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Mystery Science Theater 3000
I could pretend that I was cool enough to have been into this show, but I wasn’t, so here’s how it’s described by IMDb: “In the not too distant future, a man and his robots are trapped on the Satellite of love, where evil scientists force them to sit through the worst movies ever made.” It ran for 11 years and won a bunch of awards. This fan site has a “Today’s Riff” feature that seems like fun.
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