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Over at Buzzfeed.com, Ryan Broderick lists “The Top 20 Most Underrated TV Shows Of The ’90s” and guess which show tops the list?
Somebody sent me a thread suggestion like this a while back, but I can’t find it right now. I don’t THINK I’ve already done it.
But first, some examples. A week or two ago a guy started emailing me about this song. I think you’ll recognize the sample in the background. Not too long ago, I saw a link to this on twitter. Very nice. MSTies are a creative bunch and I love when they take their love of the show and use it for creative things. Have you ever encountered a creative endeavor inspired by MST3K? Have you ever made one yourself? Tell us about it. Did anybody go to this? Report! ————— If you live in the Philadelphia area, you might find this of interest: This semester at Bucks County Community College, Joel has been teaching a workshop on movie riffing. I’ll stop and let that sink in. Anyway, on Friday, May 4, he and his students will present what he calls “a recital of their movie riffing projects.” More info here. Admission is free. 
I think a Palentology grad student could do his/her thesis on what’s wrong with this short. |
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