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A friendly conversation about the cult tv show Mystery Science Theater 3000, and about its weird movies and diverse cultural references.
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Episode #194
Star Force: Fugitive Alien II returns, KTMA-style, to send Chris and Charlotte into black holes, hyperbolic curves, infinite mysteries, historical myths, and national anthems.
Episode #192
<p>Teen-age Strangler is out there not stealing no bikes while Chris and Charlotte discuss forever love, temporary love, parental love, punk rock love, but mostly their love of Mikey.</p> <p>With the short: Is This Love?</p> <h2>Show Notes.</h2> <p>Teen-age Strangler (Ben Parker, 1964): MST3K Wiki. IMDB. Watch on YouTube.</p> <p>Is This Love? (Unknown, 1957): IMDB. UnMSTed.</p> <p>KTMA episode 3 has been found! You can find it on YouTube or archive.org.</p> <p>Doctor Who also found some long-lost episodes.</p> <p>Talking Pondo: Purple Rain and America’s Sweethearts with Charlotte We...
Episode #191
<p>Indestructible Man gets revenge on Chris and Charlotte, who double crossed him by talking about Max Showalter, Lon Chaney, Lon Chaney, Mr. Bulky's, and the Mountain Goats.</p> <p>With the short: Undersea Kingdom, chapter 2!</p> <h2>Show Notes.</h2> <p>Indestructible Man (Jack Pollexfen, 1956): MST3K Wiki. IMDB. Trailer. Watch on YouTube.</p> <p>Undersea Kingdom, ch. 2 (B. Reeves Eason & Joseph Kane, 1936): IMDB.</p> <p>KTMA episode 3 has been found! You can find it on YouTube or archive.org.</p> <p>Demon Squad: Tooth and Claw (Thomas Smith, 2026). Our episode on Demon Squad.</p> <p>We talk about...
Episode #190
<p>Atlantic Rim lurks in the depths, waiting to see if Chris and Charlotte are drift-compatable enough to nagivate Kickstarters, notorious movies, mockbusters, Guillermo del Toro, and garage bands.</p> <h2>Show Notes.</h2> <p>Atlantic Rim (Jared Cohn, 2013): MST3K Wiki. IMDB. Trailer. Hopefully on YouTube in a few weeks.</p> <p>The Kickstarter, in the unlikely event that this is the first you’re hearing about it.</p> <p>A reminder about some of the things Mike has said in the past, and Mike’s apology.</p> <p>Demon Squad: Tooth and Claw (Thomas Smith, 2026).</p> <p>Listen to C...
Episode #189
<p>MST3K: The Web Series (a.k.a “The ’Bots Are Back”) hit our web browers in 2007, about halfway between the end of MST3K’s original run and the beginning of the Netflix seasons. MST3K: The Comic hit comic book stores right before season 12 dropped. Both experiment with MST3K in new formats, but one is significantly more successful than the other. Chris and Charlotte investigate.</p> <h2>Show Notes.</h2> <p>MST3K: The Web Series was quickly taken offline, but you can find it on YouTube.</p> <p>MST3K: The Comic was published by Portland...
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