Sunday, March 21, 2010

Good? He's the BEST!



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  1. One of the best MST3k segments--classic!

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  2. I still sing this track (the MST3K version) all the time during slow moments of the day at work.

    And you can NEVER go without saying 'Good. . .he's the BEST' whenever someone says 'he's good' in a movie or TV show.

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  3. Trumpy! You can do STUPID things! :D

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  4. You know, Pod People was the very first MST3K Kathryn and I ever saw (at midnight, on Comedy Central, back in January of 1994...) and it has remained a favorite ever since. It's not often listed up there with "Manos" or "Space Mutiny" or some of the more famous episodes, but it's really incredibly funny.

    I just watched "Warrior of the Lost World" for the first time on the new DVD set, and it's pretty damn funny too. There's a whole ten minute riff about an action hero who resembles Jimmy Carter, and I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard. "Taste my malaise, sucker!"

    best,
    JKM

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  5. My favorite riff involves MST3K's ability to match obscure figures in really strange, alien circumstances.

    It's from The Rebel Set. The 'sing whenever I sing whenever I sing' guy from The Giant Gila Monster is sitting on a hill with a rifle preparing to engage in a heist.

    Joel then goes: Tommy Kirk, Assassin.

    Kills me everytime.

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  6. Even when they're off ("The Girl in Lover's Lane") they can sometimes find a nice running joke to offset it (a truck driver in a jaunty ballcap is referred to as Gene Kelly for five straight minutes, complete with show tune snippets).

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  7. Lee Hansen2:12 AM

    Onr of my faves is from City Limits when one of the baddies screams like a girl seconds before a radio-comtrolled plane hits the watch tower and blows up, prompting the riff "Death with dignity."

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