Joyce ,'Never Leave Me'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
How can an essay about a Roomba torturing a pair of cats possibly be more objectionable than us?A lack of reading comprehension?
The gay duck necrophilia was pretty funny when I think back. Though more horrifying to read at the time.
Who can link me the Tomato Nation? I need to bookmark it on this computer for times when I need to laugh until I cry.
Ah, bless you, sara.
It works every time. ::wanders off giggling::
Something that is always funny to me no matter how many times I see it:Oh! I feel that way about MST3K's I Accuse My Parents. Especially when Tom says, "I'm Rudolf Hess" which truly isn't even that funny, but just thinking about it makes me giggle.
Of course, there are random lines from Angel that also have that affect. Not to mention the Boreanaz quotes.
tommyrot -- There were collections of the shorts on video, but I don't think I've seen any DVD versions.
Always funny-- [link]
I think their thing on "Mr. B Natural" is about the funniest thing they've ever done.
I know I got a disc of MST3K shorts from Netflix, so I can only assume it must be for sale somewhere. And I must own it, because "Mr. B Natural"... well, I can't explain what it does to me without resorting to rotflol, and that just ain't right.
And I must own it, because "Mr. B Natural"... well, I can't explain what it does to me without resorting to rotflol, and that just ain't right.
The best part is the trial thing at the end, where they debate the effect "Mr. B Natural" might have on gender roles.
From The Stranger article, I love it:
Throughout the show, every single situation is fleshed out with details that are seemingly designed for deaf and blind infants, and every episode contains those shots that make my skin crawl, where a person or work of art is supposedly so brilliant that he, she, or its brilliance is undeniable to all, but the writing is so crappy that the only way to show successful brilliance is by cutting to another character, mouth agape, dewey eyed, taking in the alleged brilliance with a silent “wow”…
God, I can’t wait until next Monday…I never knew TV could be this bad/good…
I need to sit and think about indestructibly funny things. Hmmm.
Man, I haven't read TN in forever. Glad for the reminder.
The Stranger article is spot freakin' on.