One is more host focused, the other with movie clips:
So, with regards to that first clip, I find it incredible that no one has apparently come up with āwhamera, bamera, thank you, maāameraā before.
My favorite thing about that second clip?
Dr. Donna St. Phibes is BACK, baybay!
I think Jiger should be pronounced like the country Niger (Nee-szehr). Ergo, Gee-szehr. Itās very French, just like Jiger!
donāt ask how I know sheās French, I just do
Great stuff! Just that little bit more excited!
(That āElectric Avenueā riff. )
FWIW, in Japanese itās ććøć£ć¤ć¬ć¼ć(āJaigÄā)
Be ready people!!! This is an unedited episode. The entire movie had to be riffed. The writers in interviews discussed the problems involved in having to write for the whole thing. This should be EPIC!!!
Wish Friday evening would get here already. This is going to be fun!
I think weāve hit the turtle meat mother lode!
Is it just me or are the mads not aware of the 90s Gamera run? Also, that one construction site joke Crow made reminds me of that one Canadian safety short Rifftrax did.
I would guess that The Mads may not be the most knowledgeable about film history.
I mean, I hate to use strong language, butā¦ the Mads seem kinda dumb.
To be fair on that regard, remembering things of the past only happens when it suits the purpose. Like how in Mikeās debut they mentioned he was trained with āBeast of Yucca Flatsā before the initial experiment for him, but then later showed fear of the movie as if he hadnāt before.
I mean Iāve seen Beast of Yucca Flats and Iād still be scaredā¦
Heck, the 90ās Gamera movies were better than the 90ās Godzilla movies, it was a weird decade.
Wow. Thatās gonna be great!
āYou can have a treat, just this onceā
How many episodes have unedited movies? And how did they have such restraint that this didnāt immediately become the norm once unshackled from terrestrial television?
I for one am thankful for the editing in most of the movies. This is MST3K, not The Criterion Collection.
Someone, Joel?? mentioned during one of the after shows that most of the movies are edited for time and content when necessary to keep the show family-friendly. He also mentioned that you would find out exactly WHY those episodes were usually edited with the Gamera movie (since they had to agree to show it in its entirety). I think the gist of his point was, be careful what you wish for.
Both very reasonable.