I remember the satire with Gloria Steinem, with her saying "They carved men's faces on Mount Rushmore" and then with Gloria Steinem, Bella Abzug and Betty Friedan on Mount Rushmore in a hypothetical scenario.
I remember the Mrs. Charlie Chan character with Number One Daughter, I'm not lying about this, no offense, I don't mean to be rude, with the Number One Daughter saying "This is going to be a Lollapalooza of a case" and saying "Crimenelties" to her mom, and Mrs. Charlie Chan at a trial in which a woman who stabbed her husband being acquitted and Mrs. Charlie Chan says on the way home they stop off at the store "To pick up kitchen knife!"
I remember Ms. King Kong with the man as the human character and the man saying "For a female!" and getting bounced off of a high place.
I remember "The Force and I" with Kermit The Frog singing, "Darth Vader!"
I remember the STAR TREK satire with Spock crying.
I remember the BRECCH satire.
I remember the woman saying she loved the smell of burning leaves and saying she hated the smell of a cigar and the man saying, "I thought you said you loved the smell of burning leaves?"
I remember Famous Burps Through History with Henry VIII.
I remember the photo of Ed McMahon saying, ironically, "Gee, Johnny, I don't think that's very funny" though I thought the photo was of Frank Shuster.
I remember the photo of Gene Simmons saying, ironically, "If there's one thing we don't believe in, it's a gimmick!"
I remember the MAD computer program, in the issue of MAD with the cover where Alfred E. Neuman has his head in a computer and is tearing up the cover image. I think I had that issue at my computer class.
I remember the one with the satire of Jon Arbuckle being a fan of Garfield and saying "and so disgusting the way he pukes it onto the carpet!"
I remember the one about Whistler's Mother with the hidden portion of alcohol and some of that article with the hidden images in famous classical paintings.
I remember the one about watching them stupid fish swim back and forth.
I remember Li'l Abner being in a satire.
I remember the article with the upcoming sequels to STAR WARS, with Harry North art, with Luke Skywalker's real father being The Force.
I remember the Al Jaffee fold-in where it ends up "in the can", i.e., a toilet.
I remember the Al Jaffee fold-in of a garbage can.
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I read the joke about the THINK sign in DAVE BERG LOOKS AT THINGS when I was a kid, but I didn't know then that THINK appeared on the cover of the last issue of MAD Comics.
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