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The gang at MSTieCast gets DEEEP into the licensing weeds with Shout! Factory’s Jordan Fields.
Andrew writes:
When MST3K first went big time, they redid some of their KTMA episodes, which, in my opinion, was a very good choice as the Comedy Central versions were much better. That being said, are there any episodes from the CC or Sci-Fi days you’d like to see given a second treatment? […] Smoothie of Great Power says:
A lot of MST3K episodes have very random Christmas moments inserted into them regardless of if the actual movie is about Christmas or not. My personal favorite moment comes from TISCWSLABMUZ when Mike and the bots start singing Christmas carols along with the music in the first dance number. Ken, aka Professor Gunther writes:
My wife suggested that a Tom Servo Pepper Grinder and Melted Crow T. Robot Trivet would make perfect stocking stuffers. Just a thought. Happy Holidays! How about a Cambot lens cap, for those private moments? You? One of the biggest bombshells Joel dropped in the build-up to the end of the Kickstarter campaign was that A-listers — including Jack Black, Joel McHale, Bill Hader, Neil Patrick Harris, Jerry Seinfeld and Mark Hamill — have expressed an interest in doing a guest spot on the show.
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