Ok, so I was a big fan of this episode but I'm not sure if it's because I'm a Philly area Jew and got really excited about just how accurate almost everything was or if I legitimately enjoyed the story. Some great references to past episodes there as well, like the training Taylor Swift thing.

She's definitely her mother's child.

So relatable.

She would have taken it anyway.

Scamp 3, no!

Considering they did most of their Morpho work by cover of darkness, supper would be a light bite to keep their energy up and they'd eat a more substantial dinner at 8 or 9.

Must've started eating them after he got them all in there too- can't chain a guy to a wall without going in first.

I could have gone in quite a few different directions there, considering how much voice acting Brad Garrett has done. He was also Grim in Mighty Ducks, Big Dog in 2 Stupid Dogs and Fatso in Casper, among others.

True that- many MST3K references reference other works.

Oh yeah, forgot about that one.

There should be, but Doc and Jackson have too much to do already.

It's almost as fun as Lobo being Robert from "Everybody Loves Raymond".

That's exactly what I was referring to. Nice and quick, but the right people got it.

Prosti-too!

Slime-violation as a metaphor for a troubled childhood. Discuss.

Doubles to make Blue Morpho think all was normal. Shore Leave was going to play Brock's double but Brock wanted to see some action, so they did rock-paper-scissors for it and he lost. Still liked his Brock-stume, so he left it on.

He didn't get any memory erases, if my memory is correct- he gave Al one and Hank a couple of times.

Season 4 came in two parts though. And Gargantua-2 isn't considered part of Season 5, so Season 6 is pretty similar in length to Seasons 4 and 5 (if you think of Season 4 as two seasons).

They do a ton of stuff on the show. It's one of the few shows that are that specific of a voice.

Go red in the face?