Nick and Jason celebrate (?) the return of shorts, this time featuring Bela Lugosi (who I hear is dead), before tackling this weeks film and episode, which is maybe sorta racist? Probably.

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What is "sidehacking"? Jason and Nick attempt to explain as we discuss this episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 with TWO new songs! OOOH!!

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Things are getting better and better on Mystery Science Theater 3000 as Jason and Nick discuss the 6th (technically 5th) episode of the series, where the riffs are getting strong, the personalities are getting strong, and the movies are getting worse.

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Jason and Nick welcome their pal and hardcore MST3K fan Isabel Teran from Hearsing Around to discuss Commando Cody (and why he may be named that), Bela Lugosi, a lost Scooby Doo episode, and clown noses!

Jason gets controversial and confuses Nick with this episode, which was labeled out of order for reasons nobody know. But we're doing it here anyway! Jason and Nick discuss the faster pace riffing, the "remodeled" set, and Isaac Asimov.

Jason and Nick are back from their separate breaks and discuss what they been up to. Then we dive into the third episode of MST3K, continuing the Commando Cody shorts. Then they dive into one of the oldest movies ever covered on the show "Mad Monster" about a scientist wanting revenge. This plot will show up again.

Jason and Nick discuss the second nationally broadcast episode of MST3K about a Mummy and a stupid scientist's robot. To join them in discuss this is Lisa Leaheey from Pictures & Conversations. Also, for the first time ever, there's a short before the film! And we finally know what demon dogs are!

Nick and Jason have finally reached nationally broadcasted episodes of Mystery Science Theater 3000!! There's a lot of changes and a lot to cover, including what Nick things of the brand new opening, the robots redesign, set changes, and more!

It's the end of (one of many) eras! Jason and Nick check out the final KTMA episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000! There's dinosaurs! There's bad dubbing! There's misplaced music cues! There's history lessons including ax throwing businesses! And Nick reveals his favorite episodes, movies, and bits from the show up to this point!

Jason and Nick are back to discuss the penultimate KTMA episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000. The movie features Lee Majors as a race car driver in a future where cars are outlawed and Burgess Meredith as a wacky drunk pilot sent to go after him. On the show itself, the Mads create cold fusion in mouths, a bunch of letters are read, and the bots learn what it's like to be human.

For the NINETEENTH episode of Play MST for Me, Jason and Nick discuss the NINETEENTH episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 for the NINETEENTH time, after episode EIGHTEEN...Hangar 18. Hm....something's off. Anyway, action packed astronauts, a space ship, and a cover-up! Also, a smattering of 70s and 80s celebs! On the SOL, we learn what CROW is an acronym for and get a few first in MST3K history!

Jason and Nick have returned and so has Joel! They watch a '60s film featuring Frankie Avalon, when he was trying to be a "big boy actor" and if he succeeded is entirely up to you. On the Satellite, things gets weirder and weirder with every host segment.

In this super sized episode, Jason and Nick dive headfirst into the first episode of Season 2 of MST3K and Jason gives a ton of history and backstory before getting Nick's opinions on all of changes, including new voice, new character, and new sets!!

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It's time to go back to Japan and see what "Planet of the Apes" would be like if they made it! Answer: really dumb, confusing, and weird! On the SOL, Jason and Nick discuss Joel being missing, the 'bots almost have a mutiny, and a visit from a famous (local) weatherman!

If you enjoyed an all star cast during "SST: Deathflight" and "Superdome", well, imagine those but with Leslie Nielson and Shelly Winters in the mix!! Jason and Nick discuss "City on Fire" a disaster film about a, well, you'll figure it out. Also we discuss fast food, the Shamrock shake, and the name of Grimace's Irish Uncle! Yes, he has (had?) an Irish uncle.

It's the SUPERBOWL everybody!! AND it's another made-for-TV movie featuring some B-and-C actors from the 70s! Jason and Nick discuss the film "Superdome", which was filmed on location in New Orleans, AT the Superdome, during Super Bowl week. We find ourselves in the middle of a murder mystery while 700 plots are happening side by side.

Meanwhile on the SOL, its a spoof of the "clip show" TV Trope as Servo remembers things that happened in previous episodes, including Joel being mean!

It's another "movie" which is really just two episodes of a (Japanese) TV show mashed together, which means Jason and Nick are going to have a hard time figuring out what the hell is happening. Meanwhile on the Satellite of Love, the bots are oddly mean to Joel. 

If you're a fan of 70s actors, boy do we have a movie for you!! Jason and Nick discuss the airplane disaster movie "SST Death Flight", which was featuring on the 13th episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000, before getting to Dr. F's Vegas winnings, Servo experiencing pain, and the first guest voice ever! 

Jason and Nick discuss the "film" "Fugitive Alien" about a alien who refused to kill children so he teams up with Earthlings to go on space missions. Calm down, it's really not as exciting as it sounds. Over on the Satellite, Crow is broken so it's just Joel and Servo singing full parody songs in the theater and things start getting weird by the ending. 

The Oscars just announced their nominations and who better than a podcast about a show that watches bad movies to discuss them! Then Jason and Nick discuss the film Humanoid Woman, at least what they could understand about the movie. Meanwhile, on the Satellite of Love, a lot of weird stuff happens, like Servo hitting on a blender and a game of tag!

Happy new year!! Jason and Nick are back to discuss another "movie" featured on Mystery Science Theater 3000. This time, the "movie" are two episodes of "Space: 1999" slammed together that focus on a shapeshifting woman named Mya, who came from a stickhole of a planet, which was run by Brian Blessed, who was easily the best thing about this whole "movie". Meanwhile on the Satellite, it's the Superbowl! Crow gives Joel a haircut, Tom loses his head, and also it's tax time!! 

Jason and Nick Rehak have gotten past the run of Gamera films and run head first into...ants! Killer ants! Plus we learn about the project that sent Joel into space, weird Issac Asimov obsessions, and a theory that Joel is a robber?!

Nick Rehak and I have reached the FINAL Gamera episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 and boy is it a doozy! Two kids accidently take a trip to another planet and meet two hostile alien women who want to eat their brains. Gamera makes an appearance. In the episode itself, it's all about dreams!

Jason and Nick discuss the true and only season 1 finale of Mystery Science Theater 3000, which features a giant scorpion attacking the hillsides of Mexico, an annoying kid, and stop motion effects NOT made by Ray Harryhausen!

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(sigh) It's ANOTHER Gamera movie. This one is a little wacky with a hot alien lady and a shark type monster and a little girl obsessed with Coke (you choose which kind I'm taking about). But Jason and Nick plow through it before giving their thoughts on the MST3K episode, which aired on Midnight, January 1st, 1989! Also we finally meet The Mads!!

Jason and Nick sit through yet another Gamera movie, this time there's Gaos, a triangle-headed flying monster thing that lived in a volcano and instead of Kenny we get Itchy. Meanwhile on Mystery Science Theater 3000, Servo gets a new voice, Crow is still frozen, and we get to see what commericals ran during the airing of this episode! VANS! BROWN VANS!! 

Jason and Nick Rehak talk about a giant turtle attacking Japan and how weird the little boy in the movie Kenny is while discussing the 5th episode of Mystery Science Theather 3000, which features a solo Joel! 

Jason and Nick are back with the fourth episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000, which features a movie about a flying turtle fighting a giant reptile of some sort. There's rainbows, giant diamonds, great (human) fighting scenes, and pretty native island girls named Karen. In the MST3K episode, Joel sets up a voicemail phone number and we get to hear the first ever MST3K fan! 

Jason and Nick discuss puppets, marionettes, and somehow Jeffery Dahmer before discuss the second official episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000, where they discuss another "movie" that's honestly just four mashed up episode of a TV show. And we get our introduction to Tom Servo! 

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Jason finally makes Nick watch the first official episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000, which features the "movie" Invaders From The Deep, starring marionettes!! And voice acting!! And not much else!! We get more riffing and a theme song at least!! 

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Jason Soto (A LIFELONG Mystery Science Theater 3000 fan) forces Nick Rehak (who somehow has never seen a single episode in his life) to go on a super long journey watching EVERY. SINGLE. EPISODE of MST3K, from the beginning, in chronological order, to see how Nick will react to each episode and watch how the show grows with him.

In this first episode, Jason goes over his history with the show, how the show was created, and makes Nick watch the 15 minute pilot episode and the hour and a half film The Green Slime and discuss if two prominent film directors have seen this movie, how the movie's soundtrack is uneven, and what Nick liked about the pilot episode.

Jason and Nick have come upon an episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 with a bunch of "firsts", including a discussion on what makes a movie a musical or not. This movie is a musical. Also, this movie is sort of weird tonally. If you enjoy women dying from giving birth and then someone doing a big bombastic musical number afterward, boy do we have the movie for you

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It's a moon-tastic episode of Play MST for Me as Moon Jason and Moon Nick welcome their moon guest Moon Bubbawheat from Lyrical Innuendo to discuss a movie that takes place-where else?-the moon! Also, they tackle the theory that Joel might like being trapped in space, the introduction of the Richard Baseheart joke, and a go-go dancing Joel!

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Jason and Nick spend a lot of time on this episode because there is a lot to cover. From the differences between the unedited version and the TV edit to the other films the director made to Madonna references and we get the answer to the question "When will the Commando Cody shorts end?!?"

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IT'S SPACOM!! Boy, you won't believe the movie Jason and Nick has for you in this episode! Also walking upside down, spanking Major's, and plywood mooncars!! SPACOM!

Jason and Nick are back!! They discuss favorite holidays, a GOOD COMMANDO CODY SHOW?!?!, and fog. Lots and lots of fogs. Also, it's possible that Stephen King was REALLY inspired by '50s b-movies.

Jason and Nick welcome their pal Lackey to discuss a movie Lackey has been wanting to see ever since Stephen King wrote about it in his book Danse Macabre. Does it live up to expectations? Did we really need two Commando Cody shorts at once? Can bumblebees actually fly? Lots of questions to be answered and they can be found within!

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