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* DawsonCasting: The, ahem, "teenagers" at the pizza shop.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Kenne Duncan was a PerpetualFrowner bad guy in Westerns from the 30's. Here, he is a detective who has a lighter side.
* ProductionPosse: Harvey B. Dunn and Conrad Brooks have roles. Wood's Western idols Kenne Duncan and Duke Moore have starring roles.
* ProductionPosse: Harvey B. Dunn and Conrad Brooks have roles. Wood's Western idols Kenne Duncan and Duke Moore have starring roles.
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Ensemble Darkhorse: I'm assuming this is from an MST 3 K perspective, so it'd be better suited on that episode's YMMV tab.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: '''[[RunningGag KLINE!]]'''
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-->'''[[Series/MysteryScienceTheater3000 Crow]]:''' Ah. Ed Wood agonized over this scene.\\
'''Mike:''' And now we are.
'''Mike:''' And now we are.
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* UnderminedByReality: After ''The Sinister Urge'', Wood did nothing but porn.
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* HilariousInHindsight: After ''The Sinister Urge'', Wood did nothing but porn.
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* {{Glurge}}: A natural consequence of letting Creator/EdWood handle an exploitation morality play.
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* {{Glurge}}: A natural consequence of letting Creator/EdWood handle an exploitation morality play. The poster even warns "Shocking Realism", despite being ridiculously inaccurate.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Kenne Duncan was a PerpetualFrowner bad guy in Westerns from the 30's. Here, he's he is a detective who has a lighter side.
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* PlayingAgainstType: Kenne Duncan was a PerteptualFrowner PerpetualFrowner bad guy in Westerns from the 30's. Here, he's a detective who has a lighter side.
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& ProductionPossa: Harvey B. Dunn and Conrad Brooks have roles. Wood's Western idols Kenne Duncan and Duke Moore have starring roles.
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* DawsonCasting: The, ahem, "teenagers" at the pizza shop.
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* SampledUp: A section of the movie, with the couple talking to each other, had been used in the EBN version of {{Music/U2}}'s Numb.
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* {{Padding}}: Be prepared for a lot of scenes of cars parking and pulling away.
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-->'''Crow''': [laughing] No it isn't!
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* {{Narm}}: Just about any line Gloria gives.
** Mike and the bots treat it as NarmCharm eventually.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Mike and the Bots relay their plan to distract Frank with potato cakes to Dr. Forrester, who then leaves Deep 13 to buy some - still tied up and covered in dynamite.
-->'''Forrester:''' Frank, I'm stepping out for a bit, 'kay?
-->'''Frank:''' Okay!
* GeniusBonus: One of the most obscure riffs, "Smut! I'll show you ''smut!''" is a ''Series/{{MASH}}'' reference, when Hawkeye muttered the line after Margaret was appalled by him reading a dirty book to a young Korean who didn't understand English and was relaxed by Hawkeye's voice. What makes the line obscure is that every character was talking at once in the scene.
** Mike and the bots treat it as NarmCharm eventually.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Mike and the Bots relay their plan to distract Frank with potato cakes to Dr. Forrester, who then leaves Deep 13 to buy some - still tied up and covered in dynamite.
-->'''Forrester:''' Frank, I'm stepping out for a bit, 'kay?
-->'''Frank:''' Okay!
* GeniusBonus: One of the most obscure riffs, "Smut! I'll show you ''smut!''" is a ''Series/{{MASH}}'' reference, when Hawkeye muttered the line after Margaret was appalled by him reading a dirty book to a young Korean who didn't understand English and was relaxed by Hawkeye's voice. What makes the line obscure is that every character was talking at once in the scene.
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* GeniusBonus: One of the most obscure riffs, "Smut! I'll show you ''smut!''" is a ''{{MASH}}'' ''Series/{{MASH}}'' reference, when Hawkeye muttered the line after Margaret was appalled by him reading a dirty book to a young Korean who didn't understand English and was relaxed by Hawkeye's voice. What makes the line obscure is that every character was talking at once in the scene.
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* GeniusBonus: One of the most obscure riffs, "Smut! I'll show you ''smut!''" is a ''{{MASH}}'' reference, when Hawkeye muttered the line after Margaret was appalled by him reading a dirty book to a young Korean who didn't understand English and was relaxed by Hawkeye's voice. What makes the line obscure is that every character was talking at once in the scene.
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* {{Narm}}: Just about any line Gloria gives.
** Mike and the bots treat it as NarmCharm eventually.
** Mike and the bots treat it as NarmCharm eventually.
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* HilariousInHindsight: After ''The Sinister Urge'', Wood did nothing but porn.
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* HilariousInHindsight: After ''The Sinister Urge'', Wood did nothing but porn.porn.
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Mike and the Bots relay their plan to distract Frank with potato cakes to Dr. Forrester, who then leaves Deep 13 to buy some - still tied up and covered in dynamite.
-->'''Forrester:''' Frank, I'm stepping out for a bit, 'kay?
-->'''Frank:''' Okay!
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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Mike and the Bots relay their plan to distract Frank with potato cakes to Dr. Forrester, who then leaves Deep 13 to buy some - still tied up and covered in dynamite.
-->'''Forrester:''' Frank, I'm stepping out for a bit, 'kay?
-->'''Frank:''' Okay!
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