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Vol. XXXV Reviews The first one is from our pal Bruce Westbrook.
Tim Salmons at The Digital Bits has a review… Judge Erich Asperschlager over at DVDVerdict.com is on the case. Kyle Anderson at Nerdist.com has a review. Sarah Boslaugh at playbackstl.com has a review. Austin Trunick of undertheradarmag.com has a review. 10 Replies to “Vol. XXXV Reviews”Commenting at Satellite News
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Ordering next weekend!
Already ordered from amazon, hope it can arrive on my birthday in April.
Ordered from Branes and Noble. Here by April?
Ordered from Barnes and Noble. Here by April?
Slight error from Tim Salmons – we do not get the original version of Teenage Caveman on the Teenage Caveman disk (“I Was a Teenage Caveman” title may have confused him – he should have watched it – it’s a good documentary).
Agreed, Bob–a good documentary. Nice of you to call this a slight error, which I think of as more like a typo. As for I Was a Teenage Caveman, I hope you caught my mini-review of that documentary on my own review of the new box set, linked above. And tell me: Where did these alleged cavemen get their hair done? Vaughn looks immaculate.
Yes – I always enjoy reading your reviews. As far at the hair goes, I think Wilma Flintstone has a little salon, just a stone’s-throw away.
Mine is on the way. Tomorrow is a national holiday.
New reviews:
DVDTalk: http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/70290/mystery-science-theater-3000-xxxv/
DVD Verdict: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/mst3kxxxv.php
IT’S MOVIE (REVIEW) SIGN!!
I watched the crystal clear, tape hit free new copy of Teenage Caveman last night, and I laughed myself silly. Such a good episode! These new copies really help the viewing process! Tearing into the rest of the set tonight!