Favorite Line

[Raven]

What's your favorite line from the rifftrax? 

Based on the preview clip it's not the poop humor. 

[Rattrap007]

Loved when Mike made jokes about the principle looking like Gavin McCloud and Disembaudio erases all future references to him.

also loved the lines about Nikki like "Your reflection can't act worth crap." and "Purse your lips together. now your evil Nikki."

[Candle Jack]

"Rifftrack, street rat, I don't buy that..."

[NummyMuffinCoCoButter]

"Oh oh, mom got into the cooking Sherry again!"

[Rufus T]

Micha: Why were you looking at yourself like that in the mirror?

Mike: Because you're a bad son.

[Wiseblood]

Pour some Trix in his head, you know you want to!

[Pak-Man]

"Teleport!?"
"Never heard of it!"

Dropped Call. :^)

[bryak]

I laughed until it hurt for the entire "ice cream in the refrigerator" routine.

[PlayMSTie]

"Dropped call," the Gavin McLeod bit, the ice cream bit, the Clinton and Sandy Berger routines -- didn't want to say "bits" in that context! -- and "Aren't you supposed to have a little wooden sign that says 'Help' in that scenario?"  And lots of other stuff I don't remember right now (I really should jot these things down!). Plus a few sharp observations about the state of modern television thrown in for free. This was my first time watching "Heroes" and I liked it (except for those brain-scooped-out types of images that Mike didn't seem to care for either), but I also really liked the RiffTrax. Mike's best solo effort yet, in my opinion. Well done! 

[Joey the Lemur]

Everything with Disimbaudio, really.

Mike needs another person to play off of to really hit his stride.

[MarkAndrew]

Mike's brief attempt to apply logic to the screenplay and Disembodio calling him out on it.

I swear, half the time I was marveling at the stupidity of the characters.  Seriously, it's like the IQ levels of the main characters in the Wild Women of Wongo were higher.

And runner up: Disembodio's rendition of Heroes by David Bowie...that's the kind of stuff I do all the time...though hopefully I don't sound THAT bad when I do my Bowie impression.

[ambitiously stupid]

Mine favorite lines were the various Biblical references involving Micah, and I think Abraham.

Everything with Disimbaudio, really.

Mike needs another person to play off of to really hit his stride.

I thought this was a classic.  Sometimes, I think for whatever reason I like the solo riffs better.  Look at Over the Top, Predator, Crossroads, Point Break, and Road House it's hard to argue those are not some of the best.  When RiffTrax first started I was on the forum complaining about the lack  interaction.   However, after really thinking of my favorites, the solo efforts are at the top of the list.

[DoctorZ]

For that series of riffs on Indian tech.support language problems, I proclaim Mike Nelson "Funk Lord of the Omniverse!!"  I deal with that every day at work and believe you me those riffs were spot on!