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Weekend Discussion Thread: Favorite In-Theater Sound Effect

Alert reader Robert suggests:

I was watching “Hercules vs the Moon Men” and Kevin/Tom, imitating Hercules, says “My thighs are really rubbing together today” and makes some apposite thigh-rubbing noises.

And I thought: How about readers vote for best in-theater sound effect?

Here are the rules for everyone to immediately totally ignore: Entries are limited to a sound effect performed in the theater by Joel/Mike or the bots.

My pick: The sound of Leonard Driscoll cleaning his filthy glasses in “Riding with Death.”

What’s yours?

New Short from RiffTrax…

Imitate a curling iron and reach out and download this or see a sample.

RiffTrax Stuff

New short…

Download it or see a sample here.

Also, there definitely is a Christmas special coming. This is their only hint about it…

One other note: You can relive the 2009 Christmas Shorts-stravaganza on Hulu.

Updated: Joel’s Upcoming ‘Riffing Myself’ Dates

“An Evening with Joel Hodgson” aka “How to Have a Job Like Mine” aka “Riffing Myself”…

* has two shows scheduled at the Cinefamily Theater in Los Angeles, Friday and Saturday, Dec. 7-8. More info here.

* returns to the Colonial Theater in Phoenixville, Pa., on Saturday, Dec. 22nd.

* comes to Dallas’ Texas Theater on Saturday, Jan 19th.

Oh, and: I found this. Go figure.

More dates when we get them.

MST3K Button Set

Our pal Daniel Griffith at Ballyhoo Motion Pictures (he produces the documentaries seen on the Shout! Factory sets) has put up a small number of “As Seen on MST3K” button sets over on eBay. A couple of other sets he offers are vaguely MST3K-related, as well.