Mystery Science Theater 3000 - Mitchell

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Summary: Mitchell!--the eye on the Sandwich
Review: in perhaps the absolute best episode on the market, we say goodbye to our good friend, Joel. Even so, its the best one out there. With a horrible movie from the 70's, about a cop who couldnt solve a junior jumble, the boys make it through alright, with some of the best comments of any other film. With a film that just keeps asking "How bad can we make this?" and then going that route, Tom, Crow and Joel make it the funniest one out! a definate must buy

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Summary: Joe Don Baker is "Mitchel!"
Review: Joel Hodgson, Crow T. Robot, and Tom Servo are back for one of the funniest episodes of MST3K of all time. This time, there's a new charactor on Deep 13. Mike Nelson, along with Dr. Forrester and TV's Frank make many laughs throughout the show. The comments made are some of the funniest I've heard! Enjoy "Mitchel!"

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Summary: I THINK THE BEST MST3K on the market now!!!!!!!
Review: This movie has a bad plot, dumb actors, and terible editing. None of those things get past the crew while watching this movie. I recoment this with all my heart because it is one of only movies that is worth showing to all your friends for a quick laugh. One quote from this 1980's movie from the gang is......You cant go wrong with a move where the music has WHAK AH CHICK AH in it.

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Summary: The best episode of MST3K ever!
Review: This is without a doubt the best episode of MST3K ever. Nearly every comment is a blow to the porky Joe Don Baker. This is also one of few episodes featuring a story line in the host segments. You must buy this if you don't have it.

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Summary: One of the best MST3K's
Review: There is one musical line in this movie that made me laugh until I cried "Mitchell, viens a cloggin, Mitchell heart a stoppin." It was absolutely hillarious.

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Summary: Joel goes out on a boring note
Review: First off, I LOVE MST3K. I've laughed my way through dozens of MST3K episodes (most of which I've watched many times over) as well as the movie, but Mitchell may be the weakest episode I've seen. Joel mumbles even more than usual, and there are huge, laughless dead spots through much of the movie. Sorry, MSTies, a classic this one is not!

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Summary: "The future belongs to 3M!"
Review: If any movie screams "Nineteen-Seventies," this is the one. Joe Don Baker portrays one of the most downright unattractive characters in cinema history, and Linda Evans is hilariously inept as the, ahem, "love interest." Fans will no doubt remember this one as Joel's last experiment; but with the guys getting off some of their best zingers ever, and Tom's right-on-target dissection of the campy incidental music, "Mitchell" more than holds up in any event. I'd get this one fourth, after "The Unearthly," "Manos," and "Pod People," then follow it with "The Brain That Wouldn't Die" (Mike Nelson's debut). Hey, does anyone know if Mobile Fidelity has Hoyt Axton's title tune on gold CD yet?

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Summary: BEST MOVIE OF ALL TIME
Review: I love this movie. Joe Don Baker is . . . Mittens. And it's the clear acrylic bubble that makes it possible.

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Summary: The second best mst3k movie
Review: This is a great movie, Second only to pod people. It is a must have for anyone starting a collection of mst3k films.

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Summary: Joel's Sad Farewell
Review: Well, this is Joel's last episode, and he escapes just too late to miss Mitchell. Man, was this movie a waste of film, but the jokes were pretty good, although there were a few dead spots. There is also a good 2001 parody with the mads and Gypsy as HAL 9000. Another good episode to pick up for any MSTie.