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The crew watches slime monsters invade Los Angeles while putting Commando Cody on trial for 'crimes against reality' after watching the sixth installment of the short.

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    • (as everyone walks down a hill) Crow: Um, what's the professor carrying? Joel: Uh, the movie? Servo A grudge, maybe. Crow: The weight of the world.

    • Tom: Now, if we expect to get out of here in one piece, it's going to take all the nerve we've got and then some. Joel: We better order out for more nerve.

    • Cody: Phone the police and tell them to block the highway on the other side of the mountain. Joan: Right. (dials the phone) Crow: Hello, police? Block the mountain on the other side of the highway--uh...um...

    • (describing music in the short) Servo: It is sort of hypnotic, isn't it? Crow: Hip? Not. Ick!

    • (seeing a fat man) Tom: It's Roger Ebert! Crow: Look, Gene, I thought it was shoddy and manipulative. A shameless tear-jerker. I give it a thumbs down. Joel: I liked it, Roger. I thought that dancing was uplifting.

    • (as people run down a hallway) Joel: (speaking as the film's director)) 'Okay, everybody stop. Look scared. Move on, thank you. Everybody. Stop, good.'

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