This is a list of everything else that didn't air within a normal seasonal structure.
Turkey Day
This was an annual marathon hosted by Comedy Central on Thanksgiving Day. One unofficial Turkey Day marathon was also hosted by The Sci-Fi Channel.
| Name | Network | Original Airdates | Screenshot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Turkey Day '91 | Comedy Central | November 28-29, 1991 | 
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| A 30-hour marathon consisting of 15 episodes and lasting from 12 AM on Thursday until 6 AM on Friday. Hosted by Dr. Forrester and TV's Frank with bumpers by Joel Robinson, Crow and Tom Servo. | |||
| Turkey Day '92 | Comedy Central | November 25-27, 1992 | 
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| A 30.5-hour marathon consisting of 15 episodes and 1 special and lasting from 6 PM on Wednesday until 12:30 AM on Friday. Hosted by Dr. Forrester and TV's Frank with bumpers by Joel Robinson, Crow and Tom Servo. | |||
| Turkey Day '93 | Comedy Central | November 24-26, 1993 | 
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| A 32-hour marathon consisting of 16 episodes and lasting from 6 PM on Wednesday until 2 AM on Friday. Hosted by fan Debbie Tobin with bumpers by her costumed guests. | |||
| Turkey Day '94 | Comedy Central | November 23-25, 1994 | 
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| A 28-hour marathon consisting of 14 episodes and lasting from 8 PM on Wednesday until 12 AM on Friday. Hosted by Adam West. | |||
| Turkey Day '95 (MST3K Anthology) | Comedy Central | November 23-24, 1995 | 
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| A 15-hour marathon consisting of 7 episodes and 1 special and lasting from 9 AM on Thursday until 12 AM on Friday. Hosted by Dr. Forrester. | |||
| Turkey Day '97 (Thanksgiving Marathon) | The Sci-Fi Channel | November 27-28, 1997 | 
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| A 20.5-hour marathon consisting of 7 episodes, 1 special and 2 Star Wars movies and lasting from 7:30 AM on Thursday until 4 AM on Friday. Not hosted by anyone. | |||
TV Specials
Other than full-length episodes, MST3K produced several, shorter specials for broadcast on TV.
| Name | Network | Original Airdate | Screenshot |
|---|---|---|---|
| This Is MST3K | Comedy Central | November 14, 1992 | 
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| A behind-the-scenes look at the show hosted by Penn Jillette. Aired between episodes 414 and 415. | |||
| MST3K Little Gold Statue Preview Special | Comedy Central | March 22, 1995 | 
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| A half-hour Academy Awards special in which Mike and the bots riff on press kit material from Oscar contenders. Aired between episodes 623 and 624. | |||
| Poopie Parade of Values | Comedy Central | November 23, 1995 | 
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| An infomercial hosted by Michael J. Nelson, Trace Beaulieu, and Kevin Murphy that sold tapes of Poopie! and The MST Scrapbook. Aired during Turkey Day '95 just prior to 701T. | |||
| MST3K: The Home Game | The Sci-Fi Channel | February 25, 1997 | 
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| A promotional special where viewers were invited to submit captions to the film Day the World Ended over the internet. In lieu of host segments, special interviews and behind-the-scenes footage was shown. Two versions were done, one at 4 PM and one at 11 PM. | |||
| The Making of Mystery Science Theater 3000 | The Sci-Fi Channel | August 15, 1997 | 
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| A behind-the-scenes look at the show. Aired between episodes 815 and 816. | |||
| 1st Annual Summer Blockbuster Review | The Sci-Fi Channel | September 2, 1997 | 
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| A half-hour special in which Mike and the bots riff on summer movie trailers. Aired between episodes 816 and 817. | |||
| Academy of Robots' Choice Awards Special | The Sci-Fi Channel | March 19, 1998 | 
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| A half-hour special in which Mike and the bots riff on movie trailers from Oscar contenders. Aired between episodes 901 and 902. | |||
| 2nd Annual Summer Blockbuster Review | The Sci-Fi Channel | September 4, 1998 | 
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| A half-hour special in which Mike and the bots riff on summer movie trailers. Aired between episodes 912 and 913. | |||
Unaired Specials
Specials released directly to VHS tape or Playstation CD-ROM.
| Name | Company | Release Date | Screenshot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Poopie! | Best Brains, Inc. | Spring, 1995 | 
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| Bloopers from seasons 2-6. First released in Info Club catalog #44. | |||
| The MST Scrapbook | Best Brains, Inc. | Spring, 1995 | 
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| A compilation of various material from the show, including a behind-the-scenes look at the construction of the sets, clips from KTMA episodes and footage from the 1994 ConventioCon ExpoFest-A-Rama. First released in Info Club catalog #45. | |||
| Assignment: Venezuela | Best Brains, Inc. | August, 1996 | 
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| Created for the abandoned MST3K: The CD-ROM, this short was first shown at the 1996 ConventioCon. It was later released on Assignment: Venezuela and Other Shorts in Info Club catalog #151. | |||
| Poopie! II | Best Brains, Inc. | Holiday, 1997 | 
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| Bloopers from seasons 7-8 and Poopie Parade of Values. First released in Info Club catalog #88. | |||
| Playstation Underground | Playstation Underground | February, 1998 | 
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| Mike and the bots riff on Playstation video game footage. Released on Playstation Underground, Vol. 2, #1. | |||
| The Last Dance - Raw | Best Brains, Inc. | Holiday, 1999 | 
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| Camcorder footage shot by Jim Mallon of the filming of the last episode. First released in Info Club catalog #136. | |||
Notes
The titles for the TV Specials are taken from the title screens as seen in the episode. The titles for the Unaired Specials are taken from the labels on the VHS tapes,[1] with the exceptions of Assignment: Venezuela and Playstation Underground, which are taken from their title screens.
The original airdates for the Turkey Days and TV Specials were verified using the "All Time MST3K Broadcast Schedule."[2]
See also
References
- ↑ bbi - bbi video. Tom's Temple of MST3K Stuff. Retrieved on 2007-01-19.
- ↑ All Time MST3K Broadcast Schedule. Tom's Temple of MST3K Stuff. Retrieved on 2007-01-17.
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