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New Short from RiffTrax…

Download it here. Free sample here.

Web Comic Mention

Heh. That would be a mixed blessing, I would think.

Buy Vol. XVII, Get a Signed Mini Poster

Preorder MST3K Volume XVII from Newbury Comics and get a mini poster signed by Joel. Quantities are limited.

Joel Invites You to Twenty Wonder (Updated with more info)

Update: I’m not quite sure where she grabbed this from but this blogger has posted what appears to be a detailed press release with a LOT more information about this weekend’s event.

We’ve received this message from Joel Hodgson:

Greetings friends and fans of MST3K and Cinematic Titanic!

Just wanted to alert you to an event that is happening next Saturday in the Los Angeles area called “Twentywonder”. When we worked together, my brother Jim and I started an almost-annual event called Superball. We produced eight of these events, which we considered a sort of “one night world’s fair” with music, comedy, art, science and food all rolled into a party that hosted over 1,500 guests.

Since then, Jim has become a director of the Down Syndrome Association of Los Angeles. He’s currently mounting a really incredible event that is similar to the Superball happenings, but has an actual purpose beyond simply a good time: Helping to improve the quality of life for those living with Down Syndrome.

If you are in the Los Angeles area on March 6th, I would like to personally invite you to the event. I think you’ll love it. Also, as you may already know, Cinematic Titanic will be performing. We’re doing a “greatest riffs” performance that features eight of our funniest films all crammed into a twenty minute set. Hope you can make it!

Tickets are available at http://www.twentywonder.org.

Two Online Chats

Bill Corbett’s recent appearance on Tummelvision.tv is up for viewing. Warning: some salty language.

Meanwhile, our old pal Ken Plume has an audio chat with Trace Beaulieu on a site called Fred.