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Popshifter.com is out with a list of the “Top Five Funniest Evil Mad Scientists” and it should not surprise anybody who reads THIS site who topped the list.
RiffTrax hosted a streaming webcast of the panel from last year’s Comic-Con, free, tonight at 9 p.m. Eastern, 6 p.m. Pacific.
The show ran just over an hour, and included the live riffing of SHAKE HANDS WITH DANGER that the guys did to a standing room-only crowd of 1,000 people. After the riffing, there was a question-and-answer session where the audience got to suggest one of the next movies for the guys to riff. (Spoiler alert: the winner was Dragon Wars.) We missed this when it came out about a week ago, but Gareth von Kallenbach of sknr.com interviewed Joel.
It’s the season for Easter eggs, and our pal Tom Noel of the totally awesome “Temple of MST3K Stuff” has found one…
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