There’s also a reveiw up at Film Threat.
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Our buddy Bruce Westbrook, who used to write about MST3K regularly at the Houston Chronicle, has a written a review of Volume XIV for his Tripping the Light blog.
To celebrate release date of the Volume XIV, Shout! Factory has created a buddy icon for AIM, and other IM apps.
The Capital Times reports that college students at UW-Madison hope to return Jim Mallon’s Statue of Liberty to Lake Mendota this month.
Thanks to Brad Moore for the link! TVSquad.com has posted a nice report on Joel and Trace’s recent appearance at MIT.
It’s a simple one: Which MST3K films do you own in non-riffed (i.e., original) form? And what made you acquire them?
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