MST3K on iTunes (Shout! Select related)

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All,

I'm sure most of you already realize that a nice selection of MST3K titles are available on iTunes. What you may not have noticed though is the fact that, there are exactly 31 episodes, previously released by Rhino, now owned by Shout! in the digital domain. 20 of the 31 also appear in the Amazon Digital store, which is also something to note.

Here is the full list of 31 episodes, now owned by Shout! (previously released and now OOP by Rhino), available on iTunes:

Ring of Terror
Cave Dwellers
Pod People
The Unearthly
The Giant Gila Monster
Teenagers From Outer Space
Attack of the Giant Leeches
The Killer Shrews
Hercules Unchained
Indestructible Man
Hercules Against The Moon Men
Tormented
The Rebel Set
Monster a Go-Go
Manos: The Hands of Fate
Swamp Diamonds
Secret Agent Super Dragon
Eegah
I Accuse My Parents
Gunslinger
Wild World of Batwoman
Beginning of the End
The Atomic Brain
The Starfighters
Red Zone Cuba
The Incredibly Strange Creatures...
The Phantom Planet
Touch of Satan
Girl In Gold Boots
Hamlet
Horrors of Spider Island

Titles that are highlighted have been released (or soon will be, Manos) as Shout! Select titles.

This bodes well, if your like me and you pretty much dumped all of your collection of Rhino discs in hopes that Shout! would eventually put a fraction of some of the better Rhino ep's out.

The question is now...will the remaining 26 titles get Shout! Select releases?

[mrtorso]

You really dumped your Rhino discs in the hope that Shout! puts some of them out? Were you just after a cash grab?

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Jul 24, 2011 21:38:21 GMT -5 mrtorso said:

You really dumped your Rhino discs in the hope that Shout! puts some of them out? Were you just after a cash grab?

Something like that. I definitely didn't make a pile of money on them. I probably just about broke even, when all was said and done. At the time I put them on eBay I'm just about sure I gave most everyone that bought my stash the deal of the year, frankly. Just needed some extra cash at the time (for other various items) and seemed like a good idea.

Besides, I like the uniformity of the Shout! releases. If the majority of the list above comes out as Shout! Select titles, I'll be a very happy man.