270: Love Blooms Naturally on a Vespa

The Incomparable Mothership

Jason Snell

Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure

4.8 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 31 October 2015

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

On Halloween, our Rocket Surgery series takes us to the swinging ’60s and the height of NASA space exploration at Kennedy Space Center! In this corner, a robot astronaut named Frank! In that corner, a horde of invading aliens and their terrifying monster! In between, a bunch of stock footage, a very ’60s soundtrack, a bunch more stock footage, scientists riding scooters, the least sexy beach bikini scene ever, some military stock footage, and a party where everyone is wiggling their butts until the guy on the diving board is lasered to death. And did we mention the stock footage?

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0:00.0	General, we've checked everything out. I'm absolutely confident that nothing can go wrong.
0:04.4	It's not brain science. It's rocket surgery. This is Frankenstein meets the Space Monster.
0:12.2	The incomparable number 270, October 2015. Certified 100% Frankenstein free.
0:23.0	Hey.
0:23.9	Hello, everybody.
0:24.9	This is Jason Stellan.
0:26.3	We're back with the incomparable rocket surgery where we watch a bad movie from a decade.
0:30.8	We've regressed to the 60s now.
0:33.5	Although when you think about it, every movie is from a decade, but we've been picking
0:36.8	different decades.
0:37.6	That's how this works.
0:39.4	And joining me to watch this movie were David Lour, hello.
0:43.8	Hello there.
0:44.9	Glenn Fleischman, hi.
0:46.7	What?
0:47.4	Oh, yes.
0:47.9	Hello.
0:48.3	Monty Ashley.
0:49.6	Hi there.
0:50.3	Hello.
0:51.3	And Steve Lutz.
0:52.6	Hi, Jason.
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