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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When a farmer sexes baby chicks, Crow mutters, "Whoa, Milton Berle [[BiggusDickus there]]!"
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When a farmer sexes baby chicks, Crow mutters, "Whoa, Milton Berle [[BiggusDickus Milton Berle there]]!"
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When a farmer sexes baby chicks, Crow mutters, "Whoa, MiltonBerle [[BiggusDickus there]]!"
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When a farmer sexes baby chicks, Crow mutters, "Whoa, MiltonBerle Milton Berle [[BiggusDickus there]]!"
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* SoBadItsGood: Mike completely cracks up during the scene with the old shopkeeper and his verbally-abused employee.
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* OldShame: On the volume 22 DVD set, an interview with Mary Jo Pehl (who co-wrote the episode) revealed that she felt ''Film/TheBruteMan'' was one of their weaker shows and probably shouldn't have been done. In particular, she felt the film had an uneasy quality to it, since Creator/RondoHatton's disfigured face was basically exploited for the plot.
** Writer Paul Chaplin echoes the sentiment in the Season 7 episode guide, conceding that Mr. Hatton was paid, and that movie work is good work, but that doesn't really make up for how the film exploits his affliction.
* OneSceneWonder: The curmudgeon running the store.
** Writer Paul Chaplin echoes the sentiment in the Season 7 episode guide, conceding that Mr. Hatton was paid, and that movie work is good work, but that doesn't really make up for how the film exploits his affliction.
* OneSceneWonder: The curmudgeon running the store.
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** Writer Paul Chaplin echoes the sentiment in the Season 7 episode guide, conceding that Mr. Hatton was paid, and that movie work is good work, but that doesn't really make up for how film exploits his affliction.
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** Writer Paul Chaplin echoes the sentiment in the Season 7 episode guide, conceding that Mr. Hatton was paid, and that movie work is good work, but that doesn't really make up for how the film exploits his affliction.
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* OneSceneWonder: The curmudgeon running the store.
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* SoBadItsGood: Mike completely cracks up during the scene with the old shopkeeper and his verbally-abused employee.
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[[TheStinger "Creeper, Creeper, Creeper... you give]] ''[[TheStinger me]]'' [[TheStinger the creeps!"]]
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* RuleOfThree: During the ''Chicken of Tomorrow'' short, Crow invokes this when Tom and Mike begin a pattern of ending their jokes with the word "chicken."
-->'''Servo:''' The seedy alliance between big oil and big chickens.
-->'''Mike:''' That guy's escaping disguised as a chicken!
-->'''Crow:''' ...Chickens!
-->'''Servo:''' The seedy alliance between big oil and big chickens.
-->'''Mike:''' That guy's escaping disguised as a chicken!
-->'''Crow:''' ...Chickens!
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* ContinuityNod: Crow identifies the Creeper's hideout as KTMA, the public access studio MST3K started on.
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* ContinuityNod: Crow identifies the Creeper's hideout as KTMA, the public access studio low-power UHF station MST3K started on.
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Roughly 44 minutes in: \"Hey, it\'s KTMA!\"
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* BalefulPolymorph: After Pearl goes on a date with a sleazy CasanovaWannabe, Clayton slips him a mickey that turns him into "the Chicken of Tomorrow".
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* BalefulPolymorph: After Pearl goes on a date with a sleazy CasanovaWannabe, Clayton slips him a mickey that turns him into "the Chicken of Tomorrow". Pearl is only ''mildly'' annoyed.
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* MemeticMutation: [[invoked]] Rondo's "Whassa matter? Don't you ''like'' dis face?" becomes an oft repeated CallBack in later episodes.
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* DontExplainTheJoke / OverlyLongGag: Crow's joke about replacing Tom Dooley with Tom Dewey in the song "Hang Down Your Head, Tom Dooley".
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When a farmer sexes baby chicks, Crow mutters, "Whoa, MiltonBearle [[BiggusDickus there]]!"
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When a farmer sexes baby chicks, Crow mutters, "Whoa, MiltonBearle MiltonBerle [[BiggusDickus there]]!"
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: When a farmer sexes baby chicks, Crow mutters, "Whoa, MiltonBearle [[BiggusDickus there]]!"
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** The look-out guard who's keeps smoking cigarettes gets good mileage out of Mike and the bots.
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** The look-out guard who's who keeps smoking cigarettes gets good mileage out of Mike and the bots.
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* RunningGag: Mike says "Creeper, creeper, creeper..." numerous times in the episode.
** The look-out guard who's keeps smoking cigarettes gets good mileage out of Mike and the bots.
** The look-out guard who's keeps smoking cigarettes gets good mileage out of Mike and the bots.
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* OldShame: On the volume 22 DVD set, an interview with Mary Jo Pehl (who co-wrote the episode) revealed that she felt ''Film/TheBruteMan'' was one of their weaker shows and probably shouldn't have been done. In particular, she felt the film had an uneasy quality to it, since Rondo Hatton's disfigured face was basically exploited for the plot.
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* OldShame: On the volume 22 DVD set, an interview with Mary Jo Pehl (who co-wrote the episode) revealed that she felt ''Film/TheBruteMan'' was one of their weaker shows and probably shouldn't have been done. In particular, she felt the film had an uneasy quality to it, since Rondo Hatton's Creator/RondoHatton's disfigured face was basically exploited for the plot.
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* WhatDidIDoLastNight: During ''The Chicken of Tomorrow'', Crow riffs this over a shot of a soggy-looking chick who has just hatched.
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** Writer Paul Chaplin echoes the sentiment in the Season 7 episode guide, conceding that Mr. Hatton was paid, and that movie work is good work, but that doesn't really make up for how film exploits his affliction.
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** CrankyLandlord: In a manner of minutes after closing the purchase after the movie, Servo officially becomes one of the ten worst landlords according to the Village Voice, which does indeed have an annual list.
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** CrankyLandlord: In a manner matter of minutes after closing the purchase after the movie, Servo officially becomes one of the ten worst landlords according to the Village Voice, which does indeed have an annual list.
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* OldShame: On the volume 22 DVD set, an interview with Mary Jo Pehl (who co-wrote the episode) revealed that she felt ''Film/TheBruteMan'' was one of their weaker shows and probably shouldn't have been done. In particular, she felt the film had an uneasy quality to it, being that Rondo Hatton's disfigured face was basically exploited for the plot.
* OnlyAFleshWound: The crew remarks that Hal moved slowly before getting shot afterwards...he walks exactly the same: too slowly for them.
* OnlyAFleshWound: The crew remarks that Hal moved slowly before getting shot afterwards...he walks exactly the same: too slowly for them.
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* OldShame: On the volume 22 DVD set, an interview with Mary Jo Pehl (who co-wrote the episode) revealed that she felt ''Film/TheBruteMan'' was one of their weaker shows and probably shouldn't have been done. In particular, she felt the film had an uneasy quality to it, being that since Rondo Hatton's disfigured face was basically exploited for the plot.
* OnlyAFleshWound: The crew remarks that Hal moved slowly before gettingshot afterwards...shot. Afterwards...he walks exactly the same: too slowly for them.
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* OldShame: On the volume 22 DVD set, an interview with Mary Jo Pehl (who co-wrote the episode) revealed that she felt ''TheBruteMan'' ''Film/TheBruteMan'' was one of their weaker shows and probably shouldn't have been done. In particular, she felt the film had an uneasy quality to it, being that Rondo Hatton's disfigured face was basically exploited for the plot.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: In-universe. When one chicken says, "That's what ''you'' think, big boy!" the trio reacts, with Crow exclaiming, "That was ''weird''!"
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: In-universe. When During ''The Chicken of Tomorrow'', when one chicken says, "That's what ''you'' think, big boy!" the trio reacts, with Crow exclaiming, "That was ''weird''!"
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: In-universe. When one chicken says, "That's what ''you'' think, big boy!" the trio reacts, with Crow exclaiming, "That was ''weird''!"
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-->'''Forrester:''' Mother, '''''[=NoooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooOOOO!!!!=]''''' ''(shrugs, smiling)'' Ah, well. This isn't the ''first'' oily man to take Mother to the mat.
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-->'''Forrester:''' Mother, '''''[=NoooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooOOOO!!!!=]''''' ''(shrugs, smiling)'' Ah, well. This isn't He's not the ''first'' oily man to take that's taken Mother to the mat.
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** CrankyLandlord: In a manner of minutes after closing the purchase after the movie, Servo officially becomes one of the ten worst landlords according to the VillageVoice, which does indeed have an annual list.
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** CrankyLandlord: In a manner of minutes after closing the purchase after the movie, Servo officially becomes one of the ten worst landlords according to the VillageVoice, Village Voice, which does indeed have an annual list.
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** CrankyLandlord: In a manner of minutes after closing the purchase after the movie, Servo officially becomes one of the ten worst landlords ever.
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** CrankyLandlord: In a manner of minutes after closing the purchase after the movie, Servo officially becomes one of the ten worst landlords ever.according to the VillageVoice, which does indeed have an annual list.
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''{{The Chicken of Tomorrow}}'' is an educational short about how eugenics and gasoline mean bigger chickens on your dinner table.
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!!The MST3K Treatment provides:
* BalefulPolymorph: After Pearl goes on a date with a sleazy CasanovaWannabe, Clayton slips him a mickey that turns him into "the Chicken of Tomorrow".
* BigNo / MoodWhiplash: When Pearl leaves with Sandy, Dr. Forrester has an odd reaction.
-->'''Forrester:''' Mother, '''''[=NoooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooOOOO!!!!=]''''' ''(shrugs, smiling)'' Ah, well. This isn't the ''first'' oily man to take Mother to the mat.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin
--> '''Servo''': Turns out you can purchase one of these babies with no cash!
--> '''Mike''': With no cash?!
--> '''Servo''': Yep. It's called the "no-cash" method.
* {{Landlord}}: Servo spends the episode's host segments trying to buy a house with no funds ("It's called the No-Cash method") and no clue what he's doing so he can become one of these. Mike shrugs and says that Servo's going to jail because of this.
** CrankyLandlord: In a manner of minutes after closing the purchase after the movie, Servo officially becomes one of the ten worst landlords ever.
* NotSoStoic: Not perfectly stoic, but one of the few times Mike avoids a simple chuckle or snicker and instead doubles over and tries to muffle a series of laughs.
* OldShame: On the volume 22 DVD set, an interview with Mary Jo Pehl (who co-wrote the episode) revealed that she felt ''TheBruteMan'' was one of their weaker shows and probably shouldn't have been done. In particular, she felt the film had an uneasy quality to it, being that Rondo Hatton's disfigured face was basically exploited for the plot.
* OnlyAFleshWound: The crew remarks that Hal moved slowly before getting shot afterwards...he walks exactly the same: too slowly for them.
* ReallyGetsAround: When Helen tells The Creeper to go to her bedroom, to hide, Tom's reaction was pretty surprised.
* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: The Creeper's a distinctive figure on city streets, but people seem to pass him by without blinking an eye:
-->'''Servo:''' (as random citizen) Hey, Creeper!\\
'''Crow:''' (as Creeper) Hey, person.
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!!The MST3K Treatment provides:
* BalefulPolymorph: After Pearl goes on a date with a sleazy CasanovaWannabe, Clayton slips him a mickey that turns him into "the Chicken of Tomorrow".
* BigNo / MoodWhiplash: When Pearl leaves with Sandy, Dr. Forrester has an odd reaction.
-->'''Forrester:''' Mother, '''''[=NoooooOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooooooOOOO!!!!=]''''' ''(shrugs, smiling)'' Ah, well. This isn't the ''first'' oily man to take Mother to the mat.
* ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin
--> '''Servo''': Turns out you can purchase one of these babies with no cash!
--> '''Mike''': With no cash?!
--> '''Servo''': Yep. It's called the "no-cash" method.
* {{Landlord}}: Servo spends the episode's host segments trying to buy a house with no funds ("It's called the No-Cash method") and no clue what he's doing so he can become one of these. Mike shrugs and says that Servo's going to jail because of this.
** CrankyLandlord: In a manner of minutes after closing the purchase after the movie, Servo officially becomes one of the ten worst landlords ever.
* NotSoStoic: Not perfectly stoic, but one of the few times Mike avoids a simple chuckle or snicker and instead doubles over and tries to muffle a series of laughs.
* OldShame: On the volume 22 DVD set, an interview with Mary Jo Pehl (who co-wrote the episode) revealed that she felt ''TheBruteMan'' was one of their weaker shows and probably shouldn't have been done. In particular, she felt the film had an uneasy quality to it, being that Rondo Hatton's disfigured face was basically exploited for the plot.
* OnlyAFleshWound: The crew remarks that Hal moved slowly before getting shot afterwards...he walks exactly the same: too slowly for them.
* ReallyGetsAround: When Helen tells The Creeper to go to her bedroom, to hide, Tom's reaction was pretty surprised.
* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: The Creeper's a distinctive figure on city streets, but people seem to pass him by without blinking an eye:
-->'''Servo:''' (as random citizen) Hey, Creeper!\\
'''Crow:''' (as Creeper) Hey, person.
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