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Quotes of Jr. and the Impossibles& Movie: "Frankenstein

  • Zargon:
    What foul luck. The controls are jammed and I'm stuck to this magnetic shield.

  • Zargon:
    Curses. I've been double-crossed by my own devilish magnetic device.

  • Frankenstein Jr.:
    I'm ready, Buzz. When do we strike?



    BuzzConroy:
    Immediately, if not sooner.

  • [The alien spaceship has landed in the Lincoln Memorial]



    BuzzConroy:
    Those flying fiends have landed right in the lap of Abraham Lincoln.



    Frankenstein Jr.:
    Wow. What a place for an enemy of the world to wind up.

  • Colonel:
    Thunderation, men. We've been invaded by some Unidentified Fiendish Object.

  • Frankenstein Jr.:
    Now let's see how destructive you are without your war weapons.

  • BuzzConroy:
    Frankenstein Jr., from now on the destiny of the whole world is in your hands.

  • Colonel:
    Quickly, before it's too late. Press the Superhero button.

  • BuzzConroy:
    Uh-oh. Something's wrong at the Capitol. Suffering security, there's trouble afoot.

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