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Online music video features talents of Beez and Peter

Posted by , on April 2nd, 2001

A video for Minneapolis-based artist Dylan Hicks’ song “City Lights”–featuring Beez McKeever as Art Director and Peter Rudrud as Assistant Director–can now be seen on the iFilm website. Says Beez about the video: “If you look really close at the Billboard charts on that you’ll see the fake band name ‘Miss Beez’. The Director, Benno Nelson, slipped that in as a sweet hat tip to me. Check it out.” You can do just that by visiting http://www.ifilm.com/ifilm/skeletons/film_detail/0,1263,608614,00.html or by going to http://www.ifilm.com target=”_blank” and typing “Dylan Hicks” in the search box.

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One of our contributors takes on the film world

Posted by Sampo, on February 26th, 2001

Hey, all.

This is just a little note to let you know that our buddy Joe “Average Joe” Barlow, whose work you enjoyed in the KTMA section of our episode guide, has written himself a book! It’s called “100 Nights in the Dark: A Collection of Contemporary Film Reviews and Essays.” That title pretty much says it.

In addition to being a contributor to our little site, Joe is a semi-regular on the newsgroup rec.arts.tv.mst3k.misc, and gained national notice a while back as the director of the cult spoof movie “The Wicked Witch Project” (http://www.wickedwitchproject.com).

To buy his book at amazon.com, click HERE.

Go Joe!

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Auction message from BBI

Posted by , on September 1st, 2000

Best Brains has asked us to pass along this message about the auction at eBay:

As most of you know by now, the MST Prop Auction has come to a close on EBAY. Our last item has been shipped.

It’s been a wonderful 15-month journey backwards into MST’s 10-year run. Our storage units were packed full of the weird and wild: big hairy ears, rocket ships, odd costumes, vend-a-gut organs, thermo-nuclear bomb manuals.

We at Best Brains are happy that MSTies all over the country (and some in Canada) were able to bring a prop home to their living room. Who else but a MSTie would lovingly custom-build a plexiglass case to house a bright orange demon dog, or display a giant mousetrap in the front hall? Along the way we’ve talked to so many bidders who have won–or lost–items from their favorite episodes.

Take care of these items, you lucky winners! Our shelves are empty, but who knows, we may find an odd piece or two sitting around. Check in with seller “bbinc1” once in a while.

Our thanks go out to all the MSTies who have participated in this auction.

Best Brains, Inc.

This has truly been an historic auction for fans of MST3K. If you’d like to see a list of all the items that have been sold, click HERE.

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1005 Servo gets a good home

Posted by , on September 1st, 2000

Click to see larger imageAfter the Tom Servo used in episode 1005- BLOOD WATERS OF DR. Z was sold off a while back, BBI declined to give the name of the final purchaser, and many folks wondered what happened to the plucky bot. Well, here’s the poop:

The purchaser sold him to a State Farm Insurance employee named Don Cooper, a huge MST3K fan who has not only given Tom a good home, but has taken him to see America! Don tells us he’s taken Servo on several trips around the U.S. Here we see Tom saying hi during his visit to the Grand Canyon. Excelsior, Don!

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