S6.E3

Swamp Diamonds

Episode aired Jul 31, 1993
TV-PG
1h 33m

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This time, Joel and the Bots have to endure the educational short "What to Do on a Date (1951)" followed by the Roger Corman flick "Femmes gangsters (1956)."This time, Joel and the Bots have to endure the educational short "What to Do on a Date (1951)" followed by the Roger Corman flick "Femmes gangsters (1956)."This time, Joel and the Bots have to endure the educational short "What to Do on a Date (1951)" followed by the Roger Corman flick "Femmes gangsters (1956)."

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10/10

"This is better than being slapped!"

It seems a bit weird that I would give this episode a perfect score seeing as how it didn't really have that many funny moments. I'm still going to give it the full score, because they actually address romance on the show for once! It seemed like such an obvious thing, given how they make fun of pretty much every plot element. I guess Gypsy's the only candidate as Tom Servo dates her. Yeah, it doesn't end up well, but I knew this would happen on the show eventually. The invention with TV's Frank was really creative as it was a TV showing what would happen if he and Dr. Forrester did other things.

I love the date short that preceded the movie. I especially liked, "Maybe this is where he gets his ideas?" followed by "The lunch menu"? Another good one was, "Jeff, would you quit stalking me?". The movie had good stuff too. I loved, "Oh, the two plots are on a collision course!". Another great one was, "What? Oh, I've been shot", as well as, "Get over here. We just want to kill you for a minute". ****

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One of the films in "The Fifty Worst Films of All Time (And How They Got That Way)" by Harry Medved and Randy Lowell.

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TV's Frank: Shh! I'm watching me on the U-View. Michelle Pfeiffer and I have just had a fabulous date. We flew over to Paris on the Concorde for a late-night dinner on the Left Bank. I drove the plane for awhile. What's happening? I'm dropping Michelle off at her place? She's motioning for me to come into her place? Yes, Frank! All right, whoo! You old dog, you. Wait a minute. What am I doing? I'm looking at my watch? I'm pulling a TV Guide out from my back pocket? I'm looking at the listings? I'm telling Michelle I can't stay 'cause I have to be home in time for "Baywatch"? What the hell are you thinking? Stupid idiot! Oh, push the button, Frank.