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Joel/Frank Interview

There’s a four-page interview/photo spread with Joel and Frank in Geek Monthly magazine. We are told the article not only covers the typical stuff, but also discusses how television and film influenced and excited them while growing up. There’s also a Letter from the Editor about a chance meeting with Frank and Joel and the MST fanboy glee that ensued.

Unfortunately, the entire article is not online but you can see a scan of the first two pages here. Check your local comic book shop for the dead-tree edition.

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New MST3K Artwork

We have, for years now, endorsed and supported the wonderfully wacky art work at Jean’s MST3K Artwork. Jean is a talented painter who creates MST3K-flavored versions of famous works of art.

Jean has just completed three new paintings and six new prints are now available.

There’s a bare wall in your home begging for one!

Weekend Discussion Thread: Favorite Joel Moments

Since we did favorite Mike moments last week, let’s give the original host equal time. Let’s hear your favorite Joel moments. Here are my top ten, in episode order:

• 107- ROBOT MONSTER–Joel narrates the love scene, borrowing liberally from Alice Cooper
• 202- THE SIDEHACKERS–Song: Only Love Pads the Film–Joel has long stretches of unfunny lyrics directly from the movie to sing, but still makes them funny.
• 204- CATALINA CAPER–Joel vapor-locks as he remembers the ’60s. Joel is not known for being a master of long monologues, but he nails this one.
• 213- GODZILLA VS. THE SEA MONSTER–Joel succumbs to space madness. Joel actually sort of acts! And does well!
• 301- CAVE DWELLERS–His face in the final segment, when he complains to the Mads about the movie, is priceless.
• 310- FUGITIVE ALIEN–Old Joel Robinson had a farm? Every once in a while, the bots find Joel completely immersed in some odd reverie and have no idea how to react. This is probably my favorite.
• 407- THE KILLER SHREWS–And here’s another one: Joel vapor-locks while trying to do Will Rogers.
• 416- FIRE MAIDENS OF OUTER SPACE–Joel is pretty much brilliant throughout the whole Dark Timmy story arc.
• 512- MITCHELL–Joel departs, and gives us the exact right balance of pathos and silly.
• 1001- SOULTAKER–A returned Joel offers some uplifting thoughts, and handles his return splendidly.

Least favorite moment:
• 210- KING DINOSAUR–The Joey the Lemur sketch. I like the fact that people blow their lines and they just keep going, but Joel blows SO many here. Start again!

New 20th Anniversary Edition Trailer

Our friends at Shout! Factory have provided us with a new trailer for the “Mystery Science Theater 3000: 20th Anniversary Edition” DVD set. And here it is: