My favorite show of all time is Mystery Science Theater 3000, and I have a shelf in my media center dedicated to the sets and individual DVDs. I purchase each set as it is released, especially since
The Volume 10 appeared, then disappeared, from store shelves due to a copyright dispute.
Well, according to Hugh [...] Read more »

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At Population Statistic, CT talks about the revived idea of forcing cable companies to sell access to individual cable channels rather than a large package of cable channels, a plan often called a la carte. We’ve only been asking for this for decades, but cable companies — secure in their local monopolies — haven’t seen [...] Read more »

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You know, I was going to post something about this:

I couldn’t help noticing, however, how different the Thanksgiving experience was for my husband and children, both boys. Thanksgiving was a day off from school and work, 48 hours spent getting their relax on.
What is it about Thanksgiving that highlights to the unwritten, yet apparently universal, [...] Read more »

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You know, I wouldn’t blame you if you had given up on
The Anvil and Sprocket Movie Review ever updating again, but we’ve had a few new posts:
I reviewed
1408, the Stephen King movie with John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson, Miss Chordia did
The Quiet Earth, and Sprocket reviewed
Next starring Nicholas Cage. Read more »

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at least for Cory: Read more »

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