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Post by jimmydoorlocks on Nov 9, 2012 12:44:24 GMT -5
In Agent for HARM when they keep sarcastically singing the main riff from the James Bond theme when absolutely nothing of interest happens.
In Beginning of the End, when they make fun of the bombastic score by starting to sing it out of nowhere.
One of my favorite original songs is "What a Pleasant Journey" as Crow's verses get darker and darker (I read this was something that actually happened?)
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Post by Mike Flugennock on Nov 11, 2012 15:12:34 GMT -5
Oh, jeez, there's just a veritable buttload of them:
-The "Hike Your Pants Up Song" in that host segment during Daddy-O.
-The "Sidehacking Song" from the host segment during Sidehackers.
-Dr. F and Frank sing the "Livin' In Deep 13" sitcom theme song.
-The absurdly bombastic "Tom Servo Theme".
-Joel & The Bots sing the "Gamera Song" in the host segment during Gamera Vs. Guiron
-The United Servo Academy Mens' Chorus, conducted by Bridagier Thomas "Bullhead" Servo.
-Servo leading the Crew in singing the Ukrainian National Anthem from Racket Girls.
-"The Sodium Song" in the host segment during Horror Of Party Beach.
-The Observers singing "When I Held Your Brain In My Arms".
-Pretty much any time Servo sings along with the movie's opening theme or incidental music score.
...and, last but certainly not least:
-"The Jet Jaguar Song", subtitled in English.
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Post by michaeljgleason96 on Nov 11, 2012 15:28:36 GMT -5
I like the Secret Agent Super Dragon Song, the Sandy Frank Song, Idiot Control Now, Godzilla Genealogy Bop, Merry Christmas (If That's Okay), Patrick Swayze Christmas, there are so many more that I can't remember!
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Post by Mitchell on Nov 11, 2012 21:04:23 GMT -5
The whole "I KNOW!" skit with the super villain theme from agent double 007 that you feature in your signature picture, doorlocks, is one of my favorites. . .
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Post by continosbuckle on Nov 11, 2012 22:42:56 GMT -5
One that might get overlooked, Servo's spur-of-the-moment song during the opening credits of Projected Man.
"I project my love on yoooooou! Projected on my hearrrrt!"
"Pu-ma-man! He flies like a moron!"
"If, you want, the flavor of bacon, in a dip!"
I also liked the Servos song from Quest of the Delta Knights even though conceptually it was almost identical to the Servos song from Starfighters.
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Post by msmystie3000 on Nov 12, 2012 10:44:37 GMT -5
"It's the giiiiiiirrrrl from lover's laaaane....starring Jack Elam, not Jack LaLanne...."
In DADDY-O, the different variations of Phil's crappy tunes....like during the scene where Phil's getting pummeled by Charles Mingus & his geeky toadie sidekick....."Wait til I break your jaw, yeah...wait til I break your jaw!...."
About that dorky devil, Pitch in SANTA CLAUS;
"....even though he's the embodiment of evil he's still gotta goofy song...."
Then in the Mail Room scene when Santa gets his letters from the children of the world, a guy who looks like Roy Orbison dumps a bag of mail & one of the bots goes "Cryyyyyyyyyiiiinnnggggg......" (followed by Mike's quip about another postal worker looking like Toscanini).
The whole closing credits bit for FINAL JUSTICE.
"....MEATBALLS FRIED IN LAAAAAARRRRD!...."
"Puma Man! He flies like a moron!"....and it's various, burned old man, bacon-dip & fat-free yogurt variations.
"ROWSDOWER SAVES US AND SAVES ALL THE WORLD!...Danny Elfman Danny Elfman Danny Elfman Danny Elfman....."
Singing 80's tunes during the end credits of SPACE MUTINY as well as Servo singing the Police's "A-Doo Doo Doo A-Da Da Da" song as Devers just seconds before post-death Lt. Lamont appears.
That whole "TUSK" thing during the end of WEREWOLF or TRACK OF THE MOON BEAST (can't remember which).
Mike & The Bots constant mocking of the song from DANGER, DEATH RAY. "BAM BAH BAH DAA DAA" or however the heck it went.
J&TB's Ted Nugent jokes during ROBOT HOLOCAUST. This, was before the extent of Nugent's politics was known (he was still seen as a minor Classic Rock guitar god or something, certainly not to the level of Townsend, Page, Hendrix or Gilmour but still somewhat a passable rocker name) & Joel basically spoke of Ted like he was the coolest thing (in particular, during a closing credits). I highly doubt Joel would say the same now.
Tom Servo's "Don't pay the ferryman!.......til you get to the other side (launched across the theater by Mike) EEEEAAAAGGGHHHAAAGGGH!"
"Leather Coat...Baa Baa Doom Baa Baa Doom Bum...Dish Of Ice Cream...."
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Post by Mike Flugennock on Nov 12, 2012 14:29:50 GMT -5
In DADDY-O, the different variations of Phil's crappy tunes....like during the scene where Phil's getting pummeled by Charles Mingus & his geeky toadie sidekick....."Wait til I break your jaw, yeah...wait til I break your jaw!...." B'wahh ha ha ha ha hahh. Classic! D'ohhh, gaahhhdd, yeah! Iirc, they'd bust out into a Police song every time that guy who looked like Sting showed up. Still, Servo stringing together all those bombastic '80s power ballads during the closing credits was a triumph. Y'know, I've been scouring YouTube looking for an un-riffed copy of Danger: Death Ray so I could lift that cheesy jazzy-pop theme music, with no luck. That frickin' bop-a dop-a dah dah music gets stuck in my head all the damn' time. Hell, I'll probably be hearing it all day now that somebody's mentioned it to me. I guess I'll just have to watch Experiment 620 tonight to wring it out. Wow, I'd almost forgotten that one. I guess I'm going to have to put High School Big Shot back into rotation. That had to be one of my top ten least favorite '80s rock songs, one of those songs I learned by heart in spite of myself, because it was played to death on the radio. P'wah ha ha ha, snurf, giggle. I always loved those free-association riffs based on things that the Crew see on the screen... kind of like in Out Of This World, where there's a scene in front of a grocery store with a big neon sign reading "SAUSAGE" in the front window: Bread Truck Guy: Y'know what else?
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Post by Deleted on Nov 13, 2012 0:36:29 GMT -5
Sinister Urge:
The restaurant brawl Servo is Elvis "well alright, ok, you WIIIN i'm in looove with you"
Creeping Terror:
One of the moments of hero on car radio with his gigantic hair "i'm in looove"
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Post by Bix Dugan on Nov 13, 2012 1:10:44 GMT -5
That "bicycle" song in Guiron is so sweet, silly and dark. Perfect!
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Post by Mighty Jack on Nov 13, 2012 1:31:58 GMT -5
Servo humming the song "Jessica" throughout "The Thing That Couldn't Die"
The 'Poopie Suit" song in "Starfighters"
Everyone has a theme (I espeically liked Tom's) in "The Violent Years".
And I enjoy any Beatlequips I hear. Such as when they see Paul McCartney's head on a pike in "Colossus" and do an impression.
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Post by Mike Flugennock on Nov 14, 2012 21:31:27 GMT -5
D'ohh, crap, man... I'm watching Sidehackers right now, and I just now realized I'd totally forgotten about that poignant love ballad "Only Love Pads The Film".
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Post by continosbuckle on Nov 15, 2012 0:22:36 GMT -5
D'ohh, crap, man... I'm watching Sidehackers right now, and I just now realized I'd totally forgotten about that poignant love ballad "Only Love Pads The Film". That's okay, for some reason I forgot the Dead Talk Back segments making fun of the Grateful Dead. OH THANK GOD. |
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Post by crowschmo on Nov 15, 2012 12:51:01 GMT -5
For original stuff I liked Patrick Swayze Christmas, Idiot Control Now, the musical thing they did for "Hired", Clown in the Sky, Supercalifragilistic-expialawacky thing, and I'm sure there's some I'm forgetting.
During movies or end credits: I liked Servo's "Leave Bronx -that-turned-into-Separate Ways" schtick in Escape 2000.
Super Agent Super Dragon. (Now that's stuck in my head).
I'm sure I'll think of more.
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Post by Mike Flugennock on Nov 16, 2012 0:07:07 GMT -5
D'ohh, crap, man... I'm watching Sidehackers right now, and I just now realized I'd totally forgotten about that poignant love ballad "Only Love Pads The Film".
OH THANK GOD.Oh, jeezus, yeah, that was frickin' classic. |
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Post by Mike Flugennock on Nov 16, 2012 0:09:51 GMT -5
My baby sings whenever she sings whenever she sings she sings whenever I sing whenever she sings whenever I sing whenever she sings she sings she sings whenever she sings...
Ooops, sorry I got a little carried away, there. Just putting my leg up, here, and digging Experiment 402...
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