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Mystery Science Theater 3000: Movie Plot: Manos, The Hands of Fate A family on a l-o-n-g car trip end up lost and at the house of the evil "master". Also riffed was the short: Hired! (part 2), a training film for Chevy salesmen.Intro: Joel installs a program in the 'bots so that they think he is a genius. However, he gets bored with it and decides to remove it. Segment One: The bots return to normal. Joel invents a machine to make unfunny comic strips funny by combining them. In Deep 13, The Mads invent a guillotine for chocolate bunnies. Segment Two: The crew go on a fake car trip, using the scenic footage from the film, when redneck cop Gypsy pulls them over, they end up breaking down in tears about how bad the movie is. Frank calls to apologize for the movie. Segment Three: The crew discusses what makes a monster so monstrous and debate whether Torgo is a monster or not. Segment Four: Joel dresses up as 'The Master' with Crow as a tagalong Hellbeast. Tom says he looks like Maude with a Hellbeast. Dr. Forrester calls to apologize for the movie. Segment Five: Crow and Servo wrestle like the brides of Manos in the movie, supposedly for Joel. In Deep 13, the Mads' pizza is delivered by Torgo. It takes a long time to get there.Stinger: Girl in car says, "Why don't you guys leave us alone?"

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