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| + | '''The MST Scrapbook''' is a video diary of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' that starts from the original [[The Green Slime|pilot episode]] and goes through the [[KTMA]]-era, including the promotional tape sent to the [[Comedy Channel]] that sold the show). Also included are many promos and commercials from the early days of the show, home video footage of the construction of the CC-era [[Satellite of Love]] and the attempts to film the door sequence, extra behind-the-scenes footage from ''[[Santa Claus Conquers the Martians]]'' originally filmed for ''[[This Is MST3K]]'', the bumpers and commercials from [[Turkey Day '91]] (revolving around [[TV's Frank]]'s plans for Thanksgiving), more promos (including the [[wikipedia:Ingmar Bergman|Ingmar Bergman]]-styled "Death and Taxes" promo), footage from ''[[MST Alive!]]'' and the [[ConventioCon ExpoFest-A-Rama]], and a slideshow of personal photos at the end that run from KTMA to Season 6. |
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"The absolute best MST3K behind-the-scenes tape made for fans. It shows the evolution of the show from the KTMA season to the Comedy Central years (this was made in 1995, so no mention of the Sci-Fi Channel). Given the usual bleary, washed-out quality of all of the KTMA episodes out there in tradeland, it was great to see pristine clips from KTMA shows in this (the KTMA version of the show really wasn’t as low grade as it seems to appear in the washed-out tape dubs). In fact, clips of the unaired KTMA pilot are only available on this tape! In addition, this tape includes the hilarious Turkey Day bumpers from 1991 which feature Dr. F trying to take over the world while Frank entertains a bunch of guests for Thanksgiving. Also on this tape is footage of the move to Comedy Channel/Comedy Central (including behind-the-scenes shots of the building of the MST3K sets), footage of the 1992 MST Alive Convention, and footage the 1994 ConventioCon ExpoFest-A-Rama. Note that none of this is narrated in any way with only occasional subtitles provide any indication of what is being shown. As a fan, this tape is a must-have. Also, if you’ve never seen a KTMA episode and are only a little curious about them, I recommend simply checking out this tape first before going to the trouble of acquiring dubs of any of those experiments. (Note: This great tape is still available for sale from the MST3K Info Club)" <br> |
"The absolute best MST3K behind-the-scenes tape made for fans. It shows the evolution of the show from the KTMA season to the Comedy Central years (this was made in 1995, so no mention of the Sci-Fi Channel). Given the usual bleary, washed-out quality of all of the KTMA episodes out there in tradeland, it was great to see pristine clips from KTMA shows in this (the KTMA version of the show really wasn’t as low grade as it seems to appear in the washed-out tape dubs). In fact, clips of the unaired KTMA pilot are only available on this tape! In addition, this tape includes the hilarious Turkey Day bumpers from 1991 which feature Dr. F trying to take over the world while Frank entertains a bunch of guests for Thanksgiving. Also on this tape is footage of the move to Comedy Channel/Comedy Central (including behind-the-scenes shots of the building of the MST3K sets), footage of the 1992 MST Alive Convention, and footage the 1994 ConventioCon ExpoFest-A-Rama. Note that none of this is narrated in any way with only occasional subtitles provide any indication of what is being shown. As a fan, this tape is a must-have. Also, if you’ve never seen a KTMA episode and are only a little curious about them, I recommend simply checking out this tape first before going to the trouble of acquiring dubs of any of those experiments. (Note: This great tape is still available for sale from the MST3K Info Club)" <br> |
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Revision as of 04:38, 27 December 2007
The MST Scrapbook is a video diary of Mystery Science Theater 3000 that starts from the original pilot episode and goes through the KTMA-era, including the promotional tape sent to the Comedy Channel that sold the show). Also included are many promos and commercials from the early days of the show, home video footage of the construction of the CC-era Satellite of Love and the attempts to film the door sequence, extra behind-the-scenes footage from Santa Claus Conquers the Martians originally filmed for This Is MST3K, the bumpers and commercials from Turkey Day '91 (revolving around TV's Frank's plans for Thanksgiving), more promos (including the Ingmar Bergman-styled "Death and Taxes" promo), footage from MST Alive! and the ConventioCon ExpoFest-A-Rama, and a slideshow of personal photos at the end that run from KTMA to Season 6.
Here is a review from "crow-t-robot.home.mindspring.com":
"The absolute best MST3K behind-the-scenes tape made for fans. It shows the evolution of the show from the KTMA season to the Comedy Central years (this was made in 1995, so no mention of the Sci-Fi Channel). Given the usual bleary, washed-out quality of all of the KTMA episodes out there in tradeland, it was great to see pristine clips from KTMA shows in this (the KTMA version of the show really wasn’t as low grade as it seems to appear in the washed-out tape dubs). In fact, clips of the unaired KTMA pilot are only available on this tape! In addition, this tape includes the hilarious Turkey Day bumpers from 1991 which feature Dr. F trying to take over the world while Frank entertains a bunch of guests for Thanksgiving. Also on this tape is footage of the move to Comedy Channel/Comedy Central (including behind-the-scenes shots of the building of the MST3K sets), footage of the 1992 MST Alive Convention, and footage the 1994 ConventioCon ExpoFest-A-Rama. Note that none of this is narrated in any way with only occasional subtitles provide any indication of what is being shown. As a fan, this tape is a must-have. Also, if you’ve never seen a KTMA episode and are only a little curious about them, I recommend simply checking out this tape first before going to the trouble of acquiring dubs of any of those experiments. (Note: This great tape is still available for sale from the MST3K Info Club)"
Although this video is technically still available, according to their website, it is still difficult to find, so if anyone has please share.