More for better?

[EdgeWalker]

As a longtime fan of MST3K, I have (like many others) taken time to compare my Rifftrax experience with that of the show.  Granted, it's a "bad fan" habit to compare later works with earlier works in other media and with different teams, etc., but it's hard to resist.

That having been said, I've noticed that I seem to prefer (and get better laughs from guests from) the tracks with all three (Mike, Kevin, & Bill.)  I don't know if the writing process is different- what seems to really make the most difference is the interaction and play between the riff "characters."  It's simply much funnier when they play the jokes off of one another. 

[kodiakthejuggler]

It's more situational for me.

Granted, the interplay between these three geniuses is as brilliant as ever, but given the quality of the material and delivery, a solo Mike effort can be just as good, and hold its own.

Case in point: Roadhouse.

It's just so incredibly funny and brilliant, it continues to rank among the very best Rifftrax, and is certainly one of the most memorable comedic experiences I've had in my lifetime.

[AmandaGal]

I'm kinda with kodiak.  I haven't been crazy for any of the ones with the three.  My faves tend to be the ones with just Mike.  I think it's more of the movies than the talent.

[gammer]

I'm kinda with kodiak.  I haven't been crazy for any of the ones with the three.  My faves tend to be the ones with just Mike.  I think it's more of the movies than the talent.

I think its law of probability. Meaning, if you have 3 riffers, then you have at least 3 writers. And we all know the more brains you add to the writing process of riffing a movie will lead to more jokes.
I also think with 3 writers, there is a better chance of someone catching a joke that might go missed if say it were a Mike-Solo or a Mike/Kevin only rifftrax.

Does this make any sense? 

[Sharktopus]

I'm kinda with kodiak.  I haven't been crazy for any of the ones with the three.  My faves tend to be the ones with just Mike.  I think it's more of the movies than the talent.

I think its law of probability. Meaning, if you have 3 riffers, then you have at least 3 writers. And we all know the more brains you add to the writing process of riffing a movie will lead to more jokes.
I also think with 3 writers, there is a better chance of someone catching a joke that might go missed if say it were a Mike-Solo or a Mike/Kevin only rifftrax.

Does this make any sense? 

It does make sense. This is one of the rare instances when more writers leads to a better final product.