Things start to look eerily familiar to scientists Crevett and Brooks when mountain climbers begin losing their heads in the Trollenberg Mountains. Can the two investigators finally uncover the answers they’ve been seeking since encountering similar tragic accidents in the Andes?

Season 1, Episode 1
Original Airdate: November 18, 1989

To treat his wife’s rapid premature aging, Dr. Lorenz (Bela Lugosi) must regularly inject her with fluid taken from the glands of young virgin brides on their wedding day. But when an investigative journalist uncovers the secret of the poisonous corsages used to subdue the mad scientist’s victims and recruits the aid of a local physician, Dr. Lorenz’s sinister scheme — as well as his wife — may be finished!

Season 1, Episode 5
Original Airdate: December 9, 1989

With his Calcinator Death Ray, the sinister Ro-Man has decimated the Earth's population, leaving only eight survivors; including a professor and the family of young space enthusiast Johnny. Its status as one of ""worst films ever made"" easily makes Robot Monster an instant hit with the crew of the Satellite of Love! Join Joel, Servo and Crow as they explore thair own fears of Ro-Man -- err. . . Ro-Tom surrealism and, of course, the awful goodness that is Robot Monster!

Season 1, Episode 7
Original Airdate: December 2, 1989

The tagline, “Up from the bowels of the Earth, ” is far too polite a description of this 1963 low-budget horror film. Nuclear testing has driven a race of subterranean creatures up through the sewers of Los Angeles, and after defeating the military, they erect a dome out of fog over the city to preserve an inhabitable atmosphere. A small band of heroes-in-the-making, stranded inside the dome, must fight to survive. One could see in this tale of imprisonment and struggle a fascinating parable of Joel, Tom and Crow’s predicament aboard the SoL; but we come to bury The Slime People, not to praise it. What does deserve praise, however, is the surefire comedy born of this tragedy.

Season 1, Episode 8
Original Airdate: December 30, 1989

Blame Road Warrior for the pile of post-apocalyptic knock-offs that seeded the fertile lands of Low-Budget Hollywood in the 1980s. One such bud that should have been nipped was this tale of the young drifter, Neo, who leads a ragtag band of rebels against a robot army and its evil overlord, the Dark One. The opening narration says, “The world has been brought to its knees by the robot holocaust” and this equally applies to the film.

Season 1, Episode 10
Original Airdate: January 13, 1990

A space salvage expert and his partner become involved with a group of criminals intent on hijacking a small asteroid made of sapphire and crashing it into the moon for later recovery. The only place that they can bring the asteroid down without drawing attention to themselves is a far side mining claim. But first they must dispose of the miner. Little known to them, however, is the fact that the miners sister has hired the same salvage team to help her locate her missing brother.

Season 1, Episode 11
Original Airdate: January 20, 1990

The generation gap gets political in this 1957 tale starring legend Mamie Van Doren. Two beautiful and talented sisters on their way to Tinseltown are arrested on trumped-up charges by a corrupt judge and conveniently sentenced to work on the farm of her boyfriend, the local agriculture magnate. There they join similarly exploited teens working off their own sentences. But when the judge’s honest son catches on to the scheme – and one of the sisters – justice, labor reform and rock ‘n’ roll are not far behind.

Season 1, Episode 12
Original Airdate: January 27, 1990

Giant scorpions rise out of a volcano and attack Mexico in The Black Scorpion (1957) while the Bots throw a party for Joel.

Season 1, Episode 13
Original Airdate: February 3, 1990

Joel and the Bots write a song inspired by the film, “Sidehackers” (1969), in which a motorcycle racer and a stunt rider start a war of vengeance against each other.

Season 2, Episode 2
Original Airdate: September 29, 1990

Jungle Goddess, the tale of two pilots in search of a missing heiress and her father’s reward money. They track her down in the African jungle where she is doing just fine, thank you.

Season 2, Episode 3
Original Airdate: October 6, 1990

In the 1950s and early 1960s, no monster was more feared than the Communist, and the propagandistic Rocket Attack U. S. A. is a call to the villagers to light their torches and hunt down the monster. When spies are sent to the U. S. S. R. to discover if Sputnik is transmitting critical information to the Communists, they learn that a nuclear attack on New York is being planned. Elsewhere in time and space, and in the not too distant future, another historic satellite is transmitting critical information about Rocket Attack U. S. A. to the delight of everyone watching it. And that is when we truly won the Cold War. . . at least against cheesy movies.

Season 2, Episode 5
Original Airdate: October 27, 1990

This episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 explores the story of a medical student (played by George B. Mather) going through the torment of a frat-house hazing after being asked to remove a ring from the finger of a corpse.

Season 2, Episode 6
Original Airdate: November 3, 1990

The crew watches and then spoofs a commercial for the film, “Wild Rebels” (1967), about a stock-car racer recruited as a getaway driver for a biker gang.

Season 2, Episode 7
Original Airdate: November 17, 1990

A military mission to recover a fallen American rocket turns into a fight for survival after the rescue team finds themselves faced with dangerous creatures long since believed to be extinct! Who knew ""Leave It To Beaver's"" Hugh Beaumont was a harbinger of death? The gang onboard the Satellite of Love soon find out for themselves as they set out on their own hilarious investigation of Season Two's ""Lost Continent!"

Season 2, Episode 8
Original Airdate: November 24, 1990

Joel and the 'bots attempt to figure out what's going on in the unintelligible biker film, “The Hellcats” (1968). Flashbacks from earlier episodes fill out the host segments.

Season 2, Episode 9
Original Airdate: December 8, 1990

Two scientist couples are sent to investigate a mysterious new planet and are menaced by snakes, gators, giant bugs and other scary process shots. In the world of MST3K fodder, this unique collaboration between ultraprolific suppliers Robert L. Lippert and Bert I. Gordon deserves a moment of silence. Truth is, 63 moments of silence might be more entertaining than King Dinosaur, but those intrepid SoL’ers come to the rescue yet again, bringin’ the funny with a delirious running commentary.

Season 2, Episode 10
Original Airdate: December 22, 1990

When a mysterious spool containing an unusual recorded message is found in the Gobi Desert, thorough testing is conducted to reveal the spool's point of origin--Venus! Now an elite team of scientists launches a mission to the solar system's second planet to uncover the truth behind the cryptic alien message and the beings responsible for its recording. Getting to Venus will be a challenge, but surviving once there will be a war! From the second season of Mystery Science Theater 3000, the lovable crew of the Satellite of Love--Joel, Tom Servo, and Crow--handle First Spaceship On Venus with just the right amount of respect and reverence. Absolutely none.

Season 2, Episode 11
Original Airdate: December 29, 1990

"In this sequel to Ator: The Fighting Eagle, wise ruler and teacher Akronas, also called ""The Great One,"" is the keeper of the Geometric Nucleus – an incredibly powerful but potentially deadly device. When Zor and his band of soldiers come to Akronas' castle in search of the Nucleus, only the mighty fighter Ator can hold evil at bay! Elsewhere aboard the Satellite of Love, Joel gives Tom Servo and Crow a lesson in how to use Jell-O and hamsters as foley effects."

Season 3, Episode 1
Original Airdate: June 1, 1991

While hunting game in the woods, a group of poachers destroys a stash of mysterious eggs in a cave, accidentally setting an alien on a killing spree through the mountains. Meanwhile, a little boy named Tommy finds the one egg that hasn't been destroyed -- when it hatches, out pops the creature Trumpy! But Trumpy's mother will stop at nothing to be reunited with her son.

Season 3, Episode 3
Original Airdate: June 15, 1991

Sandy Frank Sandy Frank He’s the source of all our pain...So begins the legendary anthem performed by Joel, Servo and Crow that elevated Mr. Frank — the producer of the English-language adaptation of Time Of The Apes — to almost mythical antihero status among MSTies. Adapted (i.e., shredded and stitched into incoherence) from the 1974 Japanese series Saru No Gundan, Time Of The Apes follows the travails of a scientist and two small children who are accidentally frozen and thaw into a future ruled by apes. The plot may sound familiar, but the riffs are absolutely unique.

Season 3, Episode 6
Original Airdate: July 13, 1991

The crew riff on the short "Alphabet Antics" before watching Daddy-O (1958), a film about a group of teenage beatniks who spend their free time drag-racing. Joel is inspired to write the song "Hike Your Pants Up" and the Bots reenact a drag race scene from the movie.

Season 3, Episode 7
Original Airdate: July 20, 1991

In Part 1 of MST3K’s only true two-parter, our hero Ken becomes a fugitive from his planet Valnastar after accidentally killing his friend. He joins up with an Earth starship, the Bacchus 3, but his troubles have only just begun. So have ours.

Season 3, Episode 10
Original Airdate: August 17, 1991

Joel and the Bots get tips on public speaking from the short "Speech: Using Your Voice" and watch a spider devour a town in Earth vs the Spider (1958). Crow forces the guy to read his screenplay "Earth vs. Soup" and Joel sets up a rehearsal for his rock band Spidorr.

Season 3, Episode 13
Original Airdate: September 14, 1991

And lo, Tsuburaya Productions begat the 1968 Japanese television series Maitei Jyakku; and Maitei Jyakku begat the TV movie Mighty Jack; and Mighty Jack did know Sandy Frank Productions and begat in its own likeness an English-dubbed adaptation for American television; and the American version did lay with Best Brains and begat one of the funniest episodes of one of the funniest TV series ever made. The Japanese apparently had a license to quality television when they created this edited version of the 1968 TV series Maitei Jyakku. Long before “junk bond” joined the English lexicon, the 007-ish exploits of Mighty Jack — a government organization created to defeat the notorious crime syndicate known as “Q” — took everything that was bad about cool and thrilling espionage movies and threw the rest out. Fortunately for us, Joel and the ’bots had a license to riff.

Season 3, Episode 14
Original Airdate: September 21, 1991

Ken and the crew of the Bacchus 3 return in Star Force: Fugitive Alien II while Joel and the Bots make a Captain Joe action figure and stage a "name that puppet" quiz show.

Season 3, Episode 18
Original Airdate: November 16, 1991

A mad scientist creates havock when an experiment to stop the aging process goes awry.

Season 3, Episode 20
Original Airdate: December 14, 1991

The Castle of Fu Manchu tries to conquer the world by turning all water into ice.

Season 3, Episode 23
Original Airdate: January 18, 1992

A "Giant Gila Monster" wreaks havoc.

Season 4, Episode 2
Original Airdate: June 13, 1992

After landing on Earth with a team of spacemen, a sensitive young alien joins forces with a teenage human girl to protect the planet from a giant lobster invasion. Can they save Earth from becoming a breeding ground for these ""gargons"" from outer space? Meanwhile, Joel and the Bots hold a duct tape fashion pageant, and Crow tries to warn the others of a Skull Cruiser heading towards the ship.

Season 4, Episode 4
Original Airdate: June 27, 1992

After a series of mysterious deaths down in the Florida Everglades, game warden Steve Benton and his girlfriend set out to investigate with the help of Dr. Grayson. A local trapper is found with giant sucker wounds on his body…The culprit? Mutant leeches living in caves under the swamp! Hillbilllies, holo-clowns and a giant leech named Patches abound when Joel and the Bots take on this bloodsucking tale from acclaimed producer/director Roger Corman. Episode also includes the 1953 Undersea Kingdom Episode 1.

Season 4, Episode 6
Original Airdate: July 18, 1992

In Indestructible Man, a violent criminal named Butcher Benson is executed and becomes indestructible when he’s brought back to life. Butcher seeks revenge against those who caused his execution.

Season 4, Episode 9
Original Airdate: August 15, 1992

A race of evil Moon aliens lands in ancient Greece, wreaking havoc for years on the city of Samar. When the queen makes a pact with these Moon men to become the unchallenged ruler of the world, it's up to the mighty Hercules to put an end to the chaos! In true MST fashion, Joel and the Bots take on this sword-and-sandal film, which features the now-infamous neverending sandstorm scene.

Season 4, Episode 10
Original Airdate: August 22, 1992

The crew pokes fun as a knight and his adopted mother try to save a damsel from an evil wizard in The Magic Sword. Joel and the Bots get into the spirit of things by making medieval costumes.

Season 4, Episode 11
Original Airdate: August 29, 1992

Launched into space with the mission of rescuing the lovely Vena from a gang of notorious space pirates, Rocky and his copilot Winky are once again ready to fight evil to the very end - even if it takes them to the furthest edge of the galaxy! Composed of reassembled episodes from the short-lived 1950s television series Rocky Jones, Space Ranger, Manhunt In Space is unable to escape the cinematic critique of Joel and the 'bots of the Satellite of Love. Also includes the short General Hospital, segment 1!

Season 4, Episode 13
Original Airdate: September 19, 1992

In Tormented, jazz pianist Tom Stewart, soon to marry the woman he loves, watches former love Vi Mason fall from a lighthouse and does not save her. Vi’s spirit returns and begins to torment Tom at his every step.

Season 4, Episode 14
Original Airdate: September 26, 1992

When a hold-up carried out by his two-bit hoodlum friends goes tragically awry, Eddie Crane’s bright future as a recording artist from the mean streets could be in jeopardy. With a sadistically hilarious game of Rock-Paper-Scissors, a Tony Travis-themed slumber party and a full-fledged dramatization of a nobody’s transformation into a 1950s rock star (and back) starring none other than Tom Servo — Joel and the crew of the SOL certainly know how to usher in this Turkey Day favorite.

Season 4, Episode 15
Original Airdate: November 25, 1992

"Two inhabited moons are doomed to collide with one another — unless they get the help of United Worlds space ranger Rocky Jones and his trusted navigator Winky! The only thing standing in Rocky's way is Cleolanta, a suspicious empress with plans of her own. Join Joel and the 'bots aboard the Satellite of Love as they celebrate the adventures of Rocky Jones — and the life of Hogan's Heroes' John Banner — with their own rendition of the "The Gypsy Moons," riffs aplenty and, of course, Banner-grams!"

Season 4, Episode 17
Original Airdate: November 28, 1992

Three coffee shop customers help an owner rob an armored car.

Season 4, Episode 19
Original Airdate: December 12, 1992

The search for an astronaut on an alien planet.

Season 4, Episode 21
Original Airdate: January 9, 1993

Based on Finnish mythology, this movie traces the exploits of Lemminkainen as he woos the fair Annikki and battles the evil witch Louhi. Louhi kidnaps Annikki to compel her father to build for her a Sampo, a magical device that creates salt, grain, and gold. When Lemminkainen tries (and fails) to recover the Sampo, Louhi steals the sun, plunging the world into frozen darkness.

Season 4, Episode 22
Original Airdate: January 16, 1993

Horror cinema (especially bad horror cinema) icons Bela Lugosi and Tor Johnson star in this Ed Wood classic as the crazed Dr. Vornoff and his beastly assistant Lobo, who conduct heinous experiments on human victims in an effort to create a race of atomic superbeings. Do robots made of scrap parts aboard an orbiting satellite dream of electric sheep? Can Joel and the ’bots carry a tune? Who doesn’t love cold tater tots and olive loaf? Find out these answers and more in the “very special” episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 that pays tribute to one of Ed Wood’s best bad movies ever! After all, no Ed Wood film would truly be complete without the biting yet loving riffs of your Satellite of Love crew!

Season 4, Episode 23
Original Airdate: January 23, 1993

In the wake of a nuclear holocaust, a small band of Outsiders struggles to survive the reign of the maniacal Prossor and his bloodthirsty militia, the Omega. One man, atop his supersonic speedcycle, can lead the Outsiders to salvation. He is the Rider, Warrior of the Lost World!

Season 5, Episode 1
Original Airdate: July 24, 1993

Joel and the Bots have a casual day on the SOL and endure another incoherent Hercules movie from 1958.

Season 5, Episode 2
Original Airdate: July 17, 1993

An undercover police woman infiltrates a group of hardened female criminals who are planning to break out of prison and retrieve diamonds from a swampy hiding place. Also contains “What to Do on a Date”.

Season 5, Episode 3
Original Airdate: July 31, 1993

A secret agent tries to stop a drug lord from taking over the world with hallucinogenic chewing gum.

Season 5, Episode 4
Original Airdate: August 7, 1993

Driving home one night through the Southern California desert, teenager Roxy Miller encounters Eegah – a 7-foot giant! As Eegah’s fondness for her grows, Can Dr. Miller and Roxy’s boyfriend Tom save her from the clutches of the prehistoric caveman? Back on the Satellite of Love, Tom Servo reduces Crow’s temperature to absolute zero, and the Bots give Joel a face makeover. Watch out for snakes!

Season 5, Episode 6
Original Airdate: August 28, 1993

Ruined by his boozy, carousing parents, a neglected essay-contest-winning young man gets involved with gangsters.

Season 5, Episode 7
Original Airdate: September 4, 1993

Operation Kid Brother is also known by another title that, for certain reasons, will go unnamed. But given it’s a spy film featuring actors from a celebrated spy film franchise, and understanding that the lead is played by Neil Connery, the younger brother of Sean Connery, the guesswork isn’t all that challenging. Young Connery, a plastic surgeon with hypnotic powers and a talent for lip reading, is recruited by a secret organization to take on a crime syndicate bent on destroying all steel-based power in the world. One of many knock-off spy films that proliferated in the wake of You Know Who, Operation Kid Brother is intensely mediocre and really only notable for its knock-off casting. Watching this one, you will be stirred, not shaken.

Season 5, Episode 8
Original Airdate: September 11, 1993

The Painted Hills, based on a novel about a kindly prospector who is murdered and his faithful pup takes on the perp.

Season 5, Episode 10
Original Airdate: September 26, 1993

Very much an anti-hero, Mitchell often ignores the orders of his superiors and demonstrates disdain for by-the-book development work as well as normal social graces. The film also stars John Saxon and Martin Balsam as the banking criminals Mitchell pursues and Linda Evans and Merlin Olsen in supporting roles as a prostitute and henchman, respectively.

Season 5, Episode 12
Original Airdate: October 23, 1993

In this lower-than-low budget sci-fi flick, Batwoman enlists her band of go-go dancing Batgirls to protect the Atomic Hearing Aid from the rotten Rat Fink -- but when one gets kidnapped, Batwoman herself must save the day! Elsewhere, Mike and the Bots play blackjack aboard the Satellite of Love, and Crow faces charges for cheating on an essay assignment.

Season 5, Episode 15
Original Airdate: November 13, 1993

A swarm of giant grasshoppers, inadvertently created by a radioactive experiment, heads for Chicago.

Season 5, Episode 17
Original Airdate: November 25, 1993

A rich, elderly woman wants her doctor to transplant her brain into the body of one of her young captives.

Season 5, Episode 18
Original Airdate: December 4, 1993

A hero and his loser friend are transplanted to the planet of Gor and are soon caught up in an evil sorcerer's plot in Outlaw. Mike and the Bots are inspired to perform the song "Tubular Boobular Joy" because of the amount of skin shown by characters in the movie.

Season 5, Episode 19
Original Airdate: December 11, 1993

Mike and the Bots learn the dangers of not paying attention at railroading crossings in the short, “Last Clear Chance” (1959).

Season 5, Episode 20
Original Airdate: December 18, 1993

From his home in the clouds high above the North Pole, Santa Claus prepares for his annual journey delivering gifts to the world’s good little boys and girls. Only this year, the Devil is charging the impish demon Pitch with the nefarious task of preventing Santa from completing his mission. With the aid of three naughty brothers, can Pitch actually succeed? Or will the power of Christmas prevail?

Season 5, Episode 21
Original Airdate: December 24, 1993

Bert I. Gordon, the rainmaker of MST3K fodder, aimed high with this loose adaptation of H. G. Wells’ book The Food Of The Gods And How It Came To Earth, which is why it fell so hard. It’s 1965. Teens and adults aren’t exactly seeing eye to eye to begin with. Ron Howard — you heard it right — plays “Genius,” inventor of a goo that causes animals to grow too many times their natural size. When some rebellious teenagers led by Beau Bridges steal and consume his concoction, they take over the town, and the generation gap takes a turn for the worse. Not to worry, though — Mike, Tom and Crow bring them down to size with a barrage of funny riffs for our viewing pleasure.

Season 5, Episode 23
Original Airdate: January 22, 1994

Dr. Forrester and TV's Frank fool around with voodoo as Mike and the 'bots make Batman jokes in order to endure “Zombie Nightmare” (1987) with Adam West.

Season 6, Episode 4
Original Airdate: November 24, 1994

Counterintelligence takes on a new meaning in this barely coherent tale of Hawaiian espionage that takes place on movie sets meant to look like Hawaii. If only superspy “Diamond Head” had infiltrated the script meetings for Code Name: Diamond Head before this deadly pilot from legendary TV producer Quinn Martin was unleashed on an unsuspecting public. Lives could have been saved — at least from boredom. Fortunately for us, Mike, Crow and Tom manage to sneak some really funny wisecracks into the script, not only neutralizing its odor but actually converting this 1977 TV movie into a work of art.

Season 6, Episode 8
Original Airdate: October 1, 1994

In 1956 the immortal Ed Wood Jr. scripted this tale of girls gone wild, and we are all both the worse and the better for it. Mike and the ’bots take on this low-budget black-and-white potboiler about a neglected rich girl and her hardened gang of babes who — thanks to inside information from her unwitting father — always manage to stay one step ahead of the police. In this delirious episode, we find the Mads “softening to reach a wider audience,” which includes performing their new theme song, “Living In Deep 13.” Why this catchy, soulful duet was never covered by Elton John and Toni Tennille, God only knows. Includes the 1952 short film A Young Man’s Fancy, wherein a visiting young man prefers the household electrical appliances to the teenage daughter. Riff in the hole!

Season 6, Episode 10
Original Airdate: October 8, 1994

A second helping from Producer Robert L. Lippert is probably more than most can keep down. In this 1948 Western, “Duke” (no, not “The Duke” — you should be so lucky) is a robber-turned-rancher who gets in the middle of a ranch foreman’s scheme to steal wild horses and is framed for murder in the bargain. Those B’hoys on the Satellite of Love cut dirt on the riffing until the movie is catawamptiously chawed up, but the real treasure lies in this episode’s host segments, featuring an utterly unforgettable parody of Star Trek’s celebrated “Mirror Mirror” episode.

Season 6, Episode 11
Original Airdate: October 15, 1994

An Air Force pilot attempts to gain the respect of his father.

Season 6, Episode 12
Original Airdate: October 29, 1994

When lowlife wrestling manager-turned-gangster Umberto Scalli takes $35,000 from the wrong crime boss, he's forced to run for his life. Real-life female wrestlers Peaches Page, world champion Clara Mortensen and Mexican champion Rita Martinez—as you've never seen them before—star in this sinister tale of deceit, drugs, prostitution and smackdowns! In this hysterical episode from MST3K's sixth season, Mike Nelson, Crow and Tom Servo challenge the "gorgeous gals of the ring" for the comedy championship of the galaxy! But what’s funnier? The riffs onboard the Satellite of Love—or the Racket Girls themselves? Also includes the popular short Are You Ready For Marriage?

Season 6, Episode 16
Original Airdate: November 26, 1994

An escaped convict and his two pals take part in the Bay of Pigs invasion, then return home with a plan to get rich.

Season 6, Episode 19
Original Airdate: December 17, 1994

Danger!! Death Ray (1967) features a slick secret agent investigating an evil organization that stole a top secret death ray. Tom makes his own death ray for peaceful use but caves in to the pressure to use it on Crow. Later, the Bots stage an episode of "This is your life" for Mike and Crow shows off his sunglasses designs.

Season 6, Episode 20
Original Airdate: January 7, 1995

After a devastating atomic test, Joseph Javorsky, a defecting Russian scientist, is transformed into a murderous radioactive beast. Can desert patrolmen Jim Archer and Joe Dobson stop the creature before it kills again? Party the afternoon away with the SOL crew and their white trash neighbors as they celebrate the arrival of yet another riff-worthy movie from Deep 13! Starring none other than Ed Wood veteran Tor Johnson as the beast himself.

Season 6, Episode 21
Original Airdate: January 21, 1995

While Mike and the Bots wrestle with Santo vs. las mujeres vampiro, TV's Frank is assumed into Second Banana Heaven, leaving no one for Dr. Forrester to kill.

Season 6, Episode 24
Original Airdate: March 25, 1995

Science fiction horror erupts after a manned rocket crashes back down to Earth, killing the astronaut inside. But when the astronaut returns to life, controlled by mysterious alien embryos, the mother creature will do anything to protect her spawn!

Season 7, Episode 1
Original Airdate: February 3, 1996

“B” movie seems too generous a term for this one — is there such a thing as a “Z” movie? Rondo Hatton plays a disfigured man, a/k/a “The Creeper,” who hunts down and kills the people responsible for his deformity. During his downtime, he falls for a blind woman and engages in some light felony by stealing to pay for an operation to restore her sight. She may regret that. Includes the 1948 short film The Chicken Of Tomorrow. Remember the stylish sequence in Casino that takes us through the mechanics of the operation? It’s like that, except with chicken farming and without the style.

Season 7, Episode 2
Original Airdate: February 10, 1996

After a lifetime of constant abuse--both emotional and physical--by those around him, young Billy Duncan stumbles across an abandoned alien weapon that provides him with the ultimate method of revenge. But the weapon's power source begins to mutate Billy's mind and body, and soon no one can stop the deadly creature's terrifying rampage. In this, the final Comedy Central episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000, Mike Nelson, Tom Servo and Crow T. Robot celebrate the end of seven hysterical seasons by watching one of the worst films ever made . . . Laserblast!

Season 7, Episode 6
Original Airdate: May 18, 1996

A couple of slackers stumble across a cult of monsters at a carnival and becomes a killing zombie.

Season 8, Episode 12
Original Airdate: June 14, 1997

Before a sold-out audience in London, “The Great Vorelli” performs with his ventriloquist dummy, Hugo. The doll walks on his own. It talks on his own. And even threatens the audience on his own. But is Hugo the real villain? Or could it be his ventriloquist owner? While Pearl and Brain Guy show the Romans how to have a good time at the Lesser God Day celebration, Mike, Crow and Servo invite you to their own open-window frat party! Party it up with the S.O.L. crew, complete with special guests, devil dolls and their own British pub!

Season 8, Episode 18
Original Airdate: October 4, 1997

In this “futuristic” tale set in the year 1980, US astronaut Captain Frank Chapman survives a run-in with a slew of asteroids. When the military spaceship lands on the asteroid Rheton, he quickly becomes involved with day-to-day life – but soon the Solarite armada threatens the miniature inhabitants’ existence, and Chapman must help fend off the invasion and save the beautiful Zetha! Meanwhile, Mike and Tom Servo attempt to strike a balance between the Good and the Beautiful, and the Bots organize an “Andy Rooney-Off,” judged by Gypsy.

Season 9, Episode 2
Original Airdate: March 21, 1998

If ever “be careful what you wish for” applied to a highly fan-requested episode, it’s The Pumaman. How could Marvel have missed this character? Where is the J. J. Abrams remake? This little 1980 sci-fi miracle follows the discovery by a young paleontologist that he is actually a flying man-god, endowed with the powers of a puma. Never mind that pumas don’t generally fly, just go with it. Our hero is the latest in a line of Pumamen, descended from aliens and destined to protect a really important mask. As happens to all powerful, mind-controlling masks, it eventually falls into the hands of Donald Pleasence. But first he must eliminate its guardian. The good news? Our guardians, Mike and the bots, are not only on watch but on fire. Their relentless riffs may not control our minds, but they definitely control our funny bones.

Season 9, Episode 3
Original Airdate: April 4, 1998

While on an archaeological dig in Arizona, a workman is accidentally injured on the skeletal remains of what is believed to be a werewolf. Within hours, he begins showing the deadly signs of lycanthropy, prompting his foreman to begin conspiring to create his own live werewolf. Directed by Tony Zarindast and guest starring celebrity brother/uncle Joe Estevez, Werewolf has been described by Kevin Murphy as "a gift from God" for all of the prime riffing opportunities. And you can be sure the crew of the Satellite of Love will take advantage of every single one.

Season 9, Episode 4
Original Airdate: April 18, 1998

An aimless young man encounters a rural family that seems to have some secrets.

Season 9, Episode 8
Original Airdate: July 11, 1998

Opportunistic English salvage divers Joe Ryan and Sam Slade are searching for treasure from a ship near the small island of Nara, which is off the west coast of Ireland. After an underwater eruption in which their ship is damaged, they go ashore where they meet McCartin, a secretive Government employee who discourages them from staying. Their interest in the area is reinforced when one of their divers surfaces with gold coins in his hand. However, they become alarmed when he dies from what seems to be fright. After further undersea disturbances a 65-foot-tall monster emerges from the sea and unleashes its wrath.

Season 9, Episode 9
Original Airdate: July 18, 1998

With the help of a mysterious map and a truck-driving drifter named Rowsdower, young Troy McGreggor sets out on a dark adventure across Alberta in search of the answers behind the hooded cult responsible for his father’s grisly murder.

Season 9, Episode 10
Original Airdate: July 25, 1998

When Dr. Stella Dickens concludes the recent string of grisly deaths and demolished boats can't be the result of any known marine creature, she sets out to capture the beast, a genetically created bioweapon that must be kept secret... at any cost. Beware the dolphins, after Mike and the crew of the Satellite of Love decide to mock their intelligence!

Season 9, Episode 11
Original Airdate: August 15, 1998

The Screaming Skull, wherein a neurotic woman is driven to distraction – if not destruction – by the ghost of her new husband’s previous wife.

Season 9, Episode 12
Original Airdate: August 29, 1998

Mike and the 'bots learn the 80s were worse than they thought as they endure the putrid sci-fi epic, Space Mutiny.

Season 9, Episode 20
Original Airdate: November 7, 1997

A grandfather tells his grandson several horrifying stories involving the wizard Merlin and a stolen monkey doll in Merlin's Shop of Mystical Wonders.

Season 10, Episode 3
Original Airdate: September 12, 1999

Their dinosaurs were trained as trackers. Their humans were bred as slaves. Now one of those slaves has escaped and a master race of cyborgs from the future has come to Earth's present to find him, triggering a war against a group of vigilantes, street gangs and drug lords. Released only two years prior to MST3K's episode, Future War was the most recent film ridiculed by the Satellite of Love crew, proving once and for all that movies aren't always turned bad by age. Some are simply born that way.

Season 10, Episode 4
Original Airdate: April 25, 1999

Seeking revenge against those responsible for stripping him of his tenure and the denial of human research subjects, Dr. Z mutates himself into a hideous — and murderous — half-human-half-fish-like creature!

Season 10, Episode 5
Original Airdate: May 2, 1999

A dour production of Shakespeare's play produced for German TV. A prince returns home for his father's funeral and doesn't like what he finds.

Season 10, Episode 9
Original Airdate: June 27, 1999

A group of showgirls and their manager wash up on a deserted island after their plane crashes in the ocean. Soon after, they discover that the island they’ve found is host to a large, radioactive spider.

Season 10, Episode 11
Original Airdate: July 25, 1999

ONLY AVAILABLE AS A #WeBroughtBackMST3K KICKSTARTER REWARD!

As promised, streaming access to EXPERIMENT 1101 was available to all Kickstarter backers who pledged for EXPERIMENT 025 for 24 hours, from 12:01 AM to 11:59 PM PT, on SUNDAY, APRIL 9th. The preview window has now ended, but a recording of the live Q&A with Joel and the cast has been added, and will remain available as part of this reward.

PLEASE NOTE: Obviously, we don't want anyone to pay $999,999 to get this reward, but we can't let backers claim their reward if it's not available for sale. So, that's really just to keep it exclusive to non-backers. If you're having trouble getting your code to work, let us know at kickstarter@mst3k.com. Do NOT pay $999,999. Thank you.

ONLY AVAILABLE AS A #WeBroughtBackMST3K KICKSTARTER REWARD!

Remember: while you'll always be able to stream and download Experiment 1101 here, PLEASE consider watching the new season on Netflix if at all possible, as often as possible, especially for the first several weeks. The more times the new episodes are viewed on Netflix, the better the odds of getting a Season 12... so if you want to help us #BringBackMST3K for more seasons, watching on Netflix is the most effective way to help!

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PLEASE NOTE: Obviously, we don't want anyone to pay $999,999 to get this reward, but we can't let backers claim their reward if it's not available for sale. So, that's really just to keep it exclusive to non-backers. If you're having trouble getting your code to work, let us know at kickstarter@mst3k.com. Do NOT pay $999,999. Thank you.

ONLY AVAILABLE AS A #WeBroughtBackMST3K KICKSTARTER REWARD!

And, please remember: while you'll always be able to stream and download the episodes here, PLEASE consider watching the new season on Netflix if at all possible, as often as possible, especially for the first several weeks. The more times the new episodes are viewed on Netflix, the better the odds of getting a Season 12... so if you want to help us #BringBackMST3K for more seasons, watching on Netflix is the most effective way to help!

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PLEASE NOTE: Obviously, we don't want anyone to pay $999,999 to get this reward, but we can't let backers claim their reward if it's not available for sale. So, that's really just to keep it exclusive to non-backers. If you're having trouble getting your code to work, let us know at kickstarter@mst3k.com. Do NOT pay $999,999.99. Thank you.

Enjoy this special collection of classic MST3K episodes – many of them unavailable to purchase in digital form! – unlocked as an exclusive Bonus Reward during the #BringBackMST3K Kickstarter campaign, for all backers at EXPERIMENT 035 and above.

SEPT 2, 2016: NEW EPISODE ADDED!
OCT 21, 2016: 2 NEW EPISODES ADDED!
NOV 25, 2016: TWO LOST KTMA EPISODES ADDED!
DEC 24, 2016: CHRISTMAS EPISODE ADDED!
MAR 24, 2017: 2 NEW EPISODES ADDED!
SEPT 1, 2017: "SONGS IN THE KEY OF MST" BONUS ALBUM ADDED!

PLEASE NOTE: THIS PACKAGE IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE, BUT WE HAVE TO LEAVE IT LISTED WITH A PRICE SO THAT BACKERS CAN REDEEM THEIR CODES. THAT'S WHY IT NOW SAYS THE PRICE IS $999,999.)

Enjoy this special DELUXE collection of classic MST3K episodes – many of them unavailable to purchase in digital form! – unlocked as an exclusive BONUS REWARD during the #BringBackMST3K Kickstarter campaign, for all backers at EXPERIMENT 085 and above.

SEPT 2, 2016: TWO NEW EPISODES ADDED!
OCT 21, 2016: FOUR NEW EPISODES ADDED!
NOV 25, 2016: TWO LOST KTMA EPISODES ADDED!
DEC 24, 2016: TWO CHRISTMAS EPISODES ADDED!
MAR 24, 2017: FOUR NEW EPISODES ADDED!
SEPT 1, 2017: "SONGS IN THE KEY OF MST" BONUS ALBUM ADDED!

PLEASE NOTE: THIS PACKAGE IS NOT AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE, BUT WE HAVE TO LEAVE IT LISTED WITH A PRICE SO THAT BACKERS CAN REDEEM THEIR CODES. THAT'S WHY IT NOW SAYS THE PRICE IS $999,999.

ONLY AVAILABLE AS A SEASON 12 PLEDGE DRIVE REWARD!

PLEASE NOTE: Obviously, we don't want anyone to pay $999,999 to get this reward, but we can't let backers claim their reward if it's not available for sale. So, that's really just to keep it exclusive to non-backers. If you're having trouble getting your code to work, let us know at season12@mst3k.com. Do NOT pay $999,999.99. Thank you.

And, please remember: while you'll always be able to stream and download the episodes here, PLEASE continue watching the new season on Netflix when possible. The more times the new episodes are viewed on Netflix, the better the odds of getting a Season 13... so if you want to help us #BringBackMST3K for more seasons, watching on Netflix is the most effective way to help!