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Mystery Science Theater 3000

1988–1999 · TV Show · 90 min episodes · 10 seasons
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87/100

Averaged across 6 ratings · 28.5K votes

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In the not-too-distant future Joel Robinson is held captive by Dr. Forrester and TV's Frank, forced to watch B-Grade movies on the Satellite of Love with the help of his robot friends: Cambot, Gypsy, Tom Servo and Crow T. Robot.

Details

Created by
Joel Hodgson
Released
25 November 1989
Country
United States
Language
English
Episode length
90 min
Rated
TV-PG
Episodes
176 across 10 seasons
Awards
0 wins, 1 nomination

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Kevin Murphy

Kevin Murphy

Tom Servo (voice) / Professor Bobo / Officer Kevin / Tom Servo (voice) / Space Father (voice)

Trace Beaulieu

Trace Beaulieu

Crow T. Robot (voice) / Dr. Clayton Forrester

Mary Jo Pehl

Mary Jo Pehl

The Power Steves Saxophone Player / Mary Jo from Deep 12 / Party Goer / Wrong Number Dialing Lady / Magic Voice (voice) / Barb / Tourist Mother / Jan in the Pan / Pearl Forrester / Jan in the Pan / Amazon Mom

Michael J. Nelson

Michael J. Nelson

Baywatch characters (voice) / Isaac Asimov Literary Doomsday Device (voice) / Morrissey / Mike Nelson / Frank Sinatra (voice) / Imperialistic Alien / Holo-Clown / Torgo / Kenny / Megaweapon (voice) / Tony Travis (voice) / Officer Mike / Virtual comedy heckler (voice) / Valeria

Jim Mallon

Jim Mallon

Gypsy (voice) / Imperialistic Alien / Bowler-Hatted Guy

Frank Conniff

Frank Conniff

TV's Frank

Joel Hodgson

Joel Hodgson

Joel Robinson

Patrick Brantseg

Yakov Smirnoff / Tourist Son / Rooster / Party Goer / Villager (voice) / Gypsy (voice)

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0 wins from 1 nomination across 1 ceremony

Primetime Emmy Award 1988 Outstanding Writing for a Variety Series Nominee

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