History YMMV / MysteryScienceTheater3000S04E24ManosTheHandsOfFate

** Pairing this movie with Film/{{Hired}}: the former being made by a salesman named Warren and a character in latter being a salesman named Warren.

** Pairing this movie with [[Film/Hired Hired!]]: the former being made by a salesman named Warren and a character in latter being a salesman named Warren.

** Joel and the bots muse about the actor who plays Torgo's acting career after the film, if he'd be typecast as "Torgo". John Reynolds committed suicide shortly after the production was finished.

** During the closing credits, Crow wonders of John Reynolds, who played Torgo, "Do you think he's proud of this role?" The attention the episode brought to the film revealed that Reynolds was actually a very disturbed man who abused various drugs and- [[RuleOfThree well, you can probably guess by now.]]
** In addition to all that, early in the film, Joel comments, "Every frame of this film looks like someone's last known photograph." Given that Reynolds, [[AsYouKnow you guessed it]], committed suicide after filming, and other photos of him are hard to come by, one could say every frame of this film are Reynolds' last known photographs.

* SpecialEffectFailure: The "part 2" on the Hired! title screen is very clearly superimposed by Best Brains. [[TechnologyMarchesOn It might not have been noticeable]] during the original broadcast, but it's very clear on the DVD/VOD release.

** In addition to all that, early in the film, Joel comments, "Every frame of this film looks like someone's last known photograph." Given that Reynolds committed suicide after filming, and other photos of him are hard to come by, one could say every frame of this film are Reynolds' last known photographs.

** During the closing credits, Crow wonders of John Reynolds, who played Torgo, "Do you think he's proud of this role?" The attention the episode brought to the film revealed that Reynolds was actually a very disturbed man who abused various drugs and committed suicide shortly after filming wrapped.

* FunnyAneurysmMoment:

* HarsherInHindsight: Joel and the bots muse about the actor who plays Torgo's acting career after the film, if he'd be typecast as "Torgo". John Reynolds committed suicide shortly after the production was finished.
** Made somewhat less harsh by the other cast members saying they thought Reynolds would have loved the episode.

* MagnumOpusDissonance: A favorite choice for people's all-time favorite episode, but none of the show's crew think that highly of it, noting that they were all thrown off their game by just how fascinatingly incompetent the film was and couldn't do their best work. This was a big part of what led Podcast/{{Rifftrax}} to later do their own version.

* FridgeBrilliance: The movie was so bad that Crow and Servo were reduced to crying wrecks. It was apparently so rough that even the Mads felt bad for sending it up to the Satellite. Considering their goal, you'd think that the Mads should have achieved victory in finding the worst movie of all time. However, their goal was to drive Joel to the DespairEventHorizon, and considering Joel refused to be bothered and had to step up more to his TeamDad role to comfort the bots, the Mads still failed in their mission.

* HoYay: The bots invoke this between the policemen.
-->'''Crow''': "Think we should try some of that kissin', Bert?"

** During one host segment, Joel wears a copy of the Master's robe with big red cartoon feet on it instead of hands.

** Made somewhat less harsh by the fact that the other cast members said they thought Reynolds would have loved the episode.

** During one segment, where Jole and the bots are making fun of Torgo's knee disfigurement by explaining how they have various and utterly ridiculous disfigurements, Jole mentions his face is completely normal, but has no nose. Not even holes. Fast forward over a decade, and a certain Harry Potter villain can be described just like that!

** In addition to all that, early in the film, Joel comments, "Every frame of this film looks like someone's last known photograph." Given that Reynolds committed suicide after filming, and other photos of him are hard to come by, one could say every film of this film are Reynolds' last known photographs.

** During one host segment, Joel wears a copy of the Masters' robe with big red cartoon feet on it instead of hands.

** [[http://www.jophan.org/mimosa/m18/brandt.htm Bob Guidry has said]] that following the rough premiere night, Hal Warren observed, "You know, maybe if we took it back and re-dubbed the dialogue, we could market it as a comedy."

** During one hose segment, Joel wears a copy of the Masters' robe with big red cartoon feet on it instead of hands.

* FunnyAneurysmMoment: During the closing credits, Crow wonders of John Reynolds, who played Torgo, "Do you think he's proud of this role?" The attention the episode brought to the film revealed that Reynolds was actually a very disturbed man who abused various drugs and committed suicide shortly after filming wrapped.