Anyone else got a problem finding humor in something other people love? For me, it's anything "humorous" on NPR: Click and Clack; Wait wait don;t tell me; Lake Woebegone. Just either chock full of mutual back-slapping unfunny in-jokes or humor-meter reads zero.

What have you got?

For anybody here who cares if I've fallen off the Earth or not... just realized how long it's been since the last time I checked in to say "hi" and remark on how long it'd been since the last time I checked in to...

...aaaaanyway. Great enough that they have the original series for download, even better to hear that RiffTrax is offering Season 11 episodes for sale now, too. Even though the DW has a Netflix account and offered me her login to use, I didn't want to mess with MS Silverlight on my Mac, and ended up using one of those odd-domain streaming/download sites.

I've bought three movies from RiffTrax -- including Bridget & Mary Jo's fun, slightly perverse riff of Cat Women Of The Moon -- and it was thirty bucks well spent; so, I'm absolutely ready to pay actual money to the actual people who made this stuff to download it, seriously.

135 watching tonight, one of them me. 118 now. What gives?
Great episode, highly underrated.

I just discovered that there was a sequel to the Canucksploitation classic, called 'Intercessor'... and it is so much worse than the original!
Here are a few edited moments: https://youtu.be/rAXMaqChCQQ?list=WL

I just noticed the actor who plays Captain Birdman of Homicide in this episode is the same guy who plays Day Drinking Grandpa in 'Teenagers From Outer Space'.

Apparently Servo noticed too because he uses the same riff - singing the theme song from 'New Zoo Review' - in both episodes (01:08:00 in this one and at 00:33:45 in 'Teenagers...')

How did you discover club MST3K? From a friend, a chatboard or just simply surfing the web, looking for a way to see MST3K without having to dig through Youtube. Your call, no matter how wired the discovery process was.

Some of these forum avatars are too damn small to make out what/who they are. Who has some 'splainin' to do?

...and get off my damn lawn....

B movie mogul Roger Corman has sold the rights to his movies and TV shows to Shout! Factory. Thus ensuring the availability of high quality versions of low budget movies. Thanks to Shout! and Mr. Corman. Bad movies would not be the same without you !

https://www.avclub.com/roger-corman-sells-the-rights-to-270-of-his-films-to-sh-1823816834