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"Hikeeba!" is one of MST3K's most beloved catchphrases. It had its origins in a season one episode, Women of the Prehistoric Planet. One of the characters relates a story about his martial arts training. At one point, he cries "Hikeeba! Hah!" and does a goofy pratfall. Whenever a similar...

When I first heard they were going to spoof Hamlet, I didn't think it was possible...but they pulled it off!! Mike expects Olivier or Branagh, but of course gets a murky dubbed version from the early 1960s starring Maximillian Schell... Hamlet: I shall not look upon his like again. Crow: Why...

Yup, Mean Streets, Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore, Taxi Driver, The Last Waltz (documentary chronicalling The Band's farewell performance), Raging Bull, The King of Comedy, GoodFellas, Casino...so many great movies!

HIKEEBA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! There. I said it.

I didn't watch the Oscars, but I'm glad Martin Scorsese finally won! The Departed was one of the best films I saw last year, along with The Black Dahlia (De Palma!) and Casino Royale.

Yeah, I think you're right bunsenhoneydew. Wood shot footage of Lugosi walking around his home and in a cemetery in Dracula attire. After Lugosi died, Wood hired Kathy Wood's (his wife) chiropractor to stand in for Bela, since he apparently had sinister-looking eyes. And he was approximately...

You wanna know a funny thing about Hobgoblins? Apparently the director gave the film to the MST3K crew to skewer!!!!! Talk about a good sport, eh?

Yep, great, great song. One of George's best. Michael Nesmith also did an excellent cover version in the 1970s.

Hahahahahahahahaha!!!! Classic!!!!!!!

I found this link: filmcrewonline.com There's a funny video introduction by Kevin. Never caught the LOTR spoof.

I think the first title will be available this summer sometime...

Trace Beaulieu, who performed Crow and played Dr. Forrester, left after the seventh season of MST3K. Since then, he's been the head writer (I think) on America's Funniest Home Videos. He was also on Freaks & Geeks as the biology teacher. Bill Corbett took over for Trace when the show moved...

From Girl in Gold Boots: Mike (as the lead character dances): This is how you scare away a bear at your campsite, now let's try dancing! (during a romantic scene between the film's couple): Crow: Oooh! He slips off the babushka. Tom: Next comes the wig. Song lyric: Everything I touch...

"She Thinks I Still Care" A classic by George Jones

From the Merlin ep: Guy: I am the supreme being! Tom: Clapton? (the lead kid sees a waterfall in Merlin's shop) Mike: Merlin passed out while filling the tub.

From Diabolik: Music with chorus over soundtrack: Chorus: Waa, waa, waaaaa! Crow: Lyrics by Chachi. Chorus: Whoa, whoa, whoooa! Mike: Hey, it's Fonzie joining in with the "whoa whoas!" (from the same ep, a catapult is shown): Tom: This is what they apult their cats with.

Yeah, that was weird how they showed the short AFTER the movie. Then Frank sings "The Chauffeur Song." Dr. F: Oh, push the button, Judy Garland!

Well, if memory serves, the 'Bots couldn't think of any good thing to say about Ring of Terror, so Gypsy ended up getting the last juicy ram chip. According to Joel, the only good thing about the movie was that it was really short! Correct?

Pod People is one of the most quotable eps: (we see a poacher repeatedly smashing a large pod-person egg with a stick): Crow: Who does he think he is? An L.A. cop? Tom: Even the movie The Fog didn't have this much fog. (a scene of the poachers wandering in the woods): Tom: Time to...

Yeah, unfortunately the band split into two separate groups shortly after Carl's death and aren't on speaking terms. Mike and Bruce have the right to use the Beach Boys name. For a while, Al was touring as the "Beach Boys," with one or two of his kids and a backing group, until a court order...