| “ | It turns out I have parking tickets in every state of the union. | ” |
| - Max, explaining why he cannot attend in person. |
The Movie[]
- Main article: Eegah (film)
A young woman discovers the existence of a prehistoric giant. Her father goes to investigate and is captured. The woman and her boyfriend rescue her father, then the giant follows them back to modern civilization and wreaks havoc.
The Show[]
Host Segments[]
Pre-show: Joel Hodgson addresses the audience and answers questions.
Opening / Host Segment #1 / Invention Exchange: Kinga Forrester and Max address the audience via video. They introduce Synthia and Terry, then show the opening title sequence. Jonah Heston, Tom Servo, and Crow then take the stage. They observe that Synthia seems different. Kinga and Max present their invention - The Watch Out for Snakes Gun, which Synthia and Terry then demonstrate for the live audience. And stand-off ensues but is soon resolved. Jonah's invention is the "Cracker Cracker", a device for breaking crackers into pieces small enough for bits of shredded cheese. He also has the "Super Cracker Cracker", which is just a "leaf blower with an intake valve for crackers".
Host Segment #2 "I Love You Vicky": Inspired by the song "Vickie" from the movie, Jonah and Crow imitate Arch Hall Jr. while Tom extols the virtues of Vicki (played by Synthia). She displays her feminine charm to a member of the audience before Movie Sign.
Host Segment #3 "Eegah's Chicken Cave": Jonah, Tom, Crow, and Gypsy present an advertisement for the restaurant Eegah's Chicken Cave. Joel then announces Intermission Sign.
Act 2 / Movie Sign!: Jonah and the Bots return from intermission, with Jonah noting the long bathroom lines before calling Movie Sign.
Host Segment #4 "Eegah Shave Physical Challenge": Crow challenges Jonah and Tom to shave a giant artificial Eegah face.
Host Segment #5: Overcome with emotion because of the film's sad ending, the cast sings a modified version of "A Clown in the Sky". Joel then introduces the cast for a curtain call.
Callbacks[]
Obscure References[]
- "These letters are 'forcibly sans serif. Like, literally, someone ripped off their serifs."
- Sans serif refers to text fonts that lack extensions to the letterform.
- "Hi. I'm Eegah. You refused to serve me yesterday. Big mistake. Huge."
- A reference to a scene in the film Pretty Woman in which Julia Roberts' character (a professional escort who now has a lot of money to spend) returns to an expensive boutique that had previously refused to serve her.
- "January Jones?"
- January Jones is a blonde actress best known for playing Betty Draper on the TV drama Mad Men, which is set in the 1960s. The mannequin resembles her.
Behind the Scenes[]
MST3K Cast[]
- Jonah Ray - Jonah Heston
- Rebecca Hanson - Synthia / Gypsy
- Tim Ryder - Tom Servo
- Grant Baciocco - Terry / M. Waverly
- Hampton Yount - Crow T. Robot
- Felicia Day - Kinga Forrester
- Patton Oswalt - Max
- Zach Thompson - Ricky
MST3K Crew[]
- Produced by Joel Hodgson
- Written by Harold Buchholz, Joel Hodgson, Elliott Kalan, Lesley Kinzel, Jonah Ray, Mary Robinson, Hampton Yount, Tim Ryder, Rebecca Hanson, Seth Robinson, Matt McGinnis, Sharyl Volpe, Amelia Kane Shannon
Songs[]
- "I Love You Vicky", original written by Arch Hall Jr. and Dennis Lussier
- "A Clown in the Sky", written by Michael J. Nelson and Kevin Murphy
Notes[]
- Felicia Day and Patton Oswalt appeared in the show via pre-recorded video messages, as touring for them would not be possible, due to their work schedules. Zach Thompson also appeared in the pre-recorded footage.
- The script for the live Eegah show was released via Amazon print-on-demand as Eegah: From Stage to Page in 2017.
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