Graham's character has been reading himself some this.

Production values were beautiful here. Video wasn't laugh out loud funny but for me it just sort of felt right. Very nicely done.

The whole MST3K "stuffing instead of potatoes" thing was (I'm pretty sure) a reference to old (70's-80's era, I believe) TV commercials for Stove Top stuffing, in which people sitting down at a dinner table were struck with wonder at the presence of stuffing with a typical dinner.

"My pipe! MY pipe. My PIPE."

Nice delivery there.

Edit: Wonder if there were any particularly timid gamers who were scared off by the opening monologue. "I'm sorry! I'll stop playing now!"

By the way, and I completely missed this the first couple of times I watched it...with regards to mountain climbing and Mt. Everest in particular, the death zone starts at eight thousand meters, not feet.

Unless, of course, we're dealing with funky Canadian feet here.

I like a lot of the stuff you guys do, but Phailhaüs is my favorite.

That is one remarkably tranquil kitty.

This could work as a one-time thing with ENN..."now closed captioned for the hearing impaired." I imagine having to spell some of the names in various games would quickly break a CC transcriber.

More like the uncanny sinkhole, am I right?

Once again, an excellent job on your part of making something out of nothing. Whatever the creators of the cinematic were going for, they didn't get there.

Flashbang?

I guess Sue Storm doesn't have much to worry about yet.

That was a funny piece, and OMG I NEVER NOTICED THE HOLE GOING RIGHT THROUGH GRAHAM'S TORSO BEFORE! Damn, he's badass.

Michael Buffer must be pleased to learn that he has a fallback career.

Kathleen's bit after the credits was very well done.

Be careful with that little trick...if you accidentally use dog food instead of cat food, you will instead hear the song, "Who Let The Dogs Out?"

Graham's first line from Crapshots 10 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jZMoQMkl24 for those who don't subscribe) is pretty much my philosophy of life, and was nicely delivered.

Sooner or later, they'll find a game where the calendar is enumerated in years A.D., but A.D. doesn't stand for Anno Domini. bwahaha.

Least convincing delivery of the line, "I was shocked," ever . That wasn't a cinematic, that was a story board with delusions of grandeur. For a while, I was thinking that a better title for this week's episode would be "Unsalvageable," but you did get some laughs from me, so bra...

Registering to report that there is absolutely no cheese in regular Ritz crackers.

I probably would have registered sooner or later anyway if only to say that you people are awesome and I like what you do a whole lot.