0x113 - The Beginning Of The End (Unedited)

0x114 - The Brain That Wouldn't Die (Unedited)

0x115 - The Creeping Terror (Unedited)

0x116 - The Skydivers (Unedited)

0x117 - The Wild World Of Batwoman (Unedited)

0x118 - No Dialogue Necessary : Making The Beast Of Yucca Flats

0x119 - Coleman Francis : The Cinematic Poet Of Parking

0x120 - The Beast Of Yucca Flats Trailer

0x121 - Introducing Lost Continent

Frank Conniff (TV's Frank) introduces The Lost Continent

0x122 - Lost Continent Trailer

0x123 - Mystery Science Theater Hour Wraps For Crash Of Moons

0x124 - Introducing Jack Frost

Kevin Murphy (Tom Servo) introduces and explains the film "Jack Frost".

0x125 - First Spaceship On Venus Trailer

0x126 - Laserblast Trailer

0x127 - Werewolf Trailer

0x128 - Future War Trailer

0x129 - Variations On A Theme Song

0x130 - 2008 San Diego Comic-Con International Reunion Panel

0x131 - Turkey Day Leftovers with Kevin Murphy

0x132 - 8th Annual Young Comedians Show

0x133 - Senor Sock.

January 2, 2002

Crow T. Robot and Senior Sock on Talk Soup

0x134 - Con '94 pt1

0x135 - Con '95 pt2

0x136 - The Home Game 11pm

0x137 - The Home Game (Behind the Scenes)

0x138 - Mike Nelson on Slasher Movies (VH1)

0x139 - Mystery Science Theater Hour Wraps For The Giant Gila Monster

0x140 - Mystery Science Theater Hour Wraps For Hercules Unchained

0x141 - Mystery Science Theater Hour Wraps For Hercules Against The Moon Men

0x142 - Space Ghost Coast-2-Coast

Joel Hodgson makes an appearance on Space Ghost Coast-2-Coast.

0x143 - Short: Alphabet Antics

July 20, 1991

A charming rhyme for children that teaches them the alphabet, including many now politically-incorrect things, dangerous sequences, and some plagiarism to boot.

0x144 - Short: Assignment Venezuela

0x145 - Short: Calling 21st Century

0x146 - Short: Speech Using Your Voice

0x147 - Short: The Truck Farmer

0x148 - Short: Why Study Industrial Arts

In this MST3K short from 1956, an avid fan of shop class explains to a friend all the myriad reasons why industrial arts classes are a necessary part of a young man’s education. (As seen in Experiment 128, "The Skydivers.")

0x149 - Music Video: A Patrick Swayze Christmas

0x150 - Music Video: Clowns in the Sky

0x151 - Music Video: Hobgoblins

0x152 - Music Video: Sodium

0x153 - Music Video: The Bomb Song

0x154 - Music Video: The Greatest Frank of All

0x155 - Music Video: The Janitor Song

0x156 - Music Video: The Many Tunes of Gamera

0x157 - Music Video: When Loving Lovers Love

0x158 - Music Video: Sidehackin

0x159 - Scrapbook

0x160 - Short: Keeping Clean And Neat

0x161 - The Last Dance: Raw

December 2, 1999

Camcorder footage shot by Jim Mallon of the filming of the last episode. First released in Info Club catalog #136.

0x162 - Rough Cut - 1013 - Diabolik

December 12, 2005

1013 - DIABOLIK (1/24/68; 1967; Italy; PG-13; 99m) a.k.a. DANGER: DIABOLIK (USA release title) Ad: "Out for all he can take, seduce, or get away with..." Plot: Dashing, daring criminal Diabolik is on the lam with his equally attractive girlfriend, after he steals million from the Italian government.

0x164 - Rough Cut - 0503 - Swamp Diamonds - What To Do On A Date

December 12, 2005

Today's experiment includes the stilted educational short, What to Do on a Date, which inspires Tom Servo to ask out Gypsy. The feature film is the Roger Corman adventure flick, Swamp Women, starring Mike Connors back when he called himself Touch. A ridiculously easy jailbreak, a woman who seems to be in a swimming pool when she's supposed to be drowning in a swamp, and endless stock footage of a bayou are three features of this cinematic torture instrument. Meanwhile, the Mads invent a new feature for TV sets. Joel invents the Andrew Lloyd Weber grill. Crow and Tom Servo make fun of "Star Trek." Written by J. Spurlin

0x165 - Rough Cut - 0505 - The Magic Voyage Of Sinbad

December 12, 2005

An adventurer sets sail in search of the bird of happiness in Sadko. Crow has trouble with his own lifelong quest and the guys have a meeting of the Junior Jester Club.

0x166 - Rough Cut - 1012 - Squirm

July 11, 2006

Start with the The Deadly Bees, but set it in the deep, deep, deep south, replace the female pop singer with a male lead who's also blonde and only slightly less feminine, replace bees with worms, and that's about it. There are lots of worms in this movie, and possibly the best stinger line in series history ("You gonna be da worm face!") Unlike The Deadly Bees this movie has lots and lots of location shots. However they don't make the movie any better--only that much more sad and distressing. Like Roger Corman's films, the plot is revealed during extremely long stretches of exposition between disconnected bursts of action, making the film more of a slideshow than anything else. The hero isn't, the special effects aren't, and the plot revolves around the idea that a bunch of inbred hillbillies are too stupid to leave a dangerous situation (so at least the plot is somewhat plausible).

0x167 - Film Crew on Starz

July 11, 2006

0x168 - MST3K: The Movie Press Kit

July 1, 2007

0x169 - Progress Island USA

July 2, 2007

0x170 - Mr. B Natural

July 3, 2007

In this MST3K short from 1957, a high-energy musical sprite informs a youth named Buzz that joining the school band will improve his confidence and make him more friends. Knew your father, I did! (As seen in Experiment 66, "War of the Colossal Beast.")

0x171 - Are You Ready for Marriage

July 4, 2007

0x172 - Once Upon a Honeymoon

July 5, 2007

0x173 - The Chicken of Tomorrow

July 6, 2007

0x174 - A Young Man's Fancy

July 7, 2007

In this MST3K short from 1952, teenage Judy tries to impress her brother’s friend by making him dinner, but alas: Alexander only has eyes for appliances and efficiency studies. Produced for the Edison Electrical Institute. (As seen in Experiment 129, "The Violent Years.")

0x175 - Speech Platform for Posture and Appearance

July 8, 2007

0x176 - Design for Dreaming

July 9, 2007

In this MST3K short from 1956, a young woman is transported into the future by a masked man who escorts her to the General Motors Motorama. (As seen in Experiment 119, "12 to the Moon.")

0x177 - Last Clear Chance

July 10, 2007

In this MST3K short, a film about road safety around railroad crossings takes a dark turn when two youths are taken out by a train they didn’t see approaching. Why don’t they look? (As seen in Experiment 115, "Radar Secret Service.")

0x178 - Money Talks!

July 11, 2007

0x179 - Uncle Jim's Dairy Farm

July 12, 2007

In this MST3K short from 1960, two city kids spend the summer on their uncle’s dairy farm, where they learn all about modern approaches to milk production, and also how to climb a rope in the barn. (As seen in Experiment 126, "Bloodlust.")

0x180 - Posture Pals

July 13, 2007

In this MST3K short, four children – with encouragement from their teacher – decide to devote themselves to improving their posture. (As seen in Experiment 67, "The Unearthly.")

0x181 - A Day at the Fair

July 14, 2007

0x182 - Cheating

July 15, 2007

In this MST3K short from 1952, young John Taylor faces the consequences of his actions after he gets busted for cheating off his friend Mary’s algebra test. (As seen in Experiment 110, "The Wild World of Batwoman.")

0x183 - Is This Love

July 16, 2007

0x184 - What About Juvenile Delinquency

July 17, 2007

In this MST3K short from 1955, hooligans attack a man for driving too slowly… but later, one of the hooligans realizes they beat up his dad. (As seen in Experiment 113, "The Atomic Brain.")

0x185 - The Home Economics Story

July 18, 2007

0x186 - Body Care and Grooming

July 19, 2007

In this MST3K short from 1947, several college students learn why showering and good hygiene habits are essential considerations for adult life… in excruciating detail. (As seen in Experiment 105, "The Painted Hills.")

0x187 - What to do on a Date

July 20, 2007

In this MST3K short from 1951, awkward teenager Nick summons the courage to ask Kay on a date. With no ideas for what they might do, Nick ponders the merits of bike rides and weenie roasts before suggesting they volunteer at a local scavenger sale. (As seen in Experiment 98, "Swamp Diamonds.")

0x188 - Here Comes the Circus

July 21, 2007

0x189 - Circus on Ice

July 22, 2007

In this MST3K short, an ice-skating circus performance includes a depressing number in which a figure skater pretending to be a fawn is shot and killed. As seen in Experiment 92, "Monster A-Go-Go."

0x190 - Aquatic Wizards

July 23, 2007

0x191 - Appreciating Our Parents

July 24, 2007

0x192 - Johnny at the Fair

July 25, 2007

In this MST3K short from 1947, the titular Johnny escapes from his parents at the Canadian National Exposition and meets boxer Joe Louis, comedians Olsen & Johnson, and the former Canadian prime minister. (As seen in Experiment 90, "The Rebel Set.")

0x193 - X Marks the Spot

July 26, 2007

0x194 - Catching Trouble

July 27, 2007

0x195 - Poopie! II

November 27, 1997

Poopie! II is the second set of bloopers from Mystery Science Theater 3000. The outtakes were mostly taken from host segments from Season 7 and Season 8. A few were from Poopie Parade of Values and 1st Annual Summer Blockbuster Review.

0x196 - Serial Variety Pack

July 27, 2013

Mystery Science Theater 3000: Serial Variety Pack is a DVD bonus disc made available to early purchasers of Mystery Science Theater 3000: Volume XXVII directly from Shout! Factory. It was released alongside Volume XXVII on July 27, 2013. The disc features all of the theater segments from the serials The Phantom Creeps and Undersea Kingdom, as well as the TV series General Hospital.

0x197 - Radar Men from the Moon (serial)

December 4, 2012

Radar Men from the Moon is a 12-part serial produced by Republic Pictures in 1952. It was directed by Fred C. Brannon and features George Wallace as the hero Commando Cody. The first nine installments of the serial feature throughout Season 1 of Mystery Science Theater 3000, although the ninth installment appears truncated, apparently cut for time. In addition to the various chapters' appearances within their MST3K episodes, all "8 ½" were released on a bonus DVD by Shout! Factory alongside Volume XXV.