugitive Alien; 318-Star Force)
Sto: Sakyo Komatsu (Tidal Wave; Virus)
Sto: Kouji Tanaka and Aritsune Toyoda
Cin: Yoshihiro Mori (314-Mighty Jack)
Ed/USA: William L. Cooper Jr. (314)
Score: Toshiaki Tsushima (K00-The Green Slime)

Cast:
Reiko Tokunaga
Hiroko Saito
Masaaki Kaji
Wataru Omae (213-Godzilla Vs. the Sea Monster; Mothra)
Tetsuya Ushido
Baku Hatakeyama
Kazue Takita
Noboru Nakaya (Lonely Lane; Whirlpool of Woman)
Hitoshi Omae (Futari; Ashita)
Hiroyuki Kawase (212-Godzilla Vs. Megalon)

Classic Line: "I don't care!"

Trivia: An interesting scene, which was edited out of the MST version, has our heroes boarding the empty, but very colorful spaceship.

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Hot fiery passions spill over into murder at Spooner Beach Florida in the 1950's. A mysterious peeping tom lurks in the underbrush, hoping to get a glimpse of a scrawny spinster (but, hey, who hasn't?). And then, TERROR!!!

Oh, wait a minute, I'm sure the Terror was here a minute ago, let me look around and see... Uh, I'm sure the Terror will be here in a minute, please be patient.

Well, a couple of scientists start bartering with ugly people from the future who desire to mate with slightly less ugly people from our time, and then the ugly cat dies and is given a burial at sea. This episode features lots of implied undressing, and also implies shockingly upsetting "poon". The peeping tom (played by Jimmy Carter in a charming cameo appearance) has a nice setup in a secluded shack, and should have been featured more prominently in the film.

Learn about the dietary habits of the Observers, watch Pearl fight Bobo to the death, and swoon the the mellow strains of the classic hit single "When I Held Your Brain In My Arms".

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807- TERROR FROM THE YEAR 5000

First shown: 3/15/97
Opening: Tom "comfort rates" everything
Intro: The Observers make Pearl and Bobo fight, but the M&TB aren't getting the message
Host segment 1: The Observers offer their superior food
Host segment 2: Mike sends Crow back in time, but soon regrets it
Host segment 3: The Observers croon "When I Held Your Brain in My Arms"
End: Mike sets Crow up with a blind date from the year 5000, while Pearl declares her humanity
Stinger: Observers

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807 - TERROR FROM THE YEAR 5000
(no comma per credits; 1958; NR; 74m)
a.k.a. TERROR FROM THE YEAR 5,000 (variation)
a.k.a. TERROR FROM 5,000 A.D. (variation)
a.k.a. THE GIRL FROM 5,000 A.D. (re-release)
a.k.a. CAGE OF DOOM (England)
Ad: "From Time Unborn...A Hideous She-Thing!"

Plot: Using a time machine, scientists bring forth a disfigured woman from the future, who only wants to capture some badly-needed breeding stock via her hypnotic glittery fingernails.

Exec: Samuel Z. Arkoff and James H. Nicholson
(*309-The Amazing Colossal Man; 311-It Conquered the World;
313-Earth Vs. the Spider; 315-Teenage Caveman;
317-Viking Women and the Sea Serpent; 319-War of the Colossal Beast; 701-Night of the Blood Beast; 806-The Undead;
808-The She-Creature; 809-I Was A Teenage Werewolf;
912-The Screaming Skull; H01-The Day the World Ended)
Prod/Dir/Scr: Robert J. Gurney Jr.
(Edge of Fury; scr/418-Attack of the the Eye Creatures)
Assoc Prod: Gene Searchinger
Asst Dir: Jack Diamond (also actor)
Sto: Henry Slesar (from his story Bottle Baby)
Cin: Arthur Florman
Ed: Dede Allen (Oscar noms/Reds; Dog Day Afternoon)
M/U: Rudolph Liszt (Project X; Wild Women of Wongo)
Prod Coor: Mark Hanna (scr/309; 511-Gunslinger; 806-The Undead)
PSup/ADir: Beatrice Gurney (also actor)
Set: William Hoffman
Score: uncredited; possibly from an earlier score by Josef Zimanich (Space Master X-7; Man Beast)

Dr. Robert Hodges / Ward Costello
(608-Code Name: Diamond Head; MacArthur)
Claire Erling / Joyce Holden (Girls in the Night; Target Unknown)
Prof. Howard Erling / Frederic Downs
(209-The Hellcats; 609-The Skydivers; *619-Red Zone Cuba)
Victor / John Stratton (Frankenstein and the Monster from Hell)
Future Woman a.k.a. The 5,000 A.D. Woman / Salome Jens
(Angel Baby; Seconds; Savages; TV's Star Trek TNG and DS9)
Angelo / Fred Herrick (The Goddess; Street of Sinners)
Miss Blake / Beatrice Furdeaux a.k.a. Gurney (Edge of Fury)
1st lab tech / Jack Diamond (Bowery Boys Meet the Monsters)
2nd lab tech / Fred Taylor (The Rose Tattoo)
bartender Joe / Bill Downs
Dr. Blair / William Cost

Classic Line: "I'll do my exploring in the laboratory, if you don't mind."

Trivia: Exterior shots were done in Dade County, Florida. Some of the soundtrack supposedly came from the 1955 movie Man Beast and was later used in George Romero's Night of the Living Dead.

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412- HERCULES AND THE CAPTIVE WOMEN

(Info last modified on 2008-03-20 00:43:54 GMT)

First shown: 9/12/92
Opening: Gypsy wants to watch the movie and Joel agrees
Invention exchange: The lawn baby, the womb-mate
Host segment 1: “Good-natured” brawling
Host segment 2: Crow’s “history” of Hercules
Host segment 3: The bots’ lame Hercules action figure
End: Laying the Hercules movies to rest, letter, Frank being chased by mower
Stinger: “Hercules! Help me!”

• This is a sneaky episode. I remember not liking it and thinking it’s the least funny of the sword-and-sandal outings, but on this viewing I warmed to it quite a bit. And I’d forgotten that it includes the classic line: “Today is dedicated to Uranus.”
• And I’d also forgotten that this is the landmark episode in which Gypsy watches a portion of the movie along with J&tB. Joel’s confidence in Gypsy is admirable, but let’s note for the record that, sadly, Crow and Tom’s instincts were correct. Gypsy is not down with the street.
• As we tune into Deep 13, Frank is noisily singing the “I sing whenever I sing whenever I sing” song from “Giant Gila Monster.”
• Joel says “Zatharatu” when he means to say Zarathustra. They keep going.
• Despite all the hoopla to the contrary, this is NOT the last of the Hercules movies.
• As Tom sagely notes: “This would really be exciting if I knew what was goin’ on.” All the excitement about Gypsy in the theater takes place when the movie tries to set up the plot, with the result that I never did really figure out what the heck is going on in this movie. Part of it has to do with the strange plot break that takes place after the first commercial. Before the commercial, there are portents of danger and Herc is tossin’ thrones around. After the break, Herc wakes up on a ship and everybody is smirking silently at him. The heck? Then there’s something about Atlantis and girls inn rocks and I don’t know what all.
• Does this story resemble any actual ancient tale? Was there ever a King Androcles (with or without a lion)?
• Gypsy’s riff: “They’re steam-cleaning the horses!” delights J&tB. Eh, not bad. Of her few riffs, I actually like “Oh, they’ve got a fun friend” better.
• By my count, Gypsy lasts 5 and a half minutes. Sheesh, Gypsy, these sword-and-sandal things are among the more watchable movies MST did! What a lightweight!
• Gypsy exits left. A few other chracters have exited or entered this way. Where does that exit lead? And how do they eat and breathe?
• Firesign Theatre reference: “…The Golden Hind”
• Crow falls apart almost immediately during the good-natured brawling. Trace rolls with it brilliantly.
• I never noticed before that, a couple of times, they do a needle drop on that musical sting that I think was originally composed for “This Island Earth” and that I’ve heard in a lot of Universal movies.
• Crow goes a bit overboard with the “I have my rights! It was Callahan!” bit. (For those who don’t know, it’s a reference to the movie “Dirty Harry.”) He does it five times by my count, practically every time the little guy in the movie has a line.
• Callback: “Hurry, Diana!” (Undersea Kingdom)
• My copy, from 1995, included the little “facts” about the movie as the commercial breaks ended. Two of them are only tangentally related to this movie–they discuss other actors who also played Hercules. Thin gruel.
• That’s Frank as the voice of the action figure when he says “I’m so sleepy…” but the final comment is by Mike. Wonder why they didn’t just have one of them do all the comments?
• Fave riff: Dear lord, the canary exploded!

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315- TEENAGE CAVEMAN
with shorts: "AQUATIC WIZARDS" and "CATCHING TROUBLE"

First shown: 11/9/91
Opening: Very boring day on the SOL
Invention exchange: Rainy day epicacs, the Mads are fighting
Host segment 1: "Catching Ross"
Host segment 2: Mads still fighting
Host segment 3: Examining the pendulum of human development
End: Mimicking the film's end, letter, Mads patching things up
Stinger: Teenage Caveman conks his head

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315 - TEENAGE CAVEMAN (July 1958; NR; 66m)
a.k.a. TEENAGE CAVE MAN (variation)
a.k.a. PREHISTORIC WORLD (working)
a.k.a. OUT OF THE DARKNESS (England)
originally co-billed with
HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER

Shown with Shorts:
315S1-Aquatic Wizards;
315S2-Catching Trouble

Video Ad: "The future of humanity is in his hands"

Video Ad: "Nuclear holocaust has destroyed the world as we know it--and now the future of humanity is in the hands of TEENAGE CAVEMAN"

Ad: "Prehistoric Rebels Against Prehistoric Beasts!"

Ad: "Prehistoric Lovers Against Primitive Beasts!"

Plot: Rebellious teenage caveboy questions the clan's rules and yearns to explore the land beyond the river.

Exec: Samuel Z. Arkoff and James H. Nicholson
(both/*309-The Amazing Colossal Man; 311-It Conquered the World; 313-Earth Vs. the Spider; 317-Viking Women and the Sea Serpent; 319-War of the Colossal Beast; 701-Night of the Blood Beast;
806-The Undead; 807-Terror from the Year 5000;
808-The She-Creature; 809-I Was A Teenage Werewolf;
912-The Screaming Skull; H01-The Day the World Ended)
Prod/Dir: Roger Corman (*311/317/806/H01;
503-Swamp Diamonds; 511-Gunslinger; exec/701;
406-Attack of the Giant Leeches; 618-High School Big Shot)
Scr: R. Wright Campbell*
Cin: Floyd Crosby (912; won Oscar/1931's Tabu)
Ed: Irene Morra (War of the Satellites; Road to Morocco)
SFX/Dino Sequences: Ellis Burman (Unknown Island)
SFX/Dino Sequences: Roy Seawright (107-Robot Monster)
SFX/Beastman Cos: Paul Blaisdell (H01/309/311/313/808)
Cos: Marge Corso (313/808; 414-Tormented; 607-Bloodlust!)
Asst Dir: Jack Bohrer (317; pmgr/406/701; A Bucket of Blood)
PMgr: Maurice Vaccarino (asst dir/912; 902-The Phantom Planet)
Prop Master: Karl Brainard (H01/311/701/806/808)
Sound: Herman Lewis (317/701; 512-Mitchell; Apache Woman)
Sound: Philip Mitchell (607; 320-The Unearthly; The Wasp Woman)
Score: Albert Glasser
(*309/313/317/319/414; 409-The Indestructible Man;
517-Beginning of the End; 602-Invasion USA;
611-Last of the Wild Horses; arr/201-Rocketship X-M)

The Symbol-Maker's teenage son / Robert Vaughn
(*K19-Hangar 18; TV's The Man From U.N.C.L.E.)
The Blonde Maiden / Darah Marshall a.k.a. Sarah Marshall
(Dave; Lord Love A Duck)
The Symbol-Maker / Leslie Bradley (Attack of the Crab Monsters)
The Black-Bearded One / Frank De Kova (TV's F-Troop)
member of the tribe / Charles P. Thompson (Hot Rods to Hell)
The Symbol-Maker's wife / June Jocelyn*
The Curly-Haired Teen / Jonathan Haze (311/*317/503/511/H01)
member of the tribe / Marshall Bradford (311)
blond tribe member / Ed Nelson*
The Keeper of the Small Fire / Robert Shayne*
the alien / Ross Sturlin*
member of the tribe / Joseph Hamilton (406; The Hoodlum Priest)
young member of the tribe / Barboura Morris (317; Wasp Woman)
The Fair-Haired Teen / Charles "Beach" Dickerson
The Man from the Burning Plains / also Dickerson
Tom-Tom Player / also Dickerson
bear / also Dickerson (Creature from the Haunted Sea)

Trivia: The parrot-like costume is left over from 701-NIGHT OF THE BLOOD BEAST, and was worn again by uncredited actor ROSS STURLIN. He also helped make and wore a leech costume in 406-ATTACK OF THE GIANT LEECHES. Sturlin later lost sight in one eye after a stunt accident on the TV series Combat.

Once again, stock footage from ONE MILLION B.C. was used. Exterior water scenes were done at the Arboretum in Arcadia, California. Other exterior shots were filmed at Bronson Canyon, also used for 107-ROBOT MONSTER; 210-KING DINOSAUR; 311-IT CONQUERED THE WORLD; 317-VIKING WOMEN; 319-WAR OF THE COLOSSAL BEAST; 404-TEENAGERS FROM OUTER SPACE; and 701-NIGHT OF THE BLOOD BEAST.

One guy who knew about that costume reappearing was actor EDWIN "ED" NELSON, who plays a caveteen here and portrayed Dave Randall in 701-NIGHT OF THE BLOOD BEAST. Nelson also was to appear in 406-ATTACK OF THE GIANT LEECHES and worked with Sturlin on the leech costumes, only to be called away to appear in another film. He also appeared in K15-SUPERDOME; 503-SWAMP DIAMONDS and 814-RIDING WITH DEATH. Other Nelson films are: 1959-A Bucket of Blood; 1957-Invasion of the Saucermen; 1958-The Brain Eaters (directed by Bruno VeSota); and 1959-T-Bird Gang. He's done a lot of TV, including the series Peyton Place.

ROBERT SHAYNE, who plays the fire-keeper here, can also be seen as Prof. Bradshaw in 409-THE INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN and as Lt. Cassidy in 419-THE REBEL SET. You can also catch him in The Giant Claw, The Neanderthal Man, and Corman's War of the Satellites. Shayne is most recognized as Inspector Henderson in TV's The Adventures of Superman. He was in a few A-pictures like 1944's Mr. Skeffington (with Bette Davis) and 1945's Christmas in Connecticut (with Barbara Stanwyck).

In this movie, JUNE JOCELYN played Robert Vaughn's doting mother. You can see her in three B.I.G. movies too: a nurse in 309-THE AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN; a worried mother in its sequel, 319-WAR OF THE COLOSSAL BEAST; and Merritt Stone's long-suffering widow in 313-EARTH VS. THE SPIDER. Other of Jocelyn's films are: 1957-Fear Strikes Out; Rockabilly Baby; 1958-Attack of the Puppet People; Vertigo (directed by Alfred Hitchcock); and 1966-Runaway Girl.

Screenwriter R. WRIGHT CAMPBELL, who got an Oscar nomination for his screenplay for 1957's The Man of a Thousand Faces (about Lon Chaney, Sr. and starring James Cagney), would find steady employment writing for Roger Corman and American International Pictures: besides TEENAGE CAVEMAN, he wrote (and sometimes acted in) 1955's Five Guns West (Corman's first movie); 1963's The Young Racers; and 1967's Hell's Angels on Wheels.

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412- HERCULES AND THE CAPTIVE WOMEN

(Info last modified on 2008-03-20 00:43:54 GMT)

First shown: 9/12/92
Opening: Gypsy wants to watch the movie and Joel agrees
Invention exchange: The lawn baby, the womb-mate
Host segment 1: “Good-natured” brawling
Host segment 2: Crow’s “history” of Hercules
Host segment 3: The bots’ lame Hercules action figure
End: Laying the Hercules movies to rest, letter, Frank being chased by mower
Stinger: “Hercules! Help me!”

• This is a sneaky episode. I remember not liking it and thinking it’s the least funny of the sword-and-sandal outings, but on this viewing I warmed to it quite a bit. And I’d forgotten that it includes the classic line: “Today is dedicated to Uranus.”
• And I’d also forgotten that this is the landmark episode in which Gypsy watches a portion of the movie along with J&tB. Joel’s confidence in Gypsy is admirable, but let’s note for the record that, sadly, Crow and Tom’s instincts were correct. Gypsy is not down with the street.
• As we tune into Deep 13, Frank is noisily singing the “I sing whenever I sing whenever I sing” song from “Giant Gila Monster.”
• Joel says “Zatharatu” when he means to say Zarathustra. They keep going.
• Despite all the hoopla to the contrary, this is NOT the last of the Hercules movies.
• As Tom sagely notes: “This would really be exciting if I knew what was goin’ on.” All the excitement about Gypsy in the theater takes place when the movie tries to set up the plot, with the result that I never did really figure out what the heck is going on in this movie. Part of it has to do with the strange plot break that takes place after the first commercial. Before the commercial, there are portents of danger and Herc is tossin’ thrones around. After the break, Herc wakes up on a ship and everybody is smirking silently at him. The heck? Then there’s something about Atlantis and girls inn rocks and I don’t know what all.
• Does this story resemble any actual ancient tale? Was there ever a King Androcles (with or without a lion)?
• Gypsy’s riff: “They’re steam-cleaning the horses!” delights J&tB. Eh, not bad. Of her few riffs, I actually like “Oh, they’ve got a fun friend” better.
• By my count, Gypsy lasts 5 and a half minutes. Sheesh, Gypsy, these sword-and-sandal things are among the more watchable movies MST did! What a lightweight!
• Gypsy exits left. A few other chracters have exited or entered this way. Where does that exit lead? And how do they eat and breathe?
• Firesign Theatre reference: “…The Golden Hind”
• Crow falls apart almost immediately during the good-natured brawling. Trace rolls with it brilliantly.
• I never noticed before that, a couple of times, they do a needle drop on that musical sting that I think was originally composed for “This Island Earth” and that I’ve heard in a lot of Universal movies.
• Crow goes a bit overboard with the “I have my rights! It was Callahan!” bit. (For those who don’t know, it’s a reference to the movie “Dirty Harry.”) He does it five times by my count, practically every time the little guy in the movie has a line.
• Callback: “Hurry, Diana!” (Undersea Kingdom)
• My copy, from 1995, included the little “facts” about the movie as the commercial breaks ended. Two of them are only tangentally related to this movie–they discuss other actors who also played Hercules. Thin gruel.
• That’s Frank as the voice of the action figure when he says “I’m so sleepy…” but the final comment is by Mike. Wonder why they didn’t just have one of them do all the comments?
• Fave riff: Dear lord, the canary exploded!

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In case anyone is wondering: there is no voiceover on the title card.  This experiment aired with "MST3K anthology" bumpers instead of the normal title & experiment (chalkboard, beaker, movie can, etc.)  They are left in the same as was originally broadcast on Turkey Day 1995.

519- OUTLAW

First shown: 12/11/93
Opening: M&TB are roughhousing
Invention exchange: Really real time machine, Fabio kit
Host segment 1: Memories of Mike's acting career
Host segment 2: Song: "Tubular Boobular Joy"
Host segment 3: M&TB read relevant passages from "Palance on Palance"
End: Buffalo shots!, the Mads dance through the years
Stinger: "Get out of here, you disGUSting WOORRRRRM!"

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519 - OUTLAW
(1989; 1986; South Africa; PG-13; 89m)

a.k.a. OUTLAW OF GOR (original)
a.k.a. THE OUTLAW (variation)
sequel to GOR (1987)

Ad: "Welcomed as a hero. Hunted like an outlaw."

Ad: "The Adventure of a Thousand Lifetimes Continues!"

Plot: Two beer-drinking guys time travel to a planet where an evil queen rules via slavery.

Prod: Avi Lerner (Gor; exec/516-Alien From L.A.)
Prod: Harry Alan Towers
(Gor; 323-Castle of Fu Manchu; K18-Million Eyes of Su-Muru)
Dir: John "Bud" Cardos (Mutant; Kingdom of the Spiders)
Asst Dir: Neal Sundstrom (Scavengers; dir/Howling V)
Scr: Peter Welbeck a.k.a. Harry Alan Towers (323/K18)
Scr: Rick Marx (Gor; Double Obsession)
Sto: John Norman*
Cin: Johan Van De Vyfer (Scavengers; Hostage)
Cin: Ken Bornstein (ed/Gor; Beastmaster III)
Ed: Mac Errington (Skeleton Coast; Never Say Die)
SFX: Noel Henry (Howling IV)
SFX: Calvin Wilson
Cos: Dianna Cillers (Paljas; Cyborg Cop II)
M/U: Debbi Nichol (820-Space Mutiny)
ADir: Geoffrey Hill (820; Hostage)
Set: Cecily Chase (Orion's Key)
Sound: Conrad Kuhne (Paljas)
Stunt Coor: Red Ruiters (Hostage; Howling IV)
Chor: Neil McKay

Xenos / Jack Palance*
Professor Tarl Cabot / Urbano Barberini (Gor; Demons)
Talena / Rebecca Ferrati (Gor; Cheerleader Camp)
Queen Lara / Donna Denton (Gor; Slaughterhouse Rock)
Watney Smith / Russel Savadier (516; Danger Zone)
midget Hup / Nigel Chipps
Elder / Alex Heyns (Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold)
Marlenus / Larry Taylor (Gor)
Ost / Tulio Monetta
Targus / Michael Brunner (Night of the Cyclone; The Power of One)
Vera / Michelle Clarke
Alicia / Christobel D'Ortez (Masque of the Red Death)
Lady Tima / Natasha Piotrowski
leather lady / Nicole De Gruchy
barbarian women / Martina Brockschmidt, Bibi Brockschmidt
Bosk / Neville Alpass (Out on Bail)
Kor / Philip Van De Byl (Out on Bail)
blonde co-ed / Zinta Kohle
trader from Ar / Andrew Donald (Skeleton Coast)

Trivia: Born Walter Jack Palahnuik in 1920, gruff actor JACK PALANCE has a fighter's face because he use to be a professional boxer. More facial alterations happened when a bomber, which he was piloting in WWII, crashed, and he had extensive facial plastic surgery to repair damage done by burns...adding to the rugged look we know and are so fond of today. For his great film performances, Palance was nominated twice for an Oscar, for 1952's Sudden Fear and 1953's Shane, before he finally won for 1991's City Slickers, a Western-comedy-adventure starring Billy Crystal (than whom he craps bigger per his joke at the Oscar ceremony). His other films include: 1950-Panic in the Streets; 1954-Sign of the Pagan; 1955-The Big Knife; 1962-Barabbas; 1967-The Professionals; 1978-Angels' Brigade a.k.a. 622-ANGELS REVENGE; 1987-Gor; 1988-OUTLAW OF GOR; Bagdad Cafe; 1989-Batman (starring Michael Keaton); and 1994-The Swan Princess (animated). Palance won an Emmy for his moving performance in Rod Serling's Requiem for a Heavyweight (1955), which aired as part of CBS' Playhouse 90. You may also remember him appearing on TV, hosting Ripley's Believe It or Not.

Writer and philosophy teacher John Frederick Lange, Jr. used the pseudonym JOHN NORMAN, when he penned the sci-fi novels which depicted the adventures on the planet Gor. There are at least ten in the series: 1966's Tarnsman of Gor; 1967's OUTLAW OF GOR; 1968's Priest-Kings of Gor; 1969-Nomads of Gor; 1970's Assassin of Gor; 1971's Raiders of Gor; 1972's Captive of Gor; 1974's Hunters of Gor; 1976's Tribesmen of Gor; and 1977's Slave Girl of Gor.

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312- GAMERA VS. GUIRON

First shown: 9/7/91
Opening: School lunch time
Invention exchange: Racy rorschachs, collapsible trashcan
Host segment 1: J&TB sing The Gamera song (English)
Host segment 2: Sawing a robot in half
Host segment 3: Child star Richard Burton
End: Gamera song again (fake Japanese) & Michael Feinstein in Deep 13
Stinger: "What a monster!"

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312 - GAMERA VS. GUIRON
(USA video release; 1969; Japan; NR; 88m)
a.k.a. GAMERA VERSUS GUIRON (variation)
a.k.a. ATTACK OF THE MONSTERS (USA release)
a.k.a. GAMERA TAI DAIAKUJU GIRON (original/Japan)
a.k.a. GAMERA VS. THE GIANT EVIL BEAST GIRON
Video Ad: "Gamera saves the children once again"
Video Ad: "Will Gamera be a super turtle or turtle soup?"

Plot: In Gamera's fifth movie, two boys encounter brain-eating aliens and a sword-headed monster, but are saved by the Super Turtle.

Prod/USA: Sandy Frank
(*302-Gamera; 304-Gamera Vs. Barugon;
308-Gamera Vs. Gaos; 316-Gamera Vs. Zigra; 306-Time of the Apes; 310-Fugitive Alien;
314-Mighty Jack; 318-Star Force;
K11-Humanoid Woman;
K21-Legend of the Dinosaur)
Exec: Masaichi Nagata (302/*304/308/316)
Prod: Hidemasa Nagata
(308/316; Gamera Vs. Viras)
Dir: Noriaki Yuasa
(*302/308/316; Gamera Vs. Viras; sfx/304)
Planning: Kazumasa Nakano (308)
Scr: Fumi Takahashi (302/304/308/316; Gamera Vs. Monster X)
Cin: Akira Kitazaki (Gamera Vs. Viras; Gamera Vs. Monster X)
SFX: Kazafumi Fujii (304/308/316)
M/L: Kenjiro Hirose (316; Gamera Vs. Jiger); and Hideo Nakata
Score: Shunsuke Kituchi (316; Gamera Vs. Jiger)

Super Turtle / Gamera (*302/304/308/316; Gamera Vs. Monster X)
sword-headed monster / Guiron
Akio / Nobuhiro Kazima
Tomoko / Miyuki Akiyama
Tom / Christopher Murphy (The Abyss; Carnosaur 2)
Komiko / Yuko Hamada (Nemuri Kyoshiro 2: Shobu)
Dr. Shiga / Eiji Funakoshi (302; Passion; Thousand Cranes)
Kondo a.k.a. Cornjob / Kon Omura
(Gamera Vs. Jiger; Gamera Vs. Monster X; We Will Remember)
Flovera / Reiko Kasahara (308/316)
Tom's mother / Kathy Horan (K00-The Green Slime)
na / Edith Hanson (TV's Maguma Tashio)

Classic Line: "Let's make the Earth a free place to live...without war...and traffic accidents..."

Trivia:
LYRICS and TRANSLATIONS for GAMERA'S THEME SONGS
Lyrics by Hideo Nakata; music by Kenjiro Hirose.
Sung by Daiei-Jidoh-Gasshodan (Daiei Children's Chorus).

Title: GAMERA MARCH
1. Gamera, Gamera
(Gamera, Gamera)
Ikasuzo, Gamera! Ikasuzo, Gamera! Ikasuzo, Gamera!
(So cool, Gamera! So cool, Gamera! So cool, Gamera!)
Nichi, Getsu, Ka, Sui, Nichi, Getsu, Ka, Sui
(Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday)
Nikkoh saegiru, Akuma no niji da
(Shadow the Sun, Evil's Rainbow)
Reitoh Kaiju, Kurunara koi!
(Frozen monster, Dare to march!)
Haneta-zo, Tonda-zo. Go! Go! Go!
(Jumped, Flew. Go! Go! Go!)
Kaen Funsha de Yattsukero
(Destroy with Jet Flame. Here goes Gamera!)
Ikasuzo, Gamera! Ikasuzo, Gamera! Ikasuzo, Gamera!
(So cool, Gamera! So cool, Gamera! So cool, Gamera!)

2. Gamera, Gamera
(Gamera, Gamera)
Ganbare, Gamera! Ganbare, Gamera! Ganbare, Gamera!
(Hold out, Gamera! Hold out, Gamera! Hold out, Gamera!)
Getsu, Ka, Sui, Moku, Getsu, Ka, Sui, Moku
(Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday)
Gekkoh yaburu, Satsujin onpa
(Overcome the moonlight, Super Sonic)
Mach Kaiju, Itsudemo koi!
(Monster Mach, Come Anytime!)
Hikatta, Yoketa-zo. Go! Go! Go!
(Burning Bright. Go! Go! Go!)
Kuwaete hanasuna, Fukitobase.
(Bite hard and blown away).
Ganbare, Gamera! Ganbare, Gamera! Ganbare, Gamera!
(Hold out, Gamera! Hold out, Gamera! Hold out, Gamera!)

3. Gamera Gamera
(Gamera, Gamera)
Tsuyoi-zo, Gamera! Tsuyoi-zo, Gamera! Tsuyoi-zo, Gamera!
(So strong, Gamera! So strong, Gamera! So strong, Gamera!)
Ka, Sui, Moku, Kin, Ka, Sui, Moku, Kin
(Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday)
Kasei ka, Kinsei, dokokano hoshino
(Mars, Venus, any other Stars)
Uchu Kaiju, Nandemo koi!
(Come Monsters from the Universe!)
Kitta-zo, Tsuita-zo. Go! Go! Go!
(Stabbed, Shoved. Go! Go! Go!)
Kaiten Jet de, Taiatari
(Tackled with circling jet)
Tsuyoi-zo, Gamera! Tsuyoi-zo, Gamera! Tsuyoi-zo, Gamera!
(So strong, Gamera! So strong, Gamera! So strong, Gamera!)

--Many Thanks from Joe Gumber and MSTies everywhere to Lisa Wakabayashi and her wonderful Mom for their translations!

For more about Gamera, check out Gowen's Gamera Page.

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305- STRANDED IN SPACE

First shown: 6/29/91
Opening: Joel enjoys a shooting gallery
Invention exchange: Variations of the "BANG" gun
Host segment 1: Crow and Tom fight over their trading cards
Host segment 2: While baking cookies, J&TB discuss "Ward E"
Host segment 3: Joel is a TV movie villian, the bots are his henchmen
End: Trying to sell the movie, letter, the Mads are TV movie villians
Stinger: Stryker gets struck!

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305 - STRANDED IN SPACE
(public domain title; 2/26/1973; NR; 100m)
a.k.a. THE STRANGER (original TV-movie title; failed TV pilot)
Ad: "The planet he uncovered was a twin to Earth...
but so ominously different!"

Plot: An astronaut crashes on Earth-twin planet Terra, where the shadowy Perfect Order controls everything, so he tries to escape.

Exec: Andrew J. Fenady (TV's Mayday at 40,000 Feet)
Prod: Alan A. Armer (TV's The Fugitive; The Invaders)
Prod/Scr: Gerald Sanford (Aaron Loves Angela)
Dir: Lee H. Katzin (Whatever Happened To Aunt Alice)
Cin: Keith C. Smith (Walking Tall Part 2; The Animals)
Ed: Nick Archer (TV's Raid on Entebbe)
Ed: Melvin Shapiro (Taxi Driver; Ice Castles)
PDes: Stan Jolley (Oscar nom/Witness)
Score: Richard Markowitz (411-Magic Sword; Stakeout on Dope St.)

Neil Stryker / Glenn Corbett (Chisum; Shenandoah; Homicidal)
George Benedict / Cameron Mitchell*
Dr. Bettina Cooke / Sharon Acker (Lucky Jim; Point Blank)
Professor Dylan MacAuley / Lew Ayres*
Carl Webster / Dean Jagger (won Oscar/Twelve O'Clock High)
Max Greene / George Coulouris (Citizen Kane; King of Kings)
Henry Maitland / Steve Franken (Ants; TV's Dobie Gillis)
Dr. Revere / Tim O'Connor (Ssssssss; TV's Buck Rogers)
doctor / Ben Wright (Terror in the Wax Museum; Munster Go Home)
Eric Stoner / H.M. Wynant (K19-Hangar 18; Marlowe)
guard / Steven Marlo (Terror in the Wax Museum; The Buccaneer)
Mike Frome / Arch Whiting (TV's Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea)
Steve Perry / Jerry Douglas (Looker; Mommie Dearest; Black Zoo)
Tom Nelson / Buck Young (512-Mitchell; Two Minute Warning)
trucker / William Bryant (Chisum; Gable and Lombard)
secretary / Virginia Gregg (Notorious; Psycho)
with Jeanne Bates (The Strangler; Eraserhead; Mom)
Jonathan Blake (Force Ten from Navarone)
James Chandler (Don't Knock the Twist; Sweet Bird of Youth)
Margaret Field (The Man from Planet X; Samson and Delilah)
Alan Foster (Black Market Babies; Harem Girl)
Peg Stewart (The Boogens)
William Harlow (TV's Mayday at 40,000 Feet)
Joie Magidow (Nightmare on Elm Street 4)
Philip Manson
Heather McCoy
Kathleen M. Schultz
Gregg Shannon (That Funny Feeling)

Trivia: CAMERON MITCHELL (1918-1994) started on the stage prior to serving in World War II. He had dreams of signing a baseball contract with the Detroit Tigers, but opted to sign with MGM when offered in 1945. His films include: 1951-Death of a Salesman; Flight to Mars; 1952-How to Marry a Millionaire (with Marilyn Monroe); 1953-The Robe; 1954-Gorilla at Large (with Anne Bancroft); 1956-Carousel; 1957-Monkey on My Back; 1978-The Swarm; 1981-Frankenstein Island; 1982-My Favorite Year (with Peter O'Toole); and 1988's 820-SPACE MUTINY. He did many films in Europe in the 1960's, before starring in TV's The High Chapparal.

Born in Minneapolis in 1908, actor LEW AYRES had the lead in his third film, the magnificent 1930 anti-war movie All Quiet on the Western Front (which received the Best Picture Oscar), and became one of the most popular leading men of the 1930's, doing the Dr. Kildare series of nine movies. Ayres was married to actress/dancer Ginger Rogers from 1934-1936. At the outbreak of World War II, he was one of the most famous (and few) people to declare himself a conscientious objector and refused to bear weapons in military service, thus making him very unpopular among the press and movie fans. He did serve as a medic's and chaplain's aide, achieving the rank of sergeant with three battle stars. More because of his age than his war stance, Ayres discovered that leading man roles were scarce for him upon his return to Hollywood, although he was an Oscar nominee for the 1948's Johnny Belinda. In addition to the many character roles in various TV series, he did make a movie later in life...the Battle for the Planet of the Apes. World peace continued to be his consuming passion until his death in 1996. Some of his other notable films are: 1929-The Kiss (with Greta Garbo); 1938-Holiday (as Katharine Hepburn's drunk brother); and 1962-Advise and Consent. You can also see him in Episode #163 of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, in which he played Murray Slaughter's father who went out on a date with Mary!

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Conceived by Ed Wood.  Written by Ed Wood.  Based on concepts developed by Ed Wood.  Screenplay by Ed Wood.  Landscaping by Ed Wood.  Craft Services (little mini bottles of scotch) by Ed Wood.

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Angoraphobes beware, cause Ed Wood's all squishy again.

Ed Wood's up to his usual tricks despite being restricted to just writing the screenplay for this one. Paula, the girl our Ed wishes sometimes that he could be, is a nogoodnik headed for big trouble. Fortunately her evil antics are balanced against the more benevolent insanity of the daughter of a modern electrical home in "Young Man's Fancy."

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610- THE VIOLENT YEARS
with short: "YOUNG MAN'S FANCY"

First shown: 10/8/94
Opening: Servo's new head!
Intro: The Mads unveil their theme music, "Living in Deep 13", and demand themes from M&TB. Tom is ready!
Host segment 1: A radio station called Frank?
Host segment 2: Tom reenacts a tearful scene from "A Star is Born"
Host segment 3: A rehearsal for Crow's one man show about Keanu Reeves starring Mike!
End: Mike and Crow reenact the gas station hold-up scene from the movie, letter, turn your crank to Frank!
Stinger: "So what?"

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610 - THE VIOLENT YEARS (1956; NR; 85m)

a.k.a. FEMALE (re-release)
a.k.a. GIRL GANG TERRORISTS
a.k.a. TEENAGE GIRL GANG (working)
Shown with Short: 610S-A Young Man's Fancy

Ad: "Untamed Girls of the Pack Gang!"
Ad: "Teenage Killers Fearing No Law!
Taking Their Thrills Unashamed!"
Ad: "I Killed a Cop...So What?!"
Ad: "Thrill Girls of the Highway!"

Plot: Bored, spoiled teens form a female gang, go on a crime spree for thrills, but eventually the law catches up with them.

Prod: Roy Reid (613-The Sinister Urge; Reefer Madness)
Prod: O.A. Bayer (Strange World)
Dir: William M. Morgan a.k.a. Franz Eichhorn (Strange World)
Scr: Edward D. Wood Jr. (613; *423-Bride of the Monster; Plan 9)
Sto: B.L. Hart a.k.a. Roy Reid
Cin: William C. Thompson
(423/*613; 109-Project Moon Base; 616-Racket Girls; Plan 9)
Ed: Gerard Wilson (The House on Skull Mountain)
Cos: Victor Most
M/U: Stephen Clensos (H01-The Day the World Ended)
Set: Jack Miles
Score: Manuel Francisco a.k.a. Mischa Terr
(613; 210-King Dinosaur; 320-The Unearthly; 607-Bloodlust!)

Paula Parkins / Jean Moorehead*
Jane Parkins / Barbara Weeks (Party Husband; Cheaters at Play)
Carl Parkins / Arthur Millan (The Mob; Battle Hymn)
Georgia / Theresa Hancock
Geraldine / Joanne Cangi
Phyllis / Gloria Farr
Barney Stetson / Glen Corbett
(not the Glenn Corbett/305-Stranded in Space)
Sheila the Fence / Lee Constant
Judge Raymond Clara / I. Stanford Jolley (419-The Rebel Set)
Lt. Holmes / Timothy Farrell (*616; Glen or Glenda)
Detective Tom Artman / F. Chan McClure
doctor / Harry Keatan (*613; Desert Mesa)
Manny / Bruno Metsa (Broadway Jungle)

Classic line: "What in the world is a slumber party?"

Trivia: JEAN MOOREHEAD was October 1955's Playboy Playmate of the Month, and was the woman in bathtub in 309-THE AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN. She also appeared in Attack of the Puppet People and Motorcycle Gang.

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