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99. I Have Enough Friends. [MST3K 423. Bride of the Monster.]
Bride of the Monster traps Adam and Chris in the swamp and gets them to
monologue about Edward D. Wood Jr., Bela Lugosi, Tor Johnson, octopuses, and
door-to-door sales.
Features the short: Hired! Part 1.
Show Notes.
Bride of the Monster: IMDB. MST3K
Wiki.
Trailer. Watch on
ShoutFactoryTV!
Hired!: IMDB.
UnMSTed.
Look, just follow The Mads Are Back on
Twitter, ok? And get ready for The Brain
Eaters
[trailer] on September 14th!
Leonard Nimoy’s “Australian”
accent.
MST3K’s Mindless Summer.
The Moon Zero Two Riff-a-Long
and our episode on Moon Zero Two.
The Mary Jo Pehl Show will be Tuesday August 24th (so, today) at 8pm Eastern
at Dumb Industries’ Twitch channel.
Mary Jo Pehl and Trace Beaulieu’s
RenFest project.
Mary Jo’s YouTube series, Ruth Larson Lives! A Lifestyle
Vlog!
We talked about Edward D. Wood Jr. in our episode on The Violent
Years. We also discuss Jail Bait in
our episode on Hercules Unchained
and Glen or Glenda in our episode on The Thing That Couldn’t
Die.
Tim Burton’s biopic Ed Wood
[trailer].
The Creep Behind the Camera
[trailer].
Orson Welles in The Critic.
Turns out Dolores Fuller has written her
autobiography.
Rudolph Grey: Nightmare of Ecstasy is the Ed Wood
oral history book.
Night of the Ghouls [trailer].
Ed Wood: Hollywood Rat Race is his book of
reflections on the industry.
Ed Wood: Killer in Drag, one of his novels.
Peter Godfrey-Smith: Other Minds: The Octopus, The Sea, and the Deep Origins
of Consciousness is an intriguing-looking book that
I didn’t have time to actually read before recording.
The octopus and the crab trap.
Paul the Octopus didn’t
correctly predict the World Cup every time, but he was pretty close.
Faith Popcorn.
A history of microwave popcorn. Turns out there was an Act I!
Our episodes on The Saga of the Viking Women and Their Voyage to the Waters
of the Great Sea Serpent and
Squirm.
Bob Woodward: Wired! The Short Life and Fast Times of John
Belushi.
Wired! [trailer].
Faron Young: Hello, Walls.
Willie Nelson: Hello, Walls.
Gore Vidal: Myra Breckenridge.
Myra Breckenridge [trailer].
Bunny Breckenridge.
William Demarest.
Our episode on Teenagers from Outer
Space.
Polygon on the Red Cross in video
games.
Alone in the Dark [trailer].
Wake of the Red Witch
[trailer].
Our episode on The Deadly Mantis
mentions Gig Young.
Bonus.
Support us on Patreon and you can hear all
our superfan bonus bits (and help us make the next hundred episodes)!
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Bride of the Monster traps Adam and Chris in the swamp and gets them to
monologue about Edward D. Wood Jr., Bela Lugosi, Tor Johnson, octopuses, and
door-to-door sales.
Features the short: Hired! Part 1.
Show Notes.
Bride of the Monster: IMDB. MST3K
Wiki.
Trailer. Watch on
ShoutFactoryTV!
Hired!: IMDB.
UnMSTed.
Look, just follow The Mads Are Back on
Twitter, ok? And get ready for The Brain
Eaters
[trailer] on September 14th!
Leonard Nimoy’s “Australian”
accent.
MST3K’s Mindless Summer.
The Moon Zero Two Riff-a-Long
and our episode on Moon Zero Two.
The Mary Jo Pehl Show will be Tuesday August 24th (so, today) at 8pm Eastern
at Dumb Industries’ Twitch channel.
Mary Jo Pehl and Trace Beaulieu’s
RenFest project.
Mary Jo’s YouTube series, Ruth Larson Lives! A Lifestyle
Vlog!
We talked about Edward D. Wood Jr. in our episode on The Violent
Years. We also discuss Jail Bait in
our episode on Hercules Unchained
and Glen or Glenda in our episode on The Thing That Couldn’t
Die.
Tim Burton’s biopic Ed Wood
[trailer].
The Creep Behind the Camera
[trailer].
Orson Welles in The Critic.
Turns out Dolores Fuller has written her
autobiography.
Rudolph Grey: Nightmare of Ecstasy is the Ed Wood
oral history book.
Night of the Ghouls [trailer].
Ed Wood: Hollywood Rat Race is his book of
reflections on the industry.
Ed Wood: Killer in Drag, one of his novels.
Peter Godfrey-Smith: Other Minds: The Octopus, The Sea, and the Deep Origins
of Consciousness is an intriguing-looking book that
I didn’t have time to actually read before recording.
The octopus and the crab trap.
Paul the Octopus didn’t
correctly predict the World Cup every time, but he was pretty close.
Faith Popcorn.
A history of microwave popcorn. Turns out there was an Act I!
Our episodes on The Saga of the Viking Women and Their Voyage to the Waters
of the Great Sea Serpent and
Squirm.
Bob Woodward: Wired! The Short Life and Fast Times of John
Belushi.
Wired! [trailer].
Faron Young: Hello, Walls.
Willie Nelson: Hello, Walls.
Gore Vidal: Myra Breckenridge.
Myra Breckenridge [trailer].
Bunny Breckenridge.
William Demarest.
Our episode on Teenagers from Outer
Space.
Polygon on the Red Cross in video
games.
Alone in the Dark [trailer].
Wake of the Red Witch
[trailer].
Our episode on The Deadly Mantis
mentions Gig Young.
Bonus.
Support us on Patreon and you can hear all
our superfan bonus bits (and help us make the next hundred episodes)!
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