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The Best of ‘Mystery Science Theater 3000’ Comes To Netflix
Today, Netflix premieres its new Marvel superhero series Iron Fist. In the spirit of “If you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything,” I’m writing an alternative Netflix review: This week, the streaming service added 20 classic episodes of the beloved cult TV series “Mystery Science Theater 3000” that are well worth your binge time. This is Netflix’s way of whetting your appetite for a new season of “MST3K” commencing (on Netflix, naturally) on April 14.
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We’ve Got Movie Sign! ‘Mystery Science Theater 3000’ Goes Back Into Production
After a 17-year hiatus and one of the most successful Kickstarter campaigns of all time, Mystery Science Theater 3000 is back in production! The show’s official Twitter account announced the news with a picture of the cast and crew, which features some familiar faces, and a few new to the series. MST3K, as it’s known by SuperFans, or MSTies as they call themselves, began as a public access program on Minneapolis’ KTMA in 1988. It was a passion project for local comedian, Joel Hodgson, to roast
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'MST3K' Update: Joel Hodgson Shares New Details About the Reboot
Joel Hodgson says preproduction on new episodes of 'Mystery Science Theater 3000' is moving along, and he shared new details on the movies, theme song, and sets.
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'MST3K' Update: Dan Harmon to Write for Reboot
Listen up, everyone! We’ve got an incoming transmission from the Satellite of Love. The wildly successful Kickstarter campaign to bring Mystery Science Theater 3000 back to the airwaves is entering its final hours, with nearly $4.3 million (and climbing) already in the bank.
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'Mystery Science Theater 3000': Joel Hodgson Talks Turkey Day Marathon
Thanksgiving is a time for giving thanks, and one of the things we’re most thankful for — and we’re sure you are, too — is Mystery Science Theater 3000. The holiday holds a special place in MST3K creator Joel Hodgson’s heart as well. After all, the series aired its first-ever episode on a local Minneapolis station on Thanksgiving Day in 1988. Five years later, an ad sales executive suggested that Hodgson organize a Turkey Day marathon, giving viewers at home cinematic turkeys to watch while t
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What to Binge This Weekend: Spend Labor Day Aboard the Satellite of Love
During its decade-long run, which commenced in 1988 on a local Minneapolis TV station before moving to the fledgling Comedy Channel (later Comedy Central) and the Sci Fi Channel, MST3K subjected its human and robotic stars to hundreds of terrible movies. The humans were creator Joel Hodgson and his eventual replacement, Mike Nelson, while the robots included Tom Servo and Crow T. Robot. Since 2008, MST3K’s vast archives have been overseen by the genre geniuses at Shout! Factory, which regularl
