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Joel Hodgson and MST3K are mentioned in the lead-in of, and Joel is quoted in, a New York Times story (apparently in tomorrow’s paper) about people using social media such as Twitter to talk back to TV and other media.
Heh. That would be a mixed blessing, I would think.
Some familiar faces in this comic strip.
Thanks to J/P for the heads up. An interview by the Science Channel includes what Mike calls “one of the strangest questions I’ve ever gotten.”
At the McCarter Theater in Princeton, N.J., they are asking folks planning to attend the Cinematic Titanic show on April 16 to vote on which movie they want the Titans to riff. More here.
Meanwhile, Curt Holman of Creative Loafing reviews the new RiffTrax releases. |
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