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Posted by Sampo, on November 26th, 2009 Happy Thanksgiving! Our sources at Shout! Factory have clued us in on the titles for the next box set, Volume XVII, due in March. They are:
• 101- THE CRAWLING EYE
• 415- THE BEATNIKS (with short: GENERAL HOSPITAL PT 2)
• 910- THE FINAL SACRIFICE and
• 1005- BLOOD WATERS OF DR. Z
The Final Sacrifice? But, but… “Yes, we realize that we said it would never be released,” says our source. “Why the change, you ask? Well, to be frank… We offered them more money.” Always a good plan.
Posted by Sampo, on November 25th, 2009 Available now: another on-demand title with the movie and the riffing in one. The movie is 1934’s…

Download it here. Free sample here.
Posted by Sampo, on November 25th, 2009 Writer (and occasional RiffTrax contributor) Courtney Enlow celebrates the drunks of MST3K, in honor of the show’s 21st birthday. Hic!
Meanwhile, Danny Gallagher of TV Squad also celebrates MST3K’s 21st birthday.
Posted by Sampo, on November 25th, 2009 Our pal Bruce Westbrook has a great interview with Kevin Murphy at his blog.
Posted by Sampo, on November 25th, 2009 Alert reader Robert Weiss writes:
For longtime MSTies as Thanksgiving approaches our thoughts turn of course to MST3K and how we miss those cable network Turkey Day marathons. For many years now I’ve been making my own Turkey Day marathons at home since the event is no longer broadcast on cable. It’s become a traditional bit of fun around my house. We just stay home and have a nice relaxing day together, me and my wife and son. I roast a turkey dinner for us and we watch multiple episodes of MST3K on home video. These days I let my son help choose which episodes to watch. I often start on the Wednesday night before just like the great, early Comedy Central marathons used to do. Sometimes we play board games while watching. Favorite episodes around my home include Rocketship X-M, Catalina Caper, Wild Rebels, First Spaceship On Venus and Space Mutiny to name but a few.
I thought it might make an amusing Satellite News weekend discussion thread to ask other MSTies how they spend Thanksgiving. Do they stay home and watch the show? How many episodes do they try and watch and which ones are their favorites? Are there any episodes that always make it into their personal Thanksgiving marathons? Which episodes if any do they avoid for their Turkey Day celebrations?
For me, Thanksgiving is the beginning of a two-part holiday tradition: I watch “Santa Claus Conquers the Martians” (I may watch the Cinematic Titanic version this year) on Thanksgiving, and “Santa Claus” on Christmas day.
What are your traditions? Happy Thanksgiving!
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