MST3k - Space Mutiny Credits

Mike, Tom Servo and Crow suffer through my favorite episode only to turn on each other during the end credits.
Episode 0820: Space Mutiny

[@OldeSkool1]

"You know, it would continued to being the seventies if not for you!" I friggin' died at that.

[@bentramer682]

It's just like the stupid 80's they never ended either

[@lisvender]

I like that that was the line that sent Mike over the edge

[@ryanjacobson2508]

The seventies sucked big time, aside from the movies and some of the rock music.

[@JamaicanCastle]

"You hair-feathering freak" remains one of my favorite insults of all time.

[@AutieTeleDexBaBrBo]

Only Servo can make the lyrics of Don't pay the ferryman match the tune of maniac and this song.

[@Ambaryerno]

This is why the voices on the Netflix revival just didn't work. Murphy had an incredible talent for songs and music, not to mention how RIDICULOUSLY well-read and astute he is. The "new" cast not only had voices that all sounded the same (I couldn't tell who was who) but even the RIFFS were the same, and completely interchangeable.

[@biffyqueen]

My sister was a teenager in the 80s, I love to throw the "Precious 80s" line at her.

[@bentramer682]

My brother does the same thing despite us being the same age and me not having a weird 80's love

[@mst3KGf]

"You know, it is statistically proven that 78% of white guys can sing like this." "Really? Because no one else wants to." "You know, they really did have excellent clapping and loading." "This band will be appearing at the Bombay Bicycle Club later this weekend!" "Music rejected by the band Survivor!"

[@undoneonion90]

The first time I saw this episode with my parents, I lost it when they got into the fight.

[@AEM7andthomasfan]

It took me by complete surprise when I saw this episode for the first time.

[@guitarhero2211]

"SOMEDAY, LOVE WILL FIND YOU!!!!"

[@athodyd]

The bit where Tom and Crow unfairly roast Mike for everything bad about the Eighties is why I like the Mike episodes better than the Joel episodes. "You know it would've continued to be the Seventies if it wasn't for you!"

[@planguy9575]

Mike was the big brother that the bots could insult and joke around with.

[@BryonYoungblood]

Mike: Waitwait, wait you guys. This isn't us, man! Tom: Yes, it is, you hair-feathering freak! GET 'IM!!!

[@UncleFeztersFlowers]

Bob Johnson approves.

[@ewancreskeyallan1403]

(Oh wait.)

[@HeartFarts]

the sound mike makes at 1:24 had me in tears

[@alucard624]

I lost it as well at that part too. It was so random but yet so damn funny for some reason.

[@Doorhenge]

mimicking 80s melodramatic singing?

[@SuperCosmicMutantSquid]

🎵Neeeugh! NEEEUGH!🎵

[@RocketBillyRedRum]

"it's go time 80's man!"

[@NamelessFlux]

"I'm staying at my parent's until I find a job" ROFLMAO!!!

[@stevewadman4166]

I just love how they totally trash the 80s during the end credits

[@Forummaster2]

Everybody! SOMEDAY LOVE WILL FIND YOU!!!

[@Thrifty032781]

The sequel hook at the end of this movie is so stupid. Calgon's entire strength was leading a covert band of mutineers from his position of power. He lost that all even if he didn't actually die.

[@va3svd]

You’re seriously trying to apply logic to the plot of this movie?

[@Thrifty032781]

@@va3svd Applying logic to places where it doesn't belong is one of my hobbies.

[@va3svd]

You must be a government auditor, then!

[@TheStapleGunKid]

To be honest, the end credit song was actually good. Too good in fact. What I find amusing about it is how serious and intense it is for a movie this goofy and awful. That matches the tone of the film in general. The main reason it's so funny is because it takes itself way too seriously.

[@alexgomez6723]

That’s a common thing in Japanese works. A song seemingly unfitting for the material, yet, they find a way to make it fit.

[@Tareltonlives]

My favorite MST3k of all time

[@CraftyJennster]

Is it just me or does he sing "Don't pay the Ferryman" in many shows? I've heard it like 5 times.

[@mcj88]

I lost it at "Fuzzy Skinner."

[@liliannakifflin6343]

Dealing with my mother who's raving about the 1950s. Me: Seriously, mom you can't stop talking about it? You and your 50s. Friend: you're precious 50s. Me: it would have continued to be the 40s if not for you! Friend: yeah!

[@Khameleon808]

That emo whine mike did is what gets me everytime.

[@jessicajayes8326]

The song reminds me of Highway to the Danger Zone.

[@notundercovercop327]

"the film did have excellent Clapping and Loading" That line made me piss myself.

[@Eceoes]

LOL "Lobster man was played by Guy Pringle" I love how they just refereed to that dude as "lobster boy".

[@kellyweingart3692]

“Wouldn’t want to slam a stack of that guy”

[@Rebochan]

I dunno, I think my favorite is still Werewolf. Largely because of the Tusk parody.

[@Ambaryerno]

The irony of the jokes about the 80s is that MST3K DEBUTED in the 80s (KMTA in 87, I believe, with season one of the regular series in 89).

[@Lexman509]

'Me (Calgon) take me away.' Funny for us who remember the commercial. This was a funny episode. Some of us found it strange they never joked about the fact that they were using the effect shots of Battlestar Galatica. Nobody working on the show seems to know why. Strange.

[@MrSoopSA]

They claimed nobody recognized the footage, but I imagine it was that if it was brought up before airing they might have to pay royalties or get involved in some bizarre litigation for showing stolen footage.

[@Eyerleth]

I asked one of the writers (Mary Jo Pehl) about that. She said "it wasn't actually funny to mention it".

[@mattgoodwin953]

Best episode ever Prove me wrong

[@Tareltonlives]

I can't

[@mathompson53187]

IT'S GO TIME EIGHTIES MAN!

[@theoddronin1]

Is this a bad time to mention Reb Brown was once Captain America?

[@FlexoShootFlexo]

Both he and Cisse Cameron were also in separate episodes of Three's Company

[@andrewmihovich4252]

... _twice._

[@cartooncentral263]

Is Pearl happy now?! She made them beat up each other!

[@damnyoustamos]

"Music rejected by the band Survivor."

[@Spacecat2]

The choir sample from when Kalgan opens his eyes sounds familiar. Is that the Roland S-Series "Orchestra & Tympani 1" sample which was also used in "James Brown is Dead" by L.A. Style?

[@Usurper99]

Hey, I was the first-chair trombone player in the marching band!

[@ThomasRoiloup]

He knows enough!

[@MegaTaylor12345]

Mike: That tears it come here Crow: 80's jerk lmao

[@Eceoes]

I think the music at the end kicked ass.

[@psychokitty444]

I agree with whoever said the best parts of this film are the song and John Philip Law's eyebrows' amazing performance.

[@Nightweaver1]

I don't know why but this is strangely heartwarming.

[@BryonYoungblood]

"I'm sitting in somethjing wet!" "Me, take me away!" "We don't need more Kalgan!" If you guys wanna find the song, it's called Edge of a Dream by Steve McClintock, and you can find a video for it here someone did. Bryon

[@mst3KGf]

Oh, no doubt. "Final Justice" made me laugh my ass off. Another favorite is "Alien for L.A.," where Mike and Crow get into a fight accusing each other of being into chick flicks.

[@Ambaryerno]

That was based on a real incident in the writer's room. I think it was Mike and Frank got into it trading barbs about chick flicks one day, and it made it into the episode.

[@themothman7241]

Everybody, some day love will find you

[@BryonYoungblood]

Some day, LOVE will find you!! XD I wear my sunglasses at night so I can so I can... Bryon

[@undoneonion90]

As bad as the '80s were, I actually find it rather charming. For one, I was born in 1988. For another, we had things like synth music, the Nintendo Entertainment System, Transformers, Inspector Gadget, Garfield & Friends, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, DuckTales, ThunderCats, and G.I. Joe. Of course, it's probably just their frustration over this smelly movie and their way of venting it out on Mike.

[@jacobfelger5684]

Definitely their frustration. The 80s were a pretty endearing decade, though I will admit, there probably is better decades out there.

[@michaelseidenzahl1136]

Robert Jindra as a guy also born in 88 i agree. Lets just say the early 90s helped.

[@andrewfusco8580]

Heh, 3rd 1988 baby here. And in the spirit of the decade (aka Hobgoblins) "It's the 80s, do a lotta coke and vote for Ronald Reagan!"

[@maniacaldude]

The 80s weren't a bad decade. Sure, there were flaws, but overall, it seemed like a fairly good period.

[@Mogget01]

Kevin Murphy nails it out of the park here. He even has the other guys laughing.

[@giuseppi77]

I would’ve loved to see Mike’s face building up to the brawl

[@maniacaldude]

That "Edge Of A Dream" song deserved better than this lame movie. Still a lot of good riffs to come from these credits, though, and I love that shocking swerve where Tom Servo and Crow turn on Mike and accuse him of being responsible for this movie's very existence before coming up with a long-winded scenario that has nothing to do with the movie in question at all, which results in a brief but funny fight before they come to their senses. Definitely in the Top 5 or 10 End Credits sequences (along with others like Werewolf and The Final Sacrifice). "So the best boy that they could come up with was FUZZY SKINNER?"

[@Ambaryerno]

Seriously, it's ACTUALLY a pretty good song. It reminds me of the story about the guy who did the theme to Blazing Saddles, and Mel Brooks felt bad that the guy sang his heart out on what was intended to be a silly farce. Do you think Steve McClintock went into the booth knowing the dumpster fire this movie was going to be?

[@AndyBrinkerhoff92]

I have to go with the bots here; I have my parents always bragging about the 80s and how fun they were...

[@lisvender]

Fuzzy Skinner is funny, yes, but I’d say Mace Bacon is pretty high up there too

[@erinbowling4434]

"Me too! I feel like that sometimes too!"

[@robbiereilly]

This is hilarious!

[@holographictacosalad]

*.....I'm sitting in something wet.*

[@lambda494]

Me too! I feel like that sometimes, too!

[@bentramer682]

I read that as he says it

[@IceHockeyJedi]

Mike's whimper at 1:25 is so funny! It sounds like something Trey Parker would do. Of course, that's no wonder, they are both funny-ass guys!

[@sil80d]

Me, take me away!

[@bentramer682]

We don't need more Calgon

[@dandvc]

How could a name like Billy Second come across the screen, and they not say anything?

[@MojitoMadness]

I wounder what Fuzzy Skinner is doing right now these days. We can only guess.

[@DrGregoryHouseIT]

Some day! LOVE will find you!

[@Blitz46002]

She's a Manic! Manic! Oh No Oh! Don't Pay Ferryman!

[@ciociekelly]

"night ranger"

[@InfernoBlazeFilms]

this is one my favortie episodes! like if you aggree!

[@ElvenRaptor]

As much as the flm sucks, the generic end credits music wasn't that bad. In fact, I would go as far as to say this end credits song deserved a better movie.

[@Aldaboy]

That song is the best part of the movie, even if it IS the only good part.

[@Mogget01]

Don’t blame the ferry man Don’t even fix the price

[@TheBatNick2024]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Nightweaver1]

@OzzyFan87 I'm more interested in Mace Bacon, he sounds delicious...

[@bentramer682]

I'm sitting in something wet

[@andrewmihovich4252]

This is a constructive way to think about somebody else's life.

[@giantrobots1122]

Pretty good song for such a crappy movie. Maybe the guy in charge of music should've made the movie instead, it couldn't be anywhere as bad as the real thing.