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Can one hardcore Mystery Science Theater 3000 super nerd convince another person who has never seen an episode in his life to love the show? And doing so by showing each episode in order? Let's find out!! Hosted by Jason Soto and Nick Rehak.
Unknown Host hosts Play MST for Me, a tv show with 67 episodes published.
MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!! What do you mean it's only August? What, are you a Martian-mellow? Anyway, Jason and Nick return to discuss this Christmas episode of MST3K, deal with the weirdness of the movie, somehow DON'T talk a
Nick and Jason are greeted with TWO shorts about shaming kids into doing stuff before being bored by a movie about John Carradine hanging around a house "doing experiments" on hot women. Also we read a listener letter! C
Jason and Nick welcome their back their pal Lisa to discuss THE short to end all shorts (for now), the nightmarish imp known as Mr. B Natural. Also some discussion of a unneeded sequel but it's Mr. B's time to shine! Che
Jason and Nick continue the further and far more boring adventures of Captain Joe, Ken, and Rocky as they dive into the sequel to the "hit" "movie" "Fugitive Alien". Also, lots of puppet talk and a kid who hates school!
Jason and Nick decide to share a Coke with their guest and host of the It's Time To Rewind Podcast Bubbawheat as we watch one final (?) Gamera film and celebrate by throwing a kegger! WOO!! Also the Mad totally rock out,
Jason and Nick come across another Roger Corman film featuring 30-year old teenagers who are cavepeople and oh my god you won't believe the twist you guys. Also, Frank and Forrester finally come to fisticuffs! Check out
Jason and Nick dive back into the world of "mash two episodes of a Japanese TV show and call it a movie" as they sit (suffer) through "Mighty Jack", about a secret organization AND a jet/submarine/car. Also a disagreemen
Jason and Nick return and discuss some more good MST3K news! Also we learn how to be better podcasters (be heard, be pleasing, and be understood) and if soup is bi-ped or not. Also, things get extremely meta, both in the
Jason and Nick couldn't handle the sheer awesomeness that is Cornjob alone, so they called in their friend Lackey to remind us ACAB, space babes can still be dumb, and you should always listen to your children when they
He learned almost too late that man is a feeling creature... and because of it, the greatest in the universe. He learned too late for himself that men have to find their own way, to make their own mistakes. There can't b
Jason and Nick just had to, HAD TO, discuss the BIG NEWS involving Mystery Science Theater 3000 but Jason found a way to do it without spoiling stuff. Then they dive back into the land of Japanese TV with "Fugitive Alien
Jason and Nick talk about the perfect B-Movie that's perfect for Mystery Science Theater 3000 before diving into Joel's acting, Robert Plant, old Comedy Central commercials (again), and who was the best at being Glen Man
The G-man (turtle?) is back and this time he's fighting a triangle shaped monster with weird abilities! Jason and Nick discuss raspy voiced actors, The Two Stooges, childhood pets, and if Itchy is better than Kenny. Chec
Jason and Nick welcome back their pal Lisa Leaheey to discuss a "comeback" film for a obscure musician who gets caught up in some shady dealings but mostly just walks around and sings boring songs. Also there's a wacky s
Jason and Nick welcome back (already) their friend Isabel from Hearing Around and That's Bodacious, Dude as they discuss a movie that was covered during the KTMA era of MST3K but with fresh riffs! Check out all of our po
You're telling me astronauts go to space and...SOMETHING GOES WRONG?!?! Surely, you jest!! Jason and Nick dive into the world of '70s TV as they discuss the MST3K episode featuring a pilot-movie. There's also some '70s r
Jason and Nick discuss opening theme songs before revisiting a Baragon movie with a cameo by Gamera! Check out all of our podcasts on our home website www.rabbitholepodcasts.com Support us by giving us a dollar! patreon.
Nick Rehak, to celebrate 50 episodes of Play MST for Me, takes over hosting duties while co-host Jason Soto holds his tongue and takes the passenger seat. They welcome their awesome pal Isabel Teran from That's Bodacious
Jason and Nick welcome the return of Gamera, Kenny, and who can forget Tibby, oh Tibby! Also, Crow is a dickweed in this episode. Check out all of our podcasts on our home website www.rabbitholepodcasts.com Support us by
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