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That Premise Looks Familiar…

We probably should note that two imitations of MST3K are up on the Web:

WNYC’s nationally syndicated public radio show “On The Media” is back doing more “Media Scrutiny Theater.”

Two notes:
First, a request: some of the things they are riffing on are political commercials. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE post any politics comments THERE, not here. Thank you.
Second, full disclosure: “On the Media” host Bob Garfield is pal of mine (he was offended last time when I called him an “acquaintance”).

And for you wrestling fans, there’s “Are You Serious?” Get this: “From underneath Titan Tower, Road Dogg and Josh Mathews are forced to watch some of the most appalling, unpleasant and dreadful clips found in the WWE video library.”
I am hearing positive reviews from wrestling fans. I am not a wrestling fan, and they lost me in about five minutes. Too many inside reference for the casual viewer. Your mileage may vary.

Vote on CT Movies in Durham, Princeton, plus ‘O2Be’

Going to the Cinematic Titanic shows in Durham, N.C., or Princeton, N.J.? Vote for the movie you’d like them to riff. Vote for the Durham show here and vote for the Princeton show here.

By the way, remember “O2Be,” the short-lived 2002 series starring Liz Winstead on which Frank was a consulting producer? Episode 1 is up on Youtube!

Mike, Kevin & Bill Interview, Plus a Bill Mention

Jessica Johnson interviews Mike, Kevin and Bill for Time Out Chicago.

And by the way, Matt Silverman of Mashable.com has a piece today about “How to Be Funny in 140 characters,” in which Bill gets a mention, ’cause he is.

Weekend Discussion Thread: MST3K Monopoly? And more?

Alert reader Trevor asks:

Have you ever noticed how many different editions of Monopoly there are? Wouldn’t it be cool if there was a MST3K one?

Yes, it would! Maybe the spaces would be movies? Let’s hear your ideas. He also asks…

What products (besides t-shirts) would other MSTies like to have a MST3K version of?

Lots of budding entrepreneurs are listening….

UPDATE: Cinematic Titanic Advance Press for Hartford, Conn. Show

UPDATE: Yesterday, somebody tweeted that he or she was listening to “MST3K on NPR.” Turns out it was this.

Brianna Snyder at CT.com has a short piece on the show as well.

Bonnie Goldberg of the Middletown Press has a short article.

Susan Dunne has piece in the Hartford Courant, including some fresh quotes from Joel, ahead of the Feb. 2 Cinematic Titanic shows.Bonnie