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MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000
\nTHE UNOFFICIAL EPISODE GUIDE<\/h2>\n
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SEASON ELEVEN: NETFLIX, 2017<\/h2>\n
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Episode guide: 1101- Reptilicus<\/a><\/h2>\n

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Movie:<\/strong> (1961) When Danish scientists discover a piece of an ancient dinosaur, they dig it up and inadvertantly bring it back to life.<\/p>\n

Opening: <\/strong> Jonah Heston, a space trucker\/rebellious Renaissance man, returning to Gizmonic Institute with a load of meteors, receives a phony distress call from Moon Base 13 on the dark side of the moon. Jettisoning his load, he lands and is immediately captured and brought to the underground lair of Kinga Forrester, daughter of Clayton Forrester, granddaughter of Pearl Forrester. With her is her chief henchman, who calls himself TV\u2019s Son of TV\u2019s Frank, but whom everyone just calls Max. Kinga announces that she is restarting her family\u2019s greatest experiment, Mystery Science Theater 3000
\nIntro:<\/strong> Jonah introduces Tom and Crow and demonstrates Gypsy\u2019s new voice and flying rig. Also Tom can FLYYYY \u2026 but only in theater. Crow wants an improvement. Kinga introduces herself, Max does as well, and then explains the premise. Jonah shows off his invention: a bubble fan. Kinga introduces the movie
\nSegment 1:<\/strong> Jonah & the bots sing \u201cEvery Country Has a Monster\u201d
\nSegment 2:<\/strong> Tom Servo clones himself
\nSegment 3:<\/strong> Jonah reads letters
\nClosing:<\/strong> Jonah creates a tiny Copenhagen for Gypsy to destroy; Kinga is not impressed
\nStinger:<\/strong> Petersen gets nutzoid
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\u2022 The new door sequence, as near as I can tell is:
\n6\u2014Laundry room
\n5\u2014Bathroom
\n4\u2014Kitchen
\n3\u2014 Bedroom
\n2\u2014Office?
\n1\u2014Workshop (aka \u201cthe fab lab\u201d)
\n\u2022 For the record, MSTies had to wait 6,424 days since the debut of episode 1003- MERLIN’S SHOP OF MYSTICAL WONDERS for the arrival of season 11.
\n\u2022 The new lyrics to the theme song (please correct if I have something wrong:
\nHar Mar Superstar: In the not-too-distant future, Next Sunday A.D.
\nThere was a guy named Jonah, Not too different from you or me
\nHe worked at Gizmonic Institute, Just another mug in a yellow jump suit
\nA distress call came in for him at half past noon
\nThat\u2019s when an evil woman trapped him on the dark side of the moon.
\n[Kinga] I\u2019ll send him cheesy movies, the worst I can find
\nHe\u2019ll have to sit and watch them all and I\u2019ll monitor his mind
\nNow keep in mind that Jonah can\u2019t control when the movies begin or end
\nSo he\u2019ll have to keep his sanity with the help of his robot friends
\nCambot, Gypsy, Tom Servo Crowwww
\n[Har Mar Superstar] If you\u2019re wondering how he eats and breathes and other science facts
\nJust repeat to yourself: \u201cIt\u2019s just a show, I should really just relax\u201d
\nfor Mystery Science Theater 3000.<\/p>\n

Other thoughts and observations<\/strong>
\n\u201cTurn down your lights (where applicable) returns. The previous episode to have was episode 402- THE GIANT GILA MONSTER, from June of 1992.
\n\u2022 That\u2019s Erin Gray and Will Wheaton as the Gizmocrats. A lot of people saw that opening and wondered if it was going to be a regular thing. It wasn\u2019t. Just a one-off. Thanks to Erin and Will for doing it.
\n\u2022 The little device that taps into Jonah\u2019s ship plays a little mechanical version of the theme song, and Jonah says it \u201csounds familiar.\u201d
\n\u2022 The little Gizmonic Institute flyover is very much in the style of the old miniature set pieces.
\n\u2022 The giant clown hammer, too, looks very familiar.
\n\u2022 When the doors slide open on Moon Base 13, it is the complete antithesis of the old Deep 13. Deep 13 was a lonely, quiet place with few inhabitants. Jonah walks in one what could be a rave: a full band in mid-song and plenty of henchman to send him on his way.
\n\u2022 It appears that the old Umbilicus has been re-attached to the SOL \u2014 interesting that something from post season 5 would appear. Somewhere Mike is smiling.
\n\u2022 Robot roll call is also quite different: No little sayings. Cambot is always shown on Jonah, Gypsy enters from the right, Tom enters from the left and Crow leaps up onto Jonah\u2019s back.
\n\u2022 Joel plays \u201cArdy,\u201d the \u201cmovie in the hole\u201d guy. The whole liquid video thing he controls is a bit baffling to me.
\n\u2022 The riffing begins slowly but eventually picks up steam.
\n\u2022 This movie was cut quite a bit\u2014in fact there were TWO songs, both of which were cut. This one<\/a> and this one<\/a>.
\n\u2022 The Carvel ice cream jokes seem overdone to me. There, I said it. I’d say it again if I had to.
\n\u2022 Callbacks: \u201cI\u2019m squishy\u201d (Young Man\u2019s Fancy), Killer Shrews were mentioned.
\n\u2022 At one point there’s a bit of a drum beat in theater when Jonah does a riff on “Monster Mash.” A bit of a departure\u2026
\n\u2022 The only Trump reference I caught: \u201cYooge! Yooge!\u201d
\n\u2022 I guess all the coverage of the relaunch led to the arrival of letters, even before the show had arrived on Netflix.
\n\u2022 Isn\u2019t it nice to have Rebecca (the new voice of Gypsy) there for harmonizing purposes?
\n\u2022 Fave riff: \u201cHow about Reportacus Shutupacus?\u201d Honorable mention: \u201cIt\u2019s just a sign that says \u2018Made you look\u2019!\u201d and \u201c\u2026not even attempting to get a job.\u201d<\/p>\n

Episode Guide: 1102- Cry Wilderness<\/a><\/h2>\n

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Movie:<\/strong> (1987) A young boy, alerted by Bigfoot that his forest ranger father is in peril, travels to the woods to save him.<\/p>\n

Opening:<\/strong> Gypsy is working on some overhead wiring and is dropping objects on J&tB. Crow tries to catch one and fails.
\nInvention exchange:<\/strong> Jonah uses a theramin for Thanksgiving music; the Mads have rotating Carvel Ice Cream characters.
\nSegment 1:<\/strong> The bots are laughing raccoons and Jonah is a laughing dad
\nSegment 2:<\/strong> Jonah explains how the movie got made
\nSegment 3:<\/strong> Brain Guy, Bobo and Pearl visit Kinga and Max
\nClosing:<\/strong> Crow & Tom, wearing a Red Hawk disguise, try to trick Max into giving them the keys to Jonah\u2019s ship.
\nStinger: <\/strong>Big game hunter guy chows down.
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\u2022 Jonah explains that he is required to act out the show open each time. I have to say I don\u2019t really get it, but then I don\u2019t really get the whole \u201cliquid video\u201d thing.
\n\u2022 This episode features the first appearance of Rebecca Hanson as Synthia, the clone of Pearl. She was a big hit during the 2017 live tour.
\n\u2022 Interesting riff: \u201cThis looks like a state park.\u201d In the ACEG, Mary Jo denigrated this very type of riff. Did Joel and the writing team know that?
\n\u2022 There is a long quiet space of no riffing during Red Hawk\u2019s monolog
\n\u2022 Increasingly obscure riff: \u201cI also have dental practice in Minnesota.\u201d
\n\u2022 Callbacks: \u201cRowsdower?\u201d (Final Sacrifice), a mention of an interociter (This Island Earth).
\n\u2022 This film shares a writer and several cast members with the 1977 Brigham Young biopic \u201cBrigham.\u201d
\n\u2022 The film was Jay Schlossberg-Cohen\u2019s only full feature. According to his website<\/a>, he once served as director of the Maryland Film Commission and now works as a fine artist.
\n\u2022 Puppeteer Grant Baciocco shared a story about a connection to Cry Wilderness on the MST3K Discussion Board:
\n\u201cWhen we were filming this, I instantly realized that the cinematographer listed in the credits lived upstairs from me in my first apartment. By chance, I saw him walking down the street a couple months ago and told him they\u2019d be riffing this film and he flipped out. He said, \u201cI didn\u2019t think anybody remembered that film.\u201d He said it was the first project he worked on in Hollywood and the whole crew thought that the director was going to be the next Spielberg \u2026 until they started filming.
\nGrant also revealed he was Kevin\u2019s virtual hands in the grooming of Patton.
\n\u2022 Fave riff: \u201cWikipedia, the print edition, at last.\u201d Honorable mention: \u201cLet\u2019s head out to supercuts, son. I\u2019m buyin.\u2019\u201d<\/p>\n

Episode Guide: 1103- The Time Travelers<\/a><\/h2>\n

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Movie:<\/strong> (1964) A group of scientists create a portal that takes them to a barren, mutant-inhabited Earth.<\/p>\n

Opening:<\/strong> J&tB are playing a game of “Never Did I Ever”
\nInvention exchange:<\/strong> Crow has Dr. Crow\u2019s Old Edible Silica Packets; The Mads have the Afterlife Alert
\nSegment 1:<\/strong> Gypsy leads a time portal safety drill
\nSegment 2:<\/strong> Jonah introduces some new robots. Crow and Tom hogpile them
\nSegment 3:<\/strong> Dr. Varno and Larry visit on Rocket Number 9
\nClosing:<\/strong> The bots are delighted to have time travel dopplegangers; Kinga is seeking anniversary dollars
\nStinger:<\/strong> Danny is diggin\u2019 it.
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\u2022 To me, it’s with this episode that everything seems to fall into place after a couple of episodes that were cute and clever and diverting but not really ha-ha funny. I laughed a lot during this one.
\n\u2022 Note that Max is wearing an amulet on a chain around his neck that looks like the one the little kid wore in the previous episode.
\n\u2022 This movie was made in an interesting era when the writers knew what lasers were, but the actors still didn\u2019t know how to pronounce them.
\n\u2022 Tom pushing the rocket up is probably the best use so far of his flying abilities
\n\u2022 Callbacks: mention of an interociter (\u201cThis Island Earth\u201d), \u201cIt stinks!\u201d (Pod People).
\n\u2022 With Joel in segment 3 is show writer Elliott Kalan. A very funny guy but, this was not his best performance. More wry than funny, though Joel’s takes to the camera almost save it.
\n\u2022 An interesting tidbit: director Ib Melchior (who co-wrote the movie in episode 1101- REPTILICUS) came up with a comic book series, \u201cSpace Family Robinson,\u201d which Melchior believed was the inspiration for \u201cLost in Space.\u201d Considering that Joel took his character\u2019s surname of Joel Robinson, it\u2019s reasonable to think Ib might have had an influence (consciously or unconsciously) on MST3K\u2019s first test subject\u2019s name.
\n\u2022 This movie was produced by Samuel Z Arkoff, whose other riffed films include \u201cI Was a Teenage Werewolf,\u201d \u201cThe Amazing Colossal Man,\u201d \u201cViking Women,\u201d \u201cWar of The Colossal Beast,\u201d \u201c She-Creature,\u201d \u201cTeenage Caveman,\u201d \u201cTerror from the Year 5000,\u201d \u201cIt Conquered the World\u201d and \u201cViking Women.\u201d
\n\u2022 Cast and crew roundup: Merry Anders was in \u201cWomen of the Prehistoric Planet.\u201d John Hoyt was in \u201cLost Continent.\u201d Forrest Ackerman also appeared in a \u201cFuture War.\u201d Steve Franken was in \u201cAvalanche.\u201d Makeup artist Marc Snegoff was also the makeup artist in \u201cAgent of H.A.R.M\u201d and \u201cCatalina Caper\u201d (which he also acted in). Script supervisor Hannah Sheel was also the script supervisor on \u201cThe Bat People.\u201d Reynold Brown did the poster art for \u201cThe Brain That Wouldn\u2019t Die,\u201d \u201cTeenage Cave Man,\u201d \u201cViking Women,\u201d \u201cI Was A Teenage Werewolf, \u201cRevenge of the Creature\u201d and \u201cThis Island Earth.\u201d
\n\u2022 Fave riff: \u201cAnd which part of the human centipede do YOU want to be?\u201d Honorable mention: \u201cBechdel test score: zero\u201d and “I have a slinky and a Dilbert calendar.”<\/p>\n

Episode guide: 1104- Avalanche<\/a><\/h2>\n

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Movie:<\/strong> (1978) Vacationers at a winter resort struggle to survive after an avalanche hits.<\/p>\n

Opening:<\/strong> Crow and Tom are working on their \u201cMad Bots\u201d script
\nInvention exchange:<\/strong> Ardy in Moon 14 has some concerns; J&tB have the mouth vacuum; the Mads have the Don La Font-aine 3000
\nSegment 1:<\/strong> Crow and Tom are impressed with Rock Hudson\u2019s romantic moves. Jonah tries to talk them down
\nSegment 2: <\/strong>As J&tB play Marco Polo, Neville La Roy visits and he and Kinga sing \u201cOur Love Is on Wings (You Can\u2019t See)”
\nSegment 3:<\/strong> J&TB decry deliberately stupid hybrid B-movies
\nClosing:<\/strong> Night club singer Gypsy sings a wintry medly
\nStinger:<\/strong> Collateral avalanche damage
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\u2022 Several new things in this ep: Joel as Ardy in Moon 14 (other than saying \u201cmovie in the hole!\u201d) and the first mention of Kingachrome.
\n\u2022 Movie thoughts: Did Rock and Mia just assume there would be chemistry and not even try to create it? Also interesting and vaguely related: J&tB carefully avoided any riffs on Rock’s, um, lifestyle.
\n\u2022 Jonah\u2019s invention triggered my gag reflex.
\n\u2022 Steve Franken in two out of the first four movies? What are the odds?
\n\u2022 In the theater, Crow and Tom control drones which carefully block the naughty bits of a naked lady, similar to the umbrella bit in episode 403- CITY LIMITS.
\n\u2022 Also in the theater J&tB produce cymbals.
\n\u2022 As the helicopter flies in, they do a M*A*S*H-style description of the movie, one that is taken WORD FOR WORD from the synopsis in the IMDB. I know because I also stole MY synopsis, above, from there, but I rewrote mine a little.
\n\u2022 Neil Patrick Harris pops up out of the blue in a sort of “Dr. Horrible” reunion with Felicia Day. The lyrics by Joel, Elliott Kalan and Robert Lopez. The music is by Robert Lopez, arranged and produced by Stephen Oremus.
\n\u2022 Interesting \u201cSimpsons\u201d reference: \u201cFeels like I\u2019m wearing\u2019 nothin\u2019 at all! Nothin\u2019s at all!\u201d How many Simpsons references were on MST3K, even though \u201cThe Simpsons\u201d referenced MST3K several times?
\n\u2022 The credits do not say who wrote Gypsy\u2019s song, so I am guessing it was another great song from Paul and Storm.
\n\u2022 What sort of musical instrument in Jonah playing during Gypsy\u2019s song?
\n\u2022 The TripAdvisor bit is very funny.
\n\u2022 Callback: \u201cWe want to hear California Lady!\u201d (Track of the Moon Beast).
\n\u2022 Phrases from the legacy show: \u201cCommercial sign,\u201d \u201cHe died as he lived\u2026\u201d and \u201cYou look at it, I\u2019m bitter.\u201d
\n\u2022 Cast and crew round-up: As noted, Steve Franken was also in “The Time Travelers.” Stuntman Freddie Hice also did stunts for “Alien from LA.” Behind the camera, producer Paul Rapp was assistant director on “High School Big Shot.” Producer Roger Corman\u2019s other riffed films include “Gunslinger,” “It Conquered the World,” “The Undead,” “Viking Women,” “Teenage Cave Man,” “Swamp Diamonds” and “The Sword and the Dragon.” Editor Larry Bock also edited “Final Justice,” in which he also had a cameo as a drunk. Production designer Sharon Compton was an actress in “Wizards of the Lost Kingdom II.” Special effects artist Roger George also did special effects on “The Human Duplicators” and “The Amazing Transparent Man.” Script supervisor Sandy King also supervised the script for “The Incredible Melting Man.”
\n\u2022 Fave riff: \u201c1978, you have so many crimes to answer for.\u201d Honorable mention: \u201co\/` Rock rock rock rock rock \u2019n\u2019 roll search team. o\/`\u201d<\/p>\n

Episode guide: 1105- The Beast of Hollow Mountain<\/a><\/h2>\n

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Movie:<\/strong> (1956) An American cowboy living in Mexico discovers his cattle are being eaten by something, and eventually he finds out what it is.<\/p>\n

Opening:<\/strong> Painting day on the SOL
\nInvention exchange:<\/strong> Jonah has the Disco Cannon; Kinga asks \u201cWhat if the Titanic had hot water?\u201d
\nSegment 1:<\/strong> Tom and Crow describe their ideal monster movies
\nSegment 2:<\/strong> Tom unveils his new fashion line, \u201cThe style of Hollow Mountain\u201d
\nSegment 3:<\/strong> Tom and Crow are festival creatures making Jonah and the Mads increasingly distraught
\nClosing:<\/strong> How movies would be improved if characters were eaten by dinosaurs
\nStinger:<\/strong> Sarita speaks softly and throws a big stick
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\u2022 This one was pretty good. I laughed a lot. The movie is one of those incredibly stupid but watchable bits of nonsense and the riffing and host segments are generally where they should be. The festival creatures sketch is a riot.
\n\u2022 Callbacks: \u201cWatch out for snakes!\u201d (Eegah!), \u201cThis is where the fish lives\u201d (The Touch of Satan).
\n\u2022 Speaking of callbacks, what about \u201cmilling about\u201d\u2014a phrase used during season one to describe a Mexican town? Did Joel resurrect that one?
\n\u2022 Many many years ago, in the early days of the web, I stumbled upon a homemade site that celebrated (a little too much, it seemed to me) movie characters caught in quicksand. I forget if this one was included, but it should have been.
\n\u2022 Crow makes a reference to \u201cspecial parts.\u201d
\n\u2022 I love the running gag of Margaritathe maid dashing off to see her favorite TV show
\n\u2022 Crow sings a version of the theme song. Tom says \u201cMeta!!”
\n\u2022 Cast and crew roundup: Co-director Edward Nassau supervised the dinosaur sequences in “The Lost Continent.\u201d Producer Edward Nassour was animation supervisor on that movie as well. Willis O\u2019Brien, who did design work, worked on “The Black Scorpion.” Writer Willis H. O\u2019Brien was supervisor of special effects for “The Black Scorpion.” Margarito Luna was a crane operator for “The Black Scorpion.” Composer Raul Lavista was musical director on “Samson vs. the Vampire Women. Visual effects artist Jack Rabin was special photographic effects creator for “The Saga of the Viking Women,” “Rocketship X-M” and “Invasion USA.”
\nIn front of the camera, Mario Navarro, Pascual Garcia Pena, Roberto Contreras were in “The Black Scorpion.\u201d Guillermo Hernandez was in “The Robot vs. The Aztec Mummy” and “Samson vs the Vampire Women.\u201d Margarito Luna was in “Samson vs the Vampire Women.”
\n\u2022 Fave riff: \u201cHas anyone seen my accent\u201d Honorable mention: \u201cI mind! Get this gringo off me!\u201d<\/p>\n

Episode Guide: 1106- Starcrash<\/a><\/h2>\n

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Movie: (1978) An outlaw smuggler and her alien companion are recruited by the Emperor of the Galaxy to rescue his son and destroy a secret weapon owned by the evil Count Zarth Arn.<\/p>\n

Opening:<\/strong> J&B are playing spin-the-bottle
\nInvention exchange:<\/strong> Kinga takes the salsa-filled sombrero to the next level with the Band-Eat-O; Jonah has BB-Servo
\nSegment 1:<\/strong> Crow has a new screenplay: \u201cWorld War Space\u201d
\nSegment 2:<\/strong> Jonah becomes Ackton and the bots are impressed
\nSegment 3:<\/strong> Venture capitalist Freak Masterstroke visits
\nClosing:<\/strong> J&tB are playing Starcrash and the Torpedo Sketch
\nStinger:<\/strong> Acton is pleased
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\u2022 I liked this one a lot, and I laughed almost continuously. Amazingly, this was the first time I’d ever seen this movie (many of the commenters seemed INTIMATELY familiar with it). It is a painfully obvious observation but … what a dumb and completely incoherent movie.
\n\u2022 Great song in the theater: \u201cA Stranger\u2019s UFO.\u201d
\n\u2022 Callbacks: \u201cChili peppers burned his gut.\u201d (Sidehackers); crappy effects are powerless against me (Prince of Space ), \u201cPumaman?\u201d
\n\u2022 A notable comment\/question on Twitter: No riffs about Marjoe Gortner? Do they not know who Marjoe was? A good question.
\n\u2022 I guess the big news for this one is Seinfeld\u2019s appearance. Joel really called in some favors with the stunt casting. And this one, while a bit random, works. The performance: GOLD, Jerry! GOLD!
\n\u2022 The many names of the spaceships would be a great Ward E list.
\n\u2022 Patton says: \u201cIt\u2019s moon o\u2019clock and 200 degrees below zero.\u201d Is that a KTMA reference?
\n\u2022 Two PG-rated moments for this usually G-rated show: “Well, I DID just save you…” and the use of the term “titty-twister.”
\n\u2022 Jonah removes Tom\u2019s head in the theater when he won\u2019t stop the spaceship names.
\n\u2022 Cast and crew roundup: Director Luigi Cozzi did the story for “Devil Fish.” Caroline Munro was also in “At the Earth\u2019s Core” (later this season). Omero Capanna was also in “The Pumaman.” Behind the camera: Cinematographer Paul Beeson was director of photography for “Moon Zero Two.” Assistant director Goffredo Unger was an actor in “Devil Fish” and “Hercules Against the Moonmen.” Special effects director Germano Natali also did special effects for “Devil Fish.
\n\u2022 Fave riff: \u201cThat\u2019s the thing about this movie: it\u2019s not afraid to take its time to aggravate you.\u201d Honorable mention: \u201cThat\u2019s not the part I would have started with, but yeah go ahead.\u201d <\/p>\n

Episode guide: 1107- The Land that Time Forgot<\/a><\/h2>\n

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Movie:<\/strong> (1974) During World War I, a German U-boat sinks a British ship and takes the survivors on board. After veering off course, the submarine arrives at the unknown land of Caprona, where the crew finds dinosaurs and neanderthals.<\/p>\n

Opening:<\/strong> It\u2019s Gypsy\u2019s birthday!
\nInvention exchange:<\/strong> J&tB have \u201cM. Night Shyamalan Living\u201d Magazine; then they accuse the Mads of stealing all their inventions
\nSegment 1:<\/strong> J&tB are playing submarine
\nSegment 2: <\/strong>The Mads introduce the Moon 14 Mesozoic Ranch Dinosaur BBQ
\nSegment 3:<\/strong> Crow is worried about turning into a human
\nClosing:<\/strong> Jonah sends a message in a bottle?
\nStinger:<\/strong> Carried off by a pterodactyl
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\u2022 This one was diverting, I’ll give you that. The movie is SO odd. And the funny riffs, while not a gusher, flowed steadily. I’d call this one good not great.
\n\u2022 Jonah calls the screen that comes down behind him the “Jet Screen.”
\n\u2022 Apparently the main spot where they cut the movie for time was the third time the sub changed hands, when the Americans regained control of the ship. Ardy says that’s what he’s seeing in the fluid leak.
\n\u2022 Is there a name for that cute little squid? I hope we see more of him.
\n\u2022 Callbacks: \u201cHikeeba!\u201d (Women of the Prehistoric Planet) was said a couple of times. Also: “He said ‘area,'” a callback to the, I think, Bridget-inspired riffs about “areas.” Also: “Packers!” and “Watch out for snakes!”
\n\u2022 The whole “stop repeating what I say,” gag is a nice running bit.
\n\u2022 “Jingle’s self aware, now it’s doin’ what it wants to…” is a great topper to a bit that had been going on a little long.
\n\u2022 Increasingly obscure riff: When a caveman is shown, they make a car insurance joke, a reference to the nearly-forgotten Geico commercials<\/a> that got spun off to a short-lived TV show. Also: “Double rainbow!” a reference to once-popular a viral video.
\n\u2022 Cast and crew roundup: Many people involved with this movie were also involved with “At the Earth’s Core,” which I will just call “ATEC.” Doug McClure was also in “ATEC” and “SST- Death Flight.” Keith Baron, Godfrey James and Bobby Parr were all also in “ATEC.” Behind the camera, producer John Dark also produced “ATEC.” Max Rosenberg also produced “ATEC” and “The Incredible Melting Man. Milton Subotsky also produced “ATEC,” editor John Ireland also edited “ATEC” and art director Bert Davey also art directed “ATEC.” Special effects supervisor Derek Meddings also did visual effects for “Revenge of the Mysterious from Mars” and “Invaders from the Deep.” (Hooboy!)
\n\u2022 Fave riff: \u201cDon\u2019t tickle the wall clown!\u201d Honorable mention: \u201cClassic no-look pass.\u201d \u201cIt\u2019s Crosby, Crosby, Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young.\u201d<\/p>\n

Episode guide: 1108- The Loves of Hercules<\/a><\/h2>\n

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Movie: <\/strong>(1960) Herc gets involved in palace intrigue in the nation of Ecalia.<\/p>\n

Opening:<\/strong> J&tB are binge-watching \u201cWings\u201d
\nInvention exchange:<\/strong> Tom Servo has the fried turkey dunk tank; the Mads have the Mexican jumping bean beanbag chair
\nSegment 1:<\/strong> Jonah, tied to a wall, endures People\u2019s Throwing Court
\nSegment 2:<\/strong> J&tB discuss the political correctness of mythologies
\nSegment 3:<\/strong> A new robot, M. Waverly, invades J&tB girly Hercules party
\nClosing:<\/strong> Everybody is vocalizing
\nStinger:<\/strong> Here boldly defeats the hydra
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\u2022 This one has to take any fan back to the heyday of the show, when Herc was a freqent guest. The blend of classic “sword and sandal” stuff with the whole Jayne Mansfield thing is an odd combination. Still the riffing adds up to another good-not-great outing.
\n\u2022 I have to say, I was struck by the choice of “Wings,” of all the TV shows in the TV show universe. I have, more than once, compared MST3k and it’s loyal following with what I have always assumed is a lack of same for “Wings.” Was I wrong? Is there a deeply devoted “Wings” fanbase out there?
\n\u2022 Love the \u201cooteeni\u201d cries
\n\u2022 The big news, I guess, is the oh-so-brief appearance of M. Waverly, the first new robot in ages. I think I would have liked him. May he rest in peace. I spoke to Joel on the phone a while back, before this episode aired but after word had leaked out about him. He confessed a certain amusement at fans that quickly glommed on to M. Waverly. “Don’t get too attached,” he said with a chuckle.
\n\u2022 The catapult sketch doesn’t quote work. It’s hard to see what exactly the catapult is throwing.
\n\u2022 We get another state park joke, but this one is funnier.
\n\u2022 I like the phrase “incompetent people trying as hard as they can.” Could that be the perfect description of an MST3K movie?
\n\u2022 Movie observation: Some of the characters call Achilles \u201cAchilles\u201d and some call him \u201cAculo.\u201d Huh?
\n\u2022 Cast and crew roundup: Giulio Donnini also appeared in “Danger: Diabolik,” “Antonio Gradoli” was also in “Operation Kid Brother,” Cesare Fantoni was also in “Hercules Unchained,” Gianni Loto was also in “Hercules Unchained,” “Lidia Alfonsi was also in “Hercules,” Carolyn de Fonseca dubbed the voice of Queen Samara in “Hercules Against the Moon Men,” America Santarelli was also in “Hercules and the Captive Women.”
\nBehind the camera: Sandro Continenza also wrote “Hercules and the Captive Women,” cCostume designer Maria Baroni also worked on “Hercules Unchained,” mMusical director Carlo Franci was the composer on “Hercules Against the Moon Men,” Claire Guibert, who dubbed Jayne Mansfield\u2019s voice, also did dub work for Fay Spain on “Hercules and the Captive Women.”
\n\u2022 Callbacks: \u201cTime for go to bed\u201d (\u201cThe Unearthly), \u201cAny fruit to declare?\u201d (Warrior of the Lost World).
\n\u2022 Fave riff: \u201cI saw it in the window and just had to have it.\u201d Honorable mention: \u201cBarricade by committee always ends like this,\u201d \u201cI\u2019m gonna give you and your dungeon the worst Yelp review ever! I was barely flogged!\u201d \u201cOh \u2026 you may not want to go in there yet.\u201d<\/p>\n

Episode guide: 1109- Yongary Monster From the Deep<\/a><\/h2>\n

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Movie:<\/strong> (1967) Earthquakes in Korea turn out to be the work of Yongary, a prehistoric fire-breathing reptile who\u2019s headed for Seoul.<\/p>\n

Opening:<\/strong> J&tB are having their weekly dream journal meeting
\nInvention exchange:<\/strong> J&tB demonstrate their tiny desks; The Mads have Hitler Coffee
\nSegment 1:<\/strong> J&tB discuss astronauts and the music they like
\nSegment 2: Tom explains his monster-themed club, Yongary Nights
\nSegment 3:<\/strong> J&tB discuss what monster they\u2019d like to be friends with
\nClosing:<\/strong> J&tB and The Mads sing \u201cPush Past the Hurting\u201d
\nStinger:<\/strong> Monster a-go-go
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\u2022 Capsule!
\n\u2022 A pretty good episode, with lots of great riffing and some mostly decent host segments. This sort of thing is right up their alley.
\n\u2022 The “music the astronauts like” sketch just sort of peters out. Thank goodness for movie sign.
\n\u2022 Another little bit of nomenclature from Max: The thing projecting onto the surface of the moon is called the “Iron Butterfly.”
\n\u2022 J&tB are very musical in the theater this time. Lots of singing.
\n\u2022 Callbacks: \u201cI\u2019m huge!\u201d and “Thunderbirds are go!”
\n\u2022 The song they sing at the end is another great ditty by Paul & Storm.
\n\u2022 There was a bit more chuckling among the riffers in the theater this time. Maybe they just thought it was funnier.
\n\u2022 Cute moment the theater when something that looks eerily like the movie sign light goes off, and triggers Jonah and the bots.
\n\u2022 Movie question: What happened to the U.N. experts that were supposedly coming? Did they ever arrive?
\n\u2022 Cast and crew roundup: Just one this time: Macao Yagi, who built Godzilla and Gamera\u2019s suits, supervised the construction of the Yongary suit.
\n\u2022 Fave riff: \u201cI’M UPSIDE DOWWWWWWWN!\u201d Honorable mention: \u201cEveryone grab one thing. Doesn\u2019t matter what the thing is! Just take it!\u201d \u201cWelcome back to Speaking Spectacles. I\u2019m your host, Glasses McFancyHair.\u201d<\/p>\n

Episode guide: 1110- Wizards of the Lost Kingdom<\/a><\/h2>\n

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\nMovie:<\/strong> (1985) In a fantasy kingdom, a wizard\u2019s son and a warrior battle an evil wizard.<\/p>\n

Opening:<\/strong> Max makes a fascinating discovery
\nInvention exchange:<\/strong> J&tB have Verbal Smoke Bombs; The Mads have the Sponsor Clock
\nSegment 1:<\/strong> Reasons Kor got the name \u201cconquerer\u201d and explanations for Kor\u2019s face after killing four guys
\nSegment 2:<\/strong> Jonah sings \u201cThe Magic Inside of You\u201d
\nSegment 3:<\/strong> J&tB read some viewer mail
\nClosing:<\/strong> Jonah shows Tom the \u201cWizards of the Suicide Cave: A Place that Feeds on Fear\u201d play set
\nStinger:<\/strong> The bowl explodes
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\u2022 The first time I watched this one, I really didn’t like it. The movie is just soooo cheap. But this time through, I found myself laughing quite a bit. I’m definitely upgrading my opinion. But, ugh, this movie.
\n\u2022 The whole mysterious key plot in Moon 13 starts with this episode. I’m not quite sure it works, but, like with this episode, I’m giving it another chance.
\n\u2022 Chris Hardwick has gotta be happy for namecheck.
\n\u2022 One of the things people gripe about with the relaunch is that it’s sometimes hard to distinguish between Tom’s and Crow’s voices. I usually don’t have that problem, but if you wanted to cite a good example of that, look no further than the numerous Cryptkeeper impressions in this episode, which both Tom and Crow seem able to do quite easily and interchangeably.
\n\u2022 There’s no credit for “The Magic Inside of You,” so I have to assume it’s another Paul and Storm gem.
\n\u2022 Callback: “…tampered in God’s domain.” (Bride of the Monster)
\n\u2022 Jonah mentions Dr. F and Frank and Joel and Mike. I know, I know, it’s just a show, but should he know about any of that? Maybe the bots told him?
\n\u2022 No Rowsdower reference? Seemed pretty obvious to me. Maybe they decided it was too obvious?
\n\u2022 Cast and Crew Roundup: Thom Christopher was also in “Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell.” Roger Corman … well, that’s all I need to say.
\n\u2022 Fave riff: \u201cRalph Maccios assemble!\u201d Honorable mention: \u201cI would face a thousand cyclops brides before I swam through whatever that is.\u201d \u201cOh they\u2019re showing \u2018Little House on the Prairie.\u2019\u201d<\/p>\n

Episode guide: 1111- Wizards of the Lost Kingdom II<\/a><\/h2>\n

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Movie:<\/strong> (1989) In-name-only sequel to the previous movie. Three kingdoms have been overtaken by three evil lords and only Tyor, a teenage boy with magical powers, can restore peace to the land.<\/p>\n

Opening:<\/strong> It\u2019s raining and nobody can go out and play
\nInvention exchange:<\/strong> J&tB have GIF Notes; the Mads have Punt Bunnies
\nSegment 1:<\/strong> Dark One\u2019s Renaissance Inn and Grille franchise video
\nSegment 2:<\/strong> Jonah explains the ’80s wizard comedy craze
\nSegment 3:<\/strong> Grandma Pearl and crew visit and Kinga\u2019s getting married!
\nClosing:<\/strong> Jonah suggests good movies to counteract various aspects of a bad movie
\nStinger:<\/strong> Tyor gets a popeye arm
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\u2022 What’s funny (to me at least) is that this movie feels less cheap than the last one, despite being a sequel. But the story makes even less sense than last week’s movie. The riffing is solid, if not always hilarious. The host segments are hit and miss.
\n\u2022 Great to see Pearl, Brain Guy and Bobo again. I thought this appearance was more relaxed and funny than the last one.
\n\u2022 Grant Baciocco provided the voice of the punt bunny (uncredited).
\n\u2022 I had to look up “eggplant emoji.” I am terminally out of it.
\n\u2022 The segment in which Jonah explains the “’80s wizard comedy craze” seems like a long walk for a very little joke, as Johnny Carson once said.
\n\u2022 I’m guessing, based on Ardy’s mea culpa, that the brief shot in the beginning with people going underwater was longer and involved Carradine battling a sea monster.
\n\u2022 Callbacks: \u201cTime for go to bed!\u201d \u201cThe Chicken of Tomorrow.\u201d Also a callback to an earlier season 11 ep: “Use that amulet to contact Big Foot.”
\n\u2022 The setup for the season finale continues, with Kinga dreaming up a wedding scheme.
\n\u2022 Of course, one notable star is Lana Clarkson, who in 2003 was killed by record producer Phil Spector.
\n\u2022 This movie re-uses footage from “Barbarian Queen” (with Lana Clarkson) and “The Warrior and the Sorceress,” (with David Carradine).
\n\u2022 Cast and crew roundup: Director Charles B. Griffith also wrote “The Undead,” “Gunslinger” and “It Conquered the World,” in which he also appeared. Mel Welles also is in “The Undead.” W.T. Zacha was wardrobe supervisor for “The Unearthly.” And we do not need to run through the Roger Corman litany again.
\n\u2022 How many Carradines does this make? Two at least…
\n\u2022 Fave riff: \u201cI\u2019d be more terrified if they both weren\u2019t wearing relaxed-fit Dockers.\u201d Honorable mention: \u201cI\u2019m forming a Stockholm Syndrome situation with David Carradine\u2019s legs.\u201d<\/p>\n

Episode Guide: 1112- Carnival Magic<\/a><\/h2>\n

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Movie:<\/strong> (1981) A clairvoyant magician and his talking chimp become a carnival sensation.<\/p>\n

Opening:<\/strong> Tom is giving a TOM Talk
\nInvention exchange:<\/strong> Kinga announces her wedding; J&tB have Yeasta Pets; The Mads have Flavor Sweat
\nSegment 1:<\/strong> Carnival barker Tom presents “Markov & Alexander.\u201d
\nSegment 2: <\/strong>Highway patrol Tom & Crow exchange cop-code radio calls
\nSegment 3:<\/strong> PT Mindslap and the Great Space Circus Show visit, but Kinga and Max chase him off
\nClosing:<\/strong> Kinga and Max narrate the disturbing carnival parade
\nStinger:<\/strong> Sad cop sitting on his car gets towed away.
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\u2022 The first time I saw this, having heard horrible things about it for years, I felt it really lived up to its billing. I wrote: “Just \u2026 whew!”
\nI noted that it reminds me very much of \u201cCarnival of Souls\u201d and I still think so. Both have that “locals hired to act for the first time in their lives” air to them. But I didn’t LOATHE it like some people do, and no way is it the worst movie MST3K ever did. It actually has a stinky charm, like bad meat or good cheese, as the saying goes.
\n\u2022 Clearly the big news for this episode is the appearance of Mark Hamill \u2014 he even sings! If you\u2019d told me in 1998 that I would be typing that, I\u2019d have said you were crazy.
\n\u2022 The credits say “The Great Space Circus Show” lyrics were written by Joel, Elliott Kalan and Robert Lopez, and it was arranged and performed by Stephen Oremus.
\n\u2022 “Who\u2019s the guy on the bridge for a moment in segment 3?” many people, including me, asked. The character is actually in the credits as as Matt Claude Van Damme. He’s played by associate producer and writer Matt McGinnis. In the comments, somebody said McGinnis said on Twitter “it\u2019ll be revealed but it\u2019s hush hush, like Gypsy\u2019s payload.” FYI, he\u2019s also a Skeleton Crew cameraman in a later episode.
\n\u2022 One of my problems with the re-launch, especially early on, was the chemistry between Kinga and Max, which I felt was a little awkward. But I have to say they have a nice chemistry in the opening.
\n\u2022 Following last week’s appearance by murdered actress Lana Clarkson, let’s also note that the director of this week’s movie, Al Adamson, was murdered in 1995.
\n\u2022 Cast and crew roundup: Just one: producer Elvin Feltner also produced “Teen-Age Strangler,” another movie with a “locals hired to act for the first time in their lives” air.
\n\u2022 Classic riff: \u201cPut your shoes on, honey, we\u2019re almost at Grandma\u2019s.\u201d
\n\u2022 Callbacks: \u201cWatch Out for Snakes!\u201d (Eegah).
\n\u2022 Fave riff: \u201cTwo words: cattle prod.\u201d Honorable mention: \u201cPolov!\u201d \u201cDid he just pitch them a \u2018Planet of the Apes\u2019 sequel?\u201d<\/p>\n

Episode guide: 1113- The Christmas that Almost Wasn\u2019t<\/a><\/h2>\n

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Movie:<\/strong> (1966) Santa has to get a job — as a department store Santa — to earn money to pay his overdue rent bill.<\/p>\n

Opening:<\/strong> Jonah wants to sing a Christmas carol, but picks the one song people don\u2019t know the words to
\nInvention exchange<\/strong>: Kinga still plans to marry Jonah, but Synthia isn\u2019t helping; J&tB have the Re-Gifter; the Mads have “Humbug FM”
\nSegment 1:<\/strong> J&tB review classic Santa toys
\nSegment 2: <\/strong>J&tB try to explain the creepy toys
\nSegment 3:<\/strong> Santa and Baby Whipple visit
\nClosing:<\/strong> Christmas slide show
\nStinger:<\/strong> Hohohohoho, hey Sam, this is fun! Hohoho!
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\u2022 Overall a pretty good episode, and a nice addition to the stable of MST3K\/Rifftrax\/Cinematic Titanic Christmas movies to choose from every year.
\n\u2022 There’s a brief reference to the upcoming wedding, and a reminder that Synthia is there. Setting things up for the next episode.
\n\u2022 Instead of a medley of tunes from the legacy series, during the breaks the Skeleton Crew plays its version of \u201cPatrick Swayze Christmas.”
\n\u2022 I love a good running gag. I really do. They can be frustrating, at times, to some viewers, but I think it usually works if the underlying joke is funny. That’s the problem, I think, with the “I’m a baby” running gag (of which there were, by my count, 20 mentions). The original joke just doesn\u2019t land for me. I don’t think he looks at all like a baby. Sorry…
\n\u2022 The scene with the kids pouring out of houses to give Santa money must have felt very familiar to Joel.
\n\u2022 At one point, when it looks like something on the screen is going to explode, the riffers run for their lives…they quickly return.
\n\u2022 The line “fightin’s outta style,” had to have come from Firesign Theatre fan Joel.
\n\u2022 Segment two is a cute idea, hampered by the low-res images from the movie that were shown. A little hard to make out.
\n\u2022 Obscure reference: “Omar comin’!” (Fans of “The Wire” got it.)
\n\u2022 Is it me or were there a noticeably large number of “Dune” references in this one, for some reason?
\n\u2022 I love Joel’s completely offhand Santa. He’s not even trying to do a different voice.
\n\u2022 That was Elliot Kalan as Baby Whipple.
\n\u2022 Actor Salvatore Furnari was also in “Hercules & the Captive Women.” and Rosanno Brazzi played Don Lamanna in “Final Justice.”
\n\u2022 Classic riff: \u201cThey\u2019ve created their own Thunderdome.\u201d \u201cJonah, can\u2019t we get beyond Thunderdome?\u201d
\n\u2022 Fave riff: \u201cYou can always tell when a building used to be an i-Hop.\u201d Honorable mention: \u201cWow this tea kicked in fast!\u201d and \u201cYou sure you\u2019re not confusing children with spiders?\u201d<\/p>\n

Episode guide: 1114- At the Earth\u2019s Core<\/a><\/h2>\n

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Movie: (1976) A Victorian-era scientist and his assistant take a test run in their Iron Mole drilling machine and end up in a strange underground world.<\/p>\n

Opening: <\/strong>J&tB are having a pre-nuptial heart-to-heart, but then Jonah introduces Growler
\nInvention exchange:<\/strong> With nobody coming to her wedding, Kinga turns to the Observer Hive Mind Manager. The bots have permanent temporary tattoos; The Mads have the Rip Taylor urn cannon
\nSegment 1:<\/strong> Jonah gives the bots a steampunk makeover
\nSegment 2:<\/strong> Crow\u2019s a Mahar
\nSegment 3:<\/strong> Doug McClure visits and offers Max some romantic advice
\nClosing:<\/strong> As the wedding draws near, Pearl, Bobo and Brain Guy appear to give their blessing, but in the midst of the vows, Max has other plans.
\nStinger:<\/strong> \u201cHe died as he lived\u2026\u201d
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\u2022 Lots going on in this one. First of all, there’s the movie. This is the second movie this season that was adapted from an Edgar Rice Burroughs story and stars Doug McClure (“Land that Time Forgot” was the other), and this one is even more OUT THERE. And more riffable, I think. The riffing is very solid; I laughed a lot. But the big headlines are in the host segments, with a new bot that did NOT immediately get stomped to bits, another big-name guest star, the return of several legacy-era characters (and performers), a giant crowd and the big question: what happened to Jonah?
\n\u2022 The bots mention Joel and Mike and suggest a combination of the two would be T.J. Miller. Hmmm…
\n\u2022 One thing about the movie: Nobody mentioned a KingaChrome spill but there were two or three very jarring jumps in the action.
\n\u2022 Joel McHale pops up and, just as he did on “The Soup,” he totally commits to the bit. In a season full of guest stars, he held his own.
\n\u2022 I’d love to know who wrote the “smelting” song to go with the opening theme music. It’s very funny.
\n\u2022 So, the first time I was watching this, when the Hive Mind Manager started talking, I’m going: “That voice is SO familiar!” Then all at once it hit me: PAUL! He does a great job and it was great to see him.
\n\u2022 Incidentally, Russ Walko did the very Rowlfy voice of Growler. I could get used to him…
\n\u2022 So, when the monster lunges down at Jonah, the view cuts to a wide shot and it’s unclear if Jonah was eaten, or escaped or something in the middle. I assume season 12 will find him making a miraculous recovery\u2026
\n\u2022 As a kid who grew up in the Philadelphia area, I enjoyed the reference to the giant heart you can climb through at the Franklin Institute. It’s still there<\/a>!
\n\u2022 Classic riffs: \u201cGamera is friend to all the children,\u201d \u201cAnd the crowd goes wild! Yay!\u201d “Climb up to mouth level!” “He died as he lived…” “Football practice!” and a mention of a character’s “area.”
\n\u2022 Callbacks: Pearl sings a few bars of \u201cWhen Loving Lovers Love.\u201d
\n\u2022 More in-theater beat box fun as J&tB go all \u201cBallroom Blitz.\u201d
\n\u2022 Nice visual riff: a “Fantasia” riff with Tom in Mickey ears.
\n\u2022 The Observer wedding guests were: Patricia Adams, Mike Aronow, Kyle Bacon, Jordan Brown, Andrew R. Brunner, Nick Carlson, John Cookson, Jason D\u2019itri, Larry Dunn, Zachary A. Forsyth, Tony Goggin, Dave Goldblatt, Spencer Goldrich, Jonathan Gorbach, Laura Gorbach, Ike Haldan, Jason Kirk Harder, Larry Hastings, Jeff Hill, Adam King, Darcy Madi, Guillermo Martinez, Juan Martinez, Colin McRavey, Andrew M. Minoff, Amber Oliver, Paul Denver Reynolds IV, Kathryn Rice, Joe Sherman and Ben Tobin. This beats the number of people in the pancake breakfast host segment in episode 913- QUEST OF THE DELTA KNIGHTS.
\n\u2022 Cast and crew roundup: Since so many of these are for “Land that Time Forgot,” I will call it LTTF. Doug McClure was also in LTTF and SST- Death Flight. Caroline Munro was also in “Starcrash.” Keith Baron, Godfrey James and Bobby Parr were in LTTF.
\nBehind the camera: Director Kevin Connor also directed LTTF. Producers John Dark and Milton Subotsky also produced LTTF. Max Rosenberg also produced LTTF and “The Incredible Melting Man.” Editors John Ireland and Barry Peters also edited LTTF. Art director Bert Davey also art directed LTTF. Cy Grant did voice work on “Revenge of the Mysterons.” Cinematographer Alan Hume was also cinematographer on LTTF. Production designer Maurice Carter was also production designer on LTTF.
\n\u2022 Fave riff: \u201cI dreamt I as a protocol droid.\u201d Honorable mention: \u201cBack to the Amazon.com warehouse!\u201d and \u201cThis Petco adoption day is now what I thought it was gonna be.”\n<\/p>\n

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Movie: (1961) When Danish scientists discover a piece of an ancient dinosaur, they dig it up and inadvertantly bring it back to life.<\/p>\n

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