History Recap / MysteryScienceTheater3000S04E23BrideOfTheMonster

[[caption-width-right:350:"Isn't that the Creator/JohnBelushi biography?"]]
[[caption-width-right:350:"Well, ''that's'' something you didn't hear much during the Bush administration."]]

[[caption-width-right:350:"Isn't that the Creator/JohnBelushi briography?"]]

* GeckoEnding: Joel and the 'Bots make up an ending of their own after Part 1, since they don't see Part 2 of ''Hired!'' until the next episode. They come up with something involving UsefulNotes/WorldWarII breaking out. Also counts as NoEnding because they get interrupted by the Commercial Sign before they could finish. They are understandably disappointed.

!!The ''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 MST3K]]'' presentation of ''Bride of the Monster'' features:

!!The ''[=MST3K=]'' presentation of ''Film/{{Hired}} Part 1'' features:

!!The ''[=MST3K=]'' presentation of "''Film/{{Hired}}'' Part 1" features:

!!The ''[=MST3K=]'' presentation of ''Hired Part 1'' features:

* AllMusicalsAreAdaptations: ''[=MST3K=]'' present: ''Hired! The Musical''.
* AngryMobSong: "Can't you see we're trying to tell you NO!"
* ArtisticLicenseEconomics: "Uncle Sam's gonna need cars! Why, selling Chevrolets is gonna help the war effort! Don't ya see, Dad? Come on everybody!"
* BSODSong: "Zeroes... / Zeroes... / None of my salesmen / has ever sold a car..."
* ExtraExtraReadAllAboutIt: "Extry, extry, read all about it! Pearl Harbor bombed, Roosevelt declares war!"
* FunnyBackgroundEvent: During ''Hired! The Musical'', at one point Joel sits in the background with his head down while Servo sings with Gypsy occasionally echoing a line. Every time Gypsy sings Joel looks up with an utterly perplexed look on his face.
* GeckoEnding: Joel and the 'Bots make up an ending of their own after Part 1, since they don't see Part 2 of ''Hired!'' until the next episode. They come up with something involving UsefulNotes/WorldWarII breaking out. Also counts as NoEnding because they get interrupted by the Commercial Sign before they could finish. They are understandably disappointed.
-->'''SOL Crew:''' ''See... The... USA in your che-''
-->''(The Commercial Sign alarm begins to flash, ending the number right then and there)''
-->'''Joel:''' Stop, we got commercial sign...
-->'''Gypsy:''' Awww....
-->'''Tom:''' Oh, for cryin' out loud!
-->'''Crow:''' What's the point..?
* HelloInsertNameHere:
-->'''Tom:''' ''(as Jimmy)'' Um, "Hello sir or madam..."
* HoYay[[invoked]]: Joel and the 'bots imply this about Mr. Warren and Jimmy.
* IAmBecomingSong: Servo as the dealership manager sings about how his failure is a ForegoneConclusion, and that he's going to turn out just like his father -- [[LoserSonOfLoserDad a failure]].
* IAmSong: He's Hired, and nobody can deny that.
* JobSong: Joel and the bots singing about being hired counts.
* LoserSonOfLoserDad: The crew's interpretation of the elderly father and his middle-aged son in the short is that both are lifelong failures -- like father, like son. Hammered home by the big finish of Servo's IAmBecomingSong in the musical:
-->'''Servo:''' I'd like to make a sale, but what can I do? I'm gonna be a failure just like yoooou, dad!\\
'''Crow:''' Like me?\\
'''Servo:''' That's right! I'm gonna be a failure ''just like yoooooooooou!''
* RunningGag: Joel and the Bots pointing out that Jimmy really should have an actual ''car'' to show.[[note]]Jimmy was selling cars, though. He was encouraging customers to trade their old Chevys in for one of the new ones at his dealership.[[/note]]
* ShowWithinAShow: "Hired!", the guys' new musical [[AllMusicalsAreAdaptations based on the day's short]].
* SorryILeftTheBGMOn
-->'''Servo:''' ''(as one of Jimmy's potential customers)'' Could ya turn down the music?! I can't hear a word you're saying!
* SpecialEdition: When Creator/ShoutFactory rereleased ''Film/ManosTheHandsOfFate'', not only was the original second half of ''Hired!'' on here, they actually fused both parts together and released it as a bonus feature, ''just because they could.''

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* Joel connects a machine to Crow's brain to see what he dreams about.

* Frank and Dr. Forrester are having a fight, giving the Mads the perfect opportunity to demonstrate their Tough Love Seat. Joel and the Bots have Microwave Faith Popcorn, predicting all of the trends of the future.

* Joel and the Bots perform "Hired! The Musical".

* Joel, Crow, and Tom begin by discussing the octopus from the film. Somehow the conversation wanders to cold tater tots and olive loaf. Everyone is grossed out and confused.

* Crow returns as Willy the Waffle in a new sketch to defend the importance of advertising.

* Cambot re-edits the ending of the movie so it makes more sense, with Joel and the Bots playing Bela’s part. The Mads pretend to be Bela and Tor. Frank is disturbed.

-->'''SOL Crew:''' ''See... The... USA in a che-''

-->'''Joel:''' Ah, we got commercial sign...

* JobSong: Joel ad the bots singing about being hired counts.

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[[caption-width-right:350:I wonder where she's registered.]]

The episode can be streamed [[http://www.shoutfactorytv.com/mystery-science-theater-3000/mst3k-bride-of-the-monster/54bd4f7069702d0701654900 here]].

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Hired! The Musical". It's as funny as it is crazy. The song was so well-received by MSTies that it became a fan-favorite, and as one of the best, most memorable host segments in MST3K history.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Hired! The Musical" is the perfect parody of a musical in so many ways, even many [=MST=]ies who watched the episode considered the musical to be one of the best host segments ever.

* FunnyBackgroundEvent: During ''Hired! The Musical'', at one point Joel sit in the background with his head down while Servo sings with Gypsy occasionally echoing a line. Every time Gypsy sings Joel looks up with an utterly perplexed look on his face.
* GeckoEnding: Joel and the 'Bots make up an ending of their own after Part 1, since they don't see Part 2 of ''Hired!'' until the next episode. They come up with something involving UsefulNotes/WorldWarII breaking out.
** Also counts as NoEnding because they get interrupted by the Commercial Sign before they could finish. They are understandably disappointed.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: "Hired! The Musical" is the perfect parody of a musical in so many ways, even many MSTies who watched the episode, considered the musical to be one of the best host segments ever.

* FunnyBackgroundEvent: During ''Hired! The Musical'', at one point Joel sit in the background with his head down while Servo sings with Gypsy occasionally echoing a line. Every time Gypsy sings Joel looks up with an utterly perplexed look on his face.

* FunnyBackgroundEvent: During ''Hired! The Musical'', at one point Joel sit in the background with his head down while Servo sings with Gypsy occasionally echoing a line. Every time Gypsy sings Joel looks up with an utterly perplexed look on his face, this dream leaves Joel disgusted.

* JobSong: "Hired! The Musicial" is a fine example

* FunnyBackgroundEvent: During ''Hired! The Musical'', at one point Joel sit in the background with his head down while Servo sings with Gypsy occasionally echoing a line. Every time Gypsy sings Joel looks up with an utterly perplexed look on his face.

* UpToEleven: The salesman tells a customer he'd love for him to buy his next ten cars from him (emphasizing customer loyalty). Joel takes it too literally:
--> '''Joel''': ''(shocked)'' "''Ten'' cars?!"