I'd never heard of this terrible low budget SF film, The Yesterday Machine, till #TheMadsAreBack riffed it, and I've been watching bad movies for fun for about 60 yrs. It's pretty terrible, which of course, made for a great comedy presentation. Downloads available at @dumb-industries.com 🎬💙 #MST3K

Also, they were part of a purge show where we crammed a bunch of semi-unusable interviews in one show.

Goldie Hawn was interviewed at the Concert for Tibet and all she wanted to talk about was the Dalai Lama, so Pavement sort of drowned her out.

I wish I had known this for my article on that episode!

It makes me sad that nobody I have ever been attracted to, or even married to, has wanted my attention 1/10th as much as LinkedIn does.

I suggest it is to lower the average lifespan of working people. If they live past their productive years, working people impose an undue burden on the wealthy. This seems to be the core of conservative economics.

On hatred.

Those are all solid. If you read my article you will probably add the Pavement episode to that list :)

I miss the days of just creating weird stuff and throwing it on the air.

Thanks for reading, Andy! It's a great sequence. Was it fun to do? It comes across as very joyful.

I think the result is anti-authority, regardless of the behind-the-scenes dynamics. Plenty of punk bands have been headed by control freaks :)

Thanks for reading and promoting! I wasn't aware of that part of the story. I don't think I painted Lazzo specifically as anti-authority (I mostly quote him on the DIY stuff), since the show was certainly the result of a lot of great creative people working together.