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Posted by Sampo, on April 6th, 2019 Alert reader Jay suggests:
Was there something in your past that primed you to become an MST3K fan? For me it was a local Friday late night show called “Project Terror” — “Where the scientific and the terrifying emerge.” The shows which years later were fodder for Mystery Science Theater were new to me in our dark, late-night living room with the sound on our Zenith TV turned down low so Mom could sleep. How about you, or are you just a natural born MSTie?
In Philadelpbia is was Doctor Shock’s “Fright Flicks,” But even more it was my brother Curt’s fascination with monster movie of all kinds. It was one of the few things we both liked.
What about yoou?
Posted by Erhardt, on April 5th, 2019
Posted by Erhardt, on April 3rd, 2019 
Two shorts for one price. Get them here.
Posted by Sampo, on April 3rd, 2019 
The Greenwich Odeum, 59 Main St. in East Greenwich, RI, will present a four-day event, “Mystery Science Expo 3000,” with Joel and Mary Jo as the hosts, Thursday through Sunday, April 25-28.
Get info here.
The phone number is 401-885-4000.
Posted by Sampo, on March 30th, 2019 Our pal Timmy, aka goalieboy82, presents us with a great story:
3 years ago, i had a friend who was pregnant and need a place to live. i helped her find a place. she had to take a train to the place. i was chatting with her online as she was going to the place, and i sent her the MST3K episode “Sword and the Dragon” (she is Russian and she likes dragons).
So, with that in mind, have you cheered someone up with MST3K?
[epilogue: she is doing great now and her son will be 3 in August.]
Do you have a story?
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