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Movie Summary  Short: Uncle Jim's Dairy Farm:  A story about the summer George and Betty spent on Uncle Jim's farm, where everything is very white and very dairy.  Movie: Bloodlust:  In this ersatz The Most Dangerous Game, two couples on a boating holiday end up on a lovely island. While preparing for a clambake, they are captured by the island's owner, a big-game hunter with a passion for hunting—anything! After taxidermy-ing all his victims, he puts them in an exhibit in his secret anteroom. When the foursome learns of his hobby, they try to escape and he hunts them down amid the fake foliage of the island. The tables are turned when an enraged lackey left for dead seeks him out, and the hunter becomes the hunted. — Mary Jo Pehl Host Segments  Prologue:  Servo psychoanalyzes Crow, asking him if he saw Cliffhanger or what kind of fishing lure he uses for early spring.  Segment 1:  Dr. Forrester is a nervous wreck preparing for the arrival of his mother, Mother Forrester. On the Satellite of Love, Mike and the 'Bots read accolades prepared by Dr. Forrester about himself to Mother Forrester. Frank and Mother Forrester hit it off.  Segment 2:  Crow has a roadside vegetable stand and Mike must go practice being Kenny G.  Segment 3:  The gang has a hoedown; Crow does the square dance calling, and Servo wears a darling dress.  Segment 4:  Mike and the 'Bots stage a murder mystery party and Crow confesses within two seconds.  Segment 5:  Servo and Crow are convinced Mike is hunting them down, but they are able to capture him in their net. In Deep 13, Frank and Mother Forrester go out and paint the town, leaving Dr. F behind.  Stinger:  Bull's-eye! Reflections Servo's head falls off again in Segment Three. When we writers began working on this film, we vowed we would allow ourselves only one Brady Bunch reference for Robert Reed. You might have noticed that Servo gets dressed up in drag a lot. There's a very good reason for this, really. See, he's sort of, well, hippy, and full in the chest. Rubenesque. So skirts and dresses just fit him, well, better than Crow, who's built like Linda Evangelista, and everybody knows that clothes don't look as good on supermodels as they do on Rubenesque types, right? — Mary Jo Pehl