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==My franchise history== | |||
The first time I remember hearing anything about MST3K was probably early 1996, maaaaybe late 1995. There was an article about the show and the movie in TV Guide, which I read and found quite interesting. We didn't have cable at the time, but this was the brief period when the show was syndicated to local markets, so I watched a few of those. Pod People was the first I remember seeing, and thus remains special to me. However, I did not watch many this way--around here at least they were played at like 2 AM. So even when I intended to watch them I'd often sleep through or fail to wake up for some mid-night alarm I'd set. | |||
Later in 1996 we did get DirecTV, but by this time the show was in its final months of reruns on Comedy Central so I didn't see many that way, either. However, once it started back up on SciFi Channel the next year I was a regular watcher, so there are very few from those last three seasons I haven't seen. | |||
Revision as of 08:59, 21 May 2011
MST3K
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Episodes
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 0
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 1
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 2
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 3
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 4
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 5
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 6
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 7
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 8
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 9
Mystery Science Theater 3000 Season 10
Movie
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie
My franchise history
The first time I remember hearing anything about MST3K was probably early 1996, maaaaybe late 1995. There was an article about the show and the movie in TV Guide, which I read and found quite interesting. We didn't have cable at the time, but this was the brief period when the show was syndicated to local markets, so I watched a few of those. Pod People was the first I remember seeing, and thus remains special to me. However, I did not watch many this way--around here at least they were played at like 2 AM. So even when I intended to watch them I'd often sleep through or fail to wake up for some mid-night alarm I'd set.
Later in 1996 we did get DirecTV, but by this time the show was in its final months of reruns on Comedy Central so I didn't see many that way, either. However, once it started back up on SciFi Channel the next year I was a regular watcher, so there are very few from those last three seasons I haven't seen.