Kako: (to Maria) Be careful. Tom: Yeah, semper fi, Marine!
Crow: (as Bobby approaches Sticks) I'd like a drug, please?
Tom: (as Trish runs up the hill) Cheryl Ladd is woefully miscast in The Wilma Rudolph Story.
Tom: (as Sticks calls Farrell) Willie Aames in The Vince Van Patten Story.
Crow: It's the 'T & A Team'!
Tom: (as the van approaches the camp) Hockey moms to the rescue!
Mike: I have a feeling Johnny Wadd is going to be in this.
Crow: (after Michelle's song) We've never seen such great disco!
Mike: I buffed my love once, I never shined it.
Mike: In the 70's you could take an abstract concept like shining your love and just go with it.
Mike: The mean streets of Ojai.
April: I'm a school teacher. Mike: I carry a badge.
Crow: This movie is a shrine for seventh-grade boys!
Mike: (describing Michelle) It's Miles O'Keefe with breasts!
Crow: You know what? I'm just giving in, and looking at the breasts.
Mike: Kelly LeBrock's Heroes.
Tom: (as the girls think Michelle gets killed) When bad things happen to hot people.
Tom: It's gorgeous out there... a little too gorgeous.
Tom: Arthur Godfrey, will you shine your love?
Tom: (as all the girls agree) It's anonymous!
Crow: (as one of the girls climbs a ladder) Hey, you're giving away the plot!
Tom: (describing the men at the compound) These survivalists couldn't survive a grape embargo.
Crow: This was Jim Backus' first film after he died.
April: Women can make a difference. Crow: Ah, the director wrote that so he could get laid.
Crow: Fame equals trustworthy.
Crow: I'll bet the phrase 'Where's my cocaine?' was heard a lot on this film.
(as Kako uses the sword on Sticks) Mike: It's a wanton, unauthorized bris! Tom: They're revoking his member-ship!
Sticks: Hey, where did you get this machine? Crow: Hey, Cheech, man!
Tom: Mrs. Paul and Long John Silver in a battle to the death.
Crow: (as boats appear offshore) It's the Mariel Hemingway boatlift.
Tom: (as two of the girls lick one man's ears) This is your brain on sex. Any questions?
Crow: What kind of lure do you use to catch cocaine? A spoon?
Mike: (describing the fight scene) This is more Jackie O than Jackie Chan.
Dr. Forrester: Jack Palance, who in lieu of pay, actually worked for scotch.
Crow: I still like this better than City Slickers 2.
Mike: They're attacking a Klingon language camp!
Mike: (as April floats in the pool) It's a wet teacher contest.
Tom: (as Burke falls in the pool) You want to skim the Peter Lawford off your pool.
Crow: All breasts, whether actual or created, are based on authenicated fact.
Producer/director/co-writer Greydon Clark also directed Final Justice and played the sheriff in the first scene.
Neville Brand was listed in the credits, but was not seen in the MST'ed version.
Final rerun on Comedy Central, airing December 30, 1996.
This episode is available on VHS and DVD from Rhino Home Video.
Fox Force Five As the girls pose, a quick reference is made to Fox Force Five. In the 1994 film Pulp Fiction, Mia describes a show pilot she starred in called Fox Force Five. It was similar to Charlie's Angels with sexy young women fighting crime, like the team in Angels Revenge, Fox Force Five had token minority Asian and African American women.
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