History Recap / MysteryScienceTheater3000S05E15WildWorldOfBatwoman

* EndingFatigue[=/=]SanitySlippage: As the movie just ''drags'' itself to the end, showing off another pool party with the Bat Girls, Tom just ''loses it'':

-->'''Narrator:''' 'Was there a shadow of doubt in Ms. Granby's face as she looked at you?'
-->'''Crow:''' 'Or was it lust?'

--> '''Servo:''' "We must ''immolate'' him! Get a match!"

* SanitySlippage and EndingFatigue: As the movie just ''drags'' itself to the end, showing off another pool party with the Bat Girls, Tom just ''loses it'':
--> '''Tom:''' ''EEND!! EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEND!''
** Mike loses it a bit earlier.
---> '''Mike:''' What about the hearing aid? Am I crazy? WASN'T THAT THE ENTIRE PLOT!?
* VaporWear: Played with. The black and white print makes one girl's dress the same tone as her skin except for the shoulder straps, leading Crow to observe bemusedly that she's wearing "a gownless evening strap."

* VaporWear: Played with. The black and white print makes one girl's dress the same tone as her skin except for the shoulder straps, leading Crow to bemuse that she's wearing "a gownless evening strap."

!!The ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' presentation of ''Wild World Of Batwoman'' has examples of:

* MythologyGag / LeaningOnTheFourthWall:
-->'''Mike:''' ''(pointing at car grill)'' [[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S02E12GodzillaVsMegalon Jet Jaguar!]]
-->'''Crow:''' Hey, you're right! ''(puzzled)'' [[FridgeLogic How would]] ''[[FridgeLogic you]]'' [[FridgeLogic know?!]][[note]]''[[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S02E12GodzillaVsMegalon Godzilla vs. Megalon]]'' was during the Joel years.[[/note]]

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* BrainBleach: Mike complains about being forced to consider the Prof's hips.

-->Crow: (as Mary, exasperated) John, this is geography!
* HotForStudent:
-->Narrator: 'Was there a shadow of doubt in Ms. Granby's face as she looked at you?'
-->Crow: 'Or was it lust?'

* ScrewTheRulesIHaveConnections: Joked about when Johnny gets caught cheating on a test, and Tom Servo riffs, "Fortunately, your mob ties will get you off, Johnny."

* DoNotSpoilThisEnding: Parodied. When [[PaperThinDisguise Ratfink]] is unmasked, Tom Servo quips, "Please do not reveal the secret to The Wild, Wild World of Batwoman."

--> '''Tom''': ''EEND!! EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEND!''

---> '''Mike''': What about the hearing aid? Am I crazy? WASN'T THAT THE ENTIRE PLOT!?

--> '''Tom''': ''EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEND! EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEND!''

-->'''Mike:''' ''(pointing at car grill)'' [[{{Godzilla}} Jet Jaguar!]]
-->'''Crow:''' Hey, you're right! ''(puzzled)'' [[FridgeLogic How would]] ''[[FridgeLogic you]]'' [[FridgeLogic know?!]][[hottip:*:''Godzilla vs. Megalon'' was during the Joel years.]]

* VaporWare: Played with. The black and white print makes one girl's dress the same tone as her skin except for the shoulder straps, leading Crow to bemuse that she's wearing "a gownless evening strap."

* DisproportionateRetribution: Servo, and later Gypsy, could be said to over-react a little when Crow cheats.

* MythlogyGag / LeaningOnFourthWall:

* Joked about when Johnny gets caught cheating on a test, and Tom Servo riffs, "Fortunately, your mob ties will get you off, Johnny."

* DisproportionateRetribution: Cheating is '''bad.''' [[note]]Richard Basehart is good.[[/note]]

!!The ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' presentation of ''Wild World Of Batwoman'' has examples of:
* DisproportionateRetribution: Cheating is '''bad.''' [[hottip:*:Richard Basehart is good.]]

* SanitySlippage: As the movie just ''drags'' itself to the end, showing off another pool party with the Bat Girls, Tom just ''loses it'':

!!The ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' presentation of ''Wild World Of Batwoman'' has examples of:
* DisproportionateRetribution: Cheating is '''bad.''' [[hottip:*:Richard Basehart is good.]]
* DoNotSpoilThisEnding: Parodied. When [[PaperThinDisguise Ratfink]] is unmasked, Tom Servo quips, "Please do not reveal the secret to The Wild, Wild World of Batwoman."
* SeriousBusiness: All of the host segments were based on the ''Cheating'' short (except for a brief reference to the drugged soup scene), featuring overly dramatic responses to Crow plagiarizing Gypsy's essay on the short film.
* PassThePopcorn: Mike leaves the theater in the opening scene to get snacks, as if he were watching a movie rather than being tortured. The Bots question if this sort of thing is allowed.

Not to be confused with {{Batwoman}}, a DCComics character. Though, obviously, [[{{Mockbuster}} that's what the producer was hoping for.]]

For the ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' version, please go to the [[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S05E15WildWorldOfBatwoman episode recap page]].

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!!Tropes used in ''WildWorldOfBatwoman'':

* AsLongAsItSoundsForeign: The Chinese spirit during the seance scene speaks [[ChingChong random combinations of "ching", "chang", and "chong"]].
* CaptainErsatz[=/=]DistaffCounterpart: Batwoman, for Adam West's Batman; deadpan [[TheComicallySerious Comically Serious]] delivery and all.
* CatFight: Over a horseshoe or something.
* ColdOpen: This being ''Wild World Of Batwoman'', it has nothing to do with the plot whatsoever.
* ElaborateUndergroundBase: see StockFootage, below.
* [[EveryoneCallsHimBarkeep Everyone Calls Her Batgirl]]: Only one Bat Girl is even afforded the dignity of her own ''number'' to differentiate her. And it isn't the one who gets the most attention in the story, either.
* FunnyBackgroundEvent: Tons, most notably the "horseshoe fight".
** To the point where when this trope actually ''doesn't'' happen (like in the seance scene), you're kind of disappointed.
* GRatedDrug: The happy pills.
* IdiotBall: Batwoman ''knows'' that Professor Neon has a pill that gives people uncontrolled euphoria, but during her dinner with Flanagan, when she sees someone at another table dancing, she shrugs it off and eats a bowl of soup she didn't order given to her by a suspicious waiter. "Hilarity" is too strong a word for anything in this movie, but ''[[HilarityEnsues something]]'' ensues.
* MaleGaze: There are lots of scenes of the Bat Girls dancing, during which the camera usually lingers on them shaking what their mammas gave 'em.
* {{Mockbuster}}: A surprisingly early example.
* MookFaceTurn: "''This'' boy... has fallen in love!"
* NonFatalExplosions: Eventually the characters end up practically at ground zero of a nuclear explosion, which they get out of with nary a scratch.
* NoSmoking: The Batgirls shoot Flanagan some ''seriously'' nasty looks when he offers them a cigarette.
* PlayingAgainstType: The Batgirls, IRL, were apparently strippers who the casting director found after their club was raided by the police. They play, essentially, an army of superheroines in the film.
** Though they are every bit as effective as you'd expect. {{Stripperella}} they ain't.
* RummageSaleReject: Katherine Victor made her own costume.
* ScareChord: Done unintentionally with a ringing phone.
* SecretIdentity: Averted. Batwoman is apparently Batwoman 24/7 and is even listed so in the phone book.
* StockFootage: Warren used footage from the Universal Pictures film ''TheMolePeople'' (itself not great, though miles ahead of this thing) for Professor Neon's monsters and ElaborateUndergroundBase.
** Some of Rat Fink's footage is taken from an old Mexican wrestling movie.
** The mugging murder scene is almost certainly stock footage as well, since the three Batgirls who watch it are never in the same shot (and don't do anything about it, and the guys involved in the robbery never show up again).
** ...not to mention the "Dwight D. Eisenhower the Weird-Accented Nightwatchman Scene"...or the shot in the club with the band when Mike goes "Oh no! Just when I thought this movie couldn't get any worse...Ringo's in it!". Heck! Any part or shot in the movie that looks good is stock footage.
* UglyGuyHotWife: The Mook and the Batgirl. (Sounds like a sitcom title.)
* VegetarianVampire: The prologue explains away the "vampires" this way.
* [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse What Happened To The Girls In The Prologue]]?
* WritingAroundTrademarks