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Hello, Traxians! 

It's time for another audio adventure in Talkin' RiffTrax Land! Okay, it's not so much an adventure as it is a roundtable discussion with some of the folks responsible for bringing you the latest Bridget and Mary Jo riff, Children of the Bride.

This time, the aforementioned Bridget and Mary Jo and I were joined by contributing writer Jason Miller! He's a long-time contributor of many jokes over the last 7+ years. Since he's such a big fan of these "...Of the Bride" movies, we figured it'd be fun to have him on as a guest, since he'd likely have much to contribute to our discussion. And he did! 

So please enjoy 36 minutes of Talkin' RiffTrax: Children of the Bride (as well as the other Of The Bride movies)! And let us know who your favorite Denny is in the comments below.

- Erik

P.S. No Turkey Thursday this week, but I'll be back with more next week! 

Comments

Bussho Lahn

Love this. I'd love a Talkin' Rifftrax of every movie by Bridget & Mary Jo. I could just listen to them talk about anything. Love them!!

Wise Twin Sailor

John Wesley Shipp was my favorite Dennis from the 2nd movie. Binge watched all 3 Bride movies yesterday.

Tamara Crowe

Ann Bobby had a starring role in one of my favorite 90s horror movie: Nightbreed. She worked with Clive Barker and David Cronenberg. I love her. She sings in the movie and she's very good!

Tamara Crowe

OMG. Which one was Denny? I don't know any of their names.

thad powell

No offense to the guys, but the bridg mj talking rifftrax are my favorites

Josh & Colette Flowers

Love these. I feel like this would be a great regular RiffTrax podcast available on iTunes or what not. Maybe Traxians get it early or something?

Daisy Bateman

"Sorry, I laughed harsh," is going to enter my lexicon.

Garance A Drosehn

I like interviews like this, because it shows that the MST3k-alumni really know a lot about movies and appreciate well-done acting and good plots in addition to poking fun at movies which miss the mark.