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Darkstar: Robots Don’t Need SAG Cards is a 17-minute featurette included in Mystery Science Theater 3000: Volume XXIII. This documentary delves into the making of Darkstar: The Interactive Movie, a science fiction adventure game developed over a decade by J. Allen Williams.

The game features several MST3K alumni, including Joel Hodgson, Trace Beaulieu, and Frank Conniff, in dramatic roles, marking a unique collaboration between the show’s cast and the gaming world.

Sam & Fuzzy

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In this episode of PC-88 Paradise, I finally learn how to play Falcom's classic, "Sorcerian", which was a huge hit action RPG in Japan which received several expansion packs! The game was also released in North America for MS-DOS PC's. Can I actually learn to play and finish the original PC-88 version of the game?!

A speedrun charity event supporting NAMI (the National Alliance on Mental Illness), featuring RPGs beaten as quickly as possible. Link goes to the schedule. This goes to their Twitch stream.

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Much Ado About Nanites is a brief yet delightful featurette that delves into the quirky world of the Nanites—those microscopic, self-replicating bots introduced in Season 8 of MST3K. This segment offers a behind-the-scenes look at how these tiny characters were brought to life, combining episode clips with insights into their creation and role aboard the Satellite of Love

Rae The Doe Comic Strip 2025-05-16 | Comics Kingdom

Star of "Mitchell" and "Final Justice."

RIP, big guy.

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This 9-minute featurette, produced by Ballyhoo Motion Pictures, offers an insightful look into the 1967 biker film Wild Rebels, famously riffed in Mystery Science Theater 3000 Episode 207. Featuring interviews with director William Grefé, lead actor Steve Alaimo, and film historian Chris Poggiali, the documentary delves into the film’s production, its place in 1960s exploitation cinema, and its enduring cult legacy.

Originally included in The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Collection: Volume IX, this behind-the-scenes look is now available on the official MST3K channel.

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Republican lawmakers in Texas have once again introduced a bill that tries to shove fetal personhood into carpool lane regulations. This time, however, the bill passed the House after an amendment from Democrats to include all mothers, whether their children are in the car or not. The dangerous proposal that could further entrench the idea of personhood into state law now goes to the Senate for consideration.