Wendell Corey as the boss of h.a.r.m. really WAS a "special needs guest star". A pretty good British actor who had a rather strong taste for the bottle. Which is probably how he ended up in roles like this.
Damn it you should have warned me about this one. I spit out most of my lunch with the jokes. Loved the Prince references and the blue blood dialog. Excellent job, really top drawer
I've literally watched this vid about 300 times, (obsessed much? Maybe.) the full movie 20 times. I've memorized this vid word 4 word and i still laugh at this shit. LOVE MST3K!
SPORE!! Crow: *as Adam* What is YOUR deal?! Mike: Why don'tcha come on over here and lemme work on that zipper?? Servo: He maintains an appliance! DA-DA-DA-DADADAAAAAAA!!! Crow: On the way home, I wanna pick up some CREAM! Crow: *singing* Gotta dance! Servo: Pops, there's a man giving a squish-squash to the old windpipe! Bryon
"Damn you, Shel Silverstein!" 1:51-1:56 haha, that is def. a weird wall decoration! "So, mr. middle cabinet we meet again" 5:57 6:57-7:01 hahaha! Oh, servo...
Copycat movies always fascinate me, the way they so perfectly illustrate literal thinking. (I think in particular of the whole string of "Jaws" rip-offs that emerged in the years after '75, but "Agent for H.A.R.M." illustrates the phenomenon was already happening in the '60s.) Let's hastily cobble together a few tropes from a successful film, or in this case a successful film series, and hope we can ride its coattails to make a fast buck. We don't need to concern ourselves with the wit, craft, or storytelling prowess that actually made the original a success in the first place; we just need to present the same general subject matter. It's like the way an 11-year-old would think about this stuff.
MIke: Oh, that stands for Huge Angular Red Marshmallows. Mike: Hey, special in what way?! Crow: He's a special needs guest. Mike: Starring has-beens and never-wases! Crow: With Bob Marley and Prince! Crow: OW! We're being beat up by the music! Bryon
my son was kidding about mst3k then when gypsy was voiced by Patrick brantseg cause he discovered jumpin jeff farmer involved with this then it died 2 years later and was rebooted 19 years after that on netflix
I love how the guys have so much fun when they encounter a non sequitur in cinematic dialogue -- another good example is the whole string of riffs playing off the "walnut ranch" gaffe in "The Touch of Satan."
The "Prince" henchmen and the secret agent's drunk boss are the best thing in this Movie XD Fun Fact: the drunk boss in this movie was also the old ship captain in "Women of the Prehistoric Planet" from season 1 , AKA the "BLENDA !!" guy. XD
After at least 5 separate viewings of this episode, I still crack up at each and every one of their references to Prince.
For me its the Blue Blood lines lol.
MST3K, you are loved and missed.
"So H.A.R.M. stands for 'Hot And Ready, Man!'"
I like the little smile she flashes...
He maintains an appliance --- DAAAA DAAAT DAH DAAAAAAH
Exotic locations - BADADADAAAAAA!
"It's the running of the Clouseaus."
This movie had too many good riffs!!!
"watch me open the hell out of this door " i almost started crying haha
"Pops, there's a man givin' the squish squash to the ol' windtube"
wow, just wow
"Say, the old top knotch seems to be in flames, old trench!"
The posh college kids were my favorite
"Say, the old top not seems to be in flames, old trench"
1:59-2:00 for my favorite line here!!!
"Solid balsa wood baby!"
I laughed super hard at "I will not speak until I am all the way in."
Barbara Bouchet rocked it in the 60s. Mark Richman has been in mutiple tv and film projects.
5 hours of staring at the window finally pays off!!!!!!!!!!!
"I hate the outside, SCREW YOU outside..."
"Let me come over there...Be there in a moment...One second, almost there...okay."
Wendell Corey as the boss of h.a.r.m. really WAS a "special needs guest star". A pretty good British actor who had a rather strong taste for the bottle. Which is probably how he ended up in roles like this.
monkeymouse and he never made the Dewar's profile
@@christieperry4361 and never won anything for his wall string art.
"You lucky trunks! Get ready to giftwrap a beautiful package!" XD
This is the best MST montage I've seen yet!
Pops, there's a man giving the squish squash to the old wind tube!
All of the DA DAA DA DAAAAAAA moments! I lose it every time!
"Watch me open the hell out of this door."
"This time I WILL see the Great Pumpkin!"
Damn you, Shel Silverstein!
You knew at the movie's opening credits this episode was bound for greatness!
9:17 "Here's the wind up, and there's the smarm!"
2:37 Most sarcastic smile EVER.
"halten Sie" funny as hell
He Maintains an Appliance
DA DA DA DAAAAAAA
Well my cat's cradle got outta control so I just pinned it on the wall
Bahahahahahaha! XD
This is probably one of my fav montages; it's all about the Prince riffs.
Heuristic Analogue Rental Meat
"To the Judo Range!"
"It's like being chased by your anthropology professor"
Indy 4, anyone?
cmarchello stop or your propeller will grind me to hamburger
That is my favorite episode, with Invasion of the Neptune Men being a close second. Everything is spot on in this episode...
I love the "heres the windup.... and there's the SMARM!"
Damn you Shel Silverstein!!!
Woo, I lost it XD
"Are you coming, or do I swim alone?"
"YES AND YES!"
All the prince jokes make me laugh sooo hard.
Damn it you should have warned me about this one. I spit out most of my lunch with the jokes. Loved the Prince references and the blue blood dialog. Excellent job, really top drawer
I'm heading back to the judo range.
Meet me at the karate rink...
Go practice your skeet kendo and bring you aikido rifle
If not there, the Pilates arena..
Case closed, and, bar open- let's go!
I've literally watched this vid about 300 times, (obsessed much? Maybe.) the full movie 20 times. I've memorized this vid word 4 word and i still laugh at this shit. LOVE MST3K!
SPORE!!
Crow: *as Adam* What is YOUR deal?!
Mike: Why don'tcha come on over here and lemme work on that zipper??
Servo: He maintains an appliance! DA-DA-DA-DADADAAAAAAA!!!
Crow: On the way home, I wanna pick up some CREAM!
Crow: *singing* Gotta dance!
Servo: Pops, there's a man giving a squish-squash to the old windpipe!
Bryon
"Here's the wind-up, and there's the smarm!"
I didn't tell the audience because I didn't think they needed to kno
"Damn you, Shel Silverstein!"
1:51-1:56 haha, that is def. a weird wall decoration!
"So, mr. middle cabinet we meet again"
5:57
6:57-7:01 hahaha! Oh, servo...
"Case closed, bar open, lets go!"
"I miss the triangles already."
The judo range...
Darn, you left out one of the best lines: "All he did in this movie was call the Vienna Archery Assocation?"
It's Walt Disney and he's mad!
"Voted best dressed lab tech..."
"He's gone. I mean he's there, but he's dead."
"Maybe you botched the case Adam."
"Yeah, I'm drunk, so what?" lol!
Dewar's profile
Barbara Bouchet looks good. She played Moneypenny in the 1967 spoof version of Casino Royale.
Watch me open the HELL out of this door.
the whole thing was awesome! I needed that. Thanks for posting!
Filmed in 1 day apparently, i wonder what they did in the afternoon.
The Judo range?! I can't stop laughing!
First time I heard that, I said "the judo what?! They have ranges for that?"
Allison Venezio When I was in the Army, we had different ranges for various activities, not only firing weapons.
s4ujcd I figured there had to be ranges for other uses. The judo range has such a nice ring to it though!
s4ujcd The place where Judo is practiced is called a Dojo. Calling it a Judo range is just stupid.
+Allison Venezio How much room do you need for judo exactly?
I miss the triangles already.
every time i hear the "dad, dad I passed the bar!" bit i fuckin die
Dad dad I passed the bar!!
And of course, Gotta Dance!!!
Copycat movies always fascinate me, the way they so perfectly illustrate literal thinking. (I think in particular of the whole string of "Jaws" rip-offs that emerged in the years after '75, but "Agent for H.A.R.M." illustrates the phenomenon was already happening in the '60s.) Let's hastily cobble together a few tropes from a successful film, or in this case a successful film series, and hope we can ride its coattails to make a fast buck. We don't need to concern ourselves with the wit, craft, or storytelling prowess that actually made the original a success in the first place; we just need to present the same general subject matter. It's like the way an 11-year-old would think about this stuff.
MIke: Oh, that stands for Huge Angular Red Marshmallows.
Mike: Hey, special in what way?!
Crow: He's a special needs guest.
Mike: Starring has-beens and never-wases!
Crow: With Bob Marley and Prince!
Crow: OW! We're being beat up by the music!
Bryon
i chuckled so hard at "....the judo range?"
"Screw you outside..."
"Santa came down from Heaven and made him better!" XD
And the whole time, Mike Nelson was on trial for crimes he *did* commit.
Technically other people did that.
Love the Prince references!
OK, so Prince was an Actor, then Musician, then Jehovah's Witness? Wow, he is talented.
+Rim Shot Was. :(
Also a resident of Minneapolis too. (Not sure.)
He maintains an appliance...DA DA DA DAAAAAH!
Prince, yeah, but I also couldn't stop thinking "Fez" from That 70's Show.
my son was kidding about mst3k then when gypsy was voiced by Patrick brantseg cause he discovered jumpin jeff farmer involved with this then it died 2 years later and was rebooted 19 years after that on netflix
First rule of women everywhere: "First, do no H.A.R.M."
"I didn't tell the audience because I didn't think they needed to know."
I just need to get my check...
BA DA BA DAAAA!
Loved the bit about the guy who looks like Prince!
Pops, there's a man giving the squish squash to the old windtube.
So, secret call?
He maintains an appliance. DUH-DA, DUH-DA!!!
5:21 Fleshlight?
Filip Önell I heard it to!
So...secret call?
I AM MIGHTY ELDERLY MAN
"I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna press his pants for free" LOL
Mike: Ohhh you lucky trunks!
Crow: Get ready to gift wrap a beautiful package.
Also love the "musical"...er...accompaniment from 8:36 to 8:44 XD
Love the running gag with the Bond theme playing over mundane activities.
"the judo range" oh my... I haven't seen fail like that slip past the editors since Star Wars Ep III
I love how the guys have so much fun when they encounter a non sequitur in cinematic dialogue -- another good example is the whole string of riffs playing off the "walnut ranch" gaffe in "The Touch of Satan."
4 people don't like apple pie and all that jazz...
They also don't like judo ranges, the half-woman/half-baby, and Shel Silverstein. Such sadness.
Allison Preston / Allison's Written Words or the best buckets money can buy.
4:07 I think about Bill Corbett's line delivery here all the time.
I will not speak until im all the way in.
Good morning. Don't touch the door
"My cat's cradle got out of control so I pinned it to the wall"
"pannell world"
Those Prince riffs, tho
An object lesson in how NOT to make a spy movie.
the ever more serious bond theme singing never fails to get me
DAMN YOU, SHEL SILVERSTEIN!
Mike: Starring has-beens and never-wases!
Crow: With Bob Marley and Prince!
Half woman half baby
5 hours of staring at the window finally pays off.
spitfire5scottie Bobby Darin, Tab Hunter and Prince!!
Gotta dance!
The "Prince" henchmen and the secret agent's drunk boss are the best thing in this Movie XD
Fun Fact: the drunk boss in this movie was also the old ship captain in "Women of the Prehistoric Planet" from season 1 , AKA the "BLENDA !!" guy. XD
Hi-Keeba!
Been a while since I stopped by, but thank you all for 25,000+ views!
Million Dollar Question:
Who would win in a fight? Adam Chance or Bart Fargo?
ForceMaximus84 Who cares?
Gosh. Somebody's cranky.
Whoever wins, we'll forget.
This is one of the few movies not on ShoutFactory TV.
what's the reference at 4:57? they do that voice for a bit
I need some Snegoff :-(