The Final Sacrifice
- Episode aired Jul 25, 1998
- Unrated
- 1h 32m
IMDb RATING
8.9/10
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It's "Canada Bashing Day" on the SOL in every respect between progressive world domination and bizarre looting.It's "Canada Bashing Day" on the SOL in every respect between progressive world domination and bizarre looting.It's "Canada Bashing Day" on the SOL in every respect between progressive world domination and bizarre looting.
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- TriviaThis episode is not available on any of MST3K streaming sources as they no longer have rights to it.
- GoofsAs Rowsdower is being chased by a cult member in a pickup truck, Crow remarks, "Oh no! He's got a Chevy! They're so dependable!" In fact the truck has a GMC badge prominently visible on its grille.
- ConnectionsFeatured in Familiar Faces: Familiar Faces #14: Wheels and Roadie (2010)
- SoundtracksI Wish I Was Back in Old Canada
Written by Bill Corbett & Michael J. Nelson
Performed by Michael J. Nelson, Bill Corbett and Kevin Murphy
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Sacrifice of Your Time
This episode is one of my honorable mentions, this is some pitiful attempt at making a fantasy film which is rather absent from this film much like its budget, let alone the story makes little sense. In a way the film is true to its title because that's exactly what it does with your time.
But this episode is really funny, really like how the MST crew are making some jokes about Canada but mainly the name of one of the main protagonists which I'll admit has to be the oddest name I've ever heard that last name that sounds like someone just crunched a bunch of random words together. There are a lot of memorable riffs here, though two favorite moments are a scene where the protagonist Zap is being chased on a steep hill by the hooded cultists and the MST crew, they all huff and puff, I'll admit hearing that makes me tired. But another is Crow trying to pitch the film as a TV series to Mike which cracks me up, I could think of better films to make into a TV series.
However, the highlight of the episode was hearing the MST crew sing "The Canada Song" it is just fraking hilarious this is one of my favorite songs from the crew and it's up there in my book with the "Blame Canada" song from "South Park". It was also hilarious seeing Tom in a Mounty outfit and get really carried away with the song.
Rating: 4 stars
But this episode is really funny, really like how the MST crew are making some jokes about Canada but mainly the name of one of the main protagonists which I'll admit has to be the oddest name I've ever heard that last name that sounds like someone just crunched a bunch of random words together. There are a lot of memorable riffs here, though two favorite moments are a scene where the protagonist Zap is being chased on a steep hill by the hooded cultists and the MST crew, they all huff and puff, I'll admit hearing that makes me tired. But another is Crow trying to pitch the film as a TV series to Mike which cracks me up, I could think of better films to make into a TV series.
However, the highlight of the episode was hearing the MST crew sing "The Canada Song" it is just fraking hilarious this is one of my favorite songs from the crew and it's up there in my book with the "Blame Canada" song from "South Park". It was also hilarious seeing Tom in a Mounty outfit and get really carried away with the song.
Rating: 4 stars
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