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Cinematic Titanic!

After we posted that the ‘bots are back, you may have asked yourself, “I know what Mike, Kevin, Bill, Jim and Paul are doing, but what about Joel, Trace, Frank, Mary Jo and Josh?” Well, here’s your answer…

Cinematic Titanic

And be sure to sign up for the Cinematic Titanic newsletter while you’re […]

“The Bots are Back!”

We are excited to announce some big news for MST3K fans.

But first, some housekeeping: For reasons that will become apparent, we need to ask those of you who reach our site using the URL MST3K.com to update your bookmarks, and please use the URL MST3Kinfo.com. Many of you use this URL already, […]

Trace updates

Long-time Satellite News readers may recall that Trace Beaulieu has been selling autographed copies of a comic book he wrote called Here Come The Big People. Trace recently contacted us to say that he has a new address for orders. Here it is:

Trace Beaulieu P.O. Box 311 Marine On St. Croix, MN […]

Link city!

Entertainment writers seem to be thinking a lot about rude talkers during performances lately, and when they do, they always seem to mention our favorite cowtown puppet show.

A guy at Cinematical.com did it… http://www.cinematical.com/2007/10/13/the-exhibitionist-forgetiquette-or-how-we-all-talk-at-the-movi/

Then the Akron Beacon Journal did… http://www.ohio.com/lifestyle/10697646.html

And the Witchita Falls Times Record did too… http://www.timesrecordnews.com/news/2007/oct/22/showstoppers-guide-entertainment-etiquette/

Meanwhile, IGN.com […]

“Max the Hero” screenings

Max the Hero–an animated comedy short written and voiced by Bill Corbett, Kevin Murphy and Mike Nelson, and produced and directed by Nashville-based Mike Salva–is currently making its way through the film festival circuit. If it’s not appearing at a location near you, you can still catch the short online. Just head on […]