Cartoon Dump! -- The Worst Cartoons Ever with Mystery Science Theater's Frank Conniff
Trepany House (4773 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90027)
- Full Price:
- $10.00
- Our Price:
- $5.00*
* Additional fees apply.
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Goldstar Member Tips
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Jen on Where to Park
Parking lot next to the venue.
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Jen on What to Wear
Casual
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Felicia on Where to Park
Free parking at the Steve Allen Theatre.
Goldstar Member Reviews
Starcat
A fun night with some of the worst cartoons you will ever see. It does help to be a little stoned or drunky before going, as one reviewer suggested. The sketches were funny and the guys from MST3K were great. If you liked the bizzare tone of MST, you will probably love this. If you have never heard of MST3K, maybe not so much. On the night I went Patton Oswalt was the guest comedian, and he was hilarious as always, and worth the incredibly cheap price of the ticket alone. What the hell else is there to do on a Monday night in LA?? I will be back for moreWritten on Apr 27 2010
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Dan
My daughter and I attended this event with the understanding that it was going to be about bad cartoons. What we didn't understand was that the show was 1/3 cartoons and 2/3 various acts involving raunchy humor and bad taste. This is not an event to bring a child to, so let my mistake benefit you from not doing the same thing. The bad cartoons were definitely bad, and that part was enjoyable. The other acts we could have done without.Written on Aug 24 2010
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joshua cagan
Do yourself a favor. Spend a little extra money on a cab, and get good and baked before the show. It's enjoyable without it, but with it, it's just a hoot.Written on Oct 24 2007
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Felicia
Quirky, edgy fun! If you like cheese, spread this event onto your favorite cracker. The cartoons were deliciously oh so bad with cheap animation, stupid scripts, and plenty of "what were they thinking?!" moments. Interspersed between the cartoons, there were skits and songs by a live troupe which included Mystery Science Theatre 3000's Frank Conniff. I especially liked Frank's depressed character's recommendation of a book called, "God's Just Not That Into You." They brought in a guest comedian (whose name escapes me at the moment) who was pretty funny. My husband and I had a great time and would recommend this show. By the way, although the cartoons were G-rated, "Cartoon Dump" is not for kids due to language in the live part of the show.Written on Jan 28 2009
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More Information About Cartoon Dump!
Website
Quotes & Highlights
- Check out a Cartoon Dump YouTube podcast.
- Read an interview with Compost Brite (Erica Doering).
Description
Imagine a world where a children's show has a cast of characters that have more psychological disorders than you... Add the mind numbing debauchery of the worst, most poorly animated cartoons from the '50s, '60s, and '70s... Throw in the wry commentary you came to love from Mystery Science Theater 3000, and what have you got? Cartoon Dump!
The unholy alliance of noted author, producer and cartoon scholar Jerry Beck and writer/ producer/ comedian Frank Conniff (TV’s Frank from Mystery Science Theater 3000). Hosted by Erica Doering as Compost Brite, Cartoon Dump! boasts a beguiling cast of characters who will bring laughter and joy into the hearts of borderline schizophrenics and catatonic acidheads the world over.
Starring Erica Doering, Kathleen Roll, Joe Keys and Eddie Pepitone.
And featuring J. Elvis Weinstein or Joel Hodgson as "Dumpster Diver Dan" and Frank Conniff as "Moodsy, the Clinically Depressed Owl"
Produced by Jerry Beck & Frank Conniff • Created by Frank Conniff • Developed by Jerry Beck •
Music by Brad Kay and Frank Conniff • Written by Frank Conniff • Podcasts Directed by Scott Ingalls