MST3K 420: The Human Duplicators (FULL MOVIE)

[@FUBARguy107]

Cannabis farmer and enthusiast here. I approve of this episode.

[@MutantAndProud]

"...oh my god, you're huge" Somehow that's one of the best line deliveries I've heard from MST3K ever?!? 😂

[@mikejohnson3338]

Mutant, can I get a timestamp please 🙏

[@dannylgriffin]

"Everything you know is wrong." Nice Firesign Theater reference.

[@DevlinDomini]

“I could duplicate that. I could probably duplicate that mirror, but it’d be a lot cheaper just to buy one.” These three with their Richard Kiel impressions. 💛😂

[@xtripsx11]

MST3k is my security blanket.

[@kt9166]

More classic goodness from MST3K! Keep circulating the tapes!

[@DevlinDomini]

Human Duplicators : “It’s the blind leading the bland.”

[@freemanshackled]

Thank you for being a peaceful island. No politics. Just fun. Thank you so very much.

[@saltymcbutthurt-ym1ft]

1:18:44

[@AdamusPrime76]

MONDALE & FERRARO ‘84!!

[@AdamusPrime76]

@@saltymcbutthurt-ym1ftthat’s not political. It’s just facts.

[@swiggityswooty-qr2pp]

It's so good, you don't ask about any science or political facts, and you really just relax

[@Snoopmenuce]

I graduated high school with a high school diploma Time to celebrate watching mystery science theater 3000

[@alfje5492]

"Dr Heimlich the early years" really got me

[@jimsullivan2813]

The Character of Ward Cleaver, played by Hugh Beaumont, wasn’t just a fictional character on Leave It to Beaver but was, in fact, a cross-over character featured as an undercover operative working to monitor threats to the United States during the early Cold War. In fact, Ward’s true character and real name is Austin Welles, revealed more fully in The Human Duplicators. According to the lore, in the late 1940s, Welles was secretly recruited by a clandestine government agency to develop propaganda designed to promote traditional American family values as a countermeasure to growing communist sentiments. The Welles character, ever the contrarian, concocted a plan far more subtle than direct propaganda, creating an idyllic family, the Cleavers, who would subtly reinforce American ideals to thwart the growing Marxist threat. The Welles/Cleaver character was the "perfect" father: calm, stoic, and a symbol of American virtue. Behind the scenes, the Welles/Cleaver persona was molded by Welles' genius to be relatable yet unattainably flawless, subliminally encouraging families to model their lives after his example - a man that shoulders domestic responsibility, stability, and commitment. The connection between the TV series and movie is his career at the "plant," which turns out to be in fact, a secret government agency. His character was a counterweight to the lawless, communal-living, serial killer and father, Steve Douglas, played by Fred MacMurray, in the television series My Three Sons. Some believe the Welles character used coded messages in Leave It to Beaver episodes, hinting at deeper government intentions, carefully disguised within Ward/Austin’s famous life lessons. Fans have pointed out that these episodes often contain themes that subtly glorify authority and family life, and disparage the colors and tones of Marxist rebellion. Ward’s advice to his sons, Wally and Beaver, often has underlying tones about “staying in line” or respecting societal rules, perhaps part of Welles’ agenda to nudge viewers toward a vision of domestic loyalty to the United States, thereby rejecting the Marxist narrative. Okay, I made this up. None of it true.

[@CassiusZedaker-pr7kc]

Maybe you made it up, but I still believe it.

[@jordanbridges]

Jeez

[@johnpendarvis7885]

420...we get it.

[@Theo_Philus]

40:52. "Riffback" gets me every time. Pretty early for a Simpsons reference?

[@ArtCrowMST3K]

I really enjoy ehT numaH srotacilpuD!

[@Llama_lolz]

Joel has a level of stoner-ness that Mike could never replicate

[@campfiresedge9395]

Aka Mike ruined the show.

[@nonprofitgirl]

Yes but we love Mike! For sure Joel is/was quite stoned 😂

[@nonprofitgirl]

@@campfiresedge9395hardly

[@dannylgriffin]

Um, Joel sucked. Mike was the best. Joel was obsequious and not funny.

[@kitsunegiblaze8022]

​@@dannylgriffin-- Don't you dare besmirch the name of Joel Hodgson!

[@NigelLiottaMacDonald]

420 Smoke Weed Everyday

[@DumbDude3]

26:25 lol was not expecting that.

[@dave3657]

11:26 Yeah, my flatscreen broke and did this too. 😟

[@krystalfan]

attack of the Xmas ornament from the 60's

[@matthewclark5612]

one of my favorites

[@davekeller1052]

Hello to all of you human duplicators👋

[@campfiresedge9395]

Keep the Joel episodes coming!

[@jeremy____5747]

Next up: Thepumaman Duplicators

[@bobn2056]

William Conrad got away!

[@packersamurai]

The First Alert Fridge Alarm is AWESOME!

[@scottk3292]

11:30 isn't that the actor that was Jaws in Moonraker?

[@jordanbridges]

Mr. Hom

[@jordanbridges]

No

[@scottk3292]

Actually, I just looked it up and yes, it was Richard Kiel. Same guy.

[@nonprofitgirl]

Oh my god, it’s Bart Fargo! Say that five times fast. 😂

[@mikesilva3868]

😅😅😅hilarious classic

[@thomassnider6691]

Where can I buy a William Conrad Fridge Alarm? I realize he's been dead awhile now, but I hate to take any chances.

[@itowmyhome797]

One thing that would’ve made this watchable would be if Mike was the host

[@davidanderson3586]

Thing is if you look deeper, is`nt this showing future AI etc. Makes you think......

[@BasementPepperoni]

Jaws looks weird without the fake teeth and dressed as an alien

[@krashlyboo]

Uhhh, your Going into the Bathroom, hah haaa

[@nBasedAce]

I'm watching this with a bud, a really big one.

[@jasonjimerson7046]

Why was Hugh complaining on the Hex Cam? He was getting a pie... What more do you want?

[@NigelLiottaMacDonald]

🌫🌫🌫😶‍🌫️🌫🌫🌫

[@packersamurai]

RON CELLWALL RULES!!!

[@packersamurai]

SHOWER TO SHOWER EACH DAY TAKES RICHARD KIEL AWAY!!!