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I’m glad to see Mike’s a fan of The Mighty Boosh. I thought they would be good candidates for a Rifftrax Presents or something.
And Mike, if you read these comments, check out “Flight of the Conchords” if you haven’t already (the first seasons out on dvd):
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They seem like another good Rifftrax Presents possibility to consider.
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I would enjoy a Death Rat sequel.
But Mike doesn’t have TV? I guess that explains all his NPR references.
Well, he says he watches everything on DVD, so he has a TV. He probably means that he doesn’t have cable or get any channels or anything.
I was surprised that he said that Coleman Francis made several films. I’m fairly certain that he only made the three that MST did. Perhaps having to watch that horrendous trilogy over and over to write their scripts made it seem like more than just three films.