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-->"I Chew stores like this up and spit them into the toilet!"
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-->"I Chew stores chew up places like this up and spit them into the toilet!"
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-->"My reviews have destroyed whole cities!"
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* JerkAssGenie: It's easy to forget that Zurella gave Madeline a Wishing Stone. It's vague if she actually used it to wish for a child, but if she did the results are a baby that used to be her JerkAss husband.
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-->'''Michael:''' ''[unwraps the toy monkey]'' Wow!
-->'''Mike Nelson:''' A smelly used toy!
-->'''Mike Nelson:''' A smelly used toy!
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* AsideGlance: When Grandpa Borgnine is explaining to the kid what a psychic is, he is surprised that the kid is familiar with the word ''clairvoyant''. Grandpa pauses to look directly at the camera to demonstrate his incredulity.
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* NightmareFuelStationAttendant: Grandpa Borgnine and, {{metafiction}}ally, the executives. Seriously, who the HELL thinks KillEmAll horror is an appropriate genre for the bedtime stories of a seven year old!?
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* NightmareFuelStationAttendant: Grandpa Borgnine and, {{metafiction}}ally, the executives. Seriously, who the HELL thinks KillEmAll horror is an appropriate genre for the bedtime stories of a seven year old!?
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--->'''Servo:''' Man, Borgnine's grandkid must be really bored right now.\\
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** Similarly, ''The Devil's Gift'' has a scene where [[spoiler:the monkey doll takes control of the shower in an attempt to kill David, which ends with David realizing the psychic was onto something regarding the amulet she gave him and he decides to wear it for the rest of the movie until he takes it off after surviving the falling tree]]. These scenes were all omitted, making David [[spoiler:survive the falling tree]] come off as nonsensical. However, David is seen taking off the amulet after getting back home in the end, so it can probably still be inferred he put it on at *some* point.
** More regarding the time frame, but ''The Devil's Gift'' takes place over several days with an epilogue that presumably takes place much later [[spoiler: since David's injuries have been patched up and the monkey toy must have been dug back up and brought somewhere for grandma to buy it from]]. However, Zurella tells Merlin to never return until he finds the monkey toy, meaning either the timespan of ''The Devil's Gift'' is *vastly* condensed in this version or there's a lot of Merlin's search we're not seeing.
** More regarding the time frame, but ''The Devil's Gift'' takes place over several days with an epilogue that presumably takes place much later [[spoiler: since David's injuries have been patched up and the monkey toy must have been dug back up and brought somewhere for grandma to buy it from]]. However, Zurella tells Merlin to never return until he finds the monkey toy, meaning either the timespan of ''The Devil's Gift'' is *vastly* condensed in this version or there's a lot of Merlin's search we're not seeing.
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** Similarly, ''The Devil's Gift'' has a scene where [[spoiler:the monkey doll takes control of the shower in an attempt to kill David, which ends with David realizing the psychic was onto something regarding the amulet she gave him and he decides to wear it for the rest of the movie until he takes it off after surviving the falling tree]]. These scenes were all omitted, making David [[spoiler:survive the falling tree]] come off as nonsensical. However, David is seen taking off the amulet after getting back home in the end, so it can probably still be inferred he put it on at *some* ''some'' point.
** More regarding the time frame, but ''The Devil's Gift'' takes place over several days with an epilogue that presumably takes place much later [[spoiler: since David's injuries have been patched up and the monkey toy must have been dug back up and brought somewhere for grandma to buy it from]]. However, Zurella tells Merlin to never return until he finds the monkey toy, meaning either the timespan of ''The Devil's Gift'' is*vastly* ''vastly'' condensed in this version or there's a lot of Merlin's search we're not seeing.
** More regarding the time frame, but ''The Devil's Gift'' takes place over several days with an epilogue that presumably takes place much later [[spoiler: since David's injuries have been patched up and the monkey toy must have been dug back up and brought somewhere for grandma to buy it from]]. However, Zurella tells Merlin to never return until he finds the monkey toy, meaning either the timespan of ''The Devil's Gift'' is
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The first story is about an uptight critic with an infertile wife who won't shut up about it who tries to criticize Merlin (who has apparently downgraded from serving the great King Arthur to running a joke shop in a strip mall in a bland Northern Californian town) for not being magical. So, Merlin gives him a spell book, to teach him a lesson. Naturally, this goes badly, and the man summons a demon, sets fire to the cat, almost impales himself and almost crushes himself. In the end, while trying to [[FountainOfYouth make himself younger]], he conveniently turns into a baby, and his wife (now his mother) enters into possibly the {{Squick}}iest relationship ever to appear in a "family" film.
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The first story is about an uptight critic with an infertile wife who won't shut up about it who tries to criticize Merlin Myth/{{Merlin}} (who has apparently downgraded from serving the great King Arthur Myth/KingArthur to running a joke shop in a strip mall in a bland Northern Californian UsefulNotes/{{California}}n town) for not being magical. So, Merlin gives him a spell book, to teach him a lesson. Naturally, this goes badly, and the man summons a demon, sets fire to the cat, almost impales himself and almost crushes himself. In the end, while trying to [[FountainOfYouth make himself younger]], he conveniently turns into a baby, and his wife (now his mother) enters into possibly the {{Squick}}iest relationship ever to appear in a "family" film.
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-->--'''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Crow T. Robot]]''', as Merlin
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