RiffTrax Shorts

She comes at night. She watches television. She gives your child watered-down tomato soup. She puts your child to bed two hours earlier than needed. She talks on the phone. She plays record albums too loud. She is... The BabySitter! She won't be stopped. She can't be stopped. But Bridget and Mary Jo will try to route the evil unleashed by The BabySitter!

Escape to Wisconsin! It's beautiful this time of year with its colorful leaves and brisk fall air. And be sure to swing by the Markham place for pie and lukewarm coffee! Mary Jo and Bridget are visiting and as soon as all the chores are done, they'll show you what life is like for a farm family in autumn. Don't miss Farm Family in Autumn!

Before this groundbreaking film, boredom at work was known as the silent killer. This black and white short from 1961 was part of a series of films produced by the Mental Hygiene Division of the Oklahoma State Department of Health. Watch it with Bridget and Mary Jo and learn how to recognize the warning signs. You - yes, YOU - may be at risk! (For best results, watch while at work.)

Everybody in the station wagon, we're headed to rural Wisconsin to learn about life on a farm! Join Bridget and Mary Jo as they hang out with a Farm Family in Summer - doing everything from milking cows to wearing colorful shirts at the county fair!

We riffed this sparkling sudsy gem of a short LIVE in Nashville before our Mothra show in 2016, and now you can soap it up at home! Uh, sorry, that sounded kinda weird. But then, so is Soapy the Germ Fighter. You're not clean, and Soapy knows it. Soapy knows everything. Get yourself sorted out and scrub the fear away with Soapy the Germ Fighter, riffed live by Mike, Kevin and Bill!

Based on a book (Finnegans Wake, we think), Truck Song is quite possibly the only short in our catalog that you can get to honk if you do that pulling down arm motion out your window. Join Mike, Kevin, and Bill for the short that puts the F-U-N in "Ten Four, good buddy!" (Provided you rearrange the letters and add in a bunch of other letters.)

In appreciation of the stylists of America, Bridget and Mary Jo along with Chevrolet present American Look. A tribute to men and women who design. You'll see lamps, chairs, counter tops, tea pots, door knobs, bottles and tons of other regular stuff you have in your very own house. A narrator will say a lot about how Americans like the "look" of things and there are no Chevrolets featured.