NEWS
News
JUNE 7, 2013
Just as fast as the breaking-news of the impending DVD Release of RETURN TO NUKE'EM HIGH VOL 1 happened, we are told this morning to hold our collective ponies... Apparently a decision was made somewhere by someone (a joint decision between Anchor Bay and Troma seems likely, but strictly unconfirmed...) to push for a Theatrical Release as well as festival screenings. This allows more time for the films to be structurally packaged as a two-volume event, AND just getting back in to the Theaters is a major deal for Troma, who have had a hard time getting anything released anywhere but on video for many years. So August 13th will come and go, and no films featuring Colin will hit the shelves.. but this delay is definitely exciting news!
Fast-breaking news that the Anchor Bay DVD/Blu-Ray release of RETURN TO NUKE'EM HIGH VOL. 1 is now slated for August 13th, 2013. Pre-orders can be made at Amazon.com
Finally, you'll get to see Colin in a his first dramatic role! And it gets better because he's also going to be seen some time in the future in Volume 2!!!! (probably... we haven't seen Vol. 1... but we BELIEVE he will be in Volume 2.... )
Additionally, here's the promotional trailer for the Tromadance submission of the KILL4LOVE music video...
FINALLY fixed the vexing issues with the Curtis Armstrong interview... no sound in the middle of the clip... what was THAT all about?
MAY 29, 2013
FINALLY!!! You can go to Actors 2 to see Colin's session with Lou Wagner!! Enjoy!
MAY 27, 2013
We've added AMERICAN DAD! and DAN VS. star, Curtis Armstrong, to the Actors 2 Page.
Also, we just received word that KILL4LOVE will be showing at Tromadance Detroit on June 22. Yes, Colin's infamous Superman Underoos are headed for the big screen!! When further information is available, we will pass them on.
In preparation for the 50th Anniversary this year of DOCTOR WHO we have uploaded another interview with Colin Baker. Find that over at ACTORS 2.
Also, on the same page, check out our interview with Electra and Elise Avellan, the Crazy Babysitter Twins from GRINDHOUSE!
MAY 22, 2013
If, like most of us, you feel a little left out because you didn't get the chance to see RETURN TO NUKE 'EM HIGH VOL. 1 at the Cannes Film Festival, you can get your fix with a song featured in one of the volumes. The "Kill4Love" music video has finally been posted to the "Colin's Film Work" Page.
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MAY 21, 2013
A new update to the Star Wars page (no... really...) with special effects legend Joe Viskocil.
First up from Motor City Comic Con is Brian Tochi, to be found on "Actors 2".
MAY 19, 2013
In the wake of Motor City Comic Con, we will have many new interviews to post very soon. In addition to the previously mentioned session with Lou Wagner, we'll be adding two lovely and talented sisters, America's best-loved "Type A" personality, a special effects guru, a famous space cadet (That's suppposed to be a literal term, not an insult), and a very special interview with the one of our favorite people, who starred in a venerable series that's celebrating a golden anniversary later this year.
Okay, since you've been nice, we'll share this with you...You'll have to wait for the rest.
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MAY 16, 2013
Earlier this week, we told you that Colin was setting up a very special interview. Now we can tell you that we will soon be posting his one on one with one of his role models, veteran character actor Lou Wagner!
If the name isn't familiar, we're sure you've seen him many times, as Dr. Zira's nephew Lucius in the original "Planet of the Apes", as mechanic Harlan on "CHiPS", or, our personal favorite, Penny Robinson's slightly off kilter (and possibly evil) alien boyfriend J-5 on "Lost In Space." Currently, he can be seen as the Chance Family's enthusiastic but untalented lawyer, Wally Phipps on the FOX series "Raising Hope".
Since both Lou and Colin have had complicated schedules lately, this has taken several weeks to set up. So when Lou called today and offered several possible times, one of which was "right now", we immediately jumped in...Without checking to see if we had sufficient battery power first. The camera promptly died at the half hour mark, but not before some thoughtful, intelligent and fun conversation.
Lou has graciously offered to set up another session in the very near future. In the meantime, we will be posting what we currently have sometime next week.
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MAY 12, 2013
Happy Mother's Day!
We do have a few things on the horizon to share for you.
First up, Motor City Comic Con has again extended their hospitality to our Colin, who will be wandering the show floor doing interviews. If you see him there, don't forget to say hi! If you want to know more about one of the best comic/autograph shows in the country, here is a link to their site.
Secondly, soon we will be posting a new kind of Studio Kaiju production: the new video for "Kill 4 Love", a song that will appear in one of the volumes of RETURN TO NUKE 'EM HIGH starring four actors with featured roles in the film, including our Colin. Sorry, no footage from the movie is used, and the actors will all be playing different characters, but we think you will like it. And you will be impressed by the lengths that Colin will go for your enjoyment...
Finally, Colin is in the process of setting up what can only be described as a "bucket list" interview for him. We can't tell you more at this point, but he's really excited about it. Stay tuned.
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Added an interview with Jim "MR SKIN" McBride to the KAIJU AFTER HOURS page.
APRIL 25, 2014
Part one of our three-part interview with Troma co-founder Lloyd Kaufman can now be found on the KAIJU AFTER HOURS page. Given all we have had to say about Troma in the past there's NO reason for you to miss this, and no reasonfor us to introduce this thoughtful, witty and brutally candid gentleman.
Part two finally surfaces!!!! Also find it right over at KAIJU AFTER HOURS
And the same goes for Part three!!! (which, by the way, is Video Clip #190 on this site!!!!)
So we now have a total of 46 minutes of brand spanking new interview courtesy of our friends at Troma...
APRIL 15, 2013
Taxes are due today, and so to ease the pain we have two more interviews for you... the cream of the crop from this past weekend's sojourn to Shock Stock...
First up is famed British actress Patricia Quinn who is best known as "Magenta" from Blues' Clues.... err... no... I mean from THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW. Didn't know what to expect with this one, but Ms. Quinn definitely is still on top of her game as you will see in Actors 2.
Next up is our 130th interview, actress/model Angelina Leigh, whose resume spans the spectrum of the indie film circuit and modelling field. Ranking as our bona fide most out-there interview, it features everything from Joe and Angelina dishing about hair color to Ilsa, Shewolf of the SS with side trips into other more interesting endeavours. Be forewarned, while there is nothing visually innappropriate in the interview, the dialogue occasionally gets extremely frank, making this interview definately N.S.F.W.. Don't say we didn't warn you. Find more about Angelina over in Kaiju After Hours.
SUPPLEMENTAL: Check out a brand new 2:52 Int'l promo for RETURN TO NUKE'EM HIGH Vol. 1 in Kaiju After Hours. Less N.S.F.W. than the first one, but still a heck of a lot of fun.
Also, added a trailer for DANGEROUS PEOPLE to supplement the Angelina Leigh interview and a trailer for EVIL HEAD to supplement the Aramis Sartorio interview.
April 14, 2013
We just came back from Shock Stock in London, Ontario and our brand new GoPro KaijuCam is near full to bursting with a batch of interviews that clearly falls into the "Mondo" category. Look for some additions in the next day or so to Actors and especially, to our increasingly more N.S.F.W. * Kaiju After Hours page. But we've still got more coming to you in the weeks ahead.... so sit back, buckle up and don't wear out that "Play" button on Youtube, 'cuz it's gonna be a bizarro ride....!
1st up: Sal Lizard.... no... really... a guy named Sal Lizard. And not just any guy, he used to be Santa Claus... before he became undead.... well.. you'll just have to watch to find out over at Kaiju After Hours.
2nd clip of the day is a slightly less "Mondo", which is odd since it involves a Troma actor. Does THAT give you any idea of what lies ahead? Head on over to Actors 2 to find an interview with actor Ron Mackay.
3rd clip of the day belongs to Mr. Aramis Sartorio, a porn actor who has built a niche in the horror movie parody arm of the porn field. He does a very impressive Bruce Campbell, in fact.... tres Mondo! Look for it in Kaiju After Hours.
March 3, 2013
Colin will again be treading the boards at the Ellicott Creek Playhouse this month, playing Herb in Godspell. Although mostly the comic relief, he'll be singing the beautiful "On The Willows" in Act II.
Performances will be March 8, 9, 15, 16, 22 AND 23 at 7:30 PM, with 3 PM matinees on March 10 and 17. Ticket prices are $14.00 for presales, $17.00 for general admission, $15.00 for seniors and students with ID, and $10.00 for children under the age of 16.
For further information, check out the NRTG website.
The body of King Richard III of England was recently discovered under a parking lot, which you can find out by reading HERE.
JANUARY 31, 2013
"Return To Nuke'Em High" is becoming a much bigger deal than we thought. Here are some recent pieces of news regarding the movie:
1) The Movie is so well-regarded in the Troma offices that apparently Mr. Kaufman has made the unusual decision to split the storyline between a Part One and a Part Two. It's unclear just now if that means a whole new movie is to be shot, or if the current movie has so much usable footage it CAN be split into two separate films. We'll try to get more on this as it develops.
2) "Return To Nuke'Em High Part One" just had a "rough-cut" showing at Sundance, which is NOT it's official unveiling. Meanwhile plans are under way for the movie to make it's official World Premiere at the prestigious Cannes Film Festival, which is a tradition for Troma. While there, Troma will film a documentary about the plight of the Independant Film in the current Studio-dominated theatrical distribution market.
3) Troma is setting about publicizing "Return To Nuke'Em High Part One" in radio interviews, appearances on "The Today Show" and so forth. Lloyd also was interviewed by "Girls and Corpses" magazine.
4) Actor Ron Jeremy, who has been an on-again/off-again celebrity guest in Troma movies for a few years now, was hospitalized this week with a Heart Anuerism. He is apparently recovering from emergency surgery and is resting peacefully. Ron plays God in "Return To Nuke'Em High Part One".
We realize that all of this is not explicitly "Colin" news, but as the film is a major project for him, we feel it is justified to put some bona fide movie news up here.
JANUARY 29, 2013
Colin will be appearing in "Picasso At the Lapin Agile" by Steve Martin (yes, THAT Steve Martin) at the Castellani Art Gallery in Niagara University February 14-17, 2013. The play details what might have happened at a meeting between Pablo Picasso and Albert Einstein at France's Lapin Agile. Colin plays Gaston, a barfly with what could politely be called anger management issues.
Tickets are available at the NU Theatre Box Office, 716-286-8685, or visit http://theatre.niagara.edu.
Also, in the "better late than never" category, we would like to share some photos from the Freedonia Marxonia Festival, which was held on Nov. 3, 2012 at Fredonia State College. Colin was crowned Groucho Impersonator of the Year during the festivities, which included a screening of the classic "Duck Soup", which takes place in the fictional country of Freedonia.
Legend has it that back in the day, the locals in Fredonia NY bore a grudge against the Marxes for the name. Historian Matthew Hahn and the good people of Fredonia State have been working to right that wrong with this enjoyable celebration of Marx madness.
Plans are currently underway for the 2013 festival, to be held in November.
During our trip to Fredonia, we came across this sign, which (or is that WITCH) bears an uncanny resemblance to our pal Penny Dreadful:
In other news, we received confirmation only hours ago that "Return to Nuke 'Em High" will in fact be broadcast in two parts on the Starz Channel. More on this news as it develops.
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JANUARY 24, 2013
Colin made his debut at the Sundance Film Festival yesterday with the rough-cut showing of "Return To Nuke'Em High". He's busy prepping a play for college currently so he was not able to attend, which is why he also missed his Pay Cable debut this evening on Showtime with the premiere of "Paul Williams: Still Alive". Ah, the life of a working actor is seldom easy....
A few months back Troma put out a "teaser poster" for RETURN TO THE CLASS OF NUKE'EM HIGH. It was alright... some might say a bit "...mehhh". But now they have finally coughed up the REAL DEAL, which we are proud to display right here!!!!!
Now THAT'S a poster!!!!!
Also, note that the film's title has been shortened from RETURN TO THE CLASS OF NUKE'EM HIGH to RETURN TO NUKE'EM HIGH.
OCTOBER 18, 2012
Added a brief clip from the Paul Williams Documentary to the "Paul Williams: Still Alive" page. See what all the hub-bub was about, and please support the man who made it all possible, Mr. Williams himself, by viewing the movie on demand or via the numerous other outlets, Netflix, iTunes, Amazon.com or so on.
OCTOBER 14, 2012
For those of you who have been waiting anxiously for well over a year to actually SEE the movie we've been all abuzz about, "PAUL WILLIAMS: STILL ALIVE" premieres this week on OCTOBER 18TH, 2012 on V.O.D (video on demand) on cable services and satellite dishes across North America and who knows, probably well into Europe as well. Check your local service provider for the details.
The movie is a mixture of elements, a chance to "spend time" with possibly the nicest man in the entertainment industry and a whirlwind look back at the highs and lows of his film and television work. Scant concern is made of Paul's music despite the director's professing that it was that which tied the two of them together. The real problem lies in the realization while watching it, that if YOU were the one spending time with Paul, you'd almost certainly feel compelled to treat him better than your surrogate, director Stphen Kessler. For more ion this, read THIS inciteful review from last week's Chicago Sun-Times.
OCTOBER 8, 1012
Added photos from "Return To The Class Of Nuke'Em High" under COLIN'S FILM WORK.
(10/09/12 update - Due to the adult content in the "Return To The Class Of Nuke'Em High" teaser Trailer, we have decided to move it and all graphics, into the "Kaiju After Hours" page, and have added a strong warning so there is no confusion regarding the content. We are a family-friendly site, but we are very strongly behind the new Troma movie and for those 18 and older we really hope you will enjoy the ongoing coverage of the movie.)
Also added photos to the "Let Them Have Their Way" portion.OCTOBER 7, 2012
We finally added a teaser trailer for Colin's latest movie, "Return To The Class Of Nuke'Em High" on the "Colin's Film Work" page.
Be fore-warned, however, this trailer is decidedly N.S.F.W.! So if you don't want to see some pretty raunchy stuff, don't go there. And if you do, hey, you won't be disappointed. Colin appears in probably four frames of this trailer, so don't blink.
(Just to clarify here, this is professional film-work, not a movie that Colin is making of his own accord. He auditioned and was cast in it by people he had never met before...)
Well, it's been a while since we teased you with the news below about Colin's triumphant return to High School, which he had already graduated from. This was a brief behind-the-scenes pic from the rehearsal period of Colin's work as a featured player in the new Troma movie "RETURN TO THE CLASS OF NUKE'EM HIGH" which is just wrapping principal photography, a pretty fair amount of which includes Colin. It was one of two movies he worked on over the last five weeks. One thing you can san't say about Colin, he did NOT lay around doing nothing all summer.
We added a new page to the growing site to cover not just RTTCON'EH but for any and all new film projects Colin may be working on. Graphics for the page will be a little slower in coming since they have to be approved prior to release on the site.
However, as Colin embarks on his college career finally, we are aware that film work will be largely consigned to the off-school months, since his education comes first.
JULY 30, 2012
Here's a pic of Colin from his High School days... Although he graduated over a month ago... where he is currently a student at THS... even though he's no longer a student... and never went to this school before... taken today... Confused? Hopefully not for too much longer because this will all soon make sense. But now that he's going to high school again we're afraid to ask if he actually learned anything before he graduated... like THAT'S never been asked of him before...
My head hurts....
Additionally, hop on over to the ACTORS 2 page to see our latest interview with actress/producer Rebecca Paiva, the delightfully madcap looney tune siren of "Penny Dreadful's Schilling Shockers" who tells us about her travels and how hard it can be to remain "silent" for a season.....
A few updates coming very shortly. the summer heat has been taking it's toll and while we DID tape an interview at Monster Bash about a month ago, we've been sweltering and frankly having a hard time working up the energy to get in and update.
Coming soon, the latest Monster Bash interview, one more "found" interview from our previously-thought-to-be-lost collection, and some news from the world of cinema for you... so stay tuned in and as always, thanks for watching.
MAY 06, 2012
Added a fun little music video-ette from the guy who makes our pizzas.... check it out on Anything Else".
Replaced the hyperlink to the "Paul Williams: Still Alive" trailer with the actual video. Nothing but the best for our audience...
APRIL 16, 2012
It's been a little while since we had an actual addition to the site because Colin is aggressively working toward the day he crosses the path to the Ivy League this fall and he has been wandering the tangled path of financing college and appearing in local theatre, and generally teenagering around.
As we recently reported he recently attended the Nichols School FLICKFest, an area film competition open to high schoolers who have created some video presentation of artistic intent. Of course there was a sort of "tongue-in-cheek" quality to his submitting the Penny Dreadful interview, but that was what he liked about it. Penny and her gang are so damned fun to interview and to watch that he felt this would be a fun addition.
His clip closed out the list of entrants,,. about an hour and a half worth of 5-minute clips of varying degrees of technical competence and creativivity.
Well, sadly the clip failed to get any of the awards, which was okay because some truly impressive work from some truly talented people did score awards.
One that really struck a chord with all of us here at Studio Kaiju is "Run" by Paloma D'Auria, a talented young lady from Nichols School who wrote and performs a very infectious, somewhat soulful and creative tune about... well.. you'll just have to go to "Anything Else" to see it and understand why it's there....
APRIL 16, 2012
With much sadness we pass along that actor William Finley, who played Winslow Leach in "Phantom of the Paradise" and was a major player in Brian DePalma's "Sisters" passed away in his sleep Saturday April 15th. We never met him, but his work was influential to us and has touched the lives of some of our favorite guests, like Paul Williams, Jessica Harper and Peter Ebling. Mr. Finley reputedly did not enjoy travel, much like Woody Allen, and consequently mostly confined his film appearances to projects near home, but appeared in three Tobe Hooper films, "Eaten Alive", "Night Terrors" and "Funhouse" and in Marshall Brickman's smart social satire, "Simon".
For some reason he also played a werewolf on "Sabrina: The Teenage Witch" though the appearance was little more than a walk-on at the end of a Halloween episode.
William was 69 at his passing.
Winslow's contract has expired. Now he may rest in peace.
APRIL 1, 2012
Colin spent a good portion of the day yesterday checking out the theatre dept. at Niagara University where he plans to hopefully not break any legs literally on their angled stage. We watched an amazingly energetic performance of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" and suddenly Colin can't wait to get to that school and start uttering overly complex dialogue. forsooth!!!
Upon returning home from that experience we found Colin's submission to the prestigious Nichols' School FLICK FEST, a sadly pared down version of the Penny Dreadful interview we love so much (there's a five minute time limit... it KILLED us to remove some of the footage..,) was accepted and will be part of the festival.
The Nichols School is a private WNY school that caters heavily to artistic people.
If you live in the area and you have a boring Friday the 13th coming up (happy coincidence!!!!) then stop by FLICK FEST at Nichols School, 1250 Amherst St., in Buffalo, the 13th at 7:00 PM. Penny won't be in attendance, but it's quite possible Colin WILL be.
In all honesty we're not really expecting any awards, but it's kind of fun to get our name out there and to join in the community, and help build support for this worthy school.
In other news, "Paul Williams: Still Alive" should be starting to appear in theaters in June of this year. And in the next wek or so should have a Cleveland premiere.
MARCH 16, 2012
We dug up a real treat for you.. this time it's Colin's REAL first interview... conducted a full year earlier than we recalled, back in 2002. Read all about it on the ACTORS 2 page as Colin interviews none other than Jackie Chan. The part of Colin, however WAS played by a stand-in. You'll have to read more to understand what we're talking about.
Also we fixed (we hope permanently..) the Jackson Publick interview under Animation. Just in case you wanted to see it.
One thing we HAVe to admit is that we definitely love us our internet here at the Studio. Our producer lady Judy wanted to check up on a competition Colin put in for wth a local place called Rockzone, and she found....
Yup,
Colin has his own official merchandise. So if you REALLY want to show your admiration, go there and support your favorite Interweb host. We DON'T see a cent from this, all we get is the same joy we always get from bringing you the cool things we do...
Thanks again for watching us...
MARCH 11, 2012
A couple of things to add: First up, Colin is wowing them in the NRTG production of "Into The Woods" as Jack of Jack-and-the-beanstalk fame. He's developed a healthy love-hate relationship with beef and beans form this role. learn more about it at www.niagaratheatre.com
Also, on the "Paul Williams: Still Alive" page you can FINALLY see the official trailer for the movie. No Colin in the trailer, but that's because you always save yor big guns for the paying customers. Enjoy...
JANUARY 29, 2012
Having completed a couple of numbers for "Broadway In Concert 13" Colin has taken some time to spiff up the IMDB listing a little bit. It can be found right.... about... HERE!!!
JANUARY 10, 2012
While surfing the interweb today we discovered some kind soul had put up an IMDB page for Colin. Maybe it was just IMDB themselves, but that means that somebody listed him in the cast for "Paul Williams: Still Alive". He's right there alphabetically sandwiched between Tony Randall and Burt Reynolds. If that's not a frightening place to be we don't know what is....
NOVEMBER 26, 2011
We unearthed an old hard-drive and found some "lost footage" from a disastrous (technically speaking...) road trip to Detroit's Motor City Comc Con from a few years back. We were crestfallen to return from that show having conducted a number of great interviews and having nothing to show of it, since we had been unintentionally sabotaged by a defective o-ring on the microphone jack.
After sifting through the footage we were able to retrieve a portion of two interviews, Actors John Wesley Shipp and Lee Meriwether... in albeit rough form. We trimmed away the fat, beefed up Ms. Meriwether's audio as far as we could, and have finally added them to our roster. Consider this our Thanksgiving treat for our audience. Enjoy...
NOVEMBER 16, 2011
Awoke to the sad news that guest Karl Slover, one of the two "Wizard of Oz" actors Colin interviewed, passed away at the age of 93. Karl actually had to give us two interviews as the dreaded microphone issue sabotaged our first attempt, and unfortunately he was a bit more tired the second time around and was not as informative. He was a very nice man and we enjoyed the opportunity to meet him. He will be missed.
NOVEMBER 08, 2011
Corrected a little text issue on the Causes page... why don't you people tell us about these things?
OCTOBER 25, 2011
Our next interview is with a bona fide lady of the silver screen, the formidable Ms. Terry Moore, who at 83 years of age has racked up an impressive seven decade catalog of film, television and stage acting. Check it out over at the Actors 2 page.
Monster Bash is rapidly becoming one of our favorite go-to destinations for an enjoyable time and diverse and fascinating interviews.
OCTOBER 24, 2011
Colin just wrapped up a round of "Fiddler On The Roof" as Fyedka, and is resting his lungs and other body parts as he waits to see what stage he trods upon next... but we're expecting news on that shortly...
In the meantime we ventured down to Butler, PA for yet another of those fun Monster Bash shows, and walked out with two new interviews. First up, Captain Lee Crane himself, Mr. David Hedison, who you will find on the Actors 2 page. The next one will be announced in the next day or so. Joe took the hosting dduties for these interviews since Colin is a little under the weather, but getting better all the time...
SEPTEMBER 12, 2011
We've shuffled a few things around to make room for a new page, "PAUL WILLIAMS: STILL ALIVE". It's there to honor a new documentary that premiered on September 11th at the Toronto International Film Festival about one of our earliest and favorite guests, Paul Williams. The page includes a new interview with the two leads of the film as well as a surprisingly large amount of text. We hope to bring more imagery and hopefully more video to the page in the future.
Why do we care? Maybe it's because Colin is part of the film's cast.... but that's a whole other story you'll have to read about. For the gory details go to the PAUL WILLIAMS: STILL ALIVE page.
The poster and the premiere ticket
Colin, Paul Williams and Stephen Kessler just before the interview begins.
Colin looking appropriately dashing in the lobby of the Fairmont Royal York Hotel while waiting to go attend the world premiere of "Paul Williams: Still Alive"
Colin and the poster for the movie at the AMC North Theater on Yonge and Dundas moments before the premiere.
SEPTEMBER 10, 2011
Colin is gearing up to play a Russian Soldier in the stage classic "Fiddler on the Roof" for his home team of Niagara Regional Theatre Group. We'll have more on that in just a short while.
On the actual site we have been kind of quiet for a little too long, but Colin has been very active, and in the next few days you'll see why as we make a major announcement. Something that's been in the works for a long time has finally come to fruition. So keep your breath baited and wait anxiously for the news, because it's big stuff for us!
MAY 2, 2011
This site traditionally maintains a strict socio-political neutrality due to the diverse nature of our guests.. preferring to let them make their own statements of opinion and feel welcome to be who theyare. In this rare instance however we join the rest of the free world in saluting the United States Armed Forces for their incredible talent and professionalism, and for the takedown of the world's #1 wanted criminal, Osama Bin Laden.
We salute the U.S. Military for their bravery, intelligence and resourcefulness, and we thank God for you.
APRIL 30, 2011
You'll have to pardon a few interuptions of service. Google Video, who have hosted some of our earlier video uploads, has announced that effective this week they are ceasing to host video anymore in favor of YouTube, which Google owns. We have downloaded all of the video from Google and re-uploaded to Youtube, but it may take a few days to get all of the clips properly labeled and linked to their respective slots on the pages.
In other news, Colin is taking a much needed breather from the stage following a whopping four shows in a row for the Niagara Regional Theatre Guild but promises to return to the stage in a little over a month for another "Broadway In Concert" performance. More on that as it develops.
As for "Jekyll and Hyde: The Musical", it was a marathon of some of the hardest work that cast and crew have done, and it took a great deal out of them, but the results were a phenomenal and exciting show which pushed the physical and talent boundaries of just about everyone.
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FEBRUARY 10, 2011
If you check out the Music page, you will find a new video of Colin singing "Zoot Suit Riot" with the THS Jazz Ensemble at the February 6 Jaxz Festival at Mount St. Mary Academy. THS was one of four schools participating, which allowed them the chance to perform with jazz legend Bobby Militello. Mr. Militello, whose work with the Dave Brubeck Quartet, Maynard Ferguson and Doc Severinson's Tonight Show Band is quite well known and well respected, not only performed with the students, but also held workshops with them prior to the performance.
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JANUARY 12, 2011
What's this, you ask? A poster for the next Bond film? David Tennant at the Proms? No, it's actually our Colin, posing with castmates Jessica Dows and Kathryn Ratka in a publicity shot for NRTG's Broadway In Concert 11: A Place to Call Home, which opens at the Ellicott Creek Playhouse, 530 Ellicott Creek Rd., Tonawanda, NY on Friday, January 21 at 7:30 PM. Additional performances are January 22, 28 and 29 at 7:30 PM, and a special matinee performance on January 23 at 3:00 PM.
Colin will be featured in several ensemble numbers, such as "Over The Rainbow" and "Standing On The Corner", but his solo moment in the spotlight will be the classic Lerner and Lowe tune "On The Street Where You Live". Also, many people have expressed interest in NRTG's upcoming production of Jekyll and Hyde. If you're one of them, take note: There will be a little sneak preview of that show during Broadway In Concert.
Tickets are $15.00 at the door, but if you call and order your tickets in advance (prior to show dates) by calling 716-284-6358, you can get them at the bargain price of $10.00 each. We highly recommend taking NRTG up on this offer, not only to save a few bucks, but more importantly, to ensure that you have a seat at the show of your choice. Their events routinely sell out, and this looks to be no exception.
JANUARY 3rd, 2011 (Supplemental)
Just when things look their bleakest we received this amazing photo of the talented Dave Ladner showing off his snazzy Studio K shirt. A guy in a shirt you say? He had to lose over 150 lbs just to fit into that shirt, and so he did. An enormous inspiration to us, and a great friend. We had to share with you, our audience, what can be accomplished if you just put your mind to it. Dave's part of the management that overseas our pals in Chicago, Stockwood. He's also a very talented musician in his own right, whcih someday we will demonstrate for you (but we have got to get back out to Chicago to do THAT....)
JANUARY 3rd, 2011
It seems our year is starting out forged in the fire of loss. The sad news of the loss of Loppy, which followed a pretty intense search on the part of the owners and many volunteers from Tabby Town, was not the only one.
Comic shop goers in the Western New York area largely know of two major shops here... Queen City Comics and Seeley and Kane's Books and Comics. In the comic shop community friendships aren't formed... families are formed. And with any family you eventually have to face the loss of one of your own. This past week our good friend Charles Seeley, aka "Chuck" passed away quietly. A man of near zen-like calm and hearty sense of humor, he informed our lives in a manner we never saw until we learned he had died.
Chuck was a great many things to a great many people, and his impact on the staff of Studio Kaiju was significant. Apart from one or two visits to the Doctor and a relative, the first actual social trip we took young Colin after he had entered this world a mere two weeks earlier, was to Chuck's store. Thereupon Chuck decreed his nickname to be "Agamemnon", following the character Sean Connery played in "The Time Bandits". For Colin's part, Mr. Seeley was, and will always be, "Uncle Chuck."
Our memories of Chuck are legion, and our sense of loss is palpable. Still we take heart in the life we have that included him. We have never met another man quite like him, and it's likely in this world we never will.
Right now we envision Chuck meeting with Betty Page and Myrna Loy, and watching the great old movies of yesteryear in a big ornate old-styled movie theater with the Bowery Boys in the front row, Johnny Weismuller throwing popcorn at the screen, and Chuck's arm wrapped around the shoulders of an always dazzling Fay Wray.
Chuck's store will continue on in good hands, and the family will learn to live without him. It is the way of things.
We wish all of you and wonderful New Year, and we expect to be bringing you more fun interviews. But for just now we are going to get together with some "family" and tell them how much they mean to us.
Regards,
Studio Kaiju
DECEMBER 25, 2010
The management, star, staff and assorted drone workers of Studio Kaiju have all gathered to wish you and yours a wonderful Merry Christmas. If you celebrate another holiday this time of year, consider the wish to still be valid, but for your view as well. And if you celebrate no holiday this year consider it a wish of peace and health.
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December 23rd, 2010One of Studio Kaiju's favorite organizations, Tabby Town, had reported a new adoption, Loppy, as missing. We originally posted an appeal for anyone in his vicinity to help secure his safe return. In an update today, January 3rd, we sadly report the passing of Loppy.
In the world of animal rescue animals die all the time. It's a cold hard fact. Loppy's is not the only tragic story. We support Tabby Town and their mission even though it brings us the occasional heartbreak not because we are stronger than anyone else, but because for every Loppy there is a Ziggy... a cat who was deemed "unadoptable" and is now residing happily for the first time in their lives in a warm and safe home and cared for.
It is the hope of a better life that drives our support, and in the face of cruel loss, we grit our teeth, push forward and continue to help the rescues that we can.
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DECEMBER 23, 2010
Colin has been cast in another show for NRTG. He will be playing several roles in Jekyll and Hyde: The Musical at the Ellicott Creek Playhouse, 530 Ellicott Creek Rd, Tonawanda, NY, most notably a Cockney newsboy who leads the song "Murder, Murder". The dates for the show are March 11, 12, 18, 19, 25 and 26 at 7:30 PM, with a matinee performance on March 20 at 3:00 PM.
Ticket prices are $14.00 for Pre Sale, $17.00 for General Admission, $15.00 for Seniors and Students with ID, and $10.00 for children 10 and under. Tickets can be reserved by calling 716-284-6358.
We'd also like to thank the lovely Ami Dolenz, who added the interview she did with Colin in 2008 to the media section of her official website, www.AmiDolenz.com. Yes, the clip is available on our site, but we encourage you to check out Ami's as well.
NOVEMBER 24, 2010
We apologize for updates being so few and far between. Things have been sort of hectic around here lately.
Last month, Colin had a successful debut with the Niagara Regional Theatre Guild as The Artful Dodger in Oliver! He even received his first notice: Day and Night called his performance "finely fetching".
He so enjoyed the experience that he has already contracted to do several more shows for NRTG. Next up, he will be playing Grandpa Martin Vanderhof in an All-Area High School production of the classic Moss-Hart play You Can't Take It With You at the Ellicott Creek Playhouse, 530 Ellicott Creek Rd. Tonawanda, NY. Tickets for the Dec. 2 7PM Preview Show will be $6.00. The show will then run on Dec. 4 at 7:30 PM and Dec. 5 at 3 PM. Tickets for those shows will be $10.00.
Colin will also be one of the featured vocalists in the latest edition of NRTG's semi-annual concert series, Broadway In Concert 11, to be held January 21, 22, 28 and 29 at 7:30 PM, with a matinee performance at 3:00 PM on January 23, at the Ellicott Creek Playhouse.
Tickets for all NRTG shows can be purchased in advance by calling 716-284-6358, or at the door. We do caution you, however, that most of their recent shows have been sellouts, so you might want to buy your tickets early.
In another major development, last month, we received word that Colin -- or at least his 10 year old self -- makes a brief appearance in Steven Kessler's Won't Last A Day, a documentary about one of his major influences, singer/composer/actor/voice artist Paul Williams. Mr. Kessler informed us that he expects to premiere it at one of the major film festivals in early 2011. Of course, we will pass along more information as we receive it.
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NOVEMBER 23, 2010
A Thanksgiving greeting from all of us at Studio Kaiju to all of you...thanks for sharing with us, and keep fighting the good fight... just like this little fella...
SEPTEMBER 27, 2010
Colin returns to stage in fine form, re-visiting the works of Charles Dickens' "Oliver!" the Musical. But lest you think he rests too heavily on his laurels Colin has de-aged and will this time portray the role of The Artful Dodger.
SEPTEMBER 22, 2010
Added a two-part interview with Gary Mallaber, one of the most prominent drummers in the music industry. Don't believe us? Watch the interview and see how many songs he's played on that you fondly recall. You can do that over in the MUSIC section.
AUGUST 22, 2010
Going to the well once again...
As we work on preparing a few new interviews for you word came down from on high that Colin has just been cast in... drumroll please.... "Oliver!". Yup... the stage musical.
And before you ask... YES, he DID already win an award for working on that. But this is with a different group. What's awesome here is that he does not know ANYBODY connected with this group, he has never met them, and they are not familiar with him. And this time he scored the part he'd wanted the first go-round, The Artful Dodger.
As I said, we are preparing a few new interviews in the near future. Not quite as prolific as the beginning of summer, but they will be notable additions. Keep checking back to find out what the deal is....
August 8, 2010
Just a little update... We added a bonus "easter egg" to the Star Wars page.. hope you enjoy...
July 19, 2010
Continuing our strange habit of driving over half the country Studio Kaiju took a long and arduous journey out to the warm environs of Lake Geneva, Wisconsin in what was officially our longest car journey to date. What got us to haul our cookies all the way out there? None other than site favorites Stockwood, performing at a scenic and, quite frankly gorgeous resort lake. Not an interview, this was an opportunity for us to experience first-hand a true Stockwood show (their private gig for us in their basement studio was frankly enjoyable, but the audio swamped our camera equipment... a lost oportunity...).
On our Music page they demonstrate what it is that makes them so awesome. The music and performance are uploaded with express permission of Stockwood.
July 1, 2010
This past weekend, we attended Monster Bash in Butler, PA so that Colin could interview some guests on our longtime wish list, New England Horror Hostess Penny Dreadful and her husband Garou the Werewolf. They were accompanied by their neighbor and sometimes co-star, Retired Monster Slayer Manfred Von Bulow, who added to the madness by appearing in a summery vacation outfit accessorized with a tennis racket adorned with a cross! Now there's a man who's ready for anything!
While we were there, we also took the opportunity to talk to actresses Ann Robinson and Julie Adams and director Bert I. Gordon. To see them, check out our updated Actors 2 Page.
June 21, 2010
First - Welcome to summer. We missed it, and we do like our summer up here in frosty ol' Tonawanda, NY.
Second - Looks like the band Colin joined, "When Athens Fell" emerged the de facto winner in the battle of the bands... another band, Theica, put up some stiff resistence, but in the end Athens has more votes, and from more sources. So a big congrats to the guys!
Third - Stay tuned in the not too distant future for a few new interviews... plans are being laid, research is being conducted, palms are being greased... and restraining orders are being eased for some fun new people for you to meet. Can't say much except they fall from a subset of entertainment we're very fond of...
Fourth - We are anticipating a few technical hiccups in the next week or two, and we ask your indulgence whilst we make some transitions in the back-end servers to keep all these great interviews at your fingertips. If you DO discover something amiss do not worry, we're hot on the heels of repairing it... so keep on wandering through our pages and hey... thanks for watching.
June 14, 2010
Colin had a very successful first gig with "When Athens Fell", the band he just joined. They played toe-to-toe with four or five other bands from Western New York in a "Battle of the Bands" format at the legendary Tralf Music Hall in Buffalo (where not long before Colin interviewed Blues Guitarist Nick Moss...). Belting out the bass and even top-lining vocals with band leader Chris Kisiel on one song, the entire group seemed to have a particularly good time, despite having the band directly before them weasel some of their allotted stage time away by refusing to yield the stage even though the event coordinator was yelling at them.
Incidentally, Colin did NOT "Guest" as was previously believed. He was officially offered the spot in the band regularly since our last post.
Here are a couple of pics for you to peruse. We'd post a clip of Colin's lead song, but frankly it's "NSFW" and the site needs to stay kid-friendly.
Colin at the microphone:
Colin an dthe band rule the stage:
June 7, 2010
We have just finished captioning all of the new video we have put up, and added a few entries onto our Lynx page that we thought you might find of interest. So, for the time being, our site updates are complete.
Meanwhile, our charming host, Colin, will be appearing as guest bass player with When Athens Fell at the Tralf Music Hall in Buffalo, NY on Friday, June 11th at 6:00 PM. Be sure and check it out if you can!
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June 6, 2010
We've been holding back on this one for a little bit largely because we had so much material to absorb from the Motor City Comic Con we needed a little rest before we could finish editing it down.
Multi-talented actor/comedian/singer/writer Peter Elbling, AKA "Harold Oblong", graciously agreed to a Kaiju-Cam interview with us that spans a good portion of his career. Peter's that rare actor whom everyone has seen yet no one knows they've seen, but if you ask, they'll remember what he's done. To find out more check out our three-part interview under "Actors 2".
This adds 21 minutes and 14 seconds of new material to the site, meaning we've just brought you 112 minutes and 54 seconds of footage in just under a month... pretty sweet, huh? And we're already looking ahead to the future, and what avenues we have yet to tap.
Additionally, please link up with us on Facebook. We're trying something new and out there... classic and new "teasers"... short roughly 30 second clips from our interviews... sometimes the right 30 seconds can do so much more than a ten minute clip.
May 30, 2010
We are still in the process of a major site update. Thus far, we've added descriptions for all the new clips we've added, which was a major endeavor. And there's more to come. The night before our trip to the Motor City Comic Con, Colin had an in-depth interview with a best selling author, an independent filmmaker, a musician, and one of the stars of our favorite movie...And it's all one person!!
We apologize for the delay, but because of the length, this particular interview is taking a little longer than normal to post. Who is it? Well, we'll give you a hint...Think back to the 70's, and see if the phrase "We're the Scum of the Earth" brings back any TV flashbacks.
Trust us, it will be worth the wait.
Stay tuned....
May 26, 2010
Now that we've gone a full decade into the 21st century we felt it was time we broadened our horizons... Studio Kaiju can now be found on the popular social networking site "Facebook". Don't look for us on Twitter... we're not going there... just look for us right..... about.... HERE!
May 25, 2010
Added a level of cool with the addition of the two-part interview with Jim "Enter The Dragon" Kelly! Look for it under Actors 2.
Curious how much video we uploaded over the last week? It clocks in at a mere 92 minutes and 40 seconds! But guess what, we've got more to come!
MAY 24, 2010
Added Johnny Green's interview with Dukes of Hazzard star Byron Cherry on the Actors 2 page.
MAY 23, 2010
Added interviews with Daniel Logan of Star Wars: The Clone Wars and the lovely and talented Tia Carrere to our "Actors 2" page. That means officially we're serving 150 video clips at Studio Kaiju!
Added Green-haired singer Johnny Green of "Johnny Green and the Greenmen" to Music. It was a toss-up between that and Actors, but we think of him as a musician first. Find out why...
Johnny also allowed Colin to get some much-needed rest by stepping in as guest interviewer on a couple of spots. First up, he talks with his friend Don Pedro Colley on the Actors 2 page...
MAY 20, 2010
Added Mark "Lost In Space" Goddard to the Actors 2 Page.
MAY 19, 2010
Iconic film and stage dancer Sandahl Bergman makes a rare public appearance at the Novi, Michigan Motor City Comic Con and Colin was there to speak with her. Check her interview out over at the Actors 2 page!
Also from the same convention, unannounced guest Paris Themin, who played "Mike Teevee" 40 years ago in the good Willy Wonka film, talks about his life, his favorite role to date, and boxes and what he did for them at EuroDisney. Check it out also at Actors 2.
MAY 18, 2010
The past week has seen Studio Kaiju's most prolific period of interviewing since... well... since forever!. There's almost two hours of interviews to be posted in the coming days with a host of brand new friends and a surprise or two along the way. We just spent the weekend at Novi, Michigan's Motor City Comic Con and had possibly the best working vacation of our lives in what can really be described as an adventure with spills, thrills and even some chills!
Kicking off the list is a lady who has devoted her not inconsiderable talents toward Animal Welfare, the amazing Ms. Linda Blair, who ranks her own page for reasons you'll soon find out.
Next up is the actor/voice artist/comedian Mr. Charlie Fleischer, who puts Colin through his paces in a wigged-out interview experience that left our text-overlay dept. unsure just what to write down... enjoy.
Much much more to come, so stay tuned...
APRIL 10, 2010
Colin had the distinction of performing on the same stage as Nick Moss just 24 hours after the interview when he played Bass for his High School Jazz Ensemble at a regional Jazz Fest at the Tralf Music Hall.
The Nick Moss interview is now online on the Music page.
APRIL 10, 2010
Last night Colin conducted a lengthy interview with award-wiinning Blues Guitarist Nick Moss at Buffalo's Tralf Music Hall. The interview is in the editing stage and should be online very shortly.
However we awoke to some sad news this morning... one of our most honored guests, Munchkin Coroner Meinhardt Raabe, whom Colin was priviledged to interview in 2007 for this site, has passed away. Mr. Raabe was probably one of the most recognizable of the Wizard of Oz little people and had a long and busy career appearing as Little Oscar, the world's smallest Chef for Oscar Mayer Weiners. He learned to use his diminutive stature to his advantage, becoming an advocate for the rights of "Little People" and was a respected teacher. He also helped return the remaining Munchkin actors to the public eye when he contacted the organizers of the Chittenango "Wizard of Oz" festival and offered his assistence in the late 1980s. Those we met who knew of him only had good words to say, and he was a gentleman and a professional when we worked with him. He will be missed deeply.
Harry Knowles of Aintitcoolnews writes briefly but eloquently of the joy one feels when they had a chance to meet this man. That piece can be found HERE.
APRIL 07, 2010
Uploaded Colin on stage singing "A Little Of Your Heart" which he wrote for two very special young ladies. You'll find that under "Anything Else".
March 25, 2010
Colin's back on the stage with a performance at Tonawanda High School as Benjamin "Benny South Street" Streeter in Guys and Dolls. He probably could have grown the moustache that was drawn on him, but there's just something about the greasepaint... Once Again, Colin knocked it out of the park. He's pictured here with co-stars Caitlin Devlin-Brooks and Sean Felix backstage.
March 10, 2010
Beloved Hope Fuller has finished her struggle with Cancer and left this realm for parts undiscovered. She will always be remember for the following qualities:
1) Her infectious smile
2) Her sheer joy of life
3) Her unwavering support for her brother J.D. and his bands.
4) The reach of her soul, which has touched so many people in the world and continues to do so even now
5) Her brilliant tactical plan to stave off Death by always having something better to do that she couldn't afford to miss.
6) Her unbelievable and fathomless bravery in the face of the ultimate lost cause.
7) Her impact in this world
8) Her impact in the next world.
9) Her faith.
10) Her love.
Her page has been updated with a final word on the subject from Colin.
January 22, 2010
Believe it or not, TV's Colin is finally off the crutches, although he's still draining mom and dad's wallets via the Physical Therapy thing. And when he wasn't busy doing that he took the time out of his hectic schedule to write and perform an original song for his school's talent show. Check it out on the "Anything Else" page.
September 11, 2009
Our host and co-founder, Colin, has been temporarily sidelined with a damaged leg. Having to navigate an unusually complicated path on the risers in his concert corral class, part of Colin's leg turned one way and the kneecap apparently didn't agree with that choice, and refused to turn. Currently he's recovering and learning the fine art of using crutches.
So far, one week into his sophomore year of high school and the kid has missed several classes already owing to being issued a defective locker, which was a few days later replaced with a defective locker, and then he has to miss even more time now due to a treacherous music class.
We're really curious to see how the next 39 weeks go.
August 5, 2009
Last Thanksgiving weekend, we had a wonderful time in Woodstock, IL at the home of J.D. Fuller, who plays Paul McCartney in the teenaged Beatles tribute band Stockwood. The Fullers were tremendously gracious as we interrupted their holiday, camera in tow, so that Colin could conduct not one, but two separate interviews with the band, one for The Buffalo News and the one featured on our Music Page.
Today, we received an e-mail from our friend Barb Ladner, Stockwood's Publicist, that the Fuller Family is now going through an unimaginable crisis. J.D.'s lovely, sweet sister Hope has been diagnosed with Stage 4 Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine Glioma, a rare, inoperable and extremely aggressive form of pediatric cancer.
As you can see, we've added a page, "A Wish For Hope", in support of Hope and her extended family. We also urge you to go to www.AlwaysHaveHope.org to learn more about this extraordinary young lady and the challenges she is facing.
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June 15, 2009
As mentioned last week, during his break from interviewing, Colin and his friend Jeff Noworyta took advantage of existing costumes and sets and made a short parody sequel to Willy Wonka -- Head over to the "Everything Else" Page for Willy Wonka 2: Charlie's First Day.
June 14, 2009
Added an MP3 of TV's Colin singing "All Along The Watchtower", recorded December 2008 and his own take on Elvis Costello's "Every Day I Write The Book".
June 13, 2009
TONAWANDA'S GOT TALENT!
Not that you had to tell TV's Colin that... he was already aware. Having spent the past few years building up his stage credentials, Colin has worked with many talented people, some of whom appeared in a school Talent Show this past week. A few of those clips will be linked to the site, starting with the first one from Caitlin Devlin-Brooks and Ben Streeter.
It was not expected that there would be judges and even though Colin's performance featured an unanticipated microphone failure (the scourge of Studio Kaiju!!!!) the judges were so impressed that he took top honors. But if you were to ask him, Caitlin and Ben really deserve that honor, as you can see for yourselves over at the "Anything Else" page.
June 7, 2009
So...Where In The World Is Colin Reboy...
The reason for the lack of new material on the website lately is simple. Colin has been off persuing acting roles, which has limited his availability of late.
In the past year, he played a singing waiter in Hello, Dolly! at the Ghostlight Theater, made a guest appearance in the title role in Willy Wonka Jr. at his alma mater, Tonawanda Middle School, reprised the role in a short film which we may add as an extra to the site at some point, and, most recently, played Fagin in Oliver! at Tonawanda High School.
Here he is in costume before the final night's dress rehearsal. He describes this photo as "scary as hell".
He reprised the role in a concert version of the show at the 16th Annual Kenny Awards ceremony at Shea's Performing Arts Center in Buffalo on May 16. He brought home the gold that night as recipient of the Blossom Cohen Award. Below is a photo of Colin with Mr. and Mrs. Dean Cohen, Blossom's son and daughter-in-law.
He will be recognized by the Tonawanda School Board for this achievement at their monthly meeting on Tuesday, June 9 at 6:30 PM.
In other news, Colin will be performing "Everyday I Write The Book" at the annual Talent Show at the Tonawanda High School Distinguished Alumni Auditorium on Wednesday, June 10, 2009 at 6 PM.
MAY 28, 2009
After a great deal of work and exhaustive research, including a few re-uploads of videos that had gone AWOL, all previous videos have been re-linked in their new homes here. Of course with the advent of a new website there will be dust in the corner for a little while to come, and the updating in small doses will continue, but the main body of the site is finally in place and as the days go by you will find new descriptions for clips added, subtle changes here and there, and upgrades and maybe even a few new treats that we were technically unable to do for you under the previous domain hoster.
So as a treat for you, our loyal fans, we have dug out of our archives an interview we had initially considered A) not very technically proficient and B) a bit dated, but it's a bit too much fun to pass up, and so with the introduction of the Jackson Publick interview over in "Animation" we officially inaugurate Studio Kaiju 2.0.
Also, to help you figure out if we actually got around to interviewing someone you wanted us to interview, we've added an index page.
Thanks for your patience, kick back and enjoy the beauty of embedded video, and welcome home, dear friends... we've missed you.
MAY 26, 2009
Whoo boy, I can't believe it, but it looks like we may be on the brink of coming back....
So where did we go? Fair enough... As you may recall, we were enjoying being hosted by Fortune City Hosting, who for a good three and a half years were doing their job reasonably well, until one day they got bought out by another company...
But this is just business, so we didn't care. Until of course they wanted us to update our payment info. And they refused to acknowledge it. And they refused to let me communicate with them over it.
So now we are with JustHost.com, and so far they seem like decent folk. The place is gonna look a little different, but maybe that'll be a good thing. Let us know.
Glad to be back.
Anyhow, excuse the dust, our carpenters are hard at work making new sets, painting new backdrops, and the electricians are wiring in some cool new things for you to see and hear... and with a bit of elbow grease and a lot of luck we will be back up and running fully in no time.
Studio Kaiju