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Bob Newhart sits down with Peter Bonerz, Jack Riley, Bill Daily and Michael Zinberg.

Director L.Q. Jones and author Harlan Ellison discuss making A Boy and His Dog.

Roger Corman, Joe Dante and many more talk about the special effects and go behind the scenes of Piranha.

Power Rangers cast and crew talk about the vast collection of props used in the iconic series.

Interview with executive producer Mel Brooks, producer Jonathan Sanger and former Brooksline development executive Randy Auerbach.

In part one of the complete history of MST3K, Joel and the rest of the crew discuss the show's origins and the DIY feel of the early seasons.

Weird Al takes a look back at his career in this 2014 San Diego Comic Con Panel.

Mel looks back at memorable scenes from his film The Twelve Chairs and the stories behind them.

In part two of the complete history of MST3K, Joel and the rest of the team discuss the Satellite of Love crew.

Shout! Factory made some big announcements and answered questions at our 2015 San Diego Comic-Con panel.

John Carpenter discusses several films from his celebrated career in this interview.

Interviews with Producer Roger Corman and Special Makkeup Effects guru John Carl Beuchler.

Interviews with Roger Corman, Second Unit/Assistant Director James Sbardellati, Composer James Horner and Cindy Weintraub

Part three of the complete history of MST3K takes a look at the changes the series underwent throughout the course of its run, including the host and network shifts.

The cast and crew of The Slumber Party Massacre II revisit the making of the film.

Garry Shandling discusses his career in the entertainment industry and breaking the fourth wall on his show to a class of USC students.

Interview with Rev. Al Sharpton regarding the career span of James Brown, focusing on the historic performance given after the assasination of Martin Luther King Jr.

In this special event, show creator Joe Murray joins voice actors Carlos Alazraqui, Tom Kenny and more for this reading of the Rocko episode Wacky Deli at the Downtown Independent Theater in Los Angeles.

The cast of this hilarious late night alternative to SNL comes together once again to discuss the show and improv techniques.