
A friendly conversation about the cult tv show Mystery Science Theater 3000, and about its weird movies and diverse cultural references.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 203 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Film HistoryTV & FilmTV Reviews | |||

Assignment: Venezuela sends Chris and Charlotte off to discuss economic colonialism, oil extraction, Latin American history, lying husbands, and CD-ROMs.
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Assignment: Venezuela (Jack Tobin, 1956): MST3K Wiki. IMDB. UnMSTed.
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Blood Waters of Dr. Z (a.k.a. Zaat) gets in its tank while Chris and Charlotte blurble on about fish supremacy, fish people, fish fingers, fish controversies, and smokeless tobacco.
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Blood Waters of Dr Z (Don Barton (and Arnold Stevens),... more
Superdome will give Chris and Charlotte tickets to the big game if they can give the inside scoop on 70s made-for-tv movies, Donald Pleasence, David Janssen, Donna Mills, and surprisingly little about football.
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Superdome (Jerry Jameson,... more
Radar Secret Service spies on Chris and Charlotte as they discuss horror safety films, maligned westerns, unseen threats, hype cycles, and elegies for the dead.
With the short: Last Clear Chance.
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Radar Secret Service (Sam Newfield, 195... more
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It's like they made a juice of MST3K epi for the modern person on the go. Listening to the two hosts give context for the items that I miss and reminding me of jokes and episodes is so wonderful.
This is the first podcast I’ve listened to regularly and without fail. There’s a big backlog that I’m working my way through and really enjoying. If these heroes don’t deep dive MST3K episode minutiae, who will!?!
I love this show!! Funny hosts despite their East Canada perspective
Update: still great. Getting to know the hosts over the life of the show has been fun. We don’t share the same favorite episodes but I enjoy their criticism and think they are arguing in good faith. If you “hate Tom Servo’s new voice” this might be the show for you.
The worst of yucking on others’ yums.
I really tried to like it, but when they said The Final Sacrifice and Werewolf were both overrated episodes, they lost all credibility.
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Apple Podcasts | #77 |
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The content centers around a fun and engaging exploration of the cult classic TV show Mystery Science Theater 3000, emphasizing its unique humor and the bizarre films it features. Episodes feature whimsical discussions that blend personal anecdotes with cultural insights, encouraging listeners to reflect on the absurdities of the movies and the series itself. Noteworthy is the hosts' talent for providing not just episode recap but also deeper commentary on filmmaking, societal issues, and the broader impact of pop culture.
Listeners can anticipate a rich tapestry of humorous riffs, historical context, and playful banter that truly captures the spirit of MST3K while offering something new for both longtime fans and neophytes alike.
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