I unironically LOVE the music in Mitchell, and was hoping I could find it, ideally on vinyl. But I can't find any evidence that it was ever released - anyone happen to know if it was?

An article about the history of the Commando Cody shorts.

Another unriffed broadcast courtesy of the Museum of Classic Chicago Television. It’s a super secret spy…has a motorcycle…Marooned in Space…meets Hercules. Or NOT.

See? Not everyone is named Steve!

Some people are named Paul.

Well... they were people...

This was not the chicken of tomorrow anyone was hoping for.

My favorite part of the article is the quote from the director of Parts: The Clonus Horror in the box at the end, but I don't want to spoil it because it's the icing on the cake.

I just stumbled on this new unofficial YT channel that's doing an episode by episode history lesson on MST3k, starting with the KTMA season. The main post link is the trailer and episode 1 on the Green Slime is also up.

According to the trailer she'll be each episode posting next Sunday AD, as is meant to be.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/667444996/crow-t-robot-and-tom-servo-icons-set-of

The Museum of Classic Chicago Television posted this recording of the network broadcast premiere of the unriffed Pumaman.

My high school friends and I used recite the Booze Council PSA at each other all the time. It's been running though my head since I saw the the Friday news dump. So I appreciated TV's Frank posting a link on BlueSky.

YT Link

Boxcar Willie's tender arms embrace you as he softly kisses your forehead and hums, "Mule Train."

This is the best quality available since it's from their archives. It's been in limbo for years because of copyright troll Wade Williams, but I guess it's finally been sorted out since he died.

The only Christmas Carol I look forward to. From an episode that originally aired in July (Touch of Satan).

Worth it all for the robot roll call.

Get it while it's hot!