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Yet of Great Danger suggests we discuss…
MST3K episodes that you didn’t like the first time you saw them but which were better and funnier after subsequent viewings. For me, it was “The Skydivers,” thought it was boring as heck and not funny the first time. I think the comments from others at […] Movie: (1964) A group of scientists create a portal that takes them to a barren, mutant-inhabited Earth. Opening: J&tB are playing a game of “Never Did I Ever” Invention exchange: Crow has Dr. Crow’s Old Edible Silica Packets; The Mads have the Afterlife Alert Segment 1: Gypsy leads a time portal safety […] Alert reader Perry writes:
To which MST3K episode does the riffing make the most difference? Not necessarily the best episode, but the one where the whole movie experience is most improved by being MST’ed. Host segments and in-theater count. For me it’s “The Starfighters”. I can enjoy “The Touch of Satan” by itself, […] Download it here. Movie: (1987) A young boy, alerted by Bigfoot that his forest ranger father is in peril, travels to the woods to save him. Opening: Gypsy is working on some overhead wiring and is dropping objects on J&tB. Crow tries to catch one and fails. Invention exchange: Jonah uses a theramin for Thanksgiving […] |
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