MST3K Is Back and I Love it

The first episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 that I saw was episode 407, "The Killer Shrews." I was 10 years old and up well past my bed time, looking through the channels on our new satellite dish system when I stumbled across Comedy Central. At first I wasn't sure what I was seeing, and I didn't really get all of the jokes, but I got enough of them to stick around for the rest of the episode. By the end, I had found my new favorite show and I followed it everywhere it went. When the Kickstarter campaign started to revitalize the show once more, I backed it immediately and have been waiting patiently for its return. Now that it's here and I've seen a few episodes (I'm trying not to binge watch it, but its so hard not to) I feel its time for this Mistie to weigh in on the new show.

Stop What You Are Doing, Call Into Work and go Watch Stranger Things

Netflix has had some interesting original series since it first debuted House of Cards in 2013. The latest series, Stranger Things is something that we hadn't heard much about until we started watching it. It came out of nowhere on a Thursday evening and before we knew what had happened it was Friday morning. We were completely enraptured by the show and have since begun re-watching the episodes to try and pull out whatever details we can.

You Might Know Jack, But How About Max?

You Don't Know Jack, the wry absurd trivia franchise has seen many incarnations since it's first iteration way back in the ancient days of 1995. Back then it was a delightful spin on a very tired trivia game genre. Since then it has seen not just many more volumes of the PC game, but a webisode version (very like an interactive "Wait, Wait, Don't Tell Me"), a short lived television show, a social Facebook edition, a mobile app, and recently as a launch title on the OUYA.