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That finale was great. Indeed it was. Soup De'Jour is a classic. Dave Foley (with a sick look on his face): You like the soup? Kevin McDonald: It's good. What's in it? Dave: Go on. Keep eating the soup. Kevin: This is good stuff. What's in it? Dave: Keep eating the soup and I'll tell you. Kevin: What's in it? Dave: You really want to know? Kevin: Yeah. Dave: You sure? Kevin: Yeah. Dave (with the sick look still on his face): I made it with my own-- ::STATIC:: From the sound of it, I think Dave was going to say either "cum" or "sperm" but I'm not sure. A soup made from cum, no wonder it got cut off. And yes, that was the episode where they were buried in the end and Belini danced on the grave. It is indeed good. And I did manage to get teary-eyed and goosebumps during the final scene when the camera shows them watching "The Crawling Eye" in shadowrama form (although they aren't silohuettes). Despite being freed from being forced to watch bad movies for the past 10 years, they did not stop watching terrible films and continued riffing on them on Earth. I loved it. Sam got leaped into a strange town as himself on the date of his birth. He landed in a bar where alot of the people he helped in the past appeared, but with different names and personas. Sam soon realized the bar was not the usual bar, when the bartender, Al, told him he knew about Sam's Quantamn Leaping. Sam believed that Al was God, or time, or fate, or the controller, the one who has been controlling his leaps for the past 5 years, but Al told Sam that he was the one doing the controlling himself due to Sam's willingness to help other people change their lives for the better. Sam refused to belive it, but then Al told him that Sam's destiny is to help people for the rest of his life, and that he can't go home. Then Sam was leaped into Al's (his friend, the one played by Dean Stockwell) girlfriend, Beth's home during the Vietnam War when Al was M.I.A. Sam told Beth that Al was alive and that he would return home. This changed Al's life for the better, and the last image on the show was a picture of Al. The picture turned blue, and the screen turned black. Then a caption appeared saying that Al and his girlfriend would get marry and have children, but Sam never returned home. This was supposed to be Part 1 to a 2-Part cliffhanger, but NBC cancelled the show before Part 2 could be filmed, so Part 1 ended up being the Series Finale which sucks, because the Series Finale didn't answer all the questions.

The Mystery Science Theater 3000 finale. The Comedy Central and Sci-Fi final episodes. Cheers Kids In The Hall Quantamn Leap

Oh and one more thing, since the P.R./Cappa feud is now over, anyone in the OaOasT is allowed to use The Mad Cappa character, and you will have 100% control of him. I'm pretty much done with him for now, but I don't want Cappa and the Puerto Rican Championship to fade away following the P.R./Cappa feud, so I talked with Cappa, and he saids it's okay for his character to still be active, and the person who feuds with Cappa will have 100% control of his character. So, if anyone needs someone and something to feud with, you can use Cappa and the OaOasT Puerto Rican Championship, which is also still active. All I ask is that you PM me first and let me know that you want to feud with Cappa, just so that 2 or 3 people don't feud with him at once.

Actually, the match continues on the next post, following the part where Abe Vigoda comes out. So, even though it's cut out, the match continues in the next post. Awesome show guys. I don't know if it's better than AngleMania III, but it was pretty good. I was suprised at Zack's heelish behaviour and the fans booing him. Zack winning the match doing something Sly would do was interesting, and the announcer's questioning his actions was pretty cool. It was the most interesting part of the show. I wonder if that will actually lead to something? I can't wait to see the results. I loved the Panther/Chris Bryte match and was shocked with the ending. That looks to be heading somewhere interesting too. And the AngleSault commercial was pretty funny too. Thanks for the feedback to the P.R./Cappa match. I had alot of fun writing this feud, and I'm glad you enjoyed reading it. Once again, a Thumbs Up.

...who was the commissioner of WCW, before KEVIN NASH took that position...

Did anyone here use to be a fan of the Nickelodeon show Rocko's Modern Life? That show used to be my favorite show back when I was a kid. I've seen all the episodes, and I loved all of them. I can't really pick an all-time favorite, although if I had to, it would be either, the episode where Rocko had to have his appendix taken out, or the episode where Rocko went to find Mr. Bighead's son. I thought all the characters were funny especially Heffer. I remember watching it every weekday at 5 and then at 6 on Nickeldeon. Both versions of the theme song were catchy too. I used to talk about the show too with my friends. I absolutely loved it and am pissed that it is hardly on the air anymore. I want to see more of it on the air! So, did anyone else love this show too?

That reminds me of one of the riffs from the movie towards the end. Guy: You're beautiful. Crow: Yep, she did write this. And the part where Crow and Servo talk about what happened after the movie was over was hilarious. And yes, the part where the mother is watching the girl undress is pretty sick, but it was my favorite part of the film since the riffing and Crow using the visene was awesome. I was rolling on the floor laughing my ass off.

...who is also hated by DEAN DOUGLAS...

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I wish the show would get a DVD release or all the episodes would be avaible to download on Kazaa. I want to see all the episodes again.

...which was made fun of by JESSE "THE BODY" VENTURA...

Rico's appeared in movies before, so he has some experience with acting.

-Fallout from The Mad Cappa/Tha Puerto Rican match And anyone can fight any member of The Lightning Crew. I'll allow it.

...who teamed up with LENNY LANE as a gay tag team...

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All versions of the MST3K opening, although I've always loved all the Mike versions of the opening the best.

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Yup. "Neptune Men" featured ACTUAL World War II footage for some strange reason. I guess the editor forgot to edit out the building with Hitler's image on it, since it appears in the film, getting blown up by the Neptune Men. And what's worst, the film was made in 1959, and released in 1961. 16 years after the end of WWII. Which makes the inclusion of the Hitler building even stranger. And I read on the Sci-Fi website that the film included disturbing and violent footage from WWII that Best Brains cut out from the film. So, what was shown was just the tip of the iceberg. Although it was worth it for this bit of dialogue. (The Hitler building appears onscreen) Crow, Mike, and Servo: WHAT?!!!! WHAT THE? Servo: They took out the Hitler building! Where's everyone going to see all the Hitler memoribilia? Crow: All the Hitler rides and games! The Hitler salt and pepper shakers! Mike: That great resturant "The Bunker." You sons of a-- Crow: You blew it up! Crow: Say Mike was there a Hitler building where you live? Mike: No. Not neccesarily. Crow: So no then? Crow: What's next? The Mussolini mall? Servo: Follow by the Pinoche petting zoo?! I remember all of that from memory. I was cracking up typing it. I've seen Neptune Men about 200 times making it the MST3K episode I've seen the most.

I could talk all day about Mystery Science Theater 3000, so let me just do the condensed version. I just got into the show by accident in June 2002 watching Phantom Planet on the Sci-Fi Channel, and I've spent all my time since then getting all the episodes I could. I love, love, love, love, LOVE, LOVE this show. I now have about 60 episodes on tape, and I have 3 of the MST3K box sets, along with 2 more DVDs(Mitchell and The Brain That Wouldn't Die). It is my favorite show ever, and I consider it the greatest show ever made. Sadly, I have yet to see Manos, but I have seen Puma Man, Mr. B Natural, Santa Claus Conquers The Martians, Godzilla vs. Megalon, and Soultaker. Invasion of the Neptune Men is my favorite episode. The movie rocks also. And I prefer Mike over Joel, but that's only because the first episodes I saw were the Sci-Fi Mike episodes. I hate that it's cancelled, and will always carry a petty grudge towards Doug Herzog (Former president of Comedy Central during the early 1990s) and Bonnie Hunter (President of Sci-Fi Channel starting in January 1999. She HATED the show and is the sole reason for it's cancellation.) for cancelling the show twice. And Sandy Frank too, for refusing to have his movies shown on t.v. I've also managed to include MST3K in other areas of my life besides the show. I've done comics, written a song about the show, and am thinking of doing some fanvids soon. I can talk about it 24 hours a day, and will not rest till I have every single episode and MST3K related special in my possesion. Is that going to take a while! Did anyone actually cry during the last scene of the final episode? I didn't, but I did get teary-eyed and goosebumps during the last scene. "Nespa! NESPA! NESPA!"-Mike, Crow, and Servo during Invasion of the Neptune Men.

Yeah, they had some good stuff that could have been hits. "Someday We'll Know" for example.

I REALLY feel embarrased to admit this, but since this is the internet, it's okay: I am starting to dig William Hung. "She Bangs" is now my #1 Guilty Pleasure song. I like it, but only in the "So bad, it's funny" way. Kind of like how I like watching a bad movie. Before, my #1 Guilty Pleasure song was "Rock-It Man" by William Shanter. It was so bizarre, and his performance of it on that sci-fi special in the 70s was funny in the "WTF?" kind of way. (Baby Stewie did a great job of imitating it on an episode of Family Guy).

They broke up in September 1999, because the lead singer, Greg Alexander, didn't like being in, what he considered, quote: "was just a one-hit-wonder band". Last I heard, Alexander is now producing and writing pop songs for some boy bands and some rock songs for some underground/independant artists.

I like alot of the one-hit-wonders from the 1990's. I think I have hundreds of them in my collection. I pretty much like most of the 1990's one-hit-wonders like "Barbie Girl", "Blue", "Are You Jimmy Ray?", "Tubthumping." Can't stand "Macarena" though. And I also like "Who Let The Dogs Out?", "The Ketchup Song", and "Right Thurr" by Chingy.

Quarashi-Baseline

New Radicals-"Get What You Give" OR The Mystery Science Theater 3000 theme song either the season 6, 7, 8-9, or 10 versions would do since everyone I know knows how much I love that show.