(June 2, 2009)
Clinton and the family return from a driving vacation only to be faced with shocking news. And, strangely enough, it involves music. Author and podcaster Christiana Ellis guest stars.
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(April 17, 2009)
Clinton finally gets the observation deck window repaired - by some special guest stars. Then he has to convince Jake Filbuster to tone down his act. Clinton also takes a phone call about the virtual Table of Random Things.
(March 18, 2009)
Trying to get on with the show, Clinton fights off a pesky reporter and odd hotel employees.
Then comes news that a faithful friend is in trouble. How does it all work out? Listen and find
out.
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Last night the family and I had the pleasure of, once again, seeing the gang from Cinematic Titanic do
what they do best -- make fun of bad movies. Joel, Frank, Mary Jo, Josh and Trace (you know, the folks responsible for "Mystery Science Theater 3000") plus Dave "Gruber" Allen were in Boston (Somerville, to be precise) for a two-night engagement at the Somerville Theater.
On the first evening they had riffed on "Blood of the Vampire," which we saw CT tear apart in Minneapolis back in October, 2008. We were lucky enough to be there on the second evening for the performance of "Dynamite Brothers," a 1974 "kung-sploitation" train wreck.
The evening began with Gruber doing a hilarious bit as an audience warm-up man. He was eventually joined by Josh, then Frank, for music, poetry, TV show pitches and haiku. Really. Haiku. It was great stuff.
Then the entire gang came out, their humor all sharp and pointy-like, to dig into "Dynamite Brothers." The film was perfect fodder for riffing. It had long, plot-padding sequences, broad stereotypes, and bad acting. What more could you ask for? The audience ate it up. Bonnie said she thought it was one of the best MST3K/CT movies ever. I have to agree. We were even treated to a "greatest hits" reel!
After the show, I got a chance to talk with the gang for an all-to-brief period of time. Then it was time to say so long until next time.
While I encourage you to pick up the CT DVDs, if you get the chance to see "Cinematic Titanic" live, you really should go. They are currently on a quick tour around the country. Below is a link to their schedule. Oh, and one more thing: if you get into the autograph line after the show, please be sure to tell everyone that Clinton says "Hello!"
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(February 8, 2009)
It's the beginning of a new season on comedy4cast. To kick things off, Clinton moves
the studio to a new location. Danny Hillcrest drops in to check things out. And a
comedy4cast fan calls in about the "Dog Ear" project.
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(January 16, 2009)
There's a big announcement on the show this time around. But first, Clinton talks about the holiday season and a special house guest.
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(December 28, 2008)
When Derrick returns from a trip, Rory has lots of questions. But how does the conversation turn from Disney to
jury duty to laundry?
First ever comedy4cast meet a success!
(December 15, 2008)
As part of MouseFest 2008, comedy4cast hosted a trip to the Monsters Inc. Laugh Floor in the Magic
Kingdom at Walt Disney World. Exclusive event pins were handed out, as were "Groucho Glasses" that we
wore throughout the show. Our unique fashion sense caught the attention of cast members, park guests and the
monsters themselves! Everyone had a great time. Big thanks to all who attended.
(November 30, 2008)
In these troubled economic times you need sound help. Unfortunately, all we can do is let you
listen in as Jess Krazier gives his callers some very questionable advice. In the "After the
Episode" section of ths show, people drop off and pick up some weird things over at the
Virtual Table of Random Things. And Clinton reminds people to join him at the "comedy4cast
Monster Laughs" meet, Thursday, December 11, at 3:30pm in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World.
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