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GersonK: Moved paras on Caption This and mst3k to their respective pages

2007-12-26T23:04:15Z

Moved paras on Caption This and mst3k to their respective pages

Soozcat at 02:26, 11 December 2006

2006-12-11T02:26:53Z

Soozcat at 02:08, 11 December 2006

2006-12-11T02:08:31Z

New page

While there are many places on the web to attach silly comments to pictures, these are the ones we've built and or favored over the years:

Caption This! - The Grand-daddy, now defunct.

Caption This! imitated the style of an old puppet-show-based TV program, long since canceled (some time last century). It was a comedy sort of show, but not a sitcom, and had been originated by Joel Hodgson and others of Best Brains Inc. in Minnesota. It was called "Mystery Science Theater 3000", commonly abbreviated MST3K.

Later actors were Mike Nelson, Mary Jo Pehl, Bill Corbett, and Bridget Jones + others, with Paul Chaplin participating as a writer of the non-werewolf variety. The program was shown most recently on the Sci Fi Channel, being by that august broadcasting body of great distinction first canceled, and then no-longer-run-even-in-reruns. (For more on this sequence of events, see [[Bonnie Hammer]].)

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−	While there are many places on the web to attach silly comments to pictures, ~~these are~~ the ~~ones we've built and/or favored over the years:~~	+	While there are many places on the web to attach silly comments to pictures, starting with the now defunct [[Caption This\|Caption This!]]. These are the ones we've built and/or favored over the years:
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−	[[Caption This\|Caption This!]] ~~- The Grand-daddy, now defunct~~.
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−	~~Caption This! imitated~~ the ~~style of an old puppet-show-based TV program, long since canceled (sometime last century). It was a comedy sort of show, but not a sitcom,~~ and ~~had been originated by Joel Hodgson and others of Best Brains Inc. in Minnesota. It was called "[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]", commonly abbreviated MST3K.~~
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−	~~Later actors were Mike Nelson, Mary Jo Pehl, Bill Corbett, and Bridget Jones + others, with Paul Chaplin participating as a writer of~~ the ~~non-[http~~://www.castleforrester.com/mst3k/experiments/904/index.htm werewolf] variety. The program was shown most recently on SCIFI Channel, being by that august broadcasting body of great distinction first canceled, and then no-longer-run-even-in-reruns. (For more on this sequence of events, see [[Bonnie Hammer]].)

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-While there are many places on the web to attach silly comments to pictures, these are the ones we've built and or favored over the years:
+While there are many places on the web to attach silly comments to pictures, these are the ones we've built and/or favored over the years:
-Caption This! - The Grand-daddy, now defunct.
+[[Caption This|Caption This!]] - The Grand-daddy, now defunct.
-Caption This! imitated the style of an old puppet-show-based TV program, long since canceled (some time last century). It was a comedy sort of show, but not a sitcom, and had been originated by Joel Hodgson and others of Best Brains Inc. in Minnesota. It was called "Mystery Science Theater 3000", commonly abbreviated MST3K.
+Caption This! imitated the style of an old puppet-show-based TV program, long since canceled (sometime last century). It was a comedy sort of show, but not a sitcom, and had been originated by Joel Hodgson and others of Best Brains Inc. in Minnesota. It was called "[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]", commonly abbreviated MST3K.
-Later actors were Mike Nelson, Mary Jo Pehl, Bill Corbett, and Bridget Jones + others, with Paul Chaplin participating as a writer of the non-werewolf variety. The program was shown most recently on the Sci Fi Channel, being by that august broadcasting body of great distinction first canceled, and then no-longer-run-even-in-reruns. (For more on this sequence of events, see [[Bonnie Hammer]].)
+Later actors were Mike Nelson, Mary Jo Pehl, Bill Corbett, and Bridget Jones + others, with Paul Chaplin participating as a writer of the non-[http://www.castleforrester.com/mst3k/experiments/904/index.htm werewolf] variety. The program was shown most recently on SCIFI Channel, being by that august broadcasting body of great distinction first canceled, and then no-longer-run-even-in-reruns. (For more on this sequence of events, see [[Bonnie Hammer]].)