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Crow misses the bath scene in Soultaker (or Soooooooooooooooooultaker, as Servo says, imitating the opening of Soul Train). Yeah, the leads call out for Mr. Beardsley like 50 times throughout the scene. Geri: Where's Roger? Crow: Let's ask MR. BEARDSLEY!!!! Then they find what is supposed...

Squirm, 1976 horror film about killer worms, was one of the last episodes of MST3K. But it's also one of the funniest, and includes one of the all-time best shorts to get things going, A Case of Spring Fever, about a husband who, a la George Bailey, wishes he were never born...um...I mean...

Die-hard, hardcore Stooges fan here!!!!!!!!! I'm a Shemp man myself. Two of my favorite Shemp shorts (among others) are Brideless Groom, the one where Shemp has to marry to collect a fortune, and Goof on the Roof, in which the Stooges decide to surprise a friend by trying to install a...

A lotta oldies, but here are ten of my favorite albums in no particular order (and subject to change daily) :) Sweetheart of the Rodeo (1968; The Byrds) The Gilded Palace of Sin (1969; The Flying Burrito Brothers) Pandemonium Shadow Show (1967; Harry Nilsson) Strangers (1965; Merle...

Open up your heart and let the Patrick Swayze Christmas in. We'll gather at the Roadhouse with our next of kin. And Santa can be our regular Saturday night thing. We'll decorate a barstool, and gather round and sing! Oh, let's have a Patrick Swayze Christmas this year! Or we'll tear your throat...

Sidehackin', performed by Joel, Crow and Tom, from the film The Sidehackers, a violent 60s racing flick: Sidehackin' is the thing to do. When it doesn't hurt to have a low IQ. Take a life you like and a little love. The big grand prize is twenty-five bucks. Sidehackin'll quench your danger...

"Creepy Girl" song from Catalina Caper, as sung by a smitten Tom Servo: Lyle Waggoner's a total jerk, Second only to Tommy Kirk. Could you find it in your heart To love a 'Bot like me? That fishy story you tell Always makes me sleepy, But that's just what I get For dating a girl that's creepy...

You mean "My Wild Irish Ireland"?

Last year I went to a Halloween party as the 1950s version of Elvis: Pink shirt, black peg-legged trousers, black-and-white shoes and a gold-colored jacket. I combed my hair into a high pompadour and walked around with my acoustic guitar slung over my shoulder.

Cow needle thing! LOL!!!!! Very clever, bunsenhoneydew!!

Hey Count, remember the "Creepy Girl" song?

Absolutely, hands down, one of my favorite TMS sketches. Beaker sings with so much...passion. You could tell the poor fellow put his whole heart into the number. I love the "what the...?" look of the band behind him.

Puma Man, with Donald Pleasence: Mike (a closeup of Pleasence): He's basically an old baby. Pleasence: Comb the area. Crow: Donald's only use for the word "comb." Mike: I am Pleasence, and I am funky. Horrors of Spider Island: Girl: I wonder where that peculiar hissing came from. Tom...

From Wild Rebels: Joel: Now, when you think of a macho writer who writes in a tense, hardboiled style, who do you think of? Tom: Uh, Truman Capote?

I cannot remember a time when I didn't know who the Beatles were, just as I cannot remember life without Muppets. Although I was a Muppet fan before I could walk, I can remember listening to my mom's vinyl Beatle albums before I was enrolled in nursury school. In fact, I remember hearing the...

The film lampooned is a ponderous, slow-moving and badly-dubbed made-for-German-TV production called Hamlet, Prinz Von Danemark, starring Maximilian Schell. It seems to be shot on a single set with black curtains. I read somewhere that this film, heavily edited to fit into a two-hour MST3K ep...

I recall a sketch where Kermit had a set of human-looking teeth in his mouth (not to be confused with the fangs he had on the Vincent Price ep. of TMS). I forgot what the point of this segment was (maybe how to care for your teeth?) but it really freaked me out as a kid, seeing my ol' pal...

Oh, definitely! Especially if you have the DVD...great sound! This was the Band's final performance as a group, Thanksgiving 1976. Robbie Robertson personally chose Scorsese to capture it on film. The Band also invited many famous faces to join them: Ronnie Hawkins (most of the members...

From Catalina Caper, starring former Disney child star Tommy Kirk, and Little Richard: Crow: Meanwhile, in the dark, impenetrable void, Jean-Paul Sartre was a-movin' and a-groovin'. Tom: No exit, baby. Joel: Water Fuzz. They're wet. They care. Tonight's episode, Death Ahoy! Tom: Yo Ho...