Hi, Mr. Hodgson! First let me say it's been a blast seeing your image, hearing new stories, an everything, around the net these past weeks. We've all missed you and look forward to you new projects!
Now my question:
I know when MST3K was new, the idea of "riffing" a movie received complainants from people, like it interfered with them watching the - all be it crappy - movie. So, compared to the days of mst3k, do you think overall, people who may be new to it, are more open of the "riffing' concept?
I know there are maybe more interesting questions people are asking, but what the hay?
Thank you,
Jessica
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Hi, Mr. Hodgson! First let me say it's been a blast seeing your image, hearing new stories, an everything, around the net these past weeks. We've all missed you and look forward to you new projects! Now my question: I know when MST3K was new, the idea of "riffing" a movie received complainants from people, like it interfered with them watching the - all be it crappy - movie. So, compared to the days of mst3k, do you think overall, people who may be new to it, are more open of the "riffing' concept? I know there are maybe more interesting questions people are asking, but what the hay? Thank you, Jessica