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Joe Kellen at the Minnesota Daily interviews all three riffers.
Toni Ruberto of the Buffalo News (I love his title of “Gusto Editor”) gets an interview with Mike. Previously… Radio station KMXJ-FM “Mix 94.1” in Amarillo, Texas, interviewed Kevin about MST3K and RiffTrax and the upcoming live shows. And, to whoever wrote the web page copy, his name is Tim Serbo. Drew Wood at Mpls St. Paul Magazine interviews Mike, Kevin and Bill. The classic 1950s sci-fi/horror movie “The Blob” was partially filmed in and around the little town of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania, and the town’s merchants, especially the historic Colonial Theater, do their best not to let people forget it. Every summer they have a weekend-long “BlobFest” and one of the guests for this year’s fest will be Joel. More information here.
“Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie” will be screened Friday, July 11, at the Nuart Theater, 11272 Santa Monica Blvd. in Los Angeles at 11:59 p.m. local time and at the Tivoli Theater, 6350 Delmar in the Loop in St. Louis at 11:55 p.m. local time.
If you hear about other showings of the movie or of episodes, let us know! 
Keeping Clean and… Whoops. I mean Clean and Neat with Harv and Marv. See a sample or download it here. On Twitter, E. A. Bruce, aka @NeoMyers, asked:
I assume what he means by “‘genre-bending’ episodes” are the ones where one or more host segments take a familiar convention, sci-fi or otherwise, and parody/satirize it. His fave is the “Star Trek” “Mirror, Mirror” parody in “Last of the Wild Horses.” I’m going to pick an obvious one: the segment in “Fire Maidens of Outer Space” that parodies “Aliens.” “Uh, say, Crow? Could you please kill me?” What’s your pick? |
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