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[2] As the movie itself admits, there was no monster. The host segments in this episode are unusual in the Joel era in that none of them have anything to do with the movie, or each other. The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Amazing Colossal Episode Guide entry explained that since the film was about nothing, the segments would be as well. The Bots have constructed a cheese factory aboard the . They use 's sneakers to add a bit of extra flavor. Segment One (Invention Exchange): The Mads and the SOL crew compete in an action figure contest, and if the SOL wins, they get to watch Local Hero, and if they lose, they must watch Monster A-Go-Go. The Mads have Johnny Longtorso, whose body parts are each sold separately to maximize revenue. Joel lets the bots show off their nonviolent, educational action figures: Tom's figure is Action Oxford, Crow's is a tapeworm (the doll is just the host organism) and Gypsy's is Wilma Rudolph. Impartial judge TV's Frank calls Deep 13 the winner.

Segment Two: Gypsy doesn’t get Crow. After trying to help her figure out why (with also presenting some interesting technical information about himself), she comes to the conclusion it's actually Tom she doesn't get. Tom doesn't care - he's the wind, baby. Segment Three: Joel and Tom play "keep away" from Crow. Segment Four: Joel tries to explain "The Pina Colada Song" to Crow and Tom. The bots tear the song apart and nothing is resolved, except everyone agrees how much the song annoys them and about how "Timothy" was not about cannibalism but a duck. Segment Five: Joel crowns Happy King Servo and knights Sir Giggles von Laffsalot Crow, but they're so despondent over the movie that there's just no cheering them up. Stinger: The "monster" shambles about awkwardly. A phrase used in writer Tom Wolfe's novel "The Right Stuff" The Ghermezian family is a Canadian family of Iranian Armenian origin who have developed several of the world's largest shopping malls.

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