#eternallyoptimistic

[mikaylabryce]

It feels as if every night I’m going to bed hoping tomorrow will be better and then the morning comes and I may as well’ve been woken up like this...

[glowingmember]

I'm not really sure why I decided to let this carrot top sprout. I don't expect it to last long enough to become another carrot. #eternallyoptimistic

[eternally--optimistic--jewelry]

A bit of Burma. . . . #Burma #Myanmar #enamel #eternallyoptimistic #silver #pendant #handmade #seattle

[eternallyoptimisticreviews]

I've hit 100 Subscribers! This means so much to me. I'm so grateful that you all consider me worthy of your time. Still working on putting together a Livestream for Mystery Science Theater 3000 Trivia! That's coming at the end of the month. Thank you for all your support! <3

[band-geek-727]

Things we have learned today: I must finish editing a review within 48 hours of recording the audio or I will rewrite it in my head A MILLION TIMES

[band-geek-727]

The epic (???) conclusion to my Month of MST, where I explore my absolute favorite host segments.

Thank you so much for watching! I hope you all enjoy!

[band-geek-727]

Valentine's Day may be a week away, but for scheduling purposes I'm posting this today.

Enjoy the Top Eleven Most Romantic Tropes!

[band-geek-727]

Last month I began my Month of MST by looking at episodes of Mystery Science Theater 3000, both ones that would make a good first impression of the show and ones that wouldn't so much.

They were instantly some of the most successful videos I'd posted, racking up the views and sparking discussion. Thank you so much to everyone who liked, commented, or otherwise supported them.

In this second installment I take a look at Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie, a project that was deemed a colossal disappointment by both the creators and the fans. But it didn't have to be this way...