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The Chronic Rift podcast interviews Bill about the upcoming “Plan 9” riff. The interview starts at about the 2:30 mark. The interview doesn’t really break any new ground, but, like most of these podcasts, the interviewer seems to be in MSTie heaven.
Alert reader David writes:
Well, I’m afraid I’m biased. I have to pick the 20th Anniversary Set from Shout Factory because, well, I’m on it. :-) What’s your pick? As people have been submitting suggestions for weekend discussion threads, people often say: “I don’t know if we’ve done this one yet, but…” And, that’s fair: Our first weekend discussion thread was posted on March 1, 2008. We can’t expect you to be keeping track of every topic we have done in the 15 months since. So, FYI, we have discussed the following topics. Your First Time (i.e. the your first episode experience) Update: Joel has just sent along a clarification: “Cinematic Titanic does intend to put out more DVDs in the future – we’re just not recording any this summer — sorry for any confusion.”
On the Cinematic Titanic blog, Joel has announced that the CT team is going to take “a much-needed break for the rest of the summer,” though they are working on a new title they’ve just acquired. He also announced that the team has signed with talent agency APA, which is “the agency I worked with when I was a young stand-up: they helped me land my first bookings on SNL and Letterman as well as being the company that helped make that very important MST3K deal back at Comedy Channel. It’s great to be back working with them, and they will be representing Cinematic Titanic for theatrical gigs as well as bringing our live shows to various media too.” Finally, he also revealed that “we’ve decided not to record our last three live features (‘East Meets Watts,’ ‘Danger on Tiki Island’ and ‘Alien Factor’) in the studio, as I previously announced. Instead, we will continue to present these features in future live dates.” Look who’s included in Entertainment Weekly’s list of 23 Sci-Fi Characters You Want on Your Buddy List.
Thanks to Eric from Kalamazoo for the heads up. |
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