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Weekend Discussion Thread: Pair Up Characters from Different MSTed Movies

Alert regular “S.” (who posts as “MSTie” in the comments) asks:

If you could pair up any two characters from two different MSTed movies, who would they be and why? Wouldn’t have to be limited to boy-girl romantic couples but that would be my first thought. I would pair up Paula from “The Violent Years” and Jimmy from “I Accuse My Parents.” These two delinquents could whine endlessly to each other about how they have too much money & privilege and that their parents ignore them, naturally leading to a life of crime.

I think Eegah and the She Creature might get along pretty well…shtemlo!

What’s your pick?

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Weekend Discussion Thread: Great Scenery-Chewers in MSTed Movies

Alert reader Mike asserts:

In discussing this week’s episode, The Beatniks, many have referenced Peter Breck’s exciting portrayal of Moon. In stark contrast to the dull, lifeless work of much of the rest of the cast, Breck virtually explodes in fits of acute over-acting (sometimes referred to as Shatnering). As MST3k fans, we have all been exposed to some truly classic moments of extreme scene-chewing. My personal favorite example would be the death of Kurt, the gnarly-handed assistant from the Brain that Wouldn’t Die. You?

Well, I have to go with John “Mikey” Humphries in “Teenage Strangler.”

Your pick?