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posted by martyb on Thursday November 12 2015, @12:27AM   Printer-friendly
from the snide-commentary dept.

http://www.avclub.com/article/joel-hodgson-bringing-back-mystery-science-theater-228190

We've got movie sign, MSTies: Joel Hodgson, a.k.a. "Joel," has officially launched a Kickstarter campaign to bring back Mystery Science Theater 3000 after 16 years. (It was canceled in 1999.) The campaign quietly appeared on the MST3K official website earlier this morning, confirming suspicions raised by vague promises of "big news coming soon" on the Rifftrax and MST3K social-media channels. The campaign has the rather lofty goal of $2 million, which Hodgson says will enable him to make three full-length episodes of MST3K to shop around to TV networks and streaming platforms. With three additional episodes per $1.1 million raised over the original goal, that's $5.5 million for a full 12-episode season. But if Zach Braff can do it, so can Joel and the bots.


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  • (Score: 2) by frojack on Thursday November 12 2015, @01:15AM

    by frojack (1554) on Thursday November 12 2015, @01:15AM (#262013) Journal

    Maybe its time to change it up a little bit and put it on YouTube or Netflix and pair it with a choice of user-select-able alternate "comment" tracks for the wise cracking puppets. You could get users involvement on some level.

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  • (Score: 2) by Beryllium Sphere (r) on Thursday November 12 2015, @06:06AM

    by Beryllium Sphere (r) (5062) on Thursday November 12 2015, @06:06AM (#262058)

    Groups of friends could appear together in silhouette on a shared showing and make snarky remarks of their own when the zingers from the show writers weren't playing.