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Photos/Video from Comic-Con

Reader BIG61AL sent us several pictures of Mike, Kevin, Bill and Frank from the recent San Diego Comic-Con. You can see them after the cut. Thanks, BIG61AL!

big61al and the RiffTrax crew

Also, if you went to the RiffTrax panel, this is the trailer you saw:

Click fer pics

New Short from RiffTrax

Download it here.

Aussie Review of 20th Anniversary Collection

Thanks to Beyond Home Entertainment, the 20th Anniversary Collection has been available Down Under for about a month now. Aussie site Digital Retribution gives its review.

Mary Jo Interview/at Master Pancake

Mary Jo was interviewed in the Austin Decider about her fascination with a local attraction called the Cathedral of Junk.
And, in passing, they mention that she will perform with local pro riffing group Mister Sinus Master Pancake Theater tonight.

Weekend Discussion Thread: Lame Science

First off, several folks have sent me discussion thread ideas, some I will use in future weeks, some not so much. :-) But keep ’em comin’!

Alert reader Matthew writes:

What is the lamest scientific explanation and/or plot device given in a MST movie?
For me it’s tough to choose, but I think my top three are:
1) Beginning of the End: Peter Graves’ “radiation makes photosynthesis, the growing process, occur day and night.” So be sure to fertilize your plants with lots of uranium!
2) Space Mutiny: David Ryder’s “high-density de-atomizer escape system.” If only it really had pulled apart all his atoms.
3) The Undead: Quentis merging with Diana’s brainwaves to travel back in time, sans clothes. Of course his wristwatch survives the psychic teleport perfectly intact.”

Good one!

I’d have to go with the cheesy “invisible” face shields in “12 to the Moon.” It’s amazing how invisible they are!

What’s your pick?