I don't know if he's the funniest part of the movie, but Moranis is definitely underrated as one of the reasons the original works so well. That was bound to happen in a movie as loaded with talent as "Ghostbusters," though.

Pardon?

There's already a movie called "Australiens!" http://www.imdb.com/title/t…

"Time for take care of place Master away!"

This happened?

I think it's super-weird that this movie resulted in plush toys for kids with Louis C.K.'s voice coming out of them.

It blew my mind when he started telling the embarrassing walkathon story in "Brain That Wouldn't Die." I knew the McDonald's he wet his pants at! (Assuming that's a true story.)

I once started writing a League of Extraordinary Gentlemen-type thing combining as many MST3K movie heroes based on the premise that Donald Pleasance's characters in "Puma Man" and "Warrior of the Lost World" were the same guy in different time periods. Nick from "Time Chasers" was going to recruit Mitchell, Prince of…

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Canadian villain Garth Vader.

OOOOOOOOO I needs an eraser!

Pardon?

"Hey-EE!"
"How y'all doin'!"

"Six Easy Ideas For What to Do on a Date! #4 Will Blow Your Mind!"

It took some getting used to hearing Rifftrax shift to joking about Internet stuff instead of the NBC Mystery Movie or whatever. It was like when Homer Simpsons' high school years stopped being in the 70s.

"This is how to be a person" is my favorite genre of 1950s educational films. So fucking weird.

Oh, sorry, I thought you were talking to me.

Right, but wasn't it because Odin allowed him to take over as Thor officially? My memory's fuzzy on that whole era, but I thought Masterson only pretended to be the original Thor because he was afraid of not living up to the legacy.

Eric Masterson was "Thor" for a bunch of years even though he wasn't really the actual Thor.

See, I would be mad if they used the name "Iron Maiden" for anyone other than Bruce Dickinson in an Iron Man suit.