This episode has one the most impressive examples of continuity I've ever seen. At the beginnig of the episode, they talk about how Forrester and Erhardt have moved from their lab at Gizmonics down to Deep 13. This was the first nationally televised episode of MST3K, and even though they had fans in Minnesota, it's likely that the vast majority of viewers had never seen or heard of the show before. Nevertheless, they explain a change of setting for the relatively few people watching the Comedy Channel who had seen the show on KTMA. Now that's continuity!

"Eye" really enjoyed this one. The set of SOL looks so raw and new. Bad acting, bad monsters,
and bad eyesight led to one terrible movie. I think the director was lacking in vision.

Watch the scene where the guy steps outsdie and gets noosed by an eyeball. We do have fun!!

Professor: “The search parties go out, and always they find nothing. Now why is that?”
Tom: “They’re not good search parties?”

Professor: “Here’s a map of the area.”
Joel: “Admittedly it’s not a very good map.”

Alan: “There’s too many things missing.”
Crow: “Like a plot.”

Alan: “These blankets: frozen stiff.”
Joel: “He must have slept with his hand in lukewarm water.”

(The eye looks at a rubber ball)
“He thinks that ball’s one of his pupils.”

“He’s washed his Hans of that!”

“Get me six bags of onions and a giant eye chart!”

“Was there a sequel to this movie?”
“Yes – the Eye-ger Sanction!”
“It starred Burl Eye-ves.”

“I don’t get this. What’s a giant eye gonna do to you anyway – like, pick you up and wink you to death?”

“Mine eyes have seen the gory.”

(Checking on the unconscious girl)
Alan: “No change?”
Crow: “No change. Couple of bills, went through her purse, found my comb.”

“Joel’s getting really eye-rate!”

Alan: “Cigarette?”
Tom: “Yes, it is.”