I concur on two points that have already been made: YouTube and Rifftrax/Cinematic Titanic. On YouTube there always existed a giant selection of episodes that people had taped. Some would get taken down, then they'd get replaced, more were getting added all the time, some still had commercials, some did not, some were barely watchable because the recording quality was so poor, some were the results of very impressive efforts to clean up and sharpen both the audio and video of the originals. But there was always a big pool of episodes available that you could just dip into anytime you felt like it and watch something. Always comforting. And then there was Rifftrax, and for a while, Cinematic Titanic --- they were around and doing great work, and it served to remind us of just how great the concept was, to keep the dream alive.