Ep 18. Devil Doll

In season 8, episode 18 of Mystery Science Theater 3000, titled "Devil Doll," the lovable robots Crow, Tom Servo, and their human companion Mike Nelson are forced to endure another terrible B-movie. This time it's a classic horror film from 1964 about a ventriloquist named The Great Vorelli and his incredibly lifelike dummy, Hugo.

The film begins with a young woman named Marianne (played by Yvonne Romain) visiting The Great Vorelli's show and falling under his spell. Meanwhile, a journalist named Mark English (played by William Sylvester) investigates the strange and disturbing rumors surrounding the ventriloquist and his dummy. As the film progresses, it becomes clear that there is something very wrong with Hugo, and that The Great Vorelli may be using him for terrible purposes.

As always, the MST3K crew provides non-stop commentary and witty banter as they endure the endless horrors of this terrible movie. Crow, Tom, and Mike take frequent breaks to make sarcastic comments about the film's poor acting, bizarre plotline, and laughable special effects. They also have plenty of fun with the film's many unintentionally hilarious moments, including some truly ridiculous scenes involving the ventriloquist and his dummy.

Overall, "Devil Doll" is a classic episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 that perfectly captures the show's unique blend of humor and satire. The film itself is hilariously bad, and the MST3K crew are at their best as they provide a running commentary that is sure to leave viewers in stitches. Whether you're a die-hard fan of the show or just looking for a good laugh, "Devil Doll" is an absolute must-watch episode that is sure to entertain.