Mystery Science Theater 3000 is back after a three-year break with a new base, a new look, and the same cheesy movies to mock.
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Recap: MST3K 12.2 “Atlantic Rim”
Round two of the Gauntlet features a fake version of Pacific Rim from the producers of “Sharknado”. Also, can Jonah make another classic hit?
Recap: MST3K 12.6, “Ator The Fighting Eagle”
The finale to the Gauntlet is “Ator the Fighting Eagle”, the prequel to “Cave Dwellers”. Can Jonah survive this, or will Kinga declare victory? Well, she’ll never forget the Gauntlet, but for a very different reason.
Recap: MST3K 12.5, “Killer Fish”
The fifth movie in the Gauntlet features Lee Majors in a heist movie that involves some man-eating fish guarding stolen jewels.
Kinga, though, thinks she can taste victory.
Recap: MST3K 12.4 “The Day Time Ended”
The second half of the Gauntlet starts with a weird alien movie involving a family in the desert. The host segments are better, especially the return of a long-lost character.
Recap: MST3K 12.3 “Lords of the Deep”
Halfway through the Gauntlet, Moon 13 gives Jonah an undersea horror of a movie, while a new mad scientist arrives. However, Kinga and Max’s plan to terrorize Jonah through puppets fizzles out quickly.
Recap: MST3K 12.1 “Mac and Me”
Mystery Science Theater 3000 celebrates its 30th anniversary by shoving six bad movies in a row on Jonah, Servo and Crow.
Can they survive the Gauntlet, or at least a movie that’s a poor imitation of ET?
MST3K Faces The Christmas That Almost Wasn’t
Mystery Science Theater 3000 wouldn’t be complete without a holiday movie.
Mystery Science Theater 3000- Season Eleven Summed Up
A review of the eleventh season of Mystery Science Theater 3000, and some speculation about what might happen
next year, if Netflix approves more episodes.
MST3K 11.14–At the Earth’s Core
The season finale features Doug McClure in another action movie, while Kinga plans her shotgun wedding with Jonah. It ends with a cliffhanger that might mean changes in the Satellite of Love.