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Film watched: ''[[Film/DoctorMordrid Doctor Mordrid]]''.
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Film watched: ''[[Film/DoctorMordrid Doctor Mordrid]]''.
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* InsaneTrollLogic: "So, according to Newton's Third Law of Motion, any movie that comes out in the Christmas season ''is'' a Christmas movie?"
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* CrazyPrepared: Because of how many times Emily has had the "[[SeinfeldianConversation Is]] ''Film/DieHard'' [[SeinfeldianConversation a Christmas movie?]]" discussion, she has memorized the exact date it came out.
-->'''Crow''': Well, what if [a movie] takes place ''at'' Christmas, ''and'' has a Christmas tree in it?
-->'''Tom''': Like ''Die Hard''!
-->'''Emily''': (patiently) Okay, it doesn't matter, look at the release date. ''Die Hard'' came out July 15th, 1988. It was a ''summer blockbuster'', not a Christmas movie.
-->'''Tom''': [[LampshadeHanging How do you know when]] ''[[LampshadeHanging Die Hard]]'' [[LampshadeHanging came out?]]
-->'''Emily''': (bluntly) I've had this discussion a lot.
-->'''Crow''': Well, what if [a movie] takes place ''at'' Christmas, ''and'' has a Christmas tree in it?
-->'''Tom''': Like ''Die Hard''!
-->'''Emily''': (patiently) Okay, it doesn't matter, look at the release date. ''Die Hard'' came out July 15th, 1988. It was a ''summer blockbuster'', not a Christmas movie.
-->'''Tom''': [[LampshadeHanging How do you know when]] ''[[LampshadeHanging Die Hard]]'' [[LampshadeHanging came out?]]
-->'''Emily''': (bluntly) I've had this discussion a lot.
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** Everything is a door or a box; sorcerers ''love'' opening things.
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[[quoteright:427:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/mst3k_doctor_mordrid.jpg]]
[[caption-width-right:427:I hope he's in network.]]
[[caption-width-right:427:I hope he's in network.]]
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** [[Literature/TheHitchhikersGuideToTheGalaxy1 "Anything you still can't cope with is therefore your own problem."]]
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* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: Nude scenes of Adrian's girlfriend Irene being killed by Kabal were cut from the film for [=MST3K=], causing her character to simply vanish with no explanation.
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* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: Nude scenes of Adrian's girlfriend Irene being killed by Kabal were cut from the film for [=MST3K=], causing her character to simply vanish with no explanation.explanation. Photos of a body are later discussed, but the implication that it's her body is just that.
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** [[Film/TheRoom "Oh hai, Mark."]]
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** [[Film/TheRoom [[Film/TheRoom2003 "Oh hai, Mark."]]
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* Servo puts on an imitation of Mordrid's seminar which shifts into a stand-up comedy act. He struggles to maintain his audience, but manages to go out on a strong finish.
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* Servo puts on an imitation of Mordrid's seminar which shifts into a moon-themed stand-up comedy act. He struggles to maintain his audience, but manages to go out on a strong finish.
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* Crow tells a shimmy-hypnotizing tale of two young and promising robots, one (specifically Crow) superior to the other in everything. GPC-2 then tries to one-up them both with her own shimmy-hypnotizing story.
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* With a handkerchief in his hands like Mordrid, Crow tells a shimmy-hypnotizing tale of two young and promising robots, one (specifically Crow) himself) superior to the other in everything. GPC-2 then tries to one-up them both with her own shimmy-hypnotizing "shimmy-hypnotizing" story.
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* MythologyGag: Crow sees Mordrid's VHS shelf: "Hey, those tapes should be circulating."
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* MythologyGag: Crow sees Mordrid's VHS shelf: "Hey, those tapes should be circulating."circulating!"
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* SeinfeldianConversation: Over the film's credits. After the epilogue where Mordrid and Samantha agree to drink eggnog and watch a Christmas movie, Crow is mildly amazed that ''Doctor Mordrid'' was a {{Christmas Movie|sIndex}} the whole time. Emily objects, and soon argues that even films set during Christmas, even with Christmas trees in them, aren't necessarily Christmas Movies. Her second example is ''Film/DieHard'' -- because it was released in July of 1988, it was a summer blockbuster, instead. (Emily's had this discussion a lot.) She pursues her logic to the point of arguing that ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' is actually a New Year's film about the evils of forgetfulness because it was released in January. When Crow counters by saying that ''Film/Titanic1997'' would then be a Christmas film, Emily agrees, and firmly states that "she'll die on this hill, and if the hill comes out in late December, I'll call it a Christmas hill!"
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* SeinfeldianConversation: Over the film's credits. After the epilogue where Mordrid and Samantha agree to drink eggnog and watch a Christmas movie, Crow is mildly amazed that ''Doctor Mordrid'' was a {{Christmas Movie|sIndex}} the whole time. Emily objects, and soon argues that even films set during Christmas, even with Christmas trees in them, aren't necessarily Christmas Movies. Her second example is ''Film/DieHard'' -- because it was released in July of 1988, it was a summer blockbuster, instead. (Emily's had this discussion a lot.) She pursues her logic to the point of arguing that ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' is actually a New Year's film about the evils of forgetfulness because it was released in January. When Crow counters by saying that ''Film/Titanic1997'' ''[[Film/Titanic1997 Titanic]]'' would then be a Christmas film, Emily agrees, and firmly states that "she'll die on this hill, and if the hill comes out in late December, I'll call it a Christmas hill!"
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** [[WesternAnimation/ToyStory "To infinity, but not beyond because that would be mathematically impossible!"]]
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** [[WesternAnimation/ToyStory [[Franchise/ToyStory "To infinity, but not beyond because that would be mathematically impossible!"]]
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* SeinfeldianConversation: Over the film's credits. After the epilogue where Mordrid and Samantha agree to drink eggnog and watch a Christmas movie, Crow is mildly amazed that ''Doctor Mordrid'' was a {{Christmas Movie|sIndex}} the whole time. Emily objects, and soon argues that even films set during Christmas, even with Christmas trees in them, aren't necessarily Christmas Movies. Her second example is ''Film/DieHard'' -- because it was released in July of 1988, it was a summer blockbuster, instead. (Emily's had this discussion a lot.) She pursues her logic to the point of arguing that ''Film/ItsAWonderfulLife'' is actually a New Year's film about the evils of forgetfulness because it was released in January. When Crow counters by saying that ''Film/Titanic1997'' would then be a Christmas film, Emily agrees, and firmly states that "she'll die on this hill, and if the hill comes out in late December, I'll call it a Christmas hill!"
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* OhCrap: Crow's reaction when Emily and Servo look over at him after the latter asks where they can find a bowling pin in the Post-Intermission sketch.
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** [[WesternAnimation/ToyStory "To infinity, but not beyond because that would be mathematically impossible!"]]
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* MajorGeneralSong: Servo lists the features of the Gilbert and Sulli-Phone by singing about them to this tune. He is unable to continue to a second verse due to too many notes being involved.
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* Emily's crystal orb from the prior sketch is actually a bowling ball, so she tells the 'Bots some facts about the sport.
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sport. Crow panics when Emily and Servo try to take his beak for a bowling pin.
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** Dr. Kabahl quotes ''[[Film/Plan9FromOuterSpace Plan 9 from Outer Space]]'' to Kinga: "The future is where you and I will spend the rest of our lives." Kinga replies with an annoyed "Thanks, Criswell."
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* Doctor Emily Mordrid's duty to protect the Earth is constantly interrupted by complaints from her apartment tenets Crow and Servo.
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* As both sorcerer of light and landlord of the apartment complex, Doctor Emily Mordrid's duty to protect the Earth is constantly interrupted by complaints from her apartment tenets tenants Crow and Servo.
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* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: Nude scenes of Adrian's girlfriend Irene prior to her being killed by Kabal were cut from the film for [=MST3K=], causing her character to simply vanish with no explanation.
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* ActorAllusion: As Doctor Mordrid uses a mastodon skeleton to battle Kabal's T-Rex skeleton, Crow comments "Finally, I've been waiting all movie for him to [[Film/ReAnimator reanimate something]].
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* ActorAllusion: As Doctor Mordrid uses a mastodon skeleton to battle Kabal's T-Rex skeleton, Crow comments "Finally, I've been waiting all movie for him to [[Film/ReAnimator reanimate something]]. "
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* ActorAllusion: As Doctor Mordrid uses a mastodon skeleton to battle Kabal's T-Rex skeleton, Crow comments "Finally, I've been waiting all movie for him to [[Film/ReAnimator reanimate something]].
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** Samantha's garbage disposal problem.
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* Roller derby season is here and Emily and her crew are struggling to find derby names that aren't already taken. Dr. Kabahl arrives to give the Mads another suggestion for the Gizmoplex: use his Timebag device to bring back a host from the past so he can riff [=MST3K=] in the future. Kinga and Max can't go because reasons.
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* Roller derby season is here and Emily and her crew are struggling to find violent-sounding derby names that aren't already taken. Dr. Kabahl arrives to give the Mads another suggestion for the Gizmoplex: use his Timebag device to bring back a host from the past so he can riff [=MST3K=] in the future. Kabahl can't go, so Kinga and Max can't go because reasons.
will have to take the trip themselves, or at least get somebody to do it for them.
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* LamePunReaction: Emily and Tom moan at Crow's riff, "This movie's really ''dragon''." when
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* MythologyGag: Crow sees Mordrid's VHS shelf: [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes "Hey, those tapes should be circulating."]]
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Film watched: ''[[Film/DoctorMordrid Doctor Mordrid]]''.
!!The Segments:
[[AC:Prologue]]
* Roller derby season is here and Emily and her crew are struggling to find derby names that aren't already taken. Dr. Kabahl arrives to give the Mads another suggestion for the Gizmoplex: use his Timebag device to bring back a host from the past so he can riff [=MST3K=] in the future. Kinga and Max can't go because reasons.
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* Emily's Gilbert and Sulli-Phone skirts the issue of royalties for ringtones by pulling from the public domain works of the famous musical duo. The Mads' Palm Greaser takes the term a little too literally by offering greasy dollar bills for bribery purposes.
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* Servo puts on an imitation of Mordrid's seminar which shifts into a stand-up comedy act. He struggles to maintain his audience, but manages to go out on a strong finish.
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* Doctor Emily Mordrid's duty to protect the Earth is constantly interrupted by complaints from her apartment tenets Crow and Servo.
[[AC:Post-Intermission]]
* Emily's crystal orb from the prior sketch is actually a bowling ball, so she tells the 'Bots some facts about the sport.
[[AC:Segment 4]]
* Crow tells a shimmy-hypnotizing tale of two young and promising robots, one (specifically Crow) superior to the other in everything. GPC-2 then tries to one-up them both with her own shimmy-hypnotizing story.
[[AC:Segment 5]]
* The 'Bots put together their own league of rip-off superheroes, The Arrangers, and Emily is cast as their nemesis Dr. Cuttlefish. The Mads get in touch with Dr. Erhardt, who volunteers to go into the Timebag and bring back one of the original hosts.
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!!The ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' presentation has examples of:
* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: Nude scenes of Adrian's girlfriend Irene prior to her being killed by Kabal were cut from the film for [=MST3K=], causing her character to simply vanish with no explanation.
* DrunkOnMilk: Kinga apparently gets tipsy just from drinking soda.
* LamePunReaction: Emily and Tom moan at Crow's riff, "This movie's really ''dragon''." when
* MythologyGag: Crow sees Mordrid's VHS shelf: [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes "Hey, those tapes should be circulating."]]
* RunningGag:
** Books having the habit of suddenly catching on fire.
** Calling Kindergarten "Kid-ney-garten".
* ShoutOut:
** [[Film/TheRoom "Oh hai, Mark."]]
** [[WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}} "Ten million years will give you such a crick in the neck!"]]
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->''[[TheStinger Adrian dances with a Molotov in his hand as sirens approach.]]''
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!!The Segments:
[[AC:Prologue]]
* Roller derby season is here and Emily and her crew are struggling to find derby names that aren't already taken. Dr. Kabahl arrives to give the Mads another suggestion for the Gizmoplex: use his Timebag device to bring back a host from the past so he can riff [=MST3K=] in the future. Kinga and Max can't go because reasons.
[[AC:Segment 1/Invention Exchange]]
* Emily's Gilbert and Sulli-Phone skirts the issue of royalties for ringtones by pulling from the public domain works of the famous musical duo. The Mads' Palm Greaser takes the term a little too literally by offering greasy dollar bills for bribery purposes.
[[AC:Segment 2]]
* Servo puts on an imitation of Mordrid's seminar which shifts into a stand-up comedy act. He struggles to maintain his audience, but manages to go out on a strong finish.
[[AC:Segment 3]]
* Doctor Emily Mordrid's duty to protect the Earth is constantly interrupted by complaints from her apartment tenets Crow and Servo.
[[AC:Post-Intermission]]
* Emily's crystal orb from the prior sketch is actually a bowling ball, so she tells the 'Bots some facts about the sport.
[[AC:Segment 4]]
* Crow tells a shimmy-hypnotizing tale of two young and promising robots, one (specifically Crow) superior to the other in everything. GPC-2 then tries to one-up them both with her own shimmy-hypnotizing story.
[[AC:Segment 5]]
* The 'Bots put together their own league of rip-off superheroes, The Arrangers, and Emily is cast as their nemesis Dr. Cuttlefish. The Mads get in touch with Dr. Erhardt, who volunteers to go into the Timebag and bring back one of the original hosts.
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!!The ''Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000'' presentation has examples of:
* AdaptationInducedPlotHole: Nude scenes of Adrian's girlfriend Irene prior to her being killed by Kabal were cut from the film for [=MST3K=], causing her character to simply vanish with no explanation.
* DrunkOnMilk: Kinga apparently gets tipsy just from drinking soda.
* LamePunReaction: Emily and Tom moan at Crow's riff, "This movie's really ''dragon''." when
* MythologyGag: Crow sees Mordrid's VHS shelf: [[KeepCirculatingTheTapes "Hey, those tapes should be circulating."]]
* RunningGag:
** Books having the habit of suddenly catching on fire.
** Calling Kindergarten "Kid-ney-garten".
* ShoutOut:
** [[Film/TheRoom "Oh hai, Mark."]]
** [[WesternAnimation/{{Aladdin}} "Ten million years will give you such a crick in the neck!"]]
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->''[[TheStinger Adrian dances with a Molotov in his hand as sirens approach.]]''
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