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Turkey Day goodies from MST3K.com

The MST3K.com site has been updated! Not only have the new animated Thanksgiving skit from the ‘bots and the video montage of classic Comedy Central Turkey Day segments by longtime MST3K editor Brad Keely been posted, but the site also boasts some nifty new opening animation. Check it out!

But still no sign of the 1993 Turkey Day segments. 

UPDATE: The nifty new opening animation featuring the SOL is gone, but the rest of the updates are back. See them before they disappear again.

Rifftrax Player Beta Available

Over at Rifftrax, everybody’s pal Disembaudio says: “If you’ve ever thought to yourself, ‘Heck, RiffTrax would be great if I didn’t have to exert the minimal effort required to synch up the MP3 with the movie,’ then the RiffTrax player is the solution you’ve been waiting for.”

Hey how about a Mac version!

Friday Night Links

  • The New York Times invokes the show in a story about a dance performance.
  • Gaming Today mentions it in a preview of the new Beowulf game.
  • The title Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium makes Flickfilosopher think of the show.
  • This blogger had an MST3K dream…
  • Deep Ape (a very good blogger, by the way) reviews our upgrade.
  • This livejournal author contemplates Joel’s recent interview.
  • A very thoughtful blog entry about the show…
  • Another blogger sums up the current sitch.
  • Update: I missed this on Gawker last week. Yikes! Take a deep breath, buddy, and just repeat to yourself it’s just a show. Sheesh.

    MST3K.com Merch

    The MST3k.com site recently updated its merchandise store. Some interesting options (including Volume 12) if you’re getting ready to shop for that MSTie in your life….

    Blogging Mary Jo

    If it’s been awhile since you’ve been to Mary Jo’s web site, you may not know that she now has a blog of her very own. In her latest entry she talks about her volunteer work, her recent appearances with Master Pancake Theatre, and she answers that most pressing question: Is she now known as Mary Jo DeGroot?

    Visit her site often, shouldn’t you?