Sunday, April 14, 1996 I want my MST Fans have been keeping this cult TV series in orbit.
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This piece appeared in the Philadelphia Inquirer Sunday Magazine 18 years ago today. I worked for weeks on the damn thing, but reading it over today, I’m still pretty happy with it. For your amusement.
…begins, as it often does, with our pal Erich Asperschlager at DVDVerdict.com.
Our pal Bruce Westbrook has a review. DVD Corner has an unsigned review. We’ll update this post as new reviews come in. This COULD all be a massive April Fools joke (note the date of the premiere), but take a look at this listing, found on the web site for “TV Guide” (apparently it’s something called a “magazine”). Credit for the find goes to Tony Goggin. Nice work, Tony.
I want to stress that this […] Entertainment Weekly seems to crank out these clickbait lists a few times a year, but, hey, it’s great to see they know that MSTies are still out there.
There’s a site called Interviewly.com, where they do something very valuable: They take Reddit AMA sessions and turn them into straightforward question-and-answer interviews that are a bit easier to follow (at least for an old fogey like me).
Here’s Joel’s semi-recent visit. |
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