Changes: 1995

Revision as of 16:55, 17 September 2020

Deaths

January 17 — Ralph Baldassarre
January 25 — William Sylvester
January 25 — Joachim Hasler
January 30 — Arthur Julian
February 2 — Donald Pleasence
February 5 — Doug McClure
February 16 — Lois Wilde
February 19 — John Howard
February 24 — Sherry Moreland
February 26 — Tom Scherman
March 21 — Tipp McClure
March 27 — Paul Brinegar
April 4 — Shawn Smith
April 13 — Bill Thurman
May 8 — Olga Vikland
May 30 — Ernst Kunstmann
June 11 — Noboru Tsuburaya
June 21 — Jerry Fairbanks
June 21 — Jun Hamamura
June 27 — Jeff Gillen
July 2 — John C. Higgins
July 30 — Nando Cicero
August 2 — Al Adamson
August 2 — Edward Mannix
August 25 — Mike Ragan
August 27 — Mary Beth Hughes
August 27 — Anthony Baird
September 10 — Derek Meddings
September 17 — Grady Sutton

Episode Premieres

January 7 — Danger!! Death Ray
January 21 — The Beast of Yucca Flats
March 11 — Angels Revenge
March 18 — The Amazing Transparent Man
March 25 — Samson vs. the Vampire Women (Final regular series appearance of Frank Conniff as TV's Frank; final episode of Season 6.)

Special Premiere

March 22 — MST3K Little Gold Statue Preview Special
September 2 — Attack of the Killer B Movies (NBC primetime special; co-written by Frank Conniff)
November 23 — MST3K Anthology (Turkey Day marathon for 1995; last Turkey Day marathon shown on Comedy Central.)
November 23 — Night of the Blood Beast (Mary Jo Pehl's first regular appearance as Pearl Forrester. Premiered on Turkey Day '95 with special Turkey Day host segments.)

Home Media Releases

Poopie!
The MST Scrapbook

Events

March 27 — At the 67th Academy Awards, Rick Baker wins a Best Makeup Award and Martin Landau wins a Best Supporting Actor Award for his portrayal of Bela Lugosi, both for Ed Wood, while Clint Eastwood receives the Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award.
June 30 — Jimmy Sangster and Mary Peach get married.
September 16 — Reruns of Mystery Science Theater 3000 enter syndication in North America.
December 5 — Best Brains, Inc. announces Comedy Central would not be renewing Mystery Science Theater 3000 for an 8th Season.
December 6 — At the 17th Annual Cable Ace Awards, Mystery Science Theater 3000 is nominated for Best Comedy series, but loses to The Larry Sanders Show.

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+==Deaths==
+* [[January 17]] — [[Ralph Baldassarre]]
+* [[January 25]] — [[William Sylvester]]
+* January 25 — [[Joachim Hasler]]
+* [[January 30]] — [[Arthur Julian]]
+* [[February 2]] — [[Donald Pleasence]]
+* [[February 5]] — [[Doug McClure]]
+* [[February 16]] — [[Lois Wilde]]
+* [[February 19]] — [[John Howard]]
+* [[February 24]] — [[Sherry Moreland]]
+* [[February 26]] — [[Tom Scherman]]
+* [[March 21]] — [[Tipp McClure]]
+* [[March 27]] — [[Paul Brinegar]]
+* [[April 4]] — [[Shawn Smith]]
+* [[April 13]] — [[Bill Thurman]]
+* [[May 8]] — [[Olga Vikland]]
+* [[May 30]] — [[Ernst Kunstmann]]
+* [[June 11]] — [[Noboru Tsuburaya]]
+* [[June 21]] — [[Jerry Fairbanks]]
+* June 21 — [[Jun Hamamura]]
+* [[June 27]] — [[Jeff Gillen]]
+* [[July 2]] — [[John C. Higgins]]
+* [[July 30]] — [[Nando Cicero]]
+* [[August 2]] — [[Al Adamson]]
+* August 2 — [[Edward Mannix]]
+* [[August 25]] — [[Mike Ragan]]
+* [[August 27]] — [[Mary Beth Hughes]]
+* August 27 — [[Anthony Baird]]
+* [[September 10]] — [[Derek Meddings]]
+* [[September 17]] — [[Grady Sutton]]
 ==Episode Premieres==
-* [[January 7]] — [[MST3K 620 - Danger!! Death Ray|Danger!! Death Ray]]
+* [[January 7]] — ''[[MST3K 620 - Danger!! Death Ray|Danger!! Death Ray]]''
-* [[January 21]] — [[MST3K 621 - The Beast of Yucca Flats|The Beast of Yucca Flats]]
+* [[January 21]] — ''[[MST3K 621 - The Beast of Yucca Flats|The Beast of Yucca Flats]]''
-* [[March 11]] — [[MST3K 622 - Angels Revenge|Angels Revenge]]
+* [[March 11]] — ''[[MST3K 622 - Angels Revenge|Angels Revenge]]''
-* [[March 18]] — [[MST3K 623 - The Amazing Transparent Man|The Amazing Transparent Man]]
+* [[March 18]] — ''[[MST3K 623 - The Amazing Transparent Man|The Amazing Transparent Man]]''
-* [[March 25]] — [[MST3K 624 - Samson vs. the Vampire Women|Samson vs. the Vampire Women]] (''Final regular series appearance of Frank Conniff as TV's Frank'')
+* [[March 25]] — ''[[MST3K 624 - Samson vs. the Vampire Women|Samson vs. the Vampire Women]]'' (Final regular series appearance of [[Frank Conniff]] as [[TV's Frank]]; final episode of [[Season 6]].)
 ==Special Premiere==
+* [[March 22]] — [[MST3K Little Gold Statue Preview Special]]
-* [[September 2]] — [[Attack of the Killer B Movies]] (''NBC primetime special; co-written by [[Frank Conniff]]'')
+* [[September 2]] — [[Attack of the Killer B Movies]] (NBC primetime special; co-written by [[Frank Conniff]])
-* [[November 23]] — [[MST3K Anthology]] (''[[Turkey Day]] marathon for 1995; last Turkey Day marathon shown on Comedy Central.'')
-* November 23 — [[MST3K 701T - Night of the Blood Beast|Night of the Blood Beast]] (''[[Mary Jo Pehl]]'s first regular appearance as [[Pearl Forrester]]. Premiered on Turkey Day '95 with special Turkey Day host segments.'')
+* [[November 23]] — [[MST3K Anthology]] ([[Turkey Day]] marathon for 1995; last Turkey Day marathon shown on Comedy Central.)
+* November 23 — [[MST3K 701T - Night of the Blood Beast|Night of the Blood Beast]] ([[Mary Jo Pehl]]'s first regular appearance as [[Pearl Forrester]]. Premiered on Turkey Day '95 with special Turkey Day host segments.)
-== Deaths ==
+==Home Media Releases==
+* ''[[Poopie!]]''
-* [[January 25]] — [[William Sylvester]]
+* ''[[The MST Scrapbook]]''
-* [[February 5]] — [[Doug McClure]]
-* [[March 21]] — [[Tipp McClure]]
+==Events==
+* [[March 27]] — At the {{w|67th Academy Awards}}, [[Rick Baker]] wins a Best Makeup Award and [[Martin Landau]] wins a Best Supporting Actor Award for his portrayal of [[Bela Lugosi]], both for ''{{w|Ed Wood (film)|Ed Wood}}'', while [[Clint Eastwood]] receives the Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award.
+* [[June 30]] — [[Jimmy Sangster]] and [[Mary Peach]] get married.
+* [[September 16]] — Reruns of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' enter syndication in North America.
+* [[December 5]] — [[Best Brains, Inc.]] announces [[Comedy Central]] would not be renewing ''Mystery Science Theater 3000'' for an 8th Season.
+* [[December 6]] — At the {{w|The Cable Ace Awards|17th Annual Cable Ace Awards}}, ''Mystery Science Theater 3000'' is nominated for Best Comedy series, but loses to ''{{w|The Larry Sanders Show}}''.
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