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bunnyofdoom posted:Just started episode 2 and got to the invention exchange. Dammit Patton, now I am legit upset He's not listed as a writer for that episode, for what its worth. Jamesman posted:I'm sorry guys I really wanted to like this. I mean, it's your loss, not ours. I feel more bad for you that it isn't what you wanted (although I consider episode 2 to be vastly superior to episode 1). ComposerGuy fucked around with this message at 16:50 on Apr 14, 2017 |
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Carecat posted:New Crow is solid, he sounds like the old one and manages to match the personality. New Tom isn't working for me so far and doesn't have the range of Kevin. Don't have much of an opinion on Jonah or Felicia yet but Patton feels like he fits right in. I feel pretty much the same way. Crow is kind of the anchor for me here, it would be harder for me to get used to this if he wasn't so spot on. Having said that, I liked the first episode. It definitely has the feel of the old show even if the riffs are way too frantic. I'm hoping they settle in a bit as the season goes on.
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Are all episodes like episode one, where they riff nonstop? It's driving me insane.
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robot roll call posted:I feel pretty much the same way. Crow is kind of the anchor for me here, it would be harder for me to get used to this if he wasn't so spot on. Having said that, I liked the first episode. It definitely has the feel of the old show even if the riffs are way too frantic. I'm hoping they settle in a bit as the season goes on. I'm all the way through episode 10 and the riffing never gets as frantic as episode 1 again. It can still come quickly in places, but it isn't as break-neck in my opinion.
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A third of the way into The Time Travelers, this movie really likes hanging around a lot there's so much dead air that Jonah and the Bots have to really make up for it. Also, it's a creepy movie, the android designs are awful good god.
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Junkie Disease posted:15 minutes? Dude you like have actual real depression. Go outside get some sun, get on the phone and talk to some friends and family. What the gently caress
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Tiny Lowtax posted:Are all episodes like episode one, where they riff nonstop? It's driving me insane. While Joel said that he wanted faster-paced riffing, I think the breathless, non-stop riffing might be exacerbated in part due to the copy-and-paste way their doing the riffs this season: Nerdist posted:“[We were doing] two movies a day,” recollects Yount, who voices Crow T. Robot in the renewed series. “Two a day, but you’re not watching it at movie speed, you’re watching it at production speed, which is like a 14-hour day.” Recording it this way allowed the actors, writers, and creator/director Joel Hodgson the ability to perfect each and every joke until it was absolutely perfect. “You’re watching the ten-minute section over and over,” Yount continued, “slowing it down and trying to just break every comedic beat.”
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Franchescanado posted:I love the Skeleton Crew. I was pumped when one of the commercial bumpers had them playing a cover of Servo's Ode to Canada.
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I'm on episode 1 right now and the riffing doesn't really seem much faster paced to me than the original. Not really sure how much I care for the mads yet, but like several other people have said, the tone of the riffing seems pretty much spot-on with classic MST3K. Good show, great job.
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Ensign_Ricky posted:Don't spoil the payoff, but do they ever explain the Gypsy/bucket thing that keeps happening? Two episodes in and it's...ok it's not distracting, but because it keeps happening, my curiosity is starting to boil over. i'm guessing they're building up for a later joke. the gypsy and flying tom stuff was a little distracting at first but i think of this new season as firmly joel in charge, and joel always liked visual gags and interacting with the screen. i wonder how much of this stuff is things he always wanted to do with mst3k, like make it more of a self aware stage production, but he never had the budget or creative control to accomplish General Dog posted:I'm on episode 1 right now and the riffing doesn't really seem much faster paced to me than the original. Not really sure how much I care for the mads yet, but like several other people have said, the tone of the riffing seems pretty much spot-on with classic MST3K. Good show, great job. joel era riffs were kind of slow, the later mike era riffs got pretty fast, but imo i agree with folks who are saying it's too fast now. they have to speak so quickly i can't always catch the riff. i'd prefer it if they slowed down a little but it's a minor annoyance at worst
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Gavok posted:I was pumped when one of the commercial bumpers had them playing a cover of Servo's Ode to Canada. They all seem to be songs from the old show. I think I heard the pants song in there.
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I hope they release the band's versions of old songs somewhere. I'd buy it.
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I want If I Held Your Brain in My Arms played if they haven't already.
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egon_beeblebrox posted:I hope they release the band's versions of old songs somewhere. I'd buy it. One of the kickstarter rewards was a soundtrack for the new season. I have to imagine it will be put up for sale as well.
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Burkion posted:I mean there's a very good reason for the change Yeah, there is an episode where Tom and Crow take over running the ship for a time and are running around like madmen, and Gypsy's voice changes and she is incredibly intelligent. Not certain which episode it was though.
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15 minutes into the first episode is...just the intro and theme song. Skipping out that quick is a little absurd.
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OldTennisCourt posted:15 minutes into the first episode is...just the intro and theme song. Skipping out that quick is a little absurd. The intro and theme song are pretty unbearable. The movie bits are solid though. So almost all of the new show is great.
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Peachfart posted:Yeah, there is an episode where Tom and Crow take over running the ship for a time and are running around like madmen, and Gypsy's voice changes and she is incredibly intelligent. Not certain which episode it was though. There's also her one-woman show, where Mary Jo does her voice.
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Ensign_Ricky posted:Don't spoil the payoff, but do they ever explain the Gypsy/bucket thing that keeps happening? Two episodes in and it's...ok it's not distracting, but because it keeps happening, my curiosity is starting to boil over. There was a question about this in the Kickstarter backer Q&A after the first episode premiere and it sounds like not even Joel knows where exactly they're going with that (beyond providing an excuse to get Gypsy into the theater for a few riffs each episode). It's possible the Joel was just being oblique and "the payload" (as he called it) will be explained later in the season, but I'm on episode 12 and they still haven't explained anything about it yet so he might have been straight with his answer.
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Jonas Albrecht posted:The intro and theme song are pretty unbearable. The movie bits are solid though. So almost all of the new show is great. Even if you found them unbearable (which is kinda crazy to me) the riffs are perfectly in tune to the old series.
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Mr.Radar posted:
Don't know if spoilers are really necessary here, but I bet it has something to do with the 'liquid video' concept and the jars full of liquid they put in the big reel at the end of each episode.
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PostNouveau posted:Yeah that was cracking me up. I wish they'd spent more time on it. I was hoping for 6 Servos in the theater. A lot more seats available. I bet they'll do a bit where they have a bunch of characters hanging out in the theater.
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ComposerGuy posted:(although I consider episode 2 to be vastly superior to episode 1). Yeah I'll say that if the first episode doesn't work for you, at least give the second a shot. Cry Wilderness is a transformative experience.
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OldTennisCourt posted:Even if you found them unbearable (which is kinda crazy to me) the riffs are perfectly in tune to the old series. Spergs 'gonna Sperg. I don't mean that to be disparaging, btw. I no doubt share some of those tendencies myself, I just deal with them with the help of prescription To them (us?) I say, don't worry, you'll get used to it. Push through it. It's still the same show.
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I'm glad there are still references I'm too young to understand. It means I'm not Old yet.
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I had a moment where I recalled hearing at one point that they wanted to change Gypsy's design because her silhouette as it was would cover too much screen if she came to the theater to riff and would be distracting... ...so they changed her so that she drops all the way from the ceiling, carrying a cooler the size of her head? But then I remembered it's just a show.
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HD widescreen helps w that
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You brought that pipe all the way to the future just to throw it?
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I was secretly hoping that they'd have asked Man or Astroman to do the music for the new show. I'm not sure how much I like the dude from the Skeleton Crew singing.
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Finished Time Travelers. I'm not as solid on it as I was Cry of Wilderness, so it feels like a stepping stone of an ep if nothing else. The Bot's horror at the androids getting the brunt of the violence was pretty funny though. On to No. 4! Oh my gosh, the opening skit is parodying Mad Men, that is so cute Compendium fucked around with this message at 18:21 on Apr 14, 2017 |
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Is this not available worldwide? I'm not a fan but I wanted to watch Reptilicus since it's a Danish movie, but then it's not available in Denmark?? I don't think I've ever seen Netflix region lock their original shows.
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I loved the zelda bomb opens a secret sound in Avalanche.
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Avalanche made me legitimately angry. Not at MST3K, but at the movie itself.
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You just ate something with tuna fish in it didn't you.
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I'm liking the 2nd episode a lot more than the first. 10 minutes in and they're killing it.
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Nemo2342 posted:Avalanche made me legitimately angry. Not at MST3K, but at the movie itself. There's a shot of the little kid drinking white wine. Not as a plot point or anything. They just gave the kid a glass of wine on the set.
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I feel like everything falls flat when they cram riffs into every available silence. The action sequences in Reptilicus and the beginning of Cry Wilderness are particularly bad in this respect—they need to slow down and actually let the jokes hit. Two episodes in, and I'm finding more to like than dislike, though. I feel like Reptilicus was definitely the stronger of the first two episodes, and "Eww, he's purging." "Bulimicus!" gave me the biggest laugh so far. Sometimes it's the little things.
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I think the riffing pace is a bit better in Avalanche, it's not as manic as it was in Reptilicus. Goddammit movie, don't think I don't notice Mia Farrow not being wet whatsoever after the pool sequence! Compendium fucked around with this message at 18:46 on Apr 14, 2017 |
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Jonah, what's a radio? It's like a podcast you can't control.
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