We imagine there are a lot of nerds on internet. If there are a lot of nerds on internet, then this internet this is for them. And also not nerds. But, really, you’re only fooling yourself.
This week’s podcast is best experienced with some sort of sugary drink. Enjoy.
The Mustache Rangers have recorded and produced their very first iRiff from RiffTrax. What is RiffTrax, you may ask. Why, it’s only the easiest way to get Mystery Science Theater 3000 style entertainment. Spoofing on films from the Twilight to Night of the Living Dead, the crew at RiffTrax takes making fun of movies to a whole new level.
And so, using their iRiffs publishing tools, the Mustache Rangers have created their very on RiffTrax. And the first film they take apart piece by piece is called Destination Earth. It’s a delicious bit of tripe from the petroleum industry that involves Martins discovering what makes Earth, and mainly the Unites States of America, so great.
Now, if you have 6 spare bits (75 cents), you can own a copy of the Mustache Rangers taking on Destination Earth. And if you still aren’t convinced, try the sample of the video below.
Just a quick note. Aric McKeown, who you know as First Lieutenant Rutuger G. Phooneybaum, is starting a new podcast tonight called My Dictionaric. It’s a live call-in show that streams at 9pm Central on Wednesdays. So if you are interested in more comedy from the minds of the Mustache Rangers, check out mydictionaric.com and call in during the show!
UPDATE:The sound (and everything, really) from last night’s streaming attempt failed horribly. But, I have since tested and fixed everything. So we’re doing this again tonight! Thursday. 9pm Central. Come, watch, call in!
The Mustache Rangers appeared as guests on the Witulant Internadio Smile Hour podcast last night. You should take a listen to it right here. It will be like getting two Mustache Rangers episodes in one week! Because, you know, there is a lot of bickering. And computer. Enjoy!
Why are 150 episodes a landmark, but 160 episodes aren’t? Why do only quarters and halves of 100s matter? Who decided this? We bet it was the Greeks. Those guys are always causing trouble with their fat weddings and feta cheese.
This week’s podcast episode has nothing to do with Greece. Or does it? It doesn’t. Maybe.
Math guides the universe. If someone says “I’d like to fly,” there universe will say “look at math” and they will know that they can not fly. Then the universe will go on, like, “birds have hollow bones and…” and you’re, like, “shut up, universe. I stopped caring about that two decades ago. You talk really slowly.”
The Mustache Rangers deal with math and books in this week’s podcast episode. Bring it into your brain.
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