The Saga of the Viking Women and Their Voyage to the Waters of the Great SeaSerpent gets all tuckered out trying to say its name, and curls up to listen
to Chris and Adam talk about waffles, Roger Corman, Albert Glasser, Troma, andKate Bush.With the short, The Home Economics Story!
Show Notes.
The Saga of the Viking Women and Their Voyage to the Waters of the Great Sea
Serpent: IMDB. MST3KWiki.Trailer.UnMSTed.The Home Economics Story: IMDB.
UnMSTed.The Mads’ third evening of shorts is…tonight!
Our article, Proposition Deep13, offers
a tour through all thirteen seasons so far of MST3K, to get you even moreexcited for whatever comes next.Chris recently talked about actual Viking women on his otherpodcast.
Our episode on Night of the BloodBeast had our stuffing/potatoes
debate.#/media/File:Dawn_of_the_dead.jpg){kind=link}
Roger Corman: How I Made a Hundred Movies in Hollywood and Never Lost aDime.
The Albert Glasser bleatography.
Our episodes on The Million Eyes ofSumuru, RocketshipX-M, and
Squirm.Heathers [trailer].
My Dead Gay Son from Heathers:
The Musical.Carol Bly: Changing the Bully Who Rules the World.
Robert Bly: Iron John.
Over the Top [trailer].
[trailer].Tromeo and Juliet [trailer].
The Toxic Avenger [trailer].
Lloyd Kaufman: Make Your Own Damn Movie!
Kate Bush: Sat in Your Lap,
Heads We’re Dancing (the onewith the O. Henry twist), The SensualWorld, DeeperUnderstanding [and the revisedversion],Snowflake (from the “wintery”album), Pi, The Man with theChild in His Eyes, HammerHorror.Bonus.
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sorts of super-fan bonus bits.