Few riffs are as triumphant as 
HIIIIIIIIIIS favorite movie is Turner & Hooch!
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I buy decaff Twinings Earl Grey by the case on Amazon. (one of the few places I can find it at all)
Anyway, as I was saying. Go to bed! 
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I love that one, but my favorite is “Norman, the calla lilies are raining hot lead!”
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Man. Trace’s Katharine Hepburn was right up there with his killer Gregory Peck.
I’m also partial to “Operation Double 00-Hee Haw!”
Good way to go! I loved a good Oolong, too.
[snortlaughs unexpectedly] Aye aye, captain!
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Back in the day: MST would air on a local broadcast station at 2:00 AM Saturday.
Did I try my darnedest to stay up every week to watch? You bet.
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Tbf, I’m still a night owl at 41 years old.
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Staggering, incredible, about as brilliant as The Lighthouse.
I just have to see what Eggers would do with (the twice delayed) Nosferatu… make that happen.
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I loved it.
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Just as my yearly Showtime subscription was about to end this month, they unload a lot of Hitchcock. This is a sign that I shouldn’t save money and still subscribe…monthly for now. Paramount Global works in mysterious ways. 
Ironic, that some were distributed by Paramount and now owned by Universal.
I saw Vertigo and gave my first watch of The Birds since I was a kid on Showtime months ago and Rear Window on Starz during COVID lockdown.
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A platypus?
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Oh yay, there’s more BattleBots!
https://www.discovery.com/shows/battlebots/episodes/champions-the-final-slugfest
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Ghostbuster Afterlife
A worthy addition to the franchise (much better than that horrible monstrosity a few years ago.)
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Settled in watching The She-Creature on MST3K’s Twitch channel.
I’ve got nothing going on for tomorrow, so I might stick around for Werewolf, maybe even Track of the Moon Beast if I feel particularly ambitious.
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Just outta curiosity… was there much audience reaction to Mickey Rooney’s utterly offensive Japanese landlord?
I have a high threshold for “things were different back then” but I can’t imagine that even in 1961 people weren’t horrified at those scenes. (There’s a memorable call-out to this in Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story.)
How about a Kickstarter to offer the owner of the copyright to “Breakfast At Tiffany’s” money to digitally replace that character with an actual Japanese actor.
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You mean did people gasp or throw popcorn in the air in shock or run about the theater screaming? No, I imagine most of us had seen the movie and knew it was coming.
MST3K presents Teenage Caveman.
The series rewatch is back on track!
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