List of Mystery Science Theater 3000 episodes

This page is a list of episodes for the American TV series Mystery Science Theater 3000. In total, 197 television episodes were broadcast from 1988 to 1999. Additionally, a film adaptation had a limited theatrical release in 1996.

Series overview

Season	Network	Episodes	Aired	Notable events
0	KTMA-TV	21	1988–1989
1	The Comedy Channel	13	1989–1990	Introduction of Joel, Crow, Gypsy, Servo, Dr. Forrester and Dr. Erhardt
2	The Comedy Channel	13	1990–1991	TV's Frank replaces Dr. Erhardt. Kevin Murphy replaces Josh Weinstein as the voice of Servo.
3	Comedy Central	24	1991–1992
4	Comedy Central	24	1992–1993
5	Comedy Central	24	1993–1994	Joel escapes the Satellite of Love; Mike becomes his replacement
6	Comedy Central	24	1994–1995	Introduction of Pearl Forrester; Death of TV's Frank
7	Comedy Central	6	1996	Dr. Forrester cuts the Satellite of Love loose and leaves the show
Feature film			1996
8	Sci Fi Channel	22	1997	Introduction of Professor Bobo and Observer; Pearl Forrester takes over as the main antagonist. Bill Corbett replaces Trace Beaulieu as the voice of Crow. Patrick Brantseg replaces Jim Mallon as the voice of Gypsy.
9	Sci Fi Channel	13	1998	Pearl, Bobo, and Observer move into Castle Forrester
10	Sci Fi Channel	13	1999	At the end of the season the Satellite of Love crashes, returning everyone to Earth

Explanation of entries

Each entry starts with a code, which is its production number. Episodes are listed in production number order, not production order or air date order. The MST3K episode title is next, and if the original film title is different from the MST3K episode title, the former follows in parentheses. In the third line is the film's initial release year, a color/black & white notation, the production company (if known), and the country of origin. The last field shows the initial airdate of the episode (YYYY-MM-DD).

KTMA-TV

Episode number	Featured film	Original air date
Pilot	The Green Slime (1969, Color, Toei/MGM, Japan)	None
K01	Invaders from the Deep (1981, Color, Incorporated Television Company (ITC), UK)	1988-11-24
K02	Revenge of the Mysterons from Mars (Captain Scarlet vs. the Mysterons) (1980, Color, Incorporated Television Company (ITC), UK)	1988-11-24
K03	Star Force: Fugitive Alien II (1978/1987, Color, Tsuburaya Productions, Japan)	1988-11-27
K04	Gamera vs. Barugon (Daikaijū Kessen: Gamera tai Barugon) (1966, Color, Daiei Film Co. Ltd., Japan)	1988-12-04
K05	Gamera (Daikaijū Gamera) (1966, B&W, Daiei Film Co. Ltd., Japan)	1988-12-11
K06	Gamera vs. Gaos (Gamera tai Gyaosu) (1967, Color, Daiei Film Co. Ltd., Japan)	1988-12-18
K07	Gamera vs. Zigra (Gamera tai Shinkai Kaijū Jigura) (1971, Color, Daiei Film Co. Ltd., Japan)	1988-12-31
K08	Gamera vs. Guiron (Gamera tai Daikaijū Giron) (1969, Color, Daiei Film Co. Ltd., Japan)	1989-01-08
K09	Phase IV (1974, Color, Paramount, UK/USA)	1989-01-15
K10	Cosmic Princess (1976/1982, Color, Group 3 Ltd., UK)	1989-01-22
K11	Humanoid Woman (Cherez ternii k zvyozdam) (1981, Color, Maxim Gorky Filmstudio, USSR)	1989-01-29
K12	Fugitive Alien (1978/1986, Color, Tsuburaya Productions, Japan)	1989-02-05
K13	SST: Death Flight (1977, Color, ABC Circle Films, USA)	1989-02-19
K14	Mighty Jack (1968/1986, Color, Tsuburaya Productions, Japan)	1989-03-05
K15	Superdome (1978, Color, ABC Circle Films, USA)	1989-03-12
K16	City on Fire (1979, Color, Astral, Canada)	1989-03-19
K17	Time of the Apes (1974/1987, Color, Tsuburaya Productions, Japan)	1989-04-02
K18	The Million Eyes of Sumuru (1967, Color, AIP, UK)	1989-05-07
K19	Hangar 18 (1980, Color, Taft International, USA)	1989-05-14
K20	The Last Chase (1981, Color, Crown International)	1989-05-21
K21	The Legend of Dinosaurs (Kyōryū Kaichō no Densetsu) (1977, Color, Toei Company Ltd., Japan)	1989-05-28

The Comedy Channel/Comedy Central

Season 1

Ep. #	Featured film	Original airdate
101	The Crawling Eye (The Trollenberg Terror) (1958, B&W, DCA, UK)	1989-11-18
A man discovers that an extraterrestrial force is killing mountain climbers in a small village. First national appearance of Joel Hodgson as Joel, Trace Beaulieu as Crow T. Robot & Dr. Clayton Forrester, and Josh Weinstein as Tom Servo and Dr. Larry Erhardt.
102	The Robot vs. The Aztec Mummy (La momia azteca contra el robot humano) (1959, B&W, Cinematográfica Calderón S.A./K. Gordon Murray, Mexico)	1989-11-25
(Short: Radar Men from the Moon, Part 1: "Moon Rocket") Scientists search for the ancient breastplate of a mummy, culminating in a mad scientist's attempt to fight the creature through the construction of a robot. The short introduces "Commando Cody", a scientist who dons a helmet and jet pack to thwart the evil plans of Moon Men and their criminal associates.
103	The Mad Monster (1942, B&W, PRC, USA)	1989-12-02
(Short: Radar Men from the Moon, Part 2: "Molten Terror") A mad scientist turns a man into a werewolf in an attempt to silence his critics. In the short, Commando Cody attempts to escape moon-dwelling aliens while in the possession of an atomic weapon.
105	The Corpse Vanishes (1942, B&W, Monogram, USA)	1989-12-09
(Short: Radar Men from the Moon, Part 3: "Bridge of Death") A reporter attempts to expose a botanist who kidnaps women in a plan to keep his wife healthy and youthful. In the short, Commando Cody pursues gangsters after returning to Earth.
106	The Crawling Hand (1963, B&W, AIP, USA)	1989-12-16
A teenager becomes possessed by a sentient, disembodied arm of an irradiated astronaut.
107	Robot Monster (1953, B&W [3-D], Astor, USA)	1989-12-23
(Shorts: Radar Men from the Moon, Part 4: "Flight to Destruction"; Part 5: "Murder Car") After destroying all civilization on Earth, an alien attempts to wipe out the planet's last survivors. In the shorts, Commando Cody's assistant is kidnapped, leading to the pursuit of gangsters working for aliens from the Moon.
108	The Slime People (1964, B&W, Hansen Enterprises, USA)	1989-12-30
(Short: Radar Men from the Moon, Part 6: "Hills of Death") A race of reptile-like creatures attack Los Angeles, and a group of survivors attempts to escape the area. In the short, Commando Cody pursues gangsters that have caused flooding through the use of an atomic bomb.
109	Project Moon Base (1953, B&W, Lippert, USA)	1990-01-06
(Shorts: Radar Men from the Moon, Part 7: "Camouflaged Destruction"; Part 8: "The Enemy Planet") In a futuristic version 1970, a group of astronauts are infiltrated by a spy, who inadvertently causes the team to become stranded on the Moon. In the shorts, Commando Cody fights gangsters who have acquired another atomic ray, and eventually returns to the moon in an attempt to sabotage moon-dwelling enemies.
110	Robot Holocaust (1986, Color, Tycill Entertainment/MGM, USA)	1990-01-13
(Short: Radar Men from the Moon, Part 9: "Battle in the Stratosphere") In the future, a group of renegades fight to free mankind by battling the Dark One, the Room of Questions, the Vault of Beasts, and other menacing creations. The short is interrupted in mid-episode, with the Mads claiming technical difficulties.
111	Moon Zero Two (1969, Color, Hammer/Warner, UK)	1990-01-20
On a colonized moon, a disaffected astronaut-turned-cargo hauler hooks up with a woman who has come looking for her brother, a miner working a distant patch of moonscape.
112	Untamed Youth (1957, B&W, Warner, USA)	1990-01-27
Two hitchhiking sisters are sentenced to 30 days labor at a cotton farm run by the corrupt county government.
113	The Black Scorpion (1957, B&W, Warner, USA/Mexico)	1990-02-03
Giant black scorpions emerge after a Mexican volcano eruption and go on a rampage.
104	Women of the Prehistoric Planet (1966, Color, Realart, USA)	1990-02-20
An attempt is made to recover the crew of a spaceship that has crash-landed on an unknown planet. According to Kevin Murphy in The Amazing Colossal Episode Guide, The Comedy Channel could not come up for a movie in time to shoot episode 104, so the crew skipped to 105 instead. He confirmed that despite this episode being filmed last, the crew decided not to change the production numbers around. Josh Weinstein's last episode.

Season 2

Ep. #	Featured film	Original airdate
201	Rocketship X-M (1950, B&W, Lippert, USA)	1990-09-22
A rocketship is accidentally diverted from the Moon to Mars, where the crew finds the ruins of a Martian civilization and a band of rogue survivors. New sets and new intro theme visuals. First appearance of Frank Conniff as TV's Frank. First appearance of Kevin Murphy as Tom Servo.
202	The Sidehackers (Five the Hard Way) (1969, Color, Crown International, USA)	1990-09-29
Two motorcycle racers meet at a competition and become the victims of manipulation by a girlfriend who wants to change partners.
203	Jungle Goddess (1948, B&W, Lippert, USA)	1990-10-06
(Short: The Phantom Creeps, Chapter 1: "The Menacing Power") Two pilots set out to find a woman lost in remote Africa to gain a reward. They find her being worshiped by a native tribe. The short is the first of multiple episodes of the 1939 serial The Phantom Creeps, featuring a mad scientist (Bela Lugosi) bent on world domination.
204	Catalina Caper (1967, Color, Crown International, USA)	1990-10-13
Two college boys enjoy Catalina Island sunshine, scuba diving, and beach "bunnies", while another boy's con-artist parents scheme to sell a stolen scroll.
205	Rocket Attack U.S.A. (1961, B&W, Exploit Films, USA)	1990-10-27
(Short: The Phantom Creeps, Chapter 2: "Death Stalks the Highway") The U.S. sends spies to the Soviet Union to discover imminent missile-attack plans, while trying to play catch-up with its own missile program. For this and the next episode, Servo has been given a "haircut": His normally round gumball dispenser head has been replaced by a clear cylinder. This was the first episode to feature a "stinger" (an amusing moment from the film) following the closing credits.
206	Ring of Terror (1962, B&W, Ashcroft, USA)	1990-11-03
(Short: The Phantom Creeps, Part 3: "Crashing Timbers") A seemingly fearless college kid must steal a ring from a dead man to join a fraternity.
207	Wild Rebels (1967, Color, Crown International, USA)	1990-11-17
A retired race car driver, talked into going undercover by the police, joins a biker gang and must serve as the getaway car driver.
208	Lost Continent (1951, B&W, Lippert, USA)	1990-11-24
An American military/science team searches for a downed rocket in a dinosaur-infested jungle at the top of a remote mountain.
209	The Hellcats (1968, Color, Crown International, USA)	1990-12-08
After a cop is killed by a drug boss, his fiancée and brother join a drug-running woman-led biker gang to uncover the boss's operation and get justice.
210	King Dinosaur (1955, B&W, Lippert, USA)	1990-12-22
(Short: X Marks the Spot) Two carefully chosen scientist couples investigate a mysterious new planet and are menaced by dinosaurs. The short reviews the vehicular misdeeds of an accident victim in a Heaven-like courtroom.
211	First Spaceship on Venus (Der Schweigende Stern) (1960, Color, DEFA (GDR) /Iluzjon Filmunit, East Germany/Poland)	1990-12-29
A multinational team of astronauts heads to Venus, but finds a world destroyed by nuclear war.
212	Godzilla vs. Megalon (Gojira tai Megaro) (1973, Color, Toho/Cinema Shares, Japan)	1991-01-19
Mutant dinosaur Godzilla and size-changing robot Jet Jaguar battle Seatopian god Megalon and alien cyborg Gigan, bent on razing the planet for the underground civilization of Seatopia.
213	Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster (Gojira-Ebira-Mosura: Nankai no Daikettō) (1966, Color, Toho/Walter-Reade Organization, Japan)	1991-02-02
Godzilla and giant moth Mothra battle giant crustacean Ebirah.

Season 3

Ep. #	Featured film	Original airdate
301	Cave Dwellers (The Blade Master) (1984, Color, Metaxa Film/New Line Cinema/Royal Film Traders, Italy/USA)	1991-06-01
A man named Ator helps a warrior woman rescue her father from an evil overlord.
302	Gamera (Daikaijū Gamera) (1965, B&W, Daiei, Japan)	1991-06-08
A military plane crashes in the Arctic, awakening giant turtle Gamera. It attacks Japan, yet seemingly befriends a young boy.
303	Pod People (Los nuevos extraterrestres) (1983, Color, Almena Films/Film Ventures International, Spain/France)	1991-06-15
A child adopts a large egg which hatches into a mischievous alien, while a group of pop musicians on a wilderness vacation runs into trouble.
304	Gamera vs. Barugon (Daikaijū Kessen: Gamera tai Barugon) (1966, Color, Daiei/AIP-TV/Sandy Frank, Japan)	1991-06-22
A group of men collude to steal a giant jewel from an Asian jungle. The jewel is actually an egg, which hatches into mutant lizard Barugon, who battles Gamera.
305	Stranded in Space (The Stranger) (1973, Color, Bing Crosby Productions/Film Ventures International, USA)	1991-06-29
A sci-fi TV pilot, about an astronaut who winds up on a totalitarian Earth look-alike and tries to return home.
306	Time of the Apes (1974/edited 1987, Color, Tsuburaya Productions/Sandy Frank, Japan)	1991-07-13
A woman and two children take refuge in cryogenic capsules, only to awake as fugitives in a world populated by apes.
307	Daddy-O (1959, B&W, AIP, USA)	1991-07-20
(Short: Alphabet Antics) A drag-racing crooner investigates his friend's death and becomes a courier for drug dealers. The educational short takes viewers on a rhyming tour of the English alphabet.
308	Gamera vs. Gaos (Gamera tai Gyaosu) (1967, Color, Daiei/AIP-TV/Sandy Frank, Japan)	1991-07-27
Gamera fights the pterodactyl-like Gaos.
309	The Amazing Colossal Man (1957, B&W, AIP, USA)	1991-08-03
A military officer is accidentally exposed to an atomic blast, turning him into a giant.
310	Fugitive Alien (Star Wolf) (1978/edited 1986, Color, Tsuburaya Productions/Sandy Frank, Japan)	1991-08-17
Movie constructed from two episodes of a Japanese television show. An alien marauder named Ken becomes a fugitive from his planet Valnar's Star, then joins the Earth spaceship Bacchus 3 to fight against his former masters.
311	It Conquered the World (1956, B&W, AIP, USA)	1991-08-24
(Short: Snow Thrills) With the help of a naive scientist, an alien from Venus invades Earth and attempts to turn humans into emotionless servants. The short is a newsreel featuring a wide variety of winter sports.
312	Gamera vs. Guiron (Gamera tai Daikaijū Giron) (1969, Daiei/AIP-TV/Sandy Frank, Japan)	1991-09-07
Female brain-eating aliens abduct two boys from Japan. Gamera attempts to rescue them, but must fight the cyborg monster Guiron.
313	Earth vs. the Spider (1958, B&W, AIP, USA)	1991-09-14
(Short: Speech: Using Your Voice) Teenagers and their science teacher discover a giant spider, which rampages through a small town. The short demonstrates the dos and don'ts of public speaking.
314	Mighty Jack (1968/edited 1987, Color, Tsuburaya Productions/Sandy Frank, Japan)	1991-09-21
A world-protecting organization and their flying submarine – both called "Mighty Jack" – fight the terrorist organization "Q". Movie constructed from the first and last episodes of a Japanese TV show.
315	Teenage Cave Man (1958, B&W, AIP, USA)	1991-11-09
(Shorts: Aquatic Wizards, Catching Trouble) In a prehistoric world, a teenager rails against the seemingly arbitrary laws of his caveman tribe to explore the forbidden world around him. Aquatic Wizards is a newsreel about water-skiing acrobatics. Catching Trouble (1936) features trapper Ross Allen demonstrating his prowess at catching animals in the Florida Everglades.
316	Gamera vs. Zigra (Gamera tai Shinkai Kaijū Jigura) (1971, Color, Daiei/Sandy Frank, Japan)	1991-10-19
Gamera fights shark-like alien Zigra, who, with the help of a woman under his control, attempts to take over Earth from its polluting inhabitants.
317	Viking Women and the Sea Serpent (The Saga of the Viking Women and Their Voyage to the Waters of the Great Sea Serpent) (1957, B&W, AIP, USA)	1991-10-26
(Short: The Home Economics Story) Vikings' wives set sail to rescue their husbands, who are being held hostage by Grimolt warriors. In the 1951 short, four young women learn the value of home economics degrees.
318	Star Force: Fugitive Alien II (Star Wolf) (1978/1986, Color, Tsuburaya Productions/Sandy Frank, Japan)	1991-11-16
Sequel to Fugitive Alien. In this installment, Ken and the Bacchus 3 crew are ordered to destroy an alien super-weapon, then move on to attack Valnar's Star itself.
319	War of the Colossal Beast (1958, B&W/Color, AIP, USA)	1991-11-30
(Short: Mr. B Natural) In the sequel to The Amazing Colossal Man, Glenn Manning is found ravaging Mexico, looking for food. He is then captured and brought back to the United States. The short is about a magical pixie who urges an adolescent boy to take up a musical instrument.
320	The Unearthly (1957, B&W, Republic, USA)	1991-12-14
(Shorts: Posture Pals, Appreciating Our Parents) A surgeon performs medical experiments on his patients at a remote sanitarium. In Posture Pals, a foursome of elementary school kids improve their posture. In Appreciating Our Parents, a young boy learns to value his parents.
321	Santa Claus Conquers the Martians (1964, Color, Embassy, USA)	1991-12-21
Martians abduct Santa Claus and two human children in hopes of bringing Christmas to their planet.
322	Master Ninja I (The Master: "Max" and "Out-of-Time Step") (1984, Color, Film Ventures International, USA)	1992-01-11
TV show The Master cut together into a series of movies. An American ninja searches for his long-lost daughter with the help of a sidekick. In this installment, they defend an airport owner from businessmen and a corrupt sheriff, then defend a nightclub owner from thugs.
323	The Castle of Fu Manchu (Die Folterkammer des Dr. Fu Man Chu) (1968, Color, International Cinema, Germany/Spain/Italy/UK)	1992-01-18
The evil Doctor Fu Manchu threatens to freeze the Earth's oceans, and abducts a talented scientist with heart problems.
324	Master Ninja II (The Master: "State of the Union" and "Hostages") (1984, Color, Film Ventures International, USA)	1992-01-25
Continuation of Master Ninja I. In this installment, the protagonists help a tuna cannery union organizer, then save a Senator's daughter from terrorists.

Season 4

Ep. #	Featured film	Original airdate
401	Space Travelers (Marooned) (1969, Color, Columbia, USA)	1992-06-06
Various obstacles hamper attempts to rescue three NASA astronauts trapped aboard a crippled space capsule.
402	The Giant Gila Monster (1959, B&W, McLendon Radio Pictures, USA)	1992-06-13
A 30-foot killer lizard is loose in the woods near a bumbling town full of teens.
403	City Limits (1985, Color, Showtime, USA)	1992-06-20
In a dystopian future, a teen rides his motorcycle into an abandoned city and gets involved in a gang dispute that centers on taking the city back from an evil corporation.
404	Teenagers from Outer Space (1959, B&W, Warner, USA)	1992-06-27
A group of aliens land on Earth and decide to use the planet as a farm for their livestock. One of the aliens rebels and flees to a small town, where he is pursued by another alien who kills anyone in his path.
405	Being from Another Planet (Time Walker) (1982, Color, New World, USA)	1992-07-04
In California, a mummy found in King Tut's tomb is X-rayed by a university team. The radiation awakens the mummy. It escapes that night and creeps around campus for the next couple of days looking for five missing crystals that were pilfered by a student.
406	Attack of the Giant Leeches (1959, B&W, AIP, USA)	1992-07-18
(Short: Undersea Kingdom, Part 1: "Beneath the Ocean Floor") People begin vanishing near a Florida swamp, and a game warden discovers the culprits are mutant leeches. The short is the first segment of a 1936 movie serial about a group of Navy men who discover Atlantis.
407	The Killer Shrews (1959, B&W, McLendon Radio Pictures, USA)	1992-07-25
(Short: Junior Rodeo Daredevils) A hunky skipper makes a delivery to a small island, and learns that the inhabitants include heavy-drinking scientists doing genetic experiments resulting in a pack of omnivorous giant shrews. In the short, a cowpoke straightens out some wayward kids by making them put on a small-time rodeo.
408	Hercules Unchained (Ercole e la regina di Lidia) (1959, Color, Warner, Italy)	1992-08-01
Queen Lidia casts a spell of amnesia on Hercules, who becomes a prisoner in her harem.
409	Indestructible Man (1956, B&W, Allied Artists, USA)	1992-08-15
(Short: Undersea Kingdom, Part 2: "The Undersea City") A convict dies in the electric chair and is brought back to life by mad scientists. He then sets out to get even with those who squealed on him. This episode features the second of the two installments shown from the 12-part Undersea Kingdom serial.
410	Hercules Against the Moon Men (Maciste e la regina di Samar) (1964, Color, Governor, Italy/France)	1992-08-22
Hercules attempts to free a city from a Moon-worshiping cult.
411	The Magic Sword (1962, Color, United, USA)	1992-08-29
Sword-and-sorcery film about a prince rescuing a princess from an evil wizard.
412	Hercules and the Captive Women (Ercole alla conquista di Atlantide) (1961, Color, Wooler Bros, France/Italy)	1992-09-12
Hercules goes to Atlantis to save his son.
413	Manhunt in Space (Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: "The Pirates of Prah: Chapter I", "The Pirates of Prah: Chapter II" and "The Pirates of Prah: Chapter III") (1954, B&W, ITC, USA)	1992-09-19
(Short: General Hospital, first installment) Edited-together episodes of the 1950s TV series Rocky Jones, Space Ranger. Rocky Jones fights space pirates, the evil Queen Cleolanta, and her lieutenant Atlansan. The short is the first of three brief 1963 segments from the soap opera General Hospital featured on the series.
414	Tormented (1960, B&W, Cheviot Productions, USA)	1992-09-26
A jazz pianist living at a beachfront community is about to get married, but his troublesome mistress confronts him at the top of a lighthouse. In the argument, she slips and falls; the pianist has a chance to save her, but lets her fall to her death. Her ghost comes to haunt him and disrupt his upcoming nuptials, as his fiancé's eight-year-old sister grows suspicious.
415	The Beatniks (1960, B&W, Barjul, USA)	1992-11-25
(Short: General Hospital, second installment) A leader of a gang of delinquent teens is heard singing along with a jukebox at a greasy spoon and gets the chance to be a star. His gang, resentful of his success, threaten to ruin his career. The General Hospital installment involves a tense celebration at a nurse's house.
416	Fire Maidens of Outer Space (1956, B&W, Topaz, UK)	1992-11-26
Astronauts travel to a moon of Jupiter and discover a civilization of women. The astronauts help the women battle a monster that has been terrorizing their settlement.
417	Crash of Moons (Rocky Jones, Space Ranger: "Crash of Moons: Chapter I", "Crash of Moons: Chapter II" and "Crash of Moons: Chapter III") (1954, B&W, ITC, USA)	1992-11-28
(Short: General Hospital, third installment) Edited-together episodes of the 1950s TV series Rocky Jones, Space Ranger. Our hero tries to save two worlds from collision, despite the self-defeating efforts of Cleolanta. The short is the third of three 1963 segments from the soap opera General Hospital.
418	Attack of the The Eye Creatures (The Eye Creatures) (1965, Color, AIP, USA)	1992-12-05
Aliens land near a small town and are encountered by teenagers. While military personnel investigate, the kids band together to fight back against the invasion.
419	The Rebel Set (1959, B&W, Allied, USA)	1992-12-12
(Short: Johnny at the Fair) A coffeehouse owner wants to knock off an armored car, and gets three losers to help him. The short, set at the 1947 Canadian National Exhibition, focuses on the explorations of young visitor Johnny, after his parents lose track of him.
420	The Human Duplicators (1965, Color, Woolner/Allied, USA)	1992-12-26
An alien takes over a professor's mansion-basement laboratory, and makes android clones to infiltrate the government.
421	Monster a Go-Go (1965, B&W, BI&L, USA)	1993-01-09
(Short: Circus on Ice) Authorities and the military search for a missing astronaut believed to have become an irradiated monster. The short offers a look at the 40th Annual Carnival of the Toronto Skating Club.
422	The Day the Earth Froze (Sampo) (1959, Color, Mosfilm/Suomi-Filmi/AIP, Finland/USSR)	1993-01-16
(Short: Here Comes the Circus) Nordic fantasy tale, based loosely on the Kalevala, about a wicked witch's schemes to get, and later regain, a magic mill. The short is a look at the Clyde Beatty circus.
423	Bride of the Monster (1955, B&W, Banner, USA)	1993-01-23
(Short: Hired!, Part 1) Mad scientist Dr. Eric Vornoff lives in a remote swamp while attempting to create an army of atomic supermen in his lab. He performs experiments on intruders and feeds his enemies to a pond-dwelling octopus. In the 1941 short, a Chevrolet sales manager wonders why his team is having trouble selling their product door-to-door.
424	Manos: The Hands of Fate (1966, Color, Emerson, USA)	1993-01-30
(Short: Hired!, Part 2) A hapless family on a car trip in rural Texas take refuge at an inn that harbors a deadly cult. In the conclusion of the two-part short, the sales manager hero gets advice from his father.

Season 5

Ep. #	Featured film	Original airdate
501	Warrior of the Lost World (1983, Color, Visto International, Italy)	1993-07-24
A nameless hero and his talking motorcycle fight an evil dictator in a post-apocalyptic world.
502	Hercules (Le fatiche di Ercole) (1958, Color, Avco Embassy, Italy)	1993-07-17
Hercules searches for the Golden Fleece.
503	Swamp Diamonds (Swamp Women) (1956, Color, Woolner, USA)	1993-07-31
(Short: What to Do on a Date) Four women break out of prison, hoping to recover a cache of stolen diamonds. In the 1951 short, young Nick hopes to ask schoolmate Kay for a date but can't think of a venue.
504	Secret Agent Super Dragon (New York chiama Superdrago) (1966, Color, United Screen Arts, France/Italy/Germany)	1993-08-07
A CIA agent battles a Venezuelan crime lord bent on poisoning the U.S. with an exotic mind-altering drug.
505	The Magic Voyage of Sinbad (Sadko) (1952, Color, Filmgroup, USSR)	1993-08-14
The titular hero tries to find a mythological bird for a destitute town.
506	Eegah (1962, Color, Fairway International, USA)	1993-08-28
A giant caveman stumbles across modern civilization, then kidnaps a teenage girl and her father.
507	I Accuse My Parents (1944, B&W, Producers Releasing Corp, USA)	1993-09-04
(Short: The Truck Farmer) A young man gets mixed up with a crime syndicate and blames his inattentive parents. The 1940s-era documentary short explains the then-new techniques that enabled farmers to rush produce to market.
508	Operation Double 007 (O.K. Connery) (1967, Color, United Artists, Italy)	1993-09-11
A plastic surgeon (played by Neil Connery, brother of Sean), who is himself the brother of a secret agent, combats evil villain Thair Beta (Adolfo Celi).
509	The Girl in Lovers' Lane (1960, B&W, Filmgroup, USA)	1993-09-18
Drifter Bix Dugan, traveling with rich-kid runaway Danny, becomes involved with a small town waitress.
510	The Painted Hills (1951, Color, MGM, USA)	1993-09-26
(Short: Body Care and Grooming) A Lassie movie, set in 1870s California amongst rival gold miners. The 1950s-era short addresses a perceived deficiency in college-student hygiene.
511	Gunslinger (1956, Color, AIP, USA)	1993-10-09
After her sheriff husband is killed by outlaws, a woman takes over as sheriff and cleans up the town.
512	Mitchell (1975, Color, Allied Artists, USA)	1993-10-23
A slovenly cop pursues drug traffickers. Joel Hodgson's last episode as host. Michael J. Nelson's first episode as Mike Nelson.
513	The Brain That Wouldn't Die (1959, B&W, AIP, USA)	1993-10-30
When a doctor's fiancee is decapitated, he keeps her head alive in a laboratory and tries to find her a new body. Michael J. Nelson's first episode as the central character.
514	Teen-Age Strangler (Terror in the Night) (1964, Color, Ajay, USA)	1993-11-07
(Short: Is This Love?) A serial killer stalks teenagers in a small town. The 1950s short contrasts the relationships of two young couples.
515	The Wild Wild World of Batwoman (The Wild World of Batwoman) (1966, B&W, ADP Productions, USA)	1993-11-13
(Short: Cheating) Crimefighter Batwoman and her loyal young female assistants battle villains Ratfink and Professor Neon. The 1951 short chronicles the downfall of a high school student caught copying his test answers from another student.
516	Alien from L.A. (1987, Color, Cannon/Golan-Globus)	1993-11-20
A clumsy California woman looks for her father in the lost underground civilization of Atlantis.
517	Beginning of the End (1957, B&W, Republic, USA)	1993-11-25
A government researcher experiments with radioactive materials to boost crop production, and inadvertently creates a hungry army of giant grasshoppers.
518	The Atomic Brain (Monstrosity) (1963, B&W, Emerson, USA)	1993-12-04
(Short: What about Juvenile Delinquency?) A wealthy, aging widow wants to transplant her brain into the body of a young woman. The 1955 short focuses on gang member Jamie, who realizes the dangers of delinquency when his dad is mugged and beaten.
519	Outlaw (Outlaw of Gor) (1989, Color, Cannon Group/Breton Film Productions, USA/South Africa)	1993-12-11
In this sequel to 1988's Gor, college professor Cabot returns to the magical planet Gor, and is soon caught up in palace intrigue involving evil sorcerer Xenos.
520	Radar Secret Service (1950, B&W, Lippert, USA)	1993-12-18
(Short: Last Clear Chance) A branch of the Secret Service uses radar to track down uranium smugglers. The 1959 educational short, produced by Union Pacific Railroad, teaches drivers to pay better attention when crossing railroad tracks.
521	Santa Claus (1959, Color, Cinematográfica Calderón S.A./K. Gordon Murray, Mexico)	1993-12-24
A demon attempts to destroy Santa Claus.
522	Teen-Age Crime Wave (1955, B&W, Columbia, USA)	1994-01-15
After breaking out of prison, young fugitives hold a family hostage in a small farmhouse.
523	Village of the Giants (1965, Color, Columbia, USA)	1994-01-22
A gang of teenagers eats an experimental chemical which turns them into giants, and they become the capricious rulers of a small town.
524	12 to the Moon (1960, B&W, Columbia, USA)	1994-02-05
(Short: Design for Dreaming) A multinational expedition to Earth's moon discovers advanced beings who want no contact with humanity. In the short, a woman dances her way through a futuristic fantasy world of cars and home appliances.

Season 6

Ep. #	Featured film	Original airdate
601	Girls Town (1959, B&W, MGM, USA)	1994-07-16
A mysterious death lands a teenage girl in a reform school headed by good-hearted nuns, but the girl's sister is in trouble.
602	Invasion U.S.A. (1952, B&W, Columbia, USA)	1994-07-23
(Short: A Date with Your Family) Cautionary tale of a group of ordinary Americans facing the consequences of failing to support their government in fighting Communism, when the Soviets invade the mainland. The 1950 short presents a typical dinner at home for a rigidly polite suburban family.
603	The Dead Talk Back (created 1957 but released first 1993, B&W, Headliner Productions, USA)	1994-07-30
(Short: The Selling Wizard) A paranormal researcher claims he has invented a radio that can talk with the dead, which he uses to aid in the investigation of a murder committed at his boarding-house residence. The short showcases grocery store refrigeration units.
604	Zombie Nightmare (1986, Color, Gold-Gems, Canada)	1994-11-24
A hit and run victim is brought back from the dead by a voodoo doctor, and then seeks revenge.
605	Colossus and the Headhunters (Maciste contro i cacciatori di teste) (1960, Color, American International, Italy)	1994-08-20
A Greek hero's men battle a tribe of savages who have abducted a king.
606	The Creeping Terror (1964, B&W, Crown International, USA)	1994-09-17
A bloblike monster goes on a rampage.
607	Bloodlust! (1961, B&W, Crown International, USA)	1994-09-03
(Short: Uncle Jim's Dairy Farm) A mad game hunter traps youth on his island to add to his trophy collection. The short presents the adventures of a pair of city kids spending their summer at a dairy farm. First appearance of Mary Jo Pehl as Pearl Forrester
608	Code Name: Diamond Head (1977, Color (TV) (NBC), Quinn Martin, USA)	1994-10-01
(Short: A Day at the Fair) A failed Quinn Martin TV pilot follows an undercover agent battling a foreign villain in Hawaii. The short follows a farm family at the county fair.
609	The Skydivers (1963, B&W, Crown International, USA)	1994-08-27
(Short: Why Study Industrial Arts?) Set at a tiny airfield in a small California town, married couple Harry and Beth run a jump school. When Harry rebukes his old girlfriend, she hooks up with his fired mechanic to seek revenge. The 1956 short explains why boys should take shop class.
610	The Violent Years (1956, B&W, Headliner Productions, USA)	1994-10-08
(Short: Young Man's Fancy) Delinquent girls go on a crime spree. The short, sponsored by the Edison Electric Institute, presents a suburban family's typical day.
611	Last of the Wild Horses (1948, B&W, Lippert, USA)	1994-10-15
A cowboy stops some cattle rustlers and gets framed for murder.
612	The Starfighters (1964, Color, Riviera, USA)	1994-10-29
A film detailing the life of an Air Force pilot-in-training whose father is a congressman.
613	The Sinister Urge (1959, B&W, Headliner, USA)	1994-11-05
(Short: Keeping Clean and Neat) Cops try to shut down a porn ring. The 1956 short encourages children to pay close attention to fashion and meticulous hygiene.
614	San Francisco International (1970, Color, Universal, USA)	1994-11-19
This pilot for the TV series San Francisco International Airport details the hijackings, kidnappings, and marital problems that plague the airport manager.
615	Kitten with a Whip (1964, B&W, Universal, USA)	1994-11-23
While running for Senator, a soft-hearted man finds himself alternately cajoled and blackmailed into helping a young woman who has broken out of a reform school and her "friends."
616	Racket Girls (1951, B&W, Globe Roadshows, USA)	1994-11-26
(Short: Are You Ready for Marriage?) A gym owner gets into trouble, becoming the target of the mob and the law. The 1950 short presents a high school couple rushing into marriage, and the marriage counselor who talks them out of it.
617	The Sword and the Dragon (Ilya Muromets) (1956, Color, Mosfilm, USSR)	1994-12-03
Barbarians attack Russia in the 13th century, but a valiant man fends off the hordes with wisdom.
618	High School Big Shot (1959, B&W, Filmgroup, USA)	1994-12-10
(Short: Out of This World) A high school dweeb plans a heist to win the favor of a pretty classmate. The short aims at keeping bread truck drivers on the straight and narrow.
619	Red Zone Cuba (Night Train to Mundo Fine) (1966, B&W, Hollywood Star, USA)	1994-12-17
(Short: Speech: Platform, Posture, and Appearance) An escaped criminal stumbles upon a desolate Army post, takes part in the Bay of Pigs invasion, then goes in search of ore. The short offers advice for public speakers.
620	Danger!! Death Ray (Il raggio infernale) (1967, Color, Leda Films/Meteor Film, Spain/Italy)	1995-01-07
Agent Bart Fargo must save both a stolen death ray and the scientist who created it from an evil organization.
621	The Beast of Yucca Flats (1961, B&W, Crown International, USA)	1995-01-21
(Shorts: Money Talks, Progress Island USA) A defecting Russian scientist turns into a monster after being caught in an atomic bomb explosion and wanders around the test range, killing various people. Shorts include Money Talks, a 1955 outing about the importance of a budget, and Progress Island USA, a 1973 film meant to lure investors to Puerto Rico.
622	Angels Revenge (Angels' Brigade) (1979, Color, Arista, USA)	1995-03-11
Seven women fight drug dealers.
623	The Amazing Transparent Man (1960, B&W, AIP, USA)	1995-03-18
(Short: The Days of Our Years) A mad scientist gives a convict the power of invisibility, who then uses it to rob a bank. In the 1955 Union Pacific Railroad-sponsored short, a minister urges workers to be more careful while on the job, to prevent injuries.
624	Samson vs. the Vampire Women (Santo vs. las Mujeres Vampiro) (1961, B&W, AIP-TV, Mexico)	1995-03-25
Masked wrestler El Santo battles vampire women who want to capture a young woman destined to become their queen. Frank Conniff's last episode as a series regular.

Season 7

Ep. #	Featured film	Original airdate
701	Night of the Blood Beast (1958, B&W, AIP, USA)	1995-11-23 (original) 1996-02-03 (alternate)
(Short: Once Upon a Honeymoon) An astronaut survives the crash of his capsule, only to learn he has been impregnated by an alien. In the musical short, a woman dreams of redecorating her house. 701T, which features alternate Thanksgiving-themed host segments, was aired only twice. It premiered on Thanksgiving Day 1995, at the end of the annual "Turkey Day" marathon. The commentary on the film and short is the same in both versions of the episode. First episode with Pearl Forrester as a regular character.
702	The Brute Man (1946, B&W, PRC, USA)	1996-02-10
(Short: The Chicken of Tomorrow) A disfigured man takes revenge on the college pals he believes caused his condition. The short is a documentary-style examination of chicken farming.
703	Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell (Deathstalker III: Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell) (1988, Color, Concorde Pictures, USA/Mexico)	1996-02-17
The medieval adventures of a sardonic hero, on a quest for three magical stones, who battles the evil sorcerer Troxartes, ruler of Southland.
704	The Incredible Melting Man (1977, Color, AIP, USA)	1996-02-24
An astronaut is exposed to radiation and turns into a mindless, violent, melting monster.
705	Escape 2000 (Fuga dal Bronx) (1983, Color, FGH/Filmco Ltd/Hemdale, Australia)	1996-03-02
An evil corporation wants to raze and rebuild the Bronx, and secretly attempts to kill its obstinate residents. A band of rebels fights back.
706	Laserblast (1978, Color, Selected Pictures, USA)	1996-05-18
A teenager discovers a laser weapon left behind by turtle-like aliens. He uses it for petty revenge, but the weapon slowly changes his personality. Trace Beaulieu's final episode.

Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie

Featured film	Release Date
This Island Earth (1955, Color, Universal International Pictures)	1996-04-19
An atomic scientist is invited to collaborate with other scientists on a mysterious project that has interplanetary consequences. Although filmed before work began on season 7, MST3K: The Movie started a limited theater run between Escape 2000 (705) and Laserblast (706).

Sci Fi Channel

Season 8

Ep. #	Featured film	Original airdate
801	Revenge of the Creature (1955, B&W [3-D], Universal, USA)	1997-02-01
The first sequel to Creature from the Black Lagoon, in which the creature is at last captured and taken to a Florida aquarium for study. Bill Corbett's first episode as Crow T. Robot. First appearance of Professor Bobo. Pearl Forrester takes over as lead mad scientist.
802	The Leech Woman (1960, B&W, Universal, USA)	1997-02-08
An alcoholic middle-aged woman discovers the secret to renewed (albeit temporary) youth from an African tribe. She steals the tools used in the ritual and returns to America, killing men to maintain her youth.
803	The Mole People (1956, B&W, Universal, USA)	1997-02-15
Archaeologists find a lost civilization underground, where the title characters are enslaved by an ancient race of Sumerian albinos. Starring John Agar and Hugh Beaumont.
804	The Deadly Mantis (1957, B&W, Universal, USA)	1997-02-22
An Arctic earthquake causes a giant praying mantis to invade Washington DC and New York.
805	The Thing That Couldn't Die (1958, B&W, Universal, USA)	1997-03-01
The 400-year-old severed head of a devil-worshipper hypnotizes several people at a ranch in order to be reunited with his body. First appearance of Observer.
806	The Undead (1956, B&W, AIP, USA)	1997-03-08
A hypnotist and "psychical researcher" sends a prostitute back to the 15th century to live a previous life as a woman falsely accused of witchcraft, then follows her back to change the past.
807	Terror from the Year 5000 (1958, B&W, AIP, USA)	1997-03-15
A time machine brings a woman (Salome Jens) from 5200 AD to the present, and she wants to take males to the future. She uses hypnosis to get her way.
808	The She Creature (1956, B&W, AIP, USA)	1997-04-05
A carnival mesmerist uses hypnosis on a woman to summon the spirit of a murderous female sea creature.
809	I Was a Teenage Werewolf (1957, B&W, AIP, USA)	1997-04-19
Michael Landon (at age 20) plays a high school kid who is hypnotized into becoming a werewolf.
810	The Giant Spider Invasion (1975, Color, Cinema Group 75, USA)	1997-05-31
Mutant spider eggs land on Earth via meteor. They start hatching and terrorizing a small Wisconsin town. With Barbara Hale and Alan Hale, Jr.
811	Parts: The Clonus Horror (1979, Color, Clonus Associates, USA)	1997-06-07
In an isolated community set in a remote desert area, clones are being bred to serve as a source of replacement organs for the wealthy and powerful. Starring Timothy Donnelly. With Peter Graves, Keenan Wynn, and Dick Sargent.
812	The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies (1964, Color, Fairway, USA)	1997-06-14
A couple of slackers stumble across a cult of monsters at an early-1960s carnival.
813	Jack Frost (Morozko) (1966, Color, Gorky Film Studios, USSR)	1997-07-12
Filmed version of a Russian folk tale. A woman is forced to slave away, while a young boy with the head of a bear must perform a good deed to reverse the curse.
814	Riding with Death (Gemini Man: Smithereens and Buffalo Bill Rides Again) (1976, Color, Universal TV, USA)	1997-07-19
Two episodes of the short-lived series Gemini Man edited into one movie. INTERSECT agent Sam Casey (Ben Murphy), who can turn invisible at will, safeguards a super fuel additive and then tackles saboteur Robert Denby. Jim Mallon's final episode as producer and as Gypsy.
815	Agent for H.A.R.M. (1966, Color, Universal, USA)	1997-08-02
An American spy protects a scientist from Russian agents.
816	Prince of Space (Yūsei Ōji) (1959, B&W, Toei Company/Walter Manley Enterprises, Japan)	1997-08-16
Superhero Prince of Space defends Earth from evil aliens, led by the Phantom of Krankor.
817	The Horror of Party Beach (1964, B&W, 20th Century Fox, USA)	1997-09-06
A beach community is plagued by sea monsters created by radioactive waste dumped off the coast.
818	Devil Doll (1963, B&W, Associated Film Distributors, UK)	1997-10-04
A ventriloquist turns to hypnosis to transfer a person's soul into his dummy.
819	Invasion of the Neptune Men (Uchū Kaisokusen) (1961, B&W, Toei Company/Walter Manley Enterprises, Japan)	1997-10-11
A costumed hero in a flying rocket-car tries to save Earth from robot aliens.
820	Space Mutiny (1988, Color, AIP, South Africa)	1997-11-08
A man (Reb Brown) helps the commander of a spaceship (Cameron Mitchell) fight a mutiny led by the security chief (John Phillip Law) who is trying to escape the old ship.
821	Time Chasers (Tangents) (1994, Color, Edgewood Studios, USA)	1997-11-22
A Castleton State College professor and a reporter go through time in a modified light plane to stop a corporation from using his invention to accidentally create a dystopian future.
822	Overdrawn at the Memory Bank (1983, Color (Video), Starmaker Video, Canada/USA)	1997-12-06
In an Orwellian future, a corporate employee (Raúl Juliá) discovers forbidden films inside the computers. He projects himself into one of the films (a rendition of Casablanca), much to the dismay of the CEO and the computer itself.

Season 9

Ep. #	Featured film	Original airdate
901	The Projected Man (1966, Color, Universal, UK)	1998-03-14
1960s-era British sci-fi movie. A professor develops a teleporter, then teleports himself – with disastrous results.
902	The Phantom Planet (1961, B&W, AIP, USA)	1998-03-21
In the future, an astronaut crashes on an asteroid populated by tiny aliens at war with another planet. He shrinks to their size and is imprisoned by them.
903	The Pumaman (L'uomo puma) (1980, Color, ADM Films, Italy)	1998-04-04
A man learns he was born with special powers and becomes the superhero Puma Man. He fights the villainous Dr. Kobras (Donald Pleasence), who uses an ancient mind-control mask in his attempts to rule the world.
904	Werewolf (Arizona Werewolf) (1996, Color, Tozart Publishing, USA)	1998-04-18
After digging up strange bones, a man becomes a werewolf. Includes Martin Sheen's brother Joe Estevez in a minor role.
905	The Deadly Bees (1967, Color, Amicus, UK)	1998-05-09
A pop singer goes on vacation to remote Seagull Island. Her host and his neighbor are both beekeepers. She becomes embroiled in their ongoing feud, and soon afterwards people start dying from bee attacks. Features Ronnie Wood in a brief appearance with his then-current band, The Birds
906	The Space Children (1958, B&W, Paramount, USA)	1998-06-13
(Short: Century 21 Calling) The children of rocket technicians come into contact with a mind-controlling blob. Together they sabotage a rocket launch. The short is a 1962 Bell Company production set at the Seattle's World's Fair, at which then-futuristic telephone innovations are discussed and demonstrated.
907	Hobgoblins (1987, Color, Rick Sloane Productions, USA)	1998-06-27
Several teens pursue aliens that escaped from a movie studio vault.
908	The Touch of Satan (1971, Color, Futurama/Dundee, USA)	1998-07-11
A young man gets lost while driving, and becomes the guest of a young woman who turns out to be a witch.
909	Gorgo (1960, Color, released 1961, MGM, UK)	1998-07-18
A sea monster appears off the coast of Ireland and is captured by circus men. The monster's mother comes to its rescue; devastation ensues. Leonard Maltin makes a guest appearance in this episode. This episode did not last very long on TV; it was only shown twice on the first day it aired, before a copyright claim was made, forcing Sci-Fi to remove this episode for good.
910	The Final Sacrifice (Quest For the Lost City) (1990, Color, Flying Dutchman/AIP Home Video, Canada)	1998-07-25
A teen follows a map left for him by his long-dead father, runs afoul of an evil cult, then teams up with a beer-guzzling drifter who has a secret.
911	Devil Fish (Shark rosso nell'oceano) (1984, Color, Filmes Internationale-Nuovo, Italy)	1998-08-15
A group of Florida scientists discover a gigantic prehistoric shark.
912	The Screaming Skull (1958, B&W, AIP, USA)	1998-08-29
(Short: Robot Rumpus, a Gumby cartoon) Newly married wife Jenni can't tell if the skull she sees in her new home is a ghostly apparition of her husband's dead first wife, or just hallucinations from her own nervous condition... or something else.
913	Quest of the Delta Knights (1993, Color, Ramsway JC, USA)	1998-09-26
A band of knights seek to defeat a malevolent ruler by locating a trove of magical inventions. David Warner plays two characters: wise man Baydool and the evil Lord Vultare.

Season 10

Ep. #	Featured film	Original airdate
1001	Soultaker (1990, Color, Pacific West Entertainment/Victory Pictures, USA)	1999-04-11
Five teens are killed in a car wreck, then elude their Grim Reaper (Joe Estevez). Joel Hodgson and Frank Conniff guest star in the host segments.
1002	Girl in Gold Boots (1968, released 1969, Color, Geneni Film Distributors, USA)	1999-04-18
A girl from rural California goes to Los Angeles to work as a go-go dancer. There, she and her friends get involved with drug dealers.
1003	Merlin's Shop of Mystical Wonders (1995, filmed 1984 & 1995, Color, Berton Films, USA)	1999-09-12
Using a series of flashbacks, a grandfather (Ernest Borgnine) tells contemporary stories featuring the legendary wizard Merlin. One story features a book of spells, the other an evil toy monkey. This episode was originally slated to be shown earlier in the season, but because of clearance issues for Sci-Fi Channel, it made its debut a month after the series finale first aired.
1004	Future War (1994, released 1997, Color, Cine Excel Entertainment/Silver Screen International, USA)	1999-04-25
An alien race kidnaps Earthlings for use as slaves. One slave escapes to contemporary Los Angeles, where he is hunted by alien cyborgs using dinosaurs as trackers.
1005	Blood Waters of Dr. Z (Zaat) (1972, released 1982, Color, Barton Films, USA)	1999-05-02
A Florida scientist turns himself into a catfish monster and attacks those who wronged him.
1006	Boggy Creek II: And The Legend Continues (The Barbaric Beast of Boggy Creek, Part II) (filmed 1983, released 1985; Color, Howco International Pictures, USA)	1999-05-09
A professor and his students camp out in the rural Arkansas swamp, in hopes of finding a Bigfoot-like creature.
1007	Track of the Moon Beast (1976, Color, Lizard Productions, USA)	1999-06-13
A New Mexico mineralogist is struck in the head by a tiny meteor. When the moon becomes full, he becomes a mindless humanoid lizard monster.
1008	Final Justice (1984, Color, Arista Films, USA/Italy)	1999-06-20
A Texas sheriff (Joe Don Baker) goes to Malta in pursuit of the criminal that killed his partner.
1009	Hamlet (Hamlet, Prinz von Dänemark) (1961, B&W, German TV)	1999-06-27
A German television production of the Shakespeare play.
1010	It Lives By Night (The Bat People) (1974, Color, AIP, USA)	1999-07-18
A vacationing scientist is bitten by, and then begins turning into, a bat.
1011	Horrors of Spider Island (Body in the Web and Ein Toter hing im Netz) (1960, B&W, Rapid-Intercontinental, West Germany)	1999-07-25
A manager and his all-girl dance troupe survive a plane crash, only to find themselves on an island infested with mutated spiders.
1012	Squirm (1976, Color, AIP/MGM, USA)	1999-08-01
(Short: A Case of Spring Fever) Intelligent, flesh-eating worms attack the residents of remote Fly Creek, Georgia. The short follows a hapless man whose wish – that springs didn't exist – is granted by a magical creature who wishes to teach him a lesson.
1013	Diabolik (Danger: Diabolik!) (1968, Color, Paramount, Italy/France)	1999-08-08
The skilled thief Diabolik (John Phillip Law) performs daring heists, culminating in the theft of $10 million, an 11-emerald necklace, and twenty tons of gold. The last official episode of the series, although Merlin's Shop of Mystical Wonders was first shown a month later. In the final scene, Mike, Crow, and Tom are in an apartment together as The Crawling Eye is starting on television, tying back in to the series pilot.

See also

• Elvira's Movie Macabre
• Mystery Science Theater 3000 video releases
• RiffTrax

References

External links

• Episode list for "Mystery Science Theater 3000" on Internet Movie Database
• List of episodes at TV.com
• Full episode guide at TV.com