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This cult classic episode starts off with Joel experiencing what it would be like if the bots actually looked up to him and immediately realizing just how hollow it leaves him inside. The Mads' Chocolate Bunny Guillatine goes up against Joel's Cartooner in the invention exchange. Joel and the bots endure the movie in any way they possibly can, ranging from debating whether or not Torgo is actually a monster to pantomiming a car drive through Texas (which only backfires on them). While Joel pretends to be the Master and the bots beat each other up in diaphanous robes, Torgo delivers a pizza to the Mads, who refuse to take the Crazy Bread for a very good reason. It gets worse when they realize how Torgo has kept the pizza warm. Written by
Titus Yorick
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Trivia
Manos: The Hands of Fate is generally considered to be the worst film ever featured on the series. According to the writers of the show they found the film so ridiculously terrible that they were stunned into watching the film several times before finally writing the riffs for the episode. Every film featured on the series since would be compared to Manos.
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Goofs
(at around 1 min) Joel can be seen turning to Crow, revealing that he's wearing glasses.
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Quotes
Joel:
You know... there are certain flaws in this film.
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Crazy Credits
Stinger: the "make-out woman" saying "Why don't you guys leave us alone?"
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Connections
References
Casablanca (1942)
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I Actually Saw The Original Movie Before I Saw The Episode (I Am Not One Of Those People That Was In El Paso On The Premiere Night I Saw This Unedited - I Am A Masochist) To Be Perfectly Honest I Riffed Through The Movie And Most Of The Lines I Said The MST3K Guys Also Said. Joel's Foot Poncho Is Also Funny If You Know About The Hand Poncho Used In The Actual Movie. I Will Also Say That I Prefer The Episode "Werewolf" To This And "Manos" Isn't The Worst Movie Of All Time (It's Close Don't Think I'm THAT Dellusional). Overall A Must See For Both Bad Movie Buffs (Believe Me Seeing This Through MST3K Was WAY Better Than Seeing It Unedited) And New Fans Of MST3K.