Im a kid

[aqua mailman]

Im 12 years old. Any other kids who love mst3k/rifftrax? I started with watching the filck, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, when after a few years I found out there is a show that makes fun of bad movies.

[Johnny Unusual]

Well, hey kid.  Welcome to the board.  We'll have to go easy on the cussin'.  To make you feel welcome...

You can vote for your top 50 favourite rifftrax:
http://forum.rifftrax.com/index.php/topic,17827.0.html

Give us an example of a miscast movie remake:
http://forum.rifftrax.com/index.php/topic,3651.0.html

And talk about the Fantastic Four 2 riff here:
http://forum.rifftrax.com/index.php/topic,6577.0.html

[Thrifty]

Kevin once spoke of MST3K as being the kind of show that anyone could enjoy.  The jokes are broad enough that some of them will hit just about any age group.

I was 9 years old when MST3K came on the air.  I found it kinda boring at that age.  I never actually got into it until I was 19 years old and the show had completed its run.

[carlobee]

That's cool. Welcome kid!

[FordPrefect]

Im 12 years old. Any other kids who love mst3k/rifftrax? I started with watching the filck, Attack of the Killer Tomatoes, when after a few years I found out there is a show that makes fun of bad movies.

I was about this age when I first saw MST3K. The more the merrier I say.

[Johnny Unusual]

I was in High School when I finally first saw the show.  I had heard about it on the internet (it never showed in Canada) many times prior and it made me really interested in the show.  I found the Atomic Brain in my local comic store on VHS and spent some hard earned money on it.  At first I didn't see what he big deal was but the more I watched it the more I got into it and by the episodes end I loved it.  I might be alone here but I think the Atomic Brain is the most underrated episode of the series.  An over the top movie with bad accents, weird science and characters and a fun little short (when the guys redid it for rifftrax they did a decent job but I can't watch it without thinking of the pitch perfect remarks that were made by the guys.  "You boys haven't been moving the stuff very well").  I soon started buying any episode I could find on VHS (I think I ended up with somewhere between 15-20 episodes on tape).  Now I've seen every episode (some more familiar than others).  Pretty behind on my rifftrax though.

[Courtney]

I was about 12 or 13 when I first discovered the Dominion board. Welcome child friend!

[RoninFox]

You've started a big reminiscence-fest.  Fun at first, but it'll end up making us all feel old.  I got into MST3K in Jr. High and was hooked for life.  I think those are prime years for building your grown up sense of humor.  Glad to see more young people with good taste.  Welcome.

[Steve-O]

Best.  Thread Topic.  Ever.



Welcome, kid!

[mrbasehart]

I think by even replying in this thread, we've gotten the attention of Chris Hansen.

[Rattrap007]

I think by even replying in this thread, we've gotten the attention of Chris Hansen.

have a seat over there will you...

[Steve-O]

I think by even replying in this thread, we've gotten the attention of Chris Hansen.

have a seat over there will you...

The lesson of To Catch a Predator is clear: if you're a pedophile, stay the heck away from houses with kitchen islands.

[Courtney]

I think by even replying in this thread, we've gotten the attention of Chris Hansen.

have a seat over there will you...

The lesson of To Catch a Predator is clear: if you're a pedophile, stay the heck away from houses with kitchen islands.

If the kid asks you if you want lemonade or iced tea, you're the bustedest.

[wurwolf]

Also beware of your targeted child booty call having to throw a load of laundry into the washer before they'll let you see them.

[Darth Geek]

Considering how dark this thread got within ONE PAGE, I'd be surprised if he was still here.