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Post by lancaster on May 16, 2012 0:02:11 GMT -5
Found another one today in Prince of Space. It's at about the 1 hr 5 min mark. Krankor is addressing Tokyo:
Krankor: ... and you can do nothing to stop me, for I have completely paralyzed all of your primitive defense measures. Your radar cannot find me. Your fastest jet planes would be destroyed the moment they approached my headquarters ... (cut to random shot of a jeep driving on a runway as Krankor continues talking) Crow: What the hell's this?
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Post by Emperor Cupcake on May 16, 2012 21:21:28 GMT -5
Crow to Mickey: "GET A BOX!!!"
:-)
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Post by Emperor Cupcake on May 20, 2012 10:56:40 GMT -5
I'm not sure how "throwaway" this is, and I can't remember exactly what ep it's from (might have been Giant Gila Monster), but I love when one cop approaches another one and Servo casually says, "Do you like firemen? I sure don't."
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Post by lancaster on May 29, 2012 9:50:36 GMT -5
Overdrawn at the Memory Bank:
Apollonia: No wonder he disconnect. Servo: DisconnectED, not that I give a flying...
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Post by continosbuckle on Jun 10, 2012 0:43:31 GMT -5
Great random riff in Outlaw:
Cabot, Slave Girl and Cabot's little buddy are bedding down at their campsite in the desert when Mike breaks in
"Do you people ever floss? Savages!"
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Post by Emperor Cupcake on Jul 4, 2012 22:10:40 GMT -5
Just thought of this one randomly and cracked up, so I had to come here and post. In Soultaker, after Joe Estevez has morphed into Natalie's mom and then back into his original form and throws John Stamos out the window and all that...John Stamos gives Natalie this bewildered look and Mike says, in his best dumb-dude voice, "Your mom's weird."
:-)
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Post by Mike Flugennock on Jul 5, 2012 0:33:39 GMT -5
There's a bunch I remember, usually recurring "stock" riffs, often callbacks to dialogue in previous movies:
"Watch out for snakes!" "We're on our way!" "Chili peppers burn my gut!" "Shut up, Iris!" "Jimmy Smits..." "I'm dyin' in a rush!"
...and, of course: "Hi-keeba!"
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Post by lancaster on Jul 5, 2012 10:47:57 GMT -5
There's a bunch I remember, usually recurring "stock" riffs, often callbacks to dialogue in previous movies: "Watch out for snakes!" "We're on our way!" "Chili peppers burn my gut!" "Shut up, Iris!" "Jimmy Smits..." "I'm dyin' in a rush!"...and, of course: "Hi-keeba!"Those aren't really "throwaway" though because they're not casually tossed off - they're quotable on their own. Even some of my excerpt from Revenge of the Creature doesn't technically qualify ("Out of CAKE?").
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Post by Afgncaap5 on Jul 5, 2012 22:05:04 GMT -5
Not quite sure if it counts or not, but...
I always liked in Samson vs. The Vampire Women when Samson first shows up, wearing his gaudy wrestlers outfit. And Crow just...laughs. There's really nothing he can say that could make the outfit, or the entrance, funnier, so he just laughs.
I dunno. I always liked it. ;-)
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Post by continosbuckle on Jul 5, 2012 23:28:26 GMT -5
Not quite sure if it counts or not, but... I always liked in Samson vs. The Vampire Women when Samson first shows up, wearing his gaudy wrestlers outfit. And Crow just...laughs. There's really nothing he can say that could make the outfit, or the entrance, funnier, so he just laughs. I dunno. I always liked it. ;-) "I feel awkward. Did I overdress?" I have to admit that all the characters in that movie treating Samson's wardrobe as if it were the most natural thing in the world will never fail to amuse me. I could watch that episode another 500 times and I'd still laugh and laugh.
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Post by reaperg on Jul 7, 2012 12:03:20 GMT -5
Not quite sure if it counts or not, but... I always liked in Samson vs. The Vampire Women when Samson first shows up, wearing his gaudy wrestlers outfit. And Crow just...laughs. There's really nothing he can say that could make the outfit, or the entrance, funnier, so he just laughs. I dunno. I always liked it. ;-) "I feel awkward. Did I overdress?" I have to admit that all the characters in that movie treating Samson's wardrobe as if it were the most natural thing in the world will never fail to amuse me. I could watch that episode another 500 times and I'd still laugh and laugh. I'm guessing that Samson/Santo appeared earlier in the original film, but some editing had to be done to make the movie fit into the show, thus resulting in the hero's impromptu appearance and Crow's highly appropriate guffaw.
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Post by Commander Kalgan on Jul 8, 2012 14:21:05 GMT -5
Captain Santa Claus: Open file on... Servo: Blitzen.
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Post by Mike Flugennock on Jul 9, 2012 21:25:45 GMT -5
Super-short ones, like one or two words long, kind of forgettable, not especially quotable in conversation, but they made you laugh like a lunatic. I posted a few earlier, but as another poster pointed out, they weren't necessarily "throwaways" as much as very short quotable riffs. As usual, whenever I have to come up with one, I can't think of one, but while I'm actually watching a movie, I find one, in this case: "Yes, it is."... usually when a character in the movie asks another character a one-word question, in the context of offering them something to eat or drink; for instance, I'm watching The Unearthly right now, and in the breakfast argument scene, one character offers another a cup of coffee, asking, "Coffee?" and Joel interjects, "Yes, it is." I've lost track of how many times they've done that one, but I can't help giggling at it, every time. I also get a kick out of scenes where there's a countdown involved; a character in the movie is calling off the countdown, and in the short spaces between numbers, Joel/Mike and the Bots yell out numbers out of sequence: "Eleventy... pi... one million... Avogadro's Number... Planck's Constant...!"
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Post by Mike Flugennock on Jul 9, 2012 22:58:53 GMT -5
Super-short ones, like one or two words long, kind of forgettable, not especially quotable in conversation, but they made you laugh like a lunatic... Finally, I'm starting to remember more: Whenever a character in the movie starts to walk through a small, narrow door in a hallway: "It's OCCUPADO!" or "Hey! I'm in here!"
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Post by continosbuckle on Jul 9, 2012 23:23:05 GMT -5
I also get a kick out of scenes where there's a countdown involved; a character in the movie is calling off the countdown, and in the short spaces between numbers, Joel/Mike and the Bots yell out numbers out of sequence: "Eleventy... pi... one million... Avogadro's Number... Planck's Constant...!" I found Crow's response to this in Invasion of the Neptune Men much more amusing. "Ten, nine...." "Yeah yeah yeah. Whatever. ONE." "Eight, seven..." "ONE!" "Six..." "ONE!"
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