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New CT Entry

There’s a new entry up Cinematic Titanic, including a neat photo of Trace alongside something called a “time tube.” Hmmm…

Joel also acknowledges (as one of the commenters here either knew or suspected) that the image in the last post was just him flexing his photoshop muscles….hey, it fooled me! :???:

SCCTM: Live

If, in the next few weeks, you happen to find yourself in the vicinity of Fullerton, Calif., you may want to check out a live theatrical production of Santa Claus Conquers the Martians at The Maverick Theater.

Follow the link for more info.

Rhino, Rights and MST3K

During the recent discussion of Vol. 10.2, Travis posted a link to this fascinating, informative and exhaustive look at the rights status of every movie MST3K did, and from there postulating on how likely each is to be in some future Volume.

Nice work, Travis! I’d love to hear about how you found all this info out!

MST3K Reference in Futurama Movie

Fans of “Futurama” know that a new direct-to-DVD movie came out this week. Fans of MST3K may not have heard that there is an MST3K-related reference right at the beginning of the film:

Torgo

The joke is that the morons at the “Box Network” who canceled them were fired for their stupidity, beaten and then ground up to make this product. The “Executive Powder” has multiple uses and is seen throughout the film.

Thanks to alert reader Trey for the tip and the image.

You can buy “Futurama: Bender’s Big Score” here..

Coming Soon: Volume 10…point two?

We have learned that Rhino is set to re-release “The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Collection, Vol. 10.”

So, what happened? Apparently there was some sort of rights mix-up regarding the inclusion, in the original set, of episode 212- GODZILLA VS. MEGALON. In the new set, which Rhino has called “The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Collection, Vol. 10.2,” that disc has been replaced with a disc containing episode 402- THE GIANT GILA MONSTER.

Even more exciting–one of the features of the disk will be a short sketch featuring Joel Hodgson, Trace Beaulieu and J. Elvis Weinstein commenting on the SNAFU that led to the withdrawl and re-release.

The disc also includes an extra feature starring actor Don Sullivan (who stars in “The Giant Gila Monster”).

Tentative street date: Feb 5th.

As a reminder, the other three episodes in the set are episode 503- Swamp Diamonds (plus short: What to Do on a Date), episode 514- Teen-age Strangler (plus short: Is this Love?) and episode 810- The Giant Spider Invasion.