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In R.L. Stine's novelization, when Lone Starr, Barf, Princess Vespa, and Dot Matrix meet Yogurt [...]	D
George Lucas' Industrial Light & Magic constructed the puppet of the chestburster for this movi [...]	D
The call-sign for Lone Starr's (Bill Pullman's) Winnebago is Eagle 5. Pullman used the call-sig [...]	D
Princess Vespa's name is a joke in and of itself. Vespa is the Italian word for a wasp and is a [...]	D
The scene where Mega Maid sucks the atmosphere off the mountain on the planet Druidia is a paro [...]	D
When Yogurt is beckoning the gang over to the merchandising counter, he says "walk this way". T [...]	D
John Hurt played Jesus in Mel Brooks' History of the World: Part I (1981), and the two became f [...]	D
The table Princess Vespa is strapped to while being threatened with a nose job is a type of bed [...]	D
Dark Helmet's tie-in resembles a male's genitals.	D
The bumper sticker on the back of Lone Starr's Winnebago spaceship reads: I [heart] URANUS.	D
Steve Martin was the original choice for Colonel Sandurz.	D
Tim Russ played the Spaceball trooper in the "comb the desert" scene who says "We ain't found s [...]	D
Rick Lazzarini, the Creature FX Designer who made John Candy's animatronic ears, also played Pi [...]	D
In the DVD audio commentary, writer, producer, and director Mel Brooks speaks about the various [...]	D
The "floating" vehicle Dark Helmet rides in during the desert scene is a Volkswagen "Thing", an [...]	D
If you look closely, you will see that the coloring book for "Spaceballs: The Coloring Book" is [...]	D
This movie "predicted" Disney buying Lucasfilm Limited, the production company behind the Star [...]	D
George Lucas asked that Lone Star not dress like Han Solo, so instead, he dresses like Indiana [...]	D
Tesla Motors has used Spaceballs' starship speeds (Light Speed, Ridiculous Speed, Ludicrous Spe [...]	D
The desert sequence was filmed in Yuma, AZ.	D
Dark Helmet's actor Rick Moranis has the billed height of 5'6", which is one of the lampooned t [...]	D
The Yoda introduction spoofs both the Indiana Jones franchise as well as the original Wizard of [...]	D
When the "Dinks" (spoof of Jawas) find the heroes in the desert, Lone Star looks at them and as [...]	D
The alien that pops out of Sir John Hurt's chest and starts singing "Hello My Baby", and dancin [...]	D
John Candy previously appeared in The Blues Brothers with Carrie Fisher and Frank Oz, who appea [...]	D
George Lucas watched the film's rough cut with Mel Brooks and laughed along throughout. He and [...]	D
Pizza the Hut's strong man resembles AI character Max Headroom (1985).	D
Mel Brooks directed his first feature, The Producers (1967), because he didn't want anyone else [...]	D
The planet Druidia being surrounded by a planet-enclosing shield was re-used for Rogue One: A S [...]	D
The license plate on Princess Vespa's Mercedes reads "SPOILD ROTTN 1".	D
The Millennium Falcon from the Star Wars saga makes a cameo appearance in this movie. Take a cl [...]	D
"Mr. Rental", the instant-cassette machine on Spaceball One, features VHS tapes of VenerdÃ¬ 1 [...]	D
Lone Starr's name is a reference to Texas which is called "the Lone Star state". It's referred [...]	D
Along with Due palle in buca (1988), Beetlejuice - Spiritello porcello (1988), and Big (1988), [...]	D
The Ford Galaxy, mentioned by Lone Starr, is a reference to the Ford Galaxie, a well-known line [...]	D
Mega-Maid has one line in the novelization by R.L. Stine, Spaceballs: The Book: "I don't do win [...]	D
Writer, producer, and director Mel Brooks often pokes fun at Nazis in his movies. In this movie [...]	D
When Dark Helmet asks how many assholes they have on-board, only one person on the bridge doesn [...]	D
Mel Brooks says he wouldn't have played roles like Yogurt "if Gene Wilder hadn't abandoned me t [...]	D
Brenda Strong, who plays the nurse of the plastic surgeon also had a part in Starship Troopers [...]	D
Dick Van Patten had previously played the patriarch in Eight is Enough. In the pilot episode, o [...]	D
Rick Moranis suggested John Candy for the role of Barf.	D
The pinball machine visible behind John Hurt in the diner scene is Bally's "Night Rider" from 1 [...]	D
Mel Brooks' two parts are based on Yoda and Emperor Palpatine. This same year, Frank Oz directe [...]	D
In 2004, Mel Brooks announced that a sequel was in the works to coincide with Star Wars: Episod [...]	D
Bill Pullman appeared in Turista per caso (1988), directed by Star Wars co-writer Lawrence Kasd [...]	D
Barf's line "that's not just a space ship, it's a transformer" is a direct reference to a line [...]	D
Mel Brooks had to cast Michael Winslow as "he does all his own sound effects, and I saved over [...]	D
James Caan was the original choice to play Lone Starr. Unfortunately, he was struggling with ad [...]	D
The twins Charlene and Marlene are a nod to the Bettys. A set of twins on Quark (1977), a telev [...]	D
The Jawa-like creature's appearance is a nod to the the 1957 classic film "The Bridge on the Ri [...]	D
The box for Spaceballs: The Breakfast Cereal says it contains "100% sugar".	D
Mel Brooks asked if Daphne Zuniga wanted someone else to sing the bit where Vespa is in the cel [...]	D
In a 2013 television interview (shortly before receiving the AFI Lifetime Achievement Award), M [...]	D
Contrary to rumor, that is not an uncredited Michael York playing an ape. In a 2016 talk at the [...]	D
In the DVD audio commentary, writer, producer, and director Mel Brooks speaks about how difficu [...]	D
In Spaceballs: The Book, the novelization by R.L. Stine, there is a running gag in which every [...]	D
One of the Dinks was played by Tony Cox, who also played an Ewok in Star Wars: Episode VI - Ret [...]	D
A full face mask resembling a wrinkled bulldog was originally constructed for the character Bar [...]	D
In the scenes on the desert planet, musical references were made to Lawrence d'Arabia (1962) an [...]	D
Many of the cast and crew had heard that blue screen was bad for their eyes, so they wore sungl [...]	D
The castle on the planet Druidia is King Ludwig II's Neuschwanstein Castle in Bavaria. It has b [...]	D
Toward the end of the film, where Lone Starr tries to self-destruct the Mega Maid, the second g [...]	D
The Barf costume was operated by three people. John Candy operated Barf's tail using a hidden c [...]	D
Mel Brooks doesn't like to eat lunch with the actors as "they are animals, as you know," but he [...]	D
Pongo was the name of Brooks' first dog, inspired by One Hundred and One Dalmatians (1961). The [...]	D
Pay close attention to Pizza the Hutt's sidekick, Vinnie. You will notice that, as an excellent [...]	D
Jim J. Bullock played the narcoleptic Prince Valium. Valium is a trademark of the drug diazepam [...]	D
Dark Helmet is drinking from a Styrofoam cup as crew members would forget them around the set a [...]	D
Tom Berenger was considered for the role of Captain Lone Starr. He appeared with Daphne Zuniga [...]	D
As Yogurt disappears in his final scene aboard Lone Star's spaceship, he repeats the phrase "Wh [...]	D
This film features no character based on R2-D2. However, Kenny Baker did appear in The Elephant [...]	D
Mel Brooks' role of President Skroob spoofs the Emperor from Star Wars, but the transporter bea [...]	D
Mel Brooks: [phony sequel] Plug for the hypothetical sequel "Spaceballs 2: The Search for More [...]	D
Mel Brooks' La pazza storia del mondo (1981) ended with a joke suggesting the sequel will featu [...]	D
In one scene, Barf is seen eating Stovetop Stuffing out of a container while listening to the r [...]	D
Stars Mel Brooks, Ronny Graham and Dick Van Patten all served in the Army; Brooks and Graham du [...]	D
When President Skroob (Mel Brooks) meets Charlene and Marlene (Denise and Dian Gallup, the Gall [...]	D
Daphne Zuniga later appeared in the sequel La mosca 2 (1989), which Mel Brooks' production comp [...]	D
Both Sir John Hurt and Bill Pullman appeared in the Doctor Who franchise: Hurt in the main seri [...]	D
In the famous "longest starship in science fiction movies" scene, where Spaceball One is first [...]	D
Co-writer Ronny Graham plays the priest planning to perform Princess Vespa's (Daphne Zuniga) we [...]	D
John Hurt and Dom DeLuise who provided cameo appearances also appeared in theatrical animated f [...]	D
When preparing for Ludicrous Speed, Colonel Sandurz orders the three-ring Circus to be canceled [...]	D
Lone Starr (Bill Pullman) is a parody of Luke Skywalker (Mark Hamill) and Han Solo (Harrison Fo [...]	D
According to the article "Spaceballs: The Making" in "Spaceballs: the Official Poster Magazine" [...]	D
Writer, producer, and director Mel Brooks came up with the idea for this movie when he discover [...]	D
Lone Starr turned down the one million spacebucks reward for returning Vespa and instead wanted [...]	D
Mel Brooks praised his entire cast, but he's especially fond of Rick Moranis as the actor was i [...]	D
While combing the desert looking for signs of Lone Star and the Princess Dark Helmet changes to [...]	D
Lone Starr says he was born "somewhere in the Ford Galaxy". This is a double allusion to a mode [...]	D
The diner scene is included as one of the Parodies on The Alien Anthology Archives disc in the [...]	D
The escape pod launch sequence is an unused clip from Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977) [...]	D
"The Schwartz" is more than just a replacement (and nearly rhyming) name for The Force. Schwart [...]	D
The starship in the movie's beginning takes one minute and thirty-two seconds to cross the scre [...]	D
Mel Brooks refers to the film as a period picture as "it harkens back to an earlier fairy tale [...]	D
During the self destruct sequence, when the "cancel self destruct" door is opened, the "Authori [...]	D
Certain plot points anticipate similar plot points in subsequent Star Wars films. Spaceball Cit [...]	D
Dark Helmet calls Colonel Sandurz a "petty excuse for an officer". This is an allusion to the r [...]	D
The scene in which the Spaceballs threaten to give Princess Vespa back her old nose plays out a [...]	D
Six complete Dot Matrix suits were built for Lorene Yarnell Jansson to wear, and all of them we [...]	D
Richard Karron, who played Pizza the Hutt, suffered third-degree burns from the fake melting ch [...]	D
Mel Brooks: [music] The music for this movie was done by John Morris.	D
Mel Brooks' character, President Skroob, is a parody of Emperor Palpatine from the Star Wars se [...]	D
Spaceballs: The Book, the novelization by R.L. Stine, reveals that Princess Vespa's Mercedes is [...]	D
Bill Pullman would later appear in Scappatella con il morto (1990), which was directed by Mel B [...]	D
John Hurt previously cameoed in another Brooks comedy, La pazza storia del mondo (1981), in whi [...]	D
King Roland's castle is called "Castle Druidia", according to Spaceballs: The Book.	D
The voice of the self destruct countdown is that of Screenplay Supervisor Julie Pitkanen.	D
(At around thirteen minutes) Joan Rivers, as the voice of Dot Matrix, says her famous line, "Ca [...]	D
Sir John Hurt claimed that Mel Brooks talked him into self-parodying his role from Alien (1979) [...]	D
The scene in which Dark Helmet is playing with his dolls was not in the screenplay. Writer, pro [...]	D
The song Princess Vespa sings in her prison cell is "Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen", a spi [...]	D
During his scene, Michael Winslow did most of the sound effects. In the DVD audio commentary fo [...]	D
This parody has no equivalent characters to Luke Skywalker, Obiwan Kenobi, or R2D2. The charact [...]	D
Spaceballs merchandise shown in this movie includes: bed-sheet, flamethrower, lunchbox, cornfla [...]	D
When initiating the metamorphosis of Spaceball One into the giant maid, Dark Helmet leans towar [...]	D
When President Skroob meets Charlene and Marlene (the Gallup twins), he orders them to chew the [...]	D
Mel Brooks tried to get either Tom Cruise or Tom Hanks for the role of Captain Lone Starr.	D
"This concept was one of the truly inventive concepts," Mel Brooks said regarding the beat wher [...]	D
Dom DeLuise does a voice over in the film (namely, Pizza The Hut). He passed away on May 4 whic [...]	D
The name Dot Matrix was taken from a type of computer printer which was very popular with perso [...]	D
Around the time this film was greenlit and made, MGM was being run by Alan Ladd, Jr.. Laddie, a [...]	D
Colonel Harland Sanders was the founder of Kentucky Fried Chicken. In the film, Dark Helmet say [...]	D
Every time Dark Helmet has his face covered, his voice is lower and more basal, similar to Jame [...]	D
Spaceballs: The Book, the novelization by R.L. Stine, reveals the names of the Dinks to be: Rin [...]	D
In the novelization, the joke about the radar being jammed, and Lone Starr giving Dark Helmet t [...]	D
Flash Gordon, Star Wars and Star Trek are all winked at in the opening credits. The linear narr [...]	D
Dot Martix is a female Droid intended as a parody of the character C3PO in Star Wars. C3P0 inci [...]	D
The Spaceball whom Dark Helmet zaps in the groin with his Schwartz ring as discipline is called [...]	D
The original script was 247 pages, but "we hit paydirt around 140 pages." The first cut was rou [...]	D
"PLANET SPACEBALL SKROOB THE PEOPLE" .This appears on the Platinum Coin Disk Behind President S [...]	D
Dark Helmet's light saber is green while Lonestar's is yellow. In the "Star Wars" properties th [...]	D
When Lonestar attempts to incapacitate a guard while headed toward the self destruct room he at [...]	D
After King Roland gives the combination to the air shield of planet Druidia, and the light goes [...]	D
The filmmakers had to replace the original title of this movie, "Planet Moron", when they heard [...]	D
In the scene where Dark Helmet is dressed in safari clothes searching for Lone Starr and the ot [...]	D
Mel Brooks, Rudy De Luca, Dom DeLuise, and Tony Cox, all had parts in the cult classic Il silen [...]	D
(At 1hr 4mins.) Mel Brooks was ashamed of the Metamorphosis/Kafka joke. "The intellectuals hate [...]	D
This film features no Luke Skywalker character, instead combining some of his character with Lo [...]	D
According to writer, producer, and director Mel Brooks, this was one of the most expensive movi [...]	D
The song that the Dinks sing in the desert is the "Colonel Bogey March", which has been used in [...]	D
In Spaceballs: The Book, the novelization by R.L. Stine, Princess Vespa complains much more abo [...]	D
The third movie Rick Moranis and John Candy were in together after Little shop of Horrors and B [...]	D
Mel Brooks' love of writing far exceeds his fondness for directing. "Writing is, there is nothi [...]	D
The blasters used by the Spaceball stormtroopers are actually Calico M100 carbines with a scope [...]	D
In 2015, it was rumored Mel Brooks had expressed in making a long awaited sequel with Bill Pull [...]	D
Writer, producer, and director Mel Brooks based the many characteristics of Princess Vespa afte [...]	D
The scene where the Princess shoots at the troopers who shot her hair appears to be a nod to a [...]	D
Mel Brooks first saw Daphne Zuniga in Rob Reiner's The Sure Thing (1985), and when casting bega [...]	D
Daphne Zuniga previously appeared in Sacco a pelo a tre piazze (1985) for director Rob Reiner, [...]	D
The movie helped fulfill a longtime wish of Mel Brooks: in his high school yearbook, he said hi [...]	D
John Candy ad-libbed the line "Oh, that's gonna leave a mark" after standing up without undoing [...]	D
Costume designer Donfeld based the look of Barf on his own collie, Bosco, as well as the Coward [...]	D
President Skroob's name is an anagram of Mel Brooks, the man who plays him.	D
WILHELM SCREAM: When Barf holds up the curved tubes, deflecting the shots of four of the bad gu [...]	D
The opening set of a large, strangely put together spaceship could be a nod to the original sci [...]	D
Of all of the jokes in this movie, writer, producer, and director Mel Brooks says that the two [...]	D
At the end of the opening scroll of insight, it says "If you can read this, you don't need glas [...]	D
Interior studio filming took place on Stages 15, 27 and 30 at MGM's former studio lot in Culver [...]	D
Bill Pullman was cast because Anne Bancroft had seen him in the play Barabbas. He later got to [...]	D
Mel Brooks: [cast] Mel Brooks cast himself as President Skroob and Yogurt, and cast Dom DeLuise [...]	D
In Spaceballs: The Book, the novelization by R.L. Stine, there is an extra scene before Lone St [...]	D
According to Mel Brooks, George Lucas loved this movie, and wrote him a letter after its premie [...]	D
Ian Abercrombie was casted for the role of President Skroob, who is the parody of Emperor Sheev Palp [...]	D
Rick Moranis improvised the scene where Dark Helmet plays with the Spaceballs action figures. "It ge [...]	D

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[watching Spaceball One change into MegaMaid] B [...]	D
Colonel Sandurz: Are we being too literal? Dark [...]	D
Princess Vespa: Hey! I don't have to put up with [...]	D
John Hurt: [alien rips out of his stomach. He lo [...]	D
Dark Helmet: Now, commence Operation Vacu-Suck. [...]	D
Prison Guard: Hey! Those are the guys that stole [...]	D
Colonel Sandurz: [squeaks] Prepare ship... [tri [...]	D
[first lines] Radio Operator: Colonel Sandurz! [...]	D
Dark Helmet: So, Lone Starr, now you see that ev [...]	D
Dark Helmet: [capturing Vespa's ship] So, Prince [...]	D
Lone Starr: We gotta get moving before dawn. Ba [...]	D
Barf: (reacting to the guards being shot by Prin [...]	D
Dark Helmet: Before you die there is something y [...]	D
Dot Matrix: Hey wait, you forgot to get married! [...]	D
Trooper: [combing the desert with an large afro [...]	D
[after their Schwartz sabers get twisted] Dark [...]	D
Barf,Â Lone Starr: [after the chest-bursting a [...]	D
Dark Helmet: How can there be a cassette of "Spa [...]	D
President Skroob: Did it work? Where's the king? [...]	D
President Skroob: [They hear a blowing sound] He [...]	D
Princess Vespa: Ha, didn't even stay for the wed [...]	D
[after running the full length of Spaceball One [...]	D
Dot Matrix: [while running from blaster fire, a [...]	D
Lone Starr: Dim the lights. Barf: [dims the lig [...]	D
Dark Helmet: Prepare to attack. Colonel Sandurz [...]	D
President Skroob: As president of Planet Spaceba [...]	D
President Skroob: Why didn't somebody tell me my [...]	D
Barf: Chief... I can't... I can't go any further [...]	D
Dark Helmet: So, Lone Starr. Yogurt has taught y [...]	D
Dark Helmet: [after tearing the microphone out o [...]	D
Dot Matrix: Barf, how'd you do it?	D
Radar Technician: [Into raspy-sounding intercom] [...]	D
Snotty: [Flipping switches to beam President Skr [...]	D
President Skroob: [finding the Pizza Delivery Gu [...]	D
Lone Starr: Uh oh, here comes the Badyear blimp. [...]	D
Commanderette Zircon: [Skroob is going to the ba [...]	D
Lone Starr: Who hasn't heard of Yogurt! Princes [...]	D
Dark Helmet: [Helmet is going to enter an escape [...]	D
Princess Vespa: [the quartet enters Yogurt's lai [...]	D
TV Newsman: On a sadder note, Pizza the Hutt, fa [...]	D
Barf: It's not that we're afraid, far from it, i [...]	D
Dark Helmet: [breathes heavily, Darth Vader-styl [...]	D
Barf: Oh, you're right. And when you're right, y [...]	D
Ape #1: [as the Spaceballs and what is left of M [...]	D
Barf: Abandon ship! Abandon ship! Women and mogs [...]	D
Yogurt: [Makes an strange noise from his throat [...]	D
Lone Starr: [carrying Vespa's suitcase] What the [...]	D
Pizza the Hutt: Well, if it isn't Lone Starr. An [...]	D
Dark Helmet: [as the ship is going into ludicrou [...]	D
Colonel Sandurz: Prepare ship for light speed. [...]	D
Dark Helmet: [after finding that the 'Self Destr [...]	D
[nurse exits] Dark Helmet: I bet she gives grea [...]	D
Dark Helmet: Careful you idiot! I said across he [...]	D
Barf: I know we need the money, but... Lone Sta [...]	D
[after attempting to get out of a chair with his [...]	D
President Skroob: Why didn't anybody tell me my [...]	D
[Colonel Sandurz, Dark Helmet and the Video Oper [...]	D
Dark Helmet: [playing with his dolls, in Dark He [...]	D
Dark Helmet: I don't see them, Sandurz. Colonel [...]	D
Yogurt: And may the Schwartz be with youuuyoyoy [...]	D
Princess Vespa: I am Princess Vespa, daughter of [...]	D
Colonel Sandurz: Corporal, get me the video cass [...]	D
Self-Destruct Voice: This ship will self-destruc [...]	D
Dark Helmet: Hey, hey, hey! That's my escape pod [...]	D
Yogurt: Well, you opened your fortune cookie, so [...]	D
Self-Destruct Voice: [aboard Mega-Maid] Thank yo [...]	D
Minister: ...to join Princess Vespa and Prince V [...]	D
Minister: Do you? Lone Starr: Yes Minister: Do [...]	D
Lone Starr: I still don't understand how I'm goi [...]	D
Lone Starr: Helmet! So, at last we meet for the [...]	D
Snotty: [realizing that President Skroob's head [...]	D
Dot Matrix: Can we talk? OK, we all know Prince [...]	D
[Dark Helmet and Lone Starr are fighting. As the [...]	D
Dot Matrix: Hey, stop looking up my can. Barf: [...]	D
Dark Helmet: [to Col. Sandurz] Give me that, you [...]	D
Dark Helmet: Raspberry. There's only one man who [...]	D
Yogurt: Merchandising, merchandising, where the [...]	D
Colonel Sandurz: All personnel proceed to escape [...]	D
Prison Guard: Hey! You can't park here! Prison [...]	D
Dark Helmet: No, it's not what you think. It's m [...]	D
Self-Destruct Voice: Thank you for pressing the [...]	D
Minister: Excuse me! I'm trying to conduct a wed [...]	D
Dot Matrix: I was saying; Do you realize what yo [...]	D
King Roland: [requesting Lone Starr's help to re [...]	D
Dark Helmet: You have the ring, and I see your S [...]	D
[Lord Helmet is playing with his dolls in his qu [...]	D
Lone Starr: But, Yogurt, what is this place? Wha [...]	D
Lone Starr: [sees Barf carrying a lot of luggage [...]	D
Dark Helmet: [Dr. Schlotkin is caught making out [...]	D
Commanderette Zircon: Snotty - beam him down. S [...]	D
Yogurt: Use the Schwartz, Lone Starr! Use the Sc [...]	D
Megamaid Guard: What the hell are you doing? Lo [...]	D
Barf: [watching the "Alien" chestburster re-enac [...]	D
Colonel Sandurz: Try here. Stop. Dark Helmet: W [...]	D
Commanderette Zircon: President Skroob! Salute! [...]	D
[as Lone Starr dodges laser blasts from Dark Hel [...]	D
Lone Starr: Called me an idiot! I'm going back t [...]	D
Barf: [Steps out of motorhome and flips off guar [...]	D
[when Lone Starr and Barf stops on the outer spa [...]	D
[first title cards] Title card/crawl: Once upon [...]	D
[Mega-Maid's computer counts down to self-destru [...]	D
President Skroob: [to Dark Helmet] Never have th [...]	D
Princess Vespa: [fleeing Spaceball City to the E [...]	D
[as they are trekking through the desert] Lone [...]	D
Alien puppet: [singing and dancing] Hello my bab [...]	D
President Skroob: Who are you? Bearded Lady: I' [...]	D
Barf: I'm a mog: half man, half dog. I'm my own [...]	D
Princess Vespa: [looking up at the night sky] Wh [...]	D
Dot Matrix: [Mega Maid is sucking the air away f [...]	D
Dark Helmet: Say goodbye to your two best friend [...]	D
Lone Starr: Well, what have we got here? Will yo [...]	D
King Roland: Helmet, you fiend! What's going on? [...]	D
Charlene,Â Marlene: Hello, President Skroob. [...]	D
Captain of the Guard: You idiots! These are not [...]	D
Minister: What's your name? Barf: Barf. Minist [...]	D
Dark Helmet: What's the matter, Colonel Sandurz? [...]	D
[after the self-destruction mechanism has been a [...]	D
[last lines] Dot Matrix: [seeing Lone Starr and [...]	D
Lone Starr: [entering a tunnel in Megamaid's ear [...]	D
King Roland: Are you all right, my dear? You loo [...]	D
TV Newsman: Coming up, Pongos review of Rocky Fi [...]	D
Princess Vespa: [singing in a very deep tone] No [...]	D
Princess Vespa: What's going on? Dot Matrix: It [...]	D
Dark Helmet: [looking at Mr. Coffee] What's the [...]	D
Dot Matrix: How far did he get? What did he touc [...]	D
President Skroob: [Upon discovering there is onl [...]	D
Lone Starr: A million? That's unfair. Pizza the [...]	D
Colonel Sandurz: [in reference to not wanting to [...]	D
[watching himself crash into the ship's console [...]	D
Prison Guard: Yeah, can't you read? No parking! [...]	D
[man who ate the Space Special is becoming viole [...]	D
Dark Helmet: Ah, planet Druidia. And under that [...]	D
Lone Starr: Now, hear this: the minute we get ou [...]	D
Minister: I'm gonna take no more chances but to [...]	D
Dark Helmet: [appearing in the room, lifting up [...]	D
Princess Vespa: Now listen you... Lone Starr: Y [...]	D
Barf: [Spaceball 1 roars by them, in a plaid col [...]	D
Colonel Sandurz: [after Helmet went flying and c [...]	D
Barf: The minute we move in they're gonna spot u [...]	D
Minister: Dearly beloved, we are gathered here t [...]	D
Waitress: [getting swatted by Barf's tail] Hey, [...]	D
Dark Helmet: Yogurt! Yogurt! I hate Yogurt! Even [...]	D
Barf: [after Spaceball 1 zooms past the Winnebag [...]	D
Yogurt: I am the keeper of a greater magic, a po [...]	D
[Princess Vespa has been given a gun] Princess [...]	D
King Roland: Oh, Vespa, my darling. I thought I' [...]	D
Lone Starr: Did I miss something? When did we ge [...]	D
Minister: Dearly beloved, we are gathered here t [...]	D
Lone Starr: I wonder, will we ever see each othe [...]	D
[King Roland has given in to Dark Helmet's threa [...]	D
Dark Helmet: WHAT? You went over my helmet?	D
Prison Guard: Hey, you can't park here!	D
Colonel Sandurz: Sir hadn't you better buckle up [...]	D
[upon going into "ludicrous speed"] Dark Helmet [...]	D
Commanderette Zircon: Shall I have Snotty beam y [...]	D
President Skroob: Ah, Planet Druidia, and ten th [...]	D
Dark Helmet: What did you do? Colonel Sandurz: [...]	D
Barf: I still can't believe you turned down the [...]	D
Lone Starr: Let's set a course for Druidia. Bar [...]	D
Princess Vespa: I really must go back. I shouldn [...]	D
Waitress: Hiya, big stuff. Hi, dream. What'll yo [...]	D
Princess Vespa: Who are you? Barf: Barf! Dot M [...]	D

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