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Movie Plot: Catalina Caper A group of teenagers on vacation stumble upon a bizarre mystery. Intro: The 'bots say their prayers. Segment One: Joel insists the 'bots pray for the Mads. Joel invents the "Tickle Bazooka", which fires out feathers. The Mads invent "Tank Tops" armored beachwear. Segment Two: Joel tries to explain the sixties, but it deteriorates into a rant about his childhood. Segment Three: Tom sings the Creepy Girl Song, his tribute to Katrina. Segment Four: Frank throws a Tupperware party. Dr. Forrester watches, which unnerves Frank. Segment Five: Using charts, the Crew tries to explain the movie. Joel winds up whacking the 'bots with it. Tom launches into the Creepy Girl Song again. In Deep 13, Frank has a patch over one eye. Stinger: None.moreless
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    "Catalina Caper" finds the crew venturing out of sci-fi territory and tackling a beach blanket bonanza. Starring Disney product Tommy Kirk, this "caper" is pretty incoherent, and includes a goofball-fueled musical number by Little Richard. There's a missing scroll, some oily and goofy sidekicks, and a bevy of beauties. Tom even sings about his undying love for one of them in the dead-on doo-wop parody, "Creepy Girl."

    We also get the iconic opening credits image of the Mads in their "Tank Tops." It's second season, though, so the riffs aren't as fast and furious as they'll become, and despite the good job that the crew does with "Catalina Caper," I feel like there was still some room to rag on the movie. But it's still a good episode nonetheless.moreless
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