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Circa 1978, Gene, Gene the Dancing Machine, dances to Count Basie's "Jumpin' at the Woodside" on the late, great, Gong Show.

Model-turned-designer Abigail Lorick discusses the authenticity of Gossip Girl with three Upper East Side high school girls. For Vanity Fair, directed by Jessica Flint.

If your priorities don't feel completely out of whack, (or you don't feel robbed of the first five minutes you might have wasted) there is a Part 2.

From 1969, Tim Conway as the dentist and Harvey Korman as the guy who can not keep a straight face, from the Carol Burnett Show.

Return of MST3K 2.0

Cinematic Titanic returns with Doomsday Machine

(From the director of another MST3K favorite, Catalina Caper & starring the late, almost great, Bobby Van.)

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Originally Posted by Tref (Post 214765)

Cinematic Titanic returns with Doomsday Machine

(From the director of another MST3K favorite, Catalina Caper & starring the late, almost great, Bobby Van.)

Ooh, another one.

And HOLY CRAP, check this out:

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CINEMATIC TITANIC LIVE IN L.A.

We've been invited by the LA Film Festival to perform live at the Ford Amphitheater on June 21st. We're thrilled to be able to play this beautiful venue (1,241 seats in a beautiful outdoor setting in the Hollywood Hills).

We'll be riffing live to Roger Corman's "The Wasp Woman" which we premiered last month in Dallas to reviews like the following:

They performed to the tune of Roger Corman's The Wasp Woman, and folks, I've got to tell you, I haven't laughed that hard (or that often) in a long time. The experience of being in the theater while these wiseacres are doing their thing is something I will treasure always."

Horribly, we are busy that weekend. Triple booked. Cancelled other stuff already. God Damn It!!!

How about a nice Hawaiian Punch?

Slow Motion Punches by Action Figure

The Genius of George

Happy (Belated) 75th Birthday Gene Wilder!

From 1971, the creepiest two minutes ever in a childen's movie (completely excised when shown on the Family Channel) The Boat Ride Scene from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory.

OMG, I hated that scene as a kid :)