I don't know about you but I love watching those wacky fools from MST3K. Got a press release tonight that outlines a new box set that hits next week. Here is the complete press release from those in the know:
Fugitive clones!
Hallucinogenic chewing gum! Lost children at the Canadian National
Exhibition! This Halloween, the trick is on boredom as MYSTERY
SCIENCE THEATER 3000 returns with a special treat for devotees of
misunderstood cinema. Rhino salutes the twisted genius of the
award-winning cult television program with a quartet of unreleased
episodes starring MST3K's crew of wisecrackers Joel, Mike, Tom
Servo and Crow.
MYSTERY
SCIENCE THEATER 3000 COLLECTION, VOLUME 12 will be available October
30 for a suggested list price of $59.95 at all retail outlets and
online at www.rhino.com.
This
four-disc boxed set contains four unaired episodes featuring the
deliciously awful films: The Rebel Set, Secret Agent Super Dragon,
The Starfighters, and Parts: The Clonus Horror. The set's special
features include:original theatrical trailers; another dose of
musical mayhem with the MST3K Video Jukebox; wraparound segments with
Jack Perkins from the Mystery Science Theater Hour; and interviews
with Don Sullivan, star of The Rebel Set, and Robert Fiveson,
director of Parts:The Clonus Horror.
EPISODES
The Rebel Set: A coffee shop owner enlists three
down-on-their-luck customers to help him rob an armored car. Plus
short: Johnny At The Fair: a young boy wanders away from his parents
at the Canadian National Exhibition.
Secret
Agent Super Dragon: A secret agent comes out of retirement to stop a
Dutch drug lord from taking over the world with hallucinogenic
chewing gum.
The
Starfighters: A young Air Force pilot is bent on winning the respect
of his controlling father, a congressman and former flying ace.
Parts:
The Clonus Horror: A curious clone becomes a fugitive from the law
after learning the frightening truth about his existence.
The
show's irresistible mix of snarky robots, tormented humans and
demented humor has earned MST3K a legion of devoted fans during its
seven seasons on Comedy Central and three seasons on The Sci-Fi
Channel. A hit with critics as well, the show was nominated for two
Emmys while earning Cable Ace and Peabody Awards.
