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Who went?
Hot damn did this take me back. It's actually spurring me on to gather what MST3k episodes I actually have collected for future group viewings. I really have missed the show more than I thought.
Too many quotables, although Visit to the North Pole deserves special mention for being downright terrifying. And then there's the pork musical...
Seriously though, Dingalings? What the hell, Toy Company X?
Biggest Audience Reaction?
Tom Se-er..Kevin Murphy: WHOA!
The fake movie-facts before the actual show were great as well.
Did You Know:
In Japan, "It's A Wonderful Life" was renamed "Suicide Man Can't Commit".
Question
Marlon Brando failed to claim the lead role in what Christmas classic?
Answer
Ernest Saves Christmas
Did You Know:
Shaquille O'Neill was originally considered for the role of Edward Cullen in Twilight.
I went with a couple of friends and my son. After seeing the "Plan 9" live show this summer, I knew I didn't want to miss this. The audience at our theater seemed to be a little slow to warm up to it, but by they time they got to the Dingalings commercial and the Rudolph cartoon, there was quite a bit of laughter.
Only (slight) disappointment of the night: I had hoped Weird Al would have performed a song or been more involved than one riff.
I'm looking forward to the next one.
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Only (slight) disappointment of the night: I had hoped Weird Al would have performed a song or been more involved than one riff.
Yeah, what was up with that? My friends and I were kinda like, "And the point of that was...?"
But, yeah, overall it was a fun and memorable experience, despite the low turnout at our theater. Finals week in a college town, go fig, huh?
I wonder how creepy our current commercials and movies will look in 50 years. For the sake of comedy, hopefully just creepy enough. *flies away with Santa into an M.C. Escher painting*