From: dre1@alum.mit.edu   
      
   I notice that "Comet TV", which appears to be carried via sub-channels of   
   broadcast stations, now is showing two classic Mystery Science Theater 3000   
   episodes on Sunday nights (starting at 8 p.m. ET).  This past Sunday it was   
   "Robot Holocaust" and "Manos:   
    The Hands of Fate".  >>>>>GOOD TIMES!<<<<<   
      
   It appears that Comet TV also shows many un-msted MST3K-worthy films.  Hmmm, I   
   wonder if KTMA has somehow come back to life....   
      
   It was rather surreal to see MST3K coming out of my television in these   
   "Modern Times"!   
      
   If you have the ever-popular "Cable Television", you might find that Comet TV   
   is accessible via an offset from one of your broadcast channels (via the   
   "dash" button on your remote control), say "4-2" or "4-3" for a sub-channel of   
   your local "Channel 4".     
   Or the cable provider might have put it on a ridiculously high number, such as   
   1246, if you have "Digital Cable".   
      
   -Doug Elrod (dre1@cornell.edu)   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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