#mst3k live

[gladismajor]

i finally managed to find a clip from one of the live tours and like. wdym yvonne can just. lift jonah. how fucking strong is that woman

also the implications of the specific clip i found are crazy. jonah had no clue what covid was and apparently spent all of quarantine in space. that liveshow was the first time jonah and emily met in character. what the hell

[mst3kgifs]

Excuse me, Art, what is that small, mustachioed idiot next to you croaking about?

[cameronmccoy9161994]

Did you know?

In a Disney movie, "Lilo & Stitch", an animated film from 2002 and live-action film from 2025, a black and white sci-fi film on a TV set where Stitch (a.k.a. Experiment 626) was watching is that of a giant spider attacking the entire town.

This black and white sci-fi film is called "Earth vs. the Spider", originally produced and directed by Bert Ira Gordon, in 1958.

"Earth vs. the Spider" is also featured in MST3K (Mystery Science Theater 3000) as an episode.

[forkimified]

Hey, here are some pictures of what my nerd punk vest looks like at the moment.

[thatfantasylovingdork]

When someone claims that some recent movie they’ve seen is the worst they’ve ever seen when they haven’t been subjected to the terribleness of the movies they show on MST3K:

[borpgorp]

stamps I made for my spacehey, will post more when I make more

[nerds-yearbook]

On June 15, 2017, Rifftrax held their Summer Shorts Beach Party. It was the 24th Rifftrax Live Event. The event featured Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy, Bill Corbett, Bridget Nelson, Mary Jo Pehl, Trace Beaulieu, Frank Coniff, and Paul F Tompkins. The shorts riffed were Ricky Raccoon Shows the Way (Mike, Kevin, Bill), Office Etiquette (Trace, Frank), Rythmic Ball Skills (Mike, Kevin, Bill), The Griper (Bridget, Mary Jo), Sentinels of Safety (Mike, Kevin, Bill), A Touch of Magic (Mike, Kevin, Bill, Paul), and The Baggs (Everyone). ("Rifftrax Live: Summer Shorts Beach Party", Riffrax, Event)

[goodoneguys]

actually criminal that snl never did a mst3k skit

[shoeboxasylum]

Here at Shoebox Asylum, THIS is the only family we need! (And the vermin children. And the pets. *Never forget the pets.* )

[mst3kgifs]

Now the credits are gently hang-gliding away.

[retrokid616]

f.c.g trying to do deep drags in front of orym like

what the rest of the bell actually see

[mystery-moose]

Thinking about the werewolf from the hate mail Lemgo council pharmacist David Welman (1595 - 1669) got after being accused of being a werewolf

[commercialwarehouse]

pre-jon stewart and pre-south park comedy central was truly a wild west like a lot of cable in the early 90s

[nerds-yearbook]

On October 25, 2012, the Rifftrax Team of Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy, and Bill Corbett hosted their 7th Rifftrax live event. They riffed Birdemic Shock and Terror along with the short Norman Checks In. ("Rifftrax Live: Birdemic", Rifftrax, Event)

[fedorahead]

i know a lot of people who have this logic behind the scenes, and i get it tbh. we all have different life experiences and expectations. my old roommate was fucking her lifelong best friend and had been since they were kids, she didn't consider it cheating; the problem became when she decided to lie about it to her partner even though they were poly and lying was their boundary of what counted as cheating.

honestly we need a much healthier attitude toward sexuality as a society than we have. this kind of stuff isn't normal or acceptable for some people, but not everyone shares the same values and different people just grow into complex relational situations naturally. in my roommate's case, the two of them had gone through a deeply traumatic childhood together and considered themselves two sides of the same soul.... i don't think there's anything anyone who wasn't there can really criticize about that UNTIL they both decided not to be honest about it with their future partners. even then, our society doesn't provide room for the weirder bonds and that's a problem that contributed to the "cheating" situation.

this kind of stuff, the complex messy human interactions and strange formations of love, is why i'm a relationship anarchist. i love my husband more than anything; i genuinely believe he's my soulmate, but that doesn't mean that some weird shit we don't have a cultural perspective to account for ahead of time won't come up. so we've had many discussions about the difference between my unpredictable passions, his in-the-moment decisionmaking, and lasting bond we have. more specifically, how we know we're both complex people going in and those complexities are a part of our love and only contribute to our compatibility rather than being future risks of conflict.