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The gang kicks off a marathon of movie torture with a suspiciously "E.T."-like flick featuring a homely baby alien with a serious soda habit.
The gang kicks off a marathon of movie torture with a suspiciously "E.T."-like flick featuring a homely baby alien with a serious soda habit.
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Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return
S2, EP1 "Experiment 1201: Mac and Me"The gang kicks off a marathon of movie torture with a suspiciously "E.T."-like flick featuring a homely baby alien with a serious soda habit.
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return
S2, EP4 "Experiment 1204: The Day Time Ended"As Jonah and pals suffer through an endless stop-motion sci-fi mayhem in the California desert, an old acquaintance drops in on Kinga and Max.
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return
S2, EP6 "Experiment 1206: Ator"After plunging the frazzled crew into a world of prophecies, gnarly spiders and scantily clad warriors, Kinga unveils her next diabolical plan.
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return
S2, EP3 "Experiment 1203: Lords of the Deep"Jonah and the bots join the star-crossed crew of an undersea lab for a psychedelic late '80s adventure that boggles the mind, in all the worst ways.
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return
S2, EP4 "Experiment 1204: The Day Time Ended"As Jonah and pals suffer through an endless stop-motion sci-fi mayhem in the California desert, an old acquaintance drops in on Kinga and Max.
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return
S2, EP2 "Experiment 1202: Atlantic Rim"This bro-tastic ripoff of Guillermo del Toro's "Pacific Rim" boasts cheesy dialogue, barely scientific mech suits and some very creative geography.
Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Return
S2, EP1 "Experiment 1201: Mac and Me"The gang kicks off a marathon of movie torture with a suspiciously "E.T."-like flick featuring a homely baby alien with a serious soda habit.
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