The crew did their version of the 'Master Ninja Theme Song' over the end credits.
In the second movie segment Crow's mask falls off. He responds with an "Ouch," however this wasn't planned.
Joel: (in song) Master Ninja theme song!!
Crow: (as Master Ninja) Osaka, hi! I haven't seen you since the first episo-, I mean, first part of the movie.
Crow: What happened to his bad back? Tom Servo: No, no, no, that was in the last episode- oh! I mean, last half of the movie.
Master Ninja: Once you start walking you won't be called a gimp any longer. Tom Servo: Well, you shouldn't be calling her a gimp now, dickweed.
(Master Ninja is on screen with a huge medallion) Tom Servo: (as Master Ninja) Hey, check out my AA medallion. Spent the morning twelve-stepping the van Patten kid.
(character prepares to run over Master Ninja) Crow: (as a racing announcer) Sho Kosugi pops the clutch and tells van Cleef to eat his dust!
Crow: This is somewhat similar to the first epis-... I mean, the first part of the movie.
Master Ninja: Pull over when you can. Max Keller: Pull over? Joel: I gotta go to the little ninja's room.
Max Keller: Here's a little warning! (Max throws a shuriken into a mirror, shattering it) Joel: Uh oh, seven years bad acting.
Max Keller: I'm looking for a girl. Joel: (as Kelly) New or used?
Guy in club: There's a little trouble in front. Crow: In Big China.
Jill: Don't you just hate dealing with it? An ex-hoofer with two daughters. Tom Servo: Hooker?
(Demi Moore's character flies away in a plane) Crow: (as Max Keller) Say "hi" to the Brat Pack!
(character sees Max Keller in security monitor) Joel: Master Ninja, I hate that show.
Master Ninja: Even Rocky had to take a couple of lessons before he went back in the ring with Clubber Lang. Tom Servo: Cl-Clubber Lang? These are fictional characters you're talkin' about! Max Keller: How do you know about Rocky? You've been out of the country for over thirty years! Master Ninja: I saw 'em on the airplane. Joel: Yeah, I tried to walk out.
Master Ninja: At the end of the war I found myself in Japan, a ticket home and nowhere to go. Crow: Why didn't you go home? Master Ninja: Something about the tranquility... Joel: The tranquility of post-war Japan?
(characters looking at Lee van Cleef) Holly: Who is he? Max Keller: Still need the answer to that one myself. Tom Servo: But he's "The Ugly." Joel: No, he's "The Bad."
(Master Ninja jump kicks rafters, bringing the roof down) Joel: (sarcastically) Oh, it started falling before he kicked it.
(Master Ninja kicks over an arcade machine) Joel: Tilt! Crow: Hey look, if you lost your quarter just fill out a form!
Guy at Bar: I've been hearin' about him down at the truck stop. Joel: It's a ninja truck stop.
(Lee van Cleef appears on screen) Crow: He looks about as much like a ninja as Irene Ryan.
Holly: Max, um, I believe you can order chilled champagne even after midnight, in case Dick Powell's company isn't enough. (bites lip) Max Keller: Won't be. Crow: ... What are they talking about?
Holly: (referring to Max's driving) Just don't stop! Joel: Oh, wowwww!
(guy throws shuriken/throwing star into Master Ninja's back) Crow: Oh, those IUDs are dangerous. Tom Servo: Boy, aren't they?
(Ninja swings Katana around like baseball bat) Tom Servo: Hey batter, hey batta batta, hey batta. Crow: Okay, uh, the couch'll be first base and invisible guy on third.
Max Keller: Halfway across the world was a man who was going to change my life, John Peter McAllister, the only occidental American to become- Crow: Ms. Japan.
Max Keller: (voice over) Hi, I'm Max Keller. (Seagull squawks) Joel: I'm a seagull.
Crow: (as John sneaks up on a ninja) Meanwhile, in the other incomprehensible plot...
Max: You always carry an arsenal with you everywhere you go? Crow: You always carry a hamster?
Joel: (as a ninja is thrown through a wall) Tonight on Bravo, Martha Graham's new dance company.
Joel: Master Ninja theme song!
One outtake appeared on the Poopie blooper reel: In the invention exchange segment, when Dr. Forrester is caught smothering Frank with a pillow, he starts to explain, but Frank starts laughing and breaks up the scene.
This episode is on Disc Two of the Mystery Science Theater 3000 XX DVD set. Included is an interview with Bill McKinney, who played Sherriff Kyle.
The numclucks from segment four, are from Joel's standup comedy act. In fact they were seen in the first MST3K episode, and actually seen in the KTMA credits when Joel sings "to make his robot friends".
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