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%% * HoistByHisOwnPetard: "How do you light your own back on fire?"
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!!Tropes present in this episode:
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!!Tropes present in this episode:the [=MST3K=] presentation of ''Film/TrackOfTheMoonBeast'' include:
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* ShirtlessScene:
->'''Crow:''' He has a severe allergy to shirts!
->'''Mike:''' I'm not shirtless enough, I'm gonna take off my skin.
->'''Tom:''' This is serial shirtlessness!
* SuddenAnatomy: Gypsy wears a small arm resembling Tom Servo's in the host segment parodying the movie's opening scene.
->'''Crow:''' He has a severe allergy to shirts!
->'''Mike:''' I'm not shirtless enough, I'm gonna take off my skin.
->'''Tom:''' This is serial shirtlessness!
* SuddenAnatomy: Gypsy wears a small arm resembling Tom Servo's in the host segment parodying the movie's opening scene.
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[[quoteright:320:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mst3k_track_of_the_moon_beast.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:320:Bring your 4x4 down to the track of the Moon Beast]]
[[caption-width-right:320:Bring your 4x4 down to the track of the Moon Beast]]
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* FailedAttemptAtScaring: PlayedForLaughs in the second host segment when Crow tries to scare Mike. Mike doesn't even look up, although it doesn't stop Crow from breaking down thinking that he had absolutely scared him.
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* FailedAttemptAtScaring: PlayedForLaughs in the second host segment when Crow the Bots tries to scare Mike. Mike doesn't even look up, although it doesn't stop Crow from breaking down thinking that he had absolutely scared him.
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* FailedAttemptAtScaring: PlayedForLaughs in the second host segment when Crow tries to scare Mike. Mike doesn't even look up, although it doesn't stop Crow from breaking down thinking that he had absolutely scared him.
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Ban evader reversion and removing Flame Bait.
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%% * "WhatAnIdiot, huh? Well, let's go." [[invoked]]
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* SuddenAnatomy: A host segment as Gypsy having an arm attached to her black tubing to wrap herself around Servo.
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* SuddenAnatomy: A host segment as Gypsy having an arm attached to her black tubing to wrap herself around Servo.
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The episode is available in the Gizmoplex [[https://www.gizmoplex.com/mst3k/season:10/videos/mst3k-191-trackofthemoonbeast here]].
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Mike, Servo and Crow prove that the whole silly affair involving a [[FlatCharacter one-dimensional]] scientist turning into a lizard creature via a moon rock makes for a great target of mockery. Note that, rather improbably, this is actually the ''fourth'' movie the show featured about a guy named Paul turning into a monster, preceded by ''Film/TheCrawlingHand'', ''Film/TheProjectedMan'' and ''Film/Werewolf1996''. Shares many odd similarities with ''Werewolf'', in fact - guy named Paul, Southwestern US, Native American folklore, ditzy girlfriend, confusing reference to Literature/{{Dracula}} in the dialogue...
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Mike, Servo and Crow prove that the whole silly affair involving a [[FlatCharacter one-dimensional]] scientist sort-of-a-scientist turning into a lizard creature via a moon rock makes for a great target of mockery. Note that, rather improbably, this is actually the ''fourth'' movie the show featured about a guy named Paul turning into a monster, preceded by ''Film/TheCrawlingHand'', ''Film/TheProjectedMan'' and ''Film/Werewolf1996''. Shares many odd similarities with ''Werewolf'', in fact - guy named Paul, Southwestern US, Native American folklore, ditzy girlfriend, confusing reference to Literature/{{Dracula}} in the dialogue...
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Mike, Servo and Crow prove that the whole silly affair involving a [[FlatCharacter one-dimensional]] scientist turning into a lizard creature via a moon rock makes for a great target of mockery. Note that, rather improbably, this is actually the ''fourth'' movie the show featured about a guy named Paul turning into a monster, preceded by ''Film/TheCrawlingHand'', ''Film/TheProjectedMan'' and ''Film/{{Werewolf}}''. Shares many odd similarities with ''Werewolf'', in fact - guy named Paul, Southwestern US, Native American folklore, ditzy girlfriend, confusing reference to Literature/{{Dracula}} in the dialogue...
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Mike, Servo and Crow prove that the whole silly affair involving a [[FlatCharacter one-dimensional]] scientist turning into a lizard creature via a moon rock makes for a great target of mockery. Note that, rather improbably, this is actually the ''fourth'' movie the show featured about a guy named Paul turning into a monster, preceded by ''Film/TheCrawlingHand'', ''Film/TheProjectedMan'' and ''Film/{{Werewolf}}''.''Film/Werewolf1996''. Shares many odd similarities with ''Werewolf'', in fact - guy named Paul, Southwestern US, Native American folklore, ditzy girlfriend, confusing reference to Literature/{{Dracula}} in the dialogue...
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* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: Spoofed.
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* PoliticalCorrectnessGoneMad: PoliticalOvercorrectness: Spoofed.
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Mondegreen is no longer a trope; dewicking
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* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: Mike gives us a complete summation of the meteoric rise and meteoric-er fall of The Band That Played "California Lady" in a sketch parodying Creator/VH1's ''Legends'' (complete with Music/KrisKristofferson impression).
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* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: Mike gives us a complete summation of the meteoric rise and meteoric-er fall of The Band That Played "California Lady" in a sketch parodying Creator/VH1's ''Legends'' (complete with Music/KrisKristofferson Creator/KrisKristofferson impression).
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* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: Mike gives us a complete summation of the meteoric rise and meteoric-er fall of The Band That Played California Lady in a sketch parodying Creator/VH1's ''Legends'' (complete with Kris Kristofferson impression).
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* WhereAreTheyNowEpilogue: Mike gives us a complete summation of the meteoric rise and meteoric-er fall of The Band That Played California Lady "California Lady" in a sketch parodying Creator/VH1's ''Legends'' (complete with Kris Kristofferson Music/KrisKristofferson impression).
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* The short and tragic career of "The Band That Played ''California Lady''" is featured on the crew's new segment, ''SOL's Legends of Rock''.
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* The short and tragic career of "The Band That Played ''California Lady''" 'California Lady'" is featured on the crew's new segment, ''SOL's Legends of Rock''.
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* ClicheStorm: Played with in-universe with Mike's take on "The Band That Played California Lady." Every troubled rock band issue you can think of shows up.
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* ClicheStorm: Played with in-universe with Mike's take on "The Band That Played California Lady.'California Lady'." Every troubled rock band issue you can think of shows up.
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* NoNameGiven: The members of the Band That Played California Lady are, respectively, the fish-lipped guy (the singer), the Eskimo (the other guitarist), and the friendly-looking backup singer. The movie never gives them (or the band itself) any other names, and Mike never calls them anything but the Band That Played California Lady during Segment 3's ''[[ShowWithinAShow SOL's Legends of Rock]]''.
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* NoNameGiven: The members of the The Band That Played California Lady "California Lady" are, respectively, the fish-lipped guy (the singer), the Eskimo (the other guitarist), and the friendly-looking backup singer. The movie never gives them (or the band itself) any other names, and Mike never calls them anything but the The Band That Played California Lady "California Lady" during Segment 3's ''[[ShowWithinAShow SOL's Legends of Rock]]''.
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--->'''Kathy''': Oh, no, don't touch it. Let me do that.\\
'''Crow''': Words every guy wants to hear.
'''Crow''': Words every guy wants to hear.
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--->'''Kathy''': Oh, no, don't touch it. Let me do that.\\
'''Crow''':that.
--->'''Crow''': Words every guy wants to hear.
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--->'''Crow''': Words every guy wants to hear.
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'''Crow''': Words every guy wants to hear.
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* Servo accidentally hits a baby satellite with his bow and arrow set, and Mike shows him how to nurse it back to health before releasing it into the wild. Brain Guy is showing Bobo how to care for his now-exposed brain.
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* Servo accidentally hits a baby satellite with his bow and arrow set, and Mike shows him how to nurse helps it back to health before releasing it into the wild. wild when its mother arrives. Brain Guy is showing Bobo how to care for his now-exposed brain.
brain, and Pearl messes with both their brains for her amusement.
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* Crow and Serve seek to answer the ultimate question: What kind of pajamas does Mike wear?
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* Crow and Serve Servo seek to answer the ultimate question: What kind of pajamas does Mike wear?
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!!The Segments:
[[AC:Prologue]]
* The 'Bots have just bought a new onion blossomer and are going nuts with blossoming everything they can find on the SOL.
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* Mike and Crow have blossomed Servo's head and are enjoying it with a delicious dip. Pearl has cut Bobo's skull open to use him as a test subject for her new mind-control device and needs some help setting the universal remote for it. The crew use their own remote to control Bobo into freeing them from the SOL, which is foiled when Mike accidentally puts him in sleep-mode.
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* The 'Bots recreate the opening scene from the movie and frighten Mike while he's eating pea pods to no effect. He doesn't even so much as look up when Crow overacts his part and breaks down sobbing.
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* The short and tragic career of "The Band That Played ''California Lady''" is featured on the crew's new segment, ''SOL's Legends of Rock''.
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* Crow and Serve seek to answer the ultimate question: What kind of pajamas does Mike wear?
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* Servo accidentally hits a baby satellite with his bow and arrow set, and Mike shows him how to nurse it back to health before releasing it into the wild. Brain Guy is showing Bobo how to care for his now-exposed brain.
[[AC:Prologue]]
* The 'Bots have just bought a new onion blossomer and are going nuts with blossoming everything they can find on the SOL.
[[AC:Segment 1]]
* Mike and Crow have blossomed Servo's head and are enjoying it with a delicious dip. Pearl has cut Bobo's skull open to use him as a test subject for her new mind-control device and needs some help setting the universal remote for it. The crew use their own remote to control Bobo into freeing them from the SOL, which is foiled when Mike accidentally puts him in sleep-mode.
[[AC:Segment 2]]
* The 'Bots recreate the opening scene from the movie and frighten Mike while he's eating pea pods to no effect. He doesn't even so much as look up when Crow overacts his part and breaks down sobbing.
[[AC:Segment 3]]
* The short and tragic career of "The Band That Played ''California Lady''" is featured on the crew's new segment, ''SOL's Legends of Rock''.
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* Crow and Serve seek to answer the ultimate question: What kind of pajamas does Mike wear?
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* Servo accidentally hits a baby satellite with his bow and arrow set, and Mike shows him how to nurse it back to health before releasing it into the wild. Brain Guy is showing Bobo how to care for his now-exposed brain.
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* NoNameGiven: The members of the Band That Played California Lady are, respectively, the fish-lipped guy (the singer), the Eskimo (the other guitarist), and the friendly-looking backup singer. The movie never gives them (or the band itself) any other names, and Mike never calls them anything but the Band That Played California Lady during Segment 3's ''[[ShowWithinAShow SOL's Legends of Rock]]''.
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* ActingUnnatural: When Mike discovers the 'bots peeping on him, Crow to advise acting natural. It takes 2 seconds for both 'bots to crack.
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* ActingUnnatural: When Mike discovers the 'bots peeping on him, Crow to advise advises acting natural. It takes 2 seconds for both 'bots to crack.
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'''Bobo:''' Dummy... head!
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'''Bobo:''' Dummy... head!hhhhhead!
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Mike, Servo and Crow prove that the whole silly affair involving a [[FlatCharacter one-dimensional]] scientist turning into a lizard creature via a moon rock makes for a great target of mockery. Note that, rather improbably, this is actually the ''fourth'' movie the show featured about a guy named Paul turning into a monster, preceded by ''Film/TheCrawlingHand'', ''Film/TheProjectedMan'' and ''Film/{{Werewolf}}''. Shares many odd similarities with ''Werewolf'', in fact - guy named Paul, Southwestern US, Native American folklore, ditzy girlfriend...
girlfriend, confusing reference to Literature/{{Dracula}} in the dialogue...
