Revival League Playhouse

Get ready to make the clingiest friend you’ll ever meet! It’s the most absorbing Cross-Stream from The Revival League & Damn Dirty Geeks yet: “What About Blob?”

A satire inspired by Irvin Yeaworth's 1958 film “The Blob” and Frank Oz's 1991 film “What About Bob?”, this radio play tells the story of a neurotic ooze monster (Brian Howe, “Westworld”) who comes to Earth and envelops the life of his new psychologist (Frank Dietz, “Zombie Nightmare”).

Also featuring Trace Beaulieu & Frank Conniff (“MST3K”), Carolina Hidalgo (“SiriusXM”), Jackey Neyman-Jones (“Manos: The Hands of Fate”) and of course, The Revival League as The Not Ready For Slime Time Players! With original theme song “What About The Blob?” by Storm DiCostanzo (“Paul and Storm”)! Written and directed by Robb Maynard!

Assistant Director: Ryan Smith. Audio Engineering: Ron McAdams, Ryan Smith, and Robb Maynard. Audio Editing: Robb Maynard. Sound Effects: Soundsnap and Pond5. Promotional Artwork: Ryan Smith. “What About Blob?” Logo: Stephanie Stockert. Promotional Video and Photography: Robert Swanson.

Get ready to make the clingiest friend you’ll ever meet! It’s the most absorbing Cross-Stream from The Revival League & Damn Dirty Geeks yet: “What About Blob?”

A satire inspired by Irvin Yeaworth's 1958 film “The Blob” and Frank Oz's 1991 film “What About Bob?”, this radio play tells the story of a neurotic ooze monster (Brian Howe, “Westworld”) who comes to Earth and envelops the life of his new psychologist (Frank Dietz, “Zombie Nightmare”).

Also featuring Trace Beaulieu & Frank Conniff (“MST3K”), Carolina Hidalgo (“SiriusXM”), Jackey Neyman-Jones (“Manos: The Hands of Fate”) and of course, The Revival League as The Not Ready For Slime Time Players! With original theme song “What About The Blob?” by Storm DiCostanzo (“Paul and Storm”)! Written and directed by Robb Maynard!

STARRING:

Brian Howe - Blob

Frank Dietz - Dr. Andrew McQueen/Vincent Proust/Old Man

Carolina Hidalgo - Debbie McQueen/Surgeon/Woman 1

Robb Maynard - Stevie Teenager/Jimmy Dugan/Doug/Student 1

Jaime Flowers - as Barbara McQueen/Lena

Natalie Ryan - Donnie McQueen

Trace Beaulieu - Dr. Feraboid Xylan/William Castle/Floyd Lloyd/Mr. Lester/Officer Johnny Law/’Sven or Svenla’

Frank Conniff - The Old Codger/Moose/Man 1/Movie Trailer Narrator

Ryan Smith - Gunther Groggy/Robber Number Two/Drag Race Teen/Bela Legousi/Torch/Uncool Youth/Woman 2

Greg Tally - Penelope Noddinghoff/Dr. Sigmund Fraud/Jingo the Hawk/’Killwin’s Koffee’ Shill

Quinn Keating - Cynthia

Ron McAdams - Robber Number One/Billy Drake/Piano Dog/Crazy John/Student 3

Jeremy Whitham - the Eulogy-Interrupting Reporter/Cruiser/’Slang School’ Shill/Student 2

Willy T. Golden - Mr. Hooper/Drag Race Onlooker/Monstrous Narrator/Flip/Reporter

Kate Page - Tonya

Jackey Neyman Jones - Herself

Chris Bennett - Cool Youth/’Slang School’ Teacher

Erica Rodriguez - Becky

Assistant Director: Ryan Smith. Audio Engineering: Ron McAdams, Ryan Smith, and Robb Maynard. Audio Editing: Robb Maynard. Sound Effects: Soundsnap and Pond5. Promotional Artwork: Ryan Smith. “What About Blob?” Logo: Stephanie Stockert. Promotional Video and Photography: Robert Swanson.

It’s time to get back in touch with your inner child with the first-ever Revival League/Damn Dirty Geeks Cross-Stream Production: “Shorts in a Bunch: Back to School!”

Starring the Revival League regulars (joined by the lovable albeit annoying Kruzunka Wunkas), as well as special guests Frank Conniff and Trace Beaulieu (MST3K’s The Mads), Frank Dietz (Zombie Nightmare/Damn Dirty Geeks) and Carolina Hidalgo (SiriusXM/The Mads Are Back! Podcast), this brand new radio play passes the test when it comes to putting the “ass” back in “class.”

From an awkward blind date with a singing social outcast, to a gorilla that knows exactly when to lend a hand, to the single most spot-on Donald Trump impersonation of all time, “Shorts in a Bunch: Back to School” features a busload of silly skits written and performed by the Revival League Podcast gang!

Now, there will be a quiz at the end, so spit out that gum, sit up straight, and pay attention! Oh--- also, enjoy the show!

STARRING:

Frank Conniff – President Donald J Trump

Trace Beaulieu – Sledgehammer Salesman

Frank Dietz – Tim Doyle

Deana Dolphin – Hostess / Grace Kelly

Jaime Flowers – Christine / Molly

Willy Golden – Ted the Waiter

Carolina Hidalgo – Herself

Erik Koski – Himself / Narrator / Sledgehammer Enthusiast

Emm Ledsam - Couch Gutters Testimonial 3

Robb Maynard - Phantom / Dalton / Chad / Not Justice Shill/ Couch Gutters Testimonial 1 /Oddzo The Odd-Nificent / Bahskar The Louse / House Flipping Ma’am / Himself

Ron McAdams – James Lipbalm / Band Member 1 / Couch Gutters Shill /Glam Manatee / Knickerbocker / Himself

Morrison, Ian – Ian the Gecko

Erica Rodriguez - Couch Gutters Testimonial 2

James Rohling – Himself

Robert Swanson – Grappling Hook Enthusiast

Smith, Ryan – Mr. Garrison / Christine’s Ex / The Scottsdale Ripper / Jimmy Stewart / Assistance Gorilla / Muscles / Himself

Greg Tally – Record Executive / Tim / Jingo The Hawk / Batty Fledermaus / Blover / Algonquin / Dr Elon Muskmelon / Archduke Tally / Petri / Himself

***Warning! This radio play is rated NSFW, Not Safe For Work. It contains strong language and adult situations. Listener discretion is seriously advised.***

*The Legal Eagles over at Shout Factory would like us to point out that this radio play doesn't represent, "Mystery Science Theater," Shout Factory or Alternaversal. It's an unofficial fan production, and we hope you enjoy it.

**The views and opinions expressed in this play are solely those of the authors, and do not reflect the official policy or position of any other agency, organization, employer or company.

It’s time to get back in touch with your inner child with the first-ever Revival League/Damn Dirty Geeks Cross-Stream Production: “Shorts in a Bunch: Back to School!”

Starring the Revival League regulars (joined by the lovable albeit annoying Kruzunka Wunkas), as well as special guests Frank Conniff and Trace Beaulieu (MST3K’s The Mads), Frank Dietz (Zombie Nightmare/Damn Dirty Geeks) and Carolina Hidalgo (SiriusXM/The Mads Are Back! Podcast), this brand new radio play passes the test when it comes to putting the “ass” back in “class.”

From an awkward blind date with a singing social outcast, to a gorilla that knows exactly when to lend a hand, to the single most spot-on Donald Trump impersonation of all time, “Shorts in a Bunch: Back to School” features a busload of silly skits written and performed by the Revival League Podcast gang!

Now, there will be a quiz at the end, so spit out that gum, sit up straight, and pay attention! Oh--- also, enjoy the show!

***Warning! This radio play is rated NSFW, Not Safe For Work. It contains strong language and adult situations. Listener discretion is seriously advised.***

*The Legal Eagles over at Shout Factory would like us to point out that this radio play doesn't represent, "Mystery Science Theater," Shout Factory or Alternaversal. It's an unofficial fan production, and we hope you enjoy it.

**The views and opinions expressed in this play are solely those of the authors, and do not reflect the official policy or position of any other agency, organization, employer or company.

It’s time to get back in touch with your inner child with the first-ever Revival League/Damn Dirty Geeks Cross-Stream Production: “Shorts in a Bunch: Back to School!”

Starring the Revival League regulars (joined by the lovable albeit annoying Kruzunka Wunkas), as well as special guests Frank Conniff and Trace Beaulieu (MST3K’s The Mads), Frank Dietz (Zombie Nightmare/Damn Dirty Geeks) and Carolina Hidalgo (SiriusXM/The Mads Are Back! Podcast), this brand new radio play passes the test when it comes to putting the “ass” back in “class.”

From an awkward blind date with a singing social outcast, to a gorilla that knows exactly when to lend a hand, to the single most spot-on Donald Trump impersonation of all time, “Shorts in a Bunch: Back to School” features a busload of silly skits written and performed by the Revival League Podcast gang!

Now, there will be a quiz at the end, so spit out that gum, sit up straight, and pay attention! Oh--- also, enjoy the show!

STARRING:

Frank Conniff – President Donald J Trump

Trace Beaulieu – Sledgehammer Salesman

Frank Dietz – Tim Doyle

Deana Dolphin – Hostess / Grace Kelly

Jaime Flowers – Christine / Molly

Willy Golden – Ted the Waiter

Carolina Hidalgo – Herself

Erik Koski – Himself / Narrator / Sledgehammer Enthusiast

Emm Ledsam - Couch Gutters Testimonial 3

Robb Maynard - Phantom / Dalton / Chad / Not Justice Shill/ Couch Gutters Testimonial 1 /Oddzo The Odd-Nificent / Bahskar The Louse / House Flipping Ma’am / Himself

Ron McAdams – James Lipbalm / Band Member 1 / Couch Gutters Shill /Glam Manatee / Knickerbocker / Himself

Morrison, Ian – Ian the Gecko

Erica Rodriguez - Couch Gutters Testimonial 2

James Rohling – Himself

Robert Swanson – Grappling Hook Enthusiast

Smith, Ryan – Mr. Garrison / Christine’s Ex / The Scottsdale Ripper / Jimmy Stewart / Assistance Gorilla / Muscles / Himself

Greg Tally – Record Executive / Tim / Jingo The Hawk / Batty Fledermaus / Blover / Algonquin / Dr Elon Muskmelon / Archduke Tally / Petri / Himself

***Warning! This radio play is rated NSFW, Not Safe For Work. It contains strong language and adult situations. Listener discretion is seriously advised.***

*The Legal Eagles over at Shout Factory would like us to point out that this radio play doesn't represent, "Mystery Science Theater," Shout Factory or Alternaversal. It's an unofficial fan production, and we hope you enjoy it.

**The views and opinions expressed in this play are solely those of the authors, and do not reflect the official policy or position of any other agency, organization, employer or company.

After completely selling out in Hollywood, The Revival League proudly presents the director's cut of “Do Rabbots Dream Of Electric Cheepz?” Remastered with fancy-schmancy special effects and integrity-compromising CGI at great personal expense, “Do Rabbots Dream of Electric Cheepz?: The Final Cut” delivers the ultimate Rabbot experience, featuring touched up versions of both Parts One and Two of Robb Maynard’s sci-fi classic radio play (as far as something released a month ago can be considered classic).

Described as “half-‘Blade Runner’, half-‘Watership Down’, and half-insanity” (which is too many halves), “Do Rabbots Dream of Electric Cheepz?: The Final Cut” is an edge-of-your-seat thrill ride into a futuristic dystopia populated by intelligent rabbits and their chocolate vassals.

This original sci-fi comedy is a work of satire based upon or inspired by Ridley Scott's motion picture “Blade Runner,” Phillip K. Dick's novel “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?,” Karel Čapek's 1920 stage play “Rossum's Universal Robots,” and Richard Adam's novel “Watership Down.”

Written by Robb Maynard and featuring the vocal talents of Tim Blaney (“Men In Black,” “Short Circuit”), Frank Dietz (“Zombie Nightmare”), Carolina Hidalgo (“The Mads Are Back! Podcast,” “SiriusXM”), Jackey Raye Neyman Jones (“Manos: The Hands of Fate”), and all the rest of your favorite Revival League Podcast Players (if any).

After completely selling out in Hollywood, The Revival League proudly presents the director's cut of “Do Rabbots Dream Of Electric Cheepz?” Remastered with fancy-schmancy special effects and integrity-compromising CGI at great personal expense, “Do Rabbots Dream of Electric Cheepz?: The Final Cut” delivers the ultimate Rabbot experience, featuring touched up versions of both Parts One and Two of Robb Maynard’s sci-fi classic radio play (as far as something released a month ago can be considered classic).

Described as “half-‘Blade Runner’, half-‘Watership Down’, and half-insanity” (which is too many halves), “Do Rabbots Dream of Electric Cheepz?: The Final Cut” is an edge-of-your-seat thrill ride into a futuristic dystopia populated by intelligent rabbits and their chocolate vassals.

This original sci-fi comedy is a work of satire based upon or inspired by Ridley Scott's motion picture “Blade Runner,” Phillip K. Dick's novel “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?,” Karel Čapek's 1920 stage play “Rossum's Universal Robots,” and Richard Adam's novel “Watership Down.”

Written by Robb Maynard and featuring the vocal talents of Tim Blaney (“Men In Black,” “Short Circuit”), Frank Dietz (“Zombie Nightmare”), Carolina Hidalgo (“The Mads Are Back! Podcast,” “SiriusXM”), Jackey Raye Neyman Jones (“Manos: The Hands of Fate”), and all the rest of your favorite Revival League Podcast Players (if any).

After completely selling out in Hollywood, The Revival League proudly presents the director's cut of “Do Rabbots Dream Of Electric Cheepz?” Remastered with fancy-schmancy special effects and integrity-compromising CGI at great personal expense, “Do Rabbots Dream of Electric Cheepz?: The Final Cut” delivers the ultimate Rabbot experience, featuring touched up versions of both Parts One and Two of Robb Maynard’s sci-fi classic radio play (as far as something released a month ago can be considered classic).

Described as “half-‘Blade Runner’, half-‘Watership Down’, and half-insanity” (which is too many halves), “Do Rabbots Dream of Electric Cheepz?: The Final Cut” is an edge-of-your-seat thrill ride into a futuristic dystopia populated by intelligent rabbits and their chocolate vassals.

This original sci-fi comedy is a work of satire based upon or inspired by Ridley Scott's motion picture “Blade Runner,” Phillip K. Dick's novel “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?,” Karel Čapek's 1920 stage play “Rossum's Universal Robots,” and Richard Adam's novel “Watership Down.”

Written by Robb Maynard and featuring the vocal talents of Tim Blaney (“Men In Black,” “Short Circuit”), Frank Dietz (“Zombie Nightmare”), Carolina Hidalgo (“The Mads Are Back! Podcast,” “SiriusXM”), Jackey Raye Neyman Jones (“Manos: The Hands of Fate”), and all the rest of your favorite Revival League Podcast Players (if any).

Time for your just desserts! The thrilling conclusion of the Revival League’s latest original radio play, “Do Rabbots Dream of Electric Cheepz?"

The futuristic rabbit dystopia of Efrafa is plunged into complete anarchy as its underclass of chocolate workers stages a violent Rabb-olution against their flesh and blood masters. Blade Hopper Periwinkle must use his wits (and his sweet tooth) to overcome his dangerous adversaries and foil their fiendish schemes.

STARRING:

Tim Blaney - Mr. Marigold

Frank Dietz - Roy Bunny

Deanna Dolphin – Madame Marbles/ Agent Skedaddle / Cheepz / “Salt Peter Rabbit” Shill / Rabbocop’s Wife

Jaime Flowers - Ms. Honeydew

Ben Haslar – Rabbocop

Carolina Hidalgo - Inspector Tophat

Jackey Neyman Jones - Zinnia

Quinn Keating – Cricket / “Paws of a Stranger” Shill / “Buck Up” Shill

Conor Lastowka - Cinnamon

Robb Maynard – Narrator / Periwinkle / Wigwam / Agent Mosey/ Krix Cereal Kid 1/ Jimmy Stewrabbot 3/ Gene Celery / Rabbocop’s Chief

Ian Morrison - Pansy the Cook

Ron McAdams - Fourleaf / Krix Rabbot / Jimmy Stewrabbot 1/ Candy Rooney / “3 Foot” Spokesbunny

Kate Page - Blimp Voice

James Rohling – Buttercup / Gingersnaps/ Krix Cereal Kid 2

Natalie Ryan - Pickle

Dylan J. Schlender – Doctor Fluffernutter

Ryan Smith – “Memory Implants R Us” Shill / Jimmy Stewrabbot 2 / Dr. Rabbit T. Buckhare / Roger Eggplant / Heath Ledg-hare/ Charlton Hareston /

Greg Tally - Cornflake / IBS News Reel Announce-hare / “FUR-Vitalizer Bunny” Shill / Jimmy Stewrabbot 4 / Jake Byllenhaal / Rab Rein-hare/ “Who Frames” Shill

This original sci-fi comedy is a work of satire based upon or inspired by Ridley Scott's motion picture “Blade Runner,” Phillip K. Dick's novel “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?,” Karel Čapek's 1920 stage play “Rossum's Universal Robots,” and Richard Adam's novel “Watership Down.”

Written by Robb Maynard and featuring the vocal talents of Tim Blaney (“Men In Black,” “Short Circuit”), Frank Dietz (“Zombie Nightmare”), Carolina Hidalgo (“The Mads Are Back! Podcast,” “SiriusXM”), Jackey Raye Neyman Jones (“Manos: The Hands of Fate”), and all the rest of your favorite Revival League Podcast Players (if any).

Time for your just desserts! The thrilling conclusion of the Revival League’s latest original radio play, “Do Rabbots Dream of Electric Cheepz?"

The futuristic rabbit dystopia of Efrafa is plunged into complete anarchy as its underclass of chocolate workers stages a violent Rabb-olution against their flesh and blood masters. Blade Hopper Periwinkle must use his wits (and his sweet tooth) to overcome his dangerous adversaries and foil their fiendish schemes.

This original sci-fi comedy is a work of satire based upon or inspired by Ridley Scott's motion picture “Blade Runner,” Phillip K. Dick's novel “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?,” Karel Čapek's 1920 stage play “Rossum's Universal Robots,” and Richard Adam's novel “Watership Down.”

Written by Robb Maynard and featuring the vocal talents of Tim Blaney (“Men In Black,” “Short Circuit”), Frank Dietz (“Zombie Nightmare”), Carolina Hidalgo (“The Mads Are Back! Podcast,” “SiriusXM”), Jackey Raye Neyman Jones (“Manos: The Hands of Fate”), and all the rest of your favorite Revival League Podcast Players (if any).