Ther’ve been SO MANY episodes with stock footage of rising missiles or rockets where one of the guys says, “Good Morning!”
Mr. B Natural has been mentioned I’m certain. That and the one about hygiene and posture. Thought I was done for both times. Laughed so hard I could barely breathe. Brilliant.
Edit: Misread short as shorts. Intent still stands. Short on time, big on humor. LOL
Watching Mitchell last night confirms one thing:
“MITCHELL!”
In “Prince of Space” when the phantom of Krankor (or however you spell it) is saying “Each and every one of you.” Tom servo says, “Bite me.”
Gets me every time.
Mine, too. When they did that during the live show (The Brain) I laughed so hard I actually stopped breathing.
Well, I always said that laughing was the way I want to go, when it’s time to go.
I’m so glad that that one was explained to me recently because I was always baffled by it.
One that always gets me from Fugitive Alien II:
Col. Yarulin: This is Col. Yarulin calling.
Voice on radio: Yarulin?
Crow: Yup – we’re Number One!
It’s Crow’s chipper, upbeat reading of the line (kinda like some AM radio DJ announcing the latest ratings report) that really sells this line for me.
A well-timed “Huzzah!” works too!
On Uncle Jim’s Farm- they are watching the corn meal flow when a bot says, “I saw a finger.”
A few from MST3K: The Movie -
“Shrinkydink…Remember??”
and
Ruth Adams: "The forehead- notice these peculiar indentations
Tom Servo: Nooooo!"
Tom going "Robot rump? Aww, I was hoping it would be about robot rumps." in the beginning is also funny
From Monster a-Go Go:
“There is one terrifying word in the world of nuclear physics.” Tom: “‘Oops!’”
From Wild Wild World of Batwoman:
Tom just yelling “END! EEEEEND!!!”
From The Movie:
“…three thousand four hundred and eighty-six parts.” *CRUNCH* “Four eighty-five, sir.”
The Screaming Skull: Mikey in the greenhouse, fumbling with the pots: GET A BOX!
From the Home Economic short. “Your period and mine.” I either laugh “too loudly” or a stifled laugh that requires a tissue.
Whenever someone sings and the boys start howling like the neighborhood dogs, I laugh and laugh. I mean, that doesn’t even require writing, how great is that?
There’s a callback somewhere—but I can never remember where, which is why it catches me off-guard every time. There are cheerleaders on screen and under his breath Crow says “MRxL.”
“You’re welcome.”