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New: By Cory Casciato of Westword.com has a long discussion with Kevin.
Evan Sawdey at Popmatters.com has an in-depth interview with Mike. An unnamed interviewer at Nerdist.com interviews Mike, Kevin and Bill. Jonathan Grass of Al.com interviews Mike. David “Doggans” Ganssle of geekvision.tv interviews Bill. X96 (KXRK) in Salt Lake City interviewed Mike and Kevin. Alex Biese of the Asbury Park Press interviewed Mike. Oh, and: This is a still from a new animated opening RiffTrax will unveil at the RiffTrax Live show next week.
The MST3K: The Turkey Day Collection (XXXI) [Limited Edition Collectible Tin] is scheduled to be released to the general public on November 25. If you’d like to order it from Amazon for the current price of $45.49 (& free shipping), we’d appreciate it if you used this link. If you’d rather order it from Shout! Factory at the current price of $64.99, please use this link. While the Shout! price is currently almost $20 more than Amazon’s, you also get a few extras: a free MST3K Vol. XXXI slipcase, free exclusive MST3K coasters and free standard U.S. shipping three weeks early. As always, these prices will probably fluctuate wildly over the next few months. If you see a different price posted, please let us know! 
Another in the increasingly oddly subtitled series. See a sample or download it here.  Greensboro, N.C. — Prolific actor Ed Nelson, who spent decades as a leading man in movies (including several by Roger Corman) and is perhaps best known as a major player in famed nighttime soap “Peyton Place,” died here Aug. 9 of congestive heart failure. He was 85.MSTies will recall that he played Dave Randall in the movie in episode 701- NIGHT OF THE BLOOD BEAST, a caveteen in the movie in episode 315- TEENAGE CAVEMAN, George Beldridge in the movie in episode K15- SUPERDOME, a police sergeant in the movie in episode 503- SWAMP DIAMONDS and the elusive Robert Denby in the movie in episode 814- RIDING WITH DEATH. He also helped make the costumes for episode 406- ATTACK OF THE GIANT LEECHES, in which he was supposed to appear, but was called away for another role before filming started. Here’s a nice long appreciation. Thanks to Paul and Duane for the headses ups. If you should find yourself in the Philadelphia area on Friday, Aug. 15, you might want to head out to suburban Phoenixville, where the landmark Colonial Theater will be again be showing an MST3K episode at 10:15 p.m. This time it’s episode 423- BRIDE OF THE MONSTER (with short: HIRED! part 1). There will be a pre-show invention exchange contest in order to win prizes. More info here.
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