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--> ''"He's forced his way into the announcer's booth! What's that in his hand? Oh no! Aaaaah!!"''
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--> ''"He's forced his way into the announcer's booth! What's that in his hand? Oh no! Aaaaah!!"''
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-->'''Tom Servo''': And the incentive to stay up is...crocodiles!
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* SinkOrSwimMentor: Humorously implied in the MST3K version.
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* SinkOrSwimMentor: Humorously implied in the MST3K ''[=MST3K=]'' version.
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* ForgotICouldntSwim: Joked about by MST3K.
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* ForgotICouldntSwim: Joked about by MST3K.''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000''.
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For the ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' version, please visit the [[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S03E15TeenageCaveman episode recap page.]]
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For the ''MysteryScienceTheater3000'' ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' version, please visit the [[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S03E15TeenageCaveman episode recap page.]]
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A black and white short film from 1955, Aquatic Wizards features water-skiing as enjoyed by a bevy of white men and women, and one rather talented Hispanic man, in the . A bout of mild racism on the part of the narrator underscores this quite well. Breathless descriptions of various forms of water-skiing follow, from children first learning to experts demonstrating high level techniques such as the so-called "Cypress Gardens weave" and the apparently impossible double helicopter spin, attempted not quite successfully by Alfredo Mendoza. As one might guess, the wisdom of allowing pre-teen children to tow even younger children on a large body of water without so much as a life jacket is questionable at best, but the ultimate message of the short film seems to be that water-skiing is an engaging sport, accessible to the common man, regardless of age, sex, or race, or taste in bathing suits.
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A black and white short film from 1955, Aquatic Wizards features water-skiing as enjoyed by a bevy of white men and women, and one rather talented Hispanic man, in the .man. A bout of mild racism on the part of the narrator underscores this quite well. Breathless descriptions of various forms of water-skiing follow, from children first learning to experts demonstrating high level techniques such as the so-called "Cypress Gardens weave" and the apparently impossible double helicopter spin, attempted not quite successfully by Alfredo Mendoza. As one might guess, the wisdom of allowing pre-teen children to tow even younger children on a large body of water without so much as a life jacket is questionable at best, but the ultimate message of the short film seems to be that water-skiing is an engaging sport, accessible to the common man, regardless of age, sex, or race, or taste in bathing suits.
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* MaleGaze: Par for the course, considering the ubiquitous swim-clad women, with the narrator admonishing the (presumably) male viewer for watching the bare legs of multiple women presenting different types of water-skis.
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* MaleGaze: Par for the course, considering the ubiquitous swim-clad women, with the narrator admonishing the viewer for (presumably) male viewer for watching ogling the bare legs of multiple women presenting different types of water-skis.
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* MaleGaze: Par for the course, considering the ubiquitous swim-clad women, with the narrator admonishing the (presumably) male viewer for watching the bare legs of multiple women presenting different types of water-skis.
* MrFanservice: The camera takes a few lingering shots of the rather well-toned physiques of Alfredo Mendoza and "Chad Slabbody".
* MrFanservice: The camera takes a few lingering shots of the rather well-toned physiques of Alfredo Mendoza and "Chad Slabbody".
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* ForgotICouldntSwim: Joked about by MST3K
--> '''Joel''': Miles from the dock and they can't swim, I love that trick!
--> '''Joel''': Miles from the dock and they can't swim, I love that trick!
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*GenderIsNoObject: Water-skiing is shown to be enjoyed by both genders, albeit slightly segregated for instruction.
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For the '''MysteryScienceTheater3000''' version, please visit the [[MysteryScienceTheater3000S03E15TeenageCaveman episode recap page.]]]
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A black and white short film from 1955, Aquatic Wizards features water-skiing as enjoyed by a bevy of white men and women, and one rather talented Hispanic man. A bout of mild racism on the part of the narrator underscores this quite well.
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A black and white short film from 1955, Aquatic Wizards features water-skiing as enjoyed by a bevy of white men and women, and one rather talented Hispanic man.man, in the . A bout of mild racism on the part of the narrator underscores this quite well. Breathless descriptions of various forms of water-skiing follow, from children first learning to experts demonstrating high level techniques such as the so-called "Cypress Gardens weave" and the apparently impossible double helicopter spin, attempted not quite successfully by Alfredo Mendoza. As one might guess, the wisdom of allowing pre-teen children to tow even younger children on a large body of water without so much as a life jacket is questionable at best, but the ultimate message of the short film seems to be that water-skiing is an engaging sport, accessible to the common man, regardless of age, sex, or race, or taste in bathing suits.
For the '''MysteryScienceTheater3000''' version, please visit the [[MysteryScienceTheater3000S03E15TeenageCaveman episode recap page.]]]
For the '''MysteryScienceTheater3000''' version, please visit the [[MysteryScienceTheater3000S03E15TeenageCaveman episode recap page.]]]
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