Svengoolie Season 11 Episode 21 Forbidden Planet

"Forbidden Planet" is the 21st episode of the 11th season of Svengoolie, a horror movie television show hosted by Rich Koz. The episode features the classic 1956 science fiction film directed by Fred M. Wilcox.

The plot of the movie revolves around a crew of United Planets Cruiser C-57D, who arrive on the planet Altair IV to investigate the disappearance of a former colonization mission from 20 years prior. The only survivors of the original mission are Dr. Morbius (played by Walter Pidgeon), his daughter Altaira (played by Anne Francis), and Robby the Robot (played by himself). Dr. Morbius is initially hospitable to the crew of the C-57D until he becomes increasingly hostile and secretive about his knowledge of the planet and its secrets. The crew soon learns that an ancient and advanced civilization once lived on the planet, but their downfall came from their ability to create a machine that could fulfill their every desire, called the "Krell machine." Dr. Morbius has revived the Krell machine and its power has begun to consume him, leading to perilous consequences for the crew.

As always, Svengoolie brings his trademark humor, wit, and movie trivia to the presentation of "Forbidden Planet." He introduces the film in his signature style, dressed in his black cape and sporting his bushy eyebrows, and provides commentary throughout the movie to entertain and educate viewers. He points out various humorous and interesting aspects of the film, including the impressive special effects and the futuristic technology imagined by the filmmakers in the 1950s. Svengoolie also inserts humorous skits and sound effects during commercial breaks, making the show not only entertaining but also interactive.

Viewers of Svengoolie can expect a thrilling sci-fi adventure with "Forbidden Planet." The movie is regarded as a classic in both the sci-fi and horror genres and features iconic performances by its cast, especially Anne Francis as Altaira and Leslie Nielsen as Commander Adams. The film's themes of technological advancement and the danger of human ambition have resonated with audiences for decades and have influenced countless works of science fiction since its release.

Overall, "Forbidden Planet" is a must-see for fans of classic sci-fi and horror movies. Svengoolie's presentation of the film brings an added layer of entertainment with his humorous commentary and skits. Viewers can sit back, relax, and enjoy this timeless tale of humanity's folly in its pursuit of knowledge and power.