I confess the first time I read this, I scanned it purely to see if you brought up "Freakazoid!", as the Lobe is one of the highlights in the show for me. It makes me so happy to see he remembers it fondly - especially "Bonjour, Lobey," a performance for which David will have my love forever. Of course, I'm also…

Have you seen the special features on the DVDs? The writers talking about what it was like writing the show is a rare sight into their mindset. I really recommend both of them.

This is literally the best news I've heard all week. I eagerly await more news.

I think so, Brain, but what if the hippopotamus won't wear the beach thong?

Sadly, it is still too weird for television. But a home on the internet would be very apropos. :)

Wærwülf.

Nice to find someone else who counts Casablanca as their favorite Rifftrax. I love how their riffing in that one is more like goodnaturedly poking fun at it instead of tearing a movie to pieces like they normally do.

I loved "Whodunnit," though the grade school-level sniping between the two teams spoils the fun of a rewatch for me. However, the real stars were Gildart Jackson (who nailed the creepy fun Giles) and whoever did the writing for him. They really nailed the character and you could tell Jackson was having a blast.

He teamed up with Negaduck and the Guy on the Oatmeal Box.

I hear Dexter in my head every time I have to write out the word "laboratory."

My favorite Gosalyn quote: "Look, I don't know anything about a pig and I was nowhere near the boys' bathroom at the time!"

You forgot Pooh, Tigger, Darkwing Duck and Negaduck, Taz… heck, it's almost easier to list projects Jim *hasn't* worked on.

"That's it. We lost her. I'll get the bugle and the flag."

"That's it. We lost her. I'll get the bugle and the flag."