S3.E7

Wild Rebels

Episode aired Nov 17, 1990
TV-14
1h 37m

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The crew takes on "The Wild Rebels (1967)," a movie about a stock-car racer who is recruited as a getaway driver for a biker gang. The guys get into the spirit of the film by making a commer... Read allThe crew takes on "The Wild Rebels (1967)," a movie about a stock-car racer who is recruited as a getaway driver for a biker gang. The guys get into the spirit of the film by making a commercial and Joel explains how to appreciate a bad movie.The crew takes on "The Wild Rebels (1967)," a movie about a stock-car racer who is recruited as a getaway driver for a biker gang. The guys get into the spirit of the film by making a commercial and Joel explains how to appreciate a bad movie.

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9ericstevenson

Poor Gypsy

I feel bad for Gypsy in this episode. At least the other robots managed to find some appreciation for her eventually. I sincerely do like the very last segment. It features Joel telling everyone about how even though the movie is bad, they can still find ways to laugh at it. TV's Frank even ends up agreeing with them. That is a lot about what the whole series is about. They even had time to read a letter.

While not one of the best episodes, this was still tons of fun. It wasn't really a unique movie for the characters to riff on, but it was still nice. I think the funniest part is when the woman says, "Do you want me to vomit whenever another guy is coming along?" followed by, "You do it when I come along!". The bit at the end with just Tom Servo and Crow saying, "He's upstairs!" followed by "Thanks, fatty. You know, you're much smarter dead!". It was cool to see Gypsy briefly appear in the theater too! The "Hey mister, can you help me?" line was great too. ***1/2

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This episode is on the Volume 9 DVD Box Set of Mystery Science Theater 3000.

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Joel: We'll be right back after this important message. Hey, kids!
Tom Servo, Joel, Crow T. Robot: [commercial jingle starts] We're Wiiiiild Rebels! Crunchy, fruity rebels! Pouring milk on them is like shooting off a gun!
Joel: It's Wild Rebels Cereal, the nutritious cereal that's like getting hit in back of the head with a surfboard of flavor!
Tom Servo: Look! Marshmallow Fattys!
Crow T. Robot: Sugary Lindas!
Joel: I got tangy, twangy Banjos!
Tom Servo: Crunchy oat Rods!
Crow T. Robot: And Jeeters, too! Die, Jeeter, die!
Magic Voice: [music stops] Kids? What are you doing in there?
Tom Servo, Joel, Crow T. Robot: Having a good breakfast, mom.
Tom Servo: [music starts again] Pour on the milk! One, two! One, two, three, four!
Tom Servo, Joel, Crow T. Robot: Wiiiild Rebels! Bunchy, crunchy rebels! Don't bust your teeth on something sweet and hard!
Joel: Wild Rebels Cereal, part of this complete breakfast.
Crow T. Robot: Hey, there's a cheap surprise inside!
Joel: I got a gun!
Tom Servo: I got a sawed-off pool cue with a leather strap!
Crow T. Robot: I got a chunk of hose filled with lead shot!
Tom Servo: All right, let's take it home!
Tom Servo, Joel, Crow T. Robot: They won't get soft or squishy! Better eat 'em, or you're a sissy! Just pound 'em down, you stupid clown, they're WIIIIILD!
Joel: Wild Rebels Cereal. Just eat 'em.