Mystery Science Theater 3000

(1989)•

7.7

"We've got Movie Sign!"

A stranded spaceship pilot captured by mad scientists survives a blitz of cheesy B movies by riffing on them with his funny robot pals.

Seasons

176

Episodes

Ended

Status

November 25, 1989

First Aired

Season Ratings

7.0→7.7

IMDb

Networks: Comedy Central, Syfy

Genres: Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy

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Season 1

13 episodes • 1989Avg: 7.4Golden Era

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Crawling Eye	Nov 25, 1989	8.0
2	The Robot vs. The Aztec Mummy	Nov 18, 1989	8.0
3	Mad Monster	Dec 2, 1989	7.0
4	Women of the Prehistoric Planet	Feb 10, 1990	7.5
5	The Corpse Vanishes	Dec 9, 1989	8.0
6	The Crawling Hand	Dec 16, 1989	7.5
7	Robot Monster	Dec 23, 1989	7.0
8	The Slime People	Dec 30, 1989	7.5
9	Project Moonbase	Jan 6, 1990	7.0
10	Robot Holocaust	Jan 13, 1990	9.0
11	Moon Zero Two	Jan 20, 1990	4.5
12	Untamed Youth	Jan 27, 1990	8.0
13	The Black Scorpion	Feb 3, 1990	7.5

Season 2

13 episodes • 1990Avg: 7.3

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Rocketship X-M	Sep 22, 1990	6.7
2	The Sidehackers	Sep 29, 1990	7.2
3	Jungle Goddess	Oct 6, 1990	6.8
4	Catalina Caper	Oct 13, 1990	8.4
5	Rocket Attack USA	Oct 27, 1990	7.8
6	Ring of Terror	Nov 3, 1990	6.7
7	The Wild Rebels	Nov 17, 1990	7.7
8	Lost Continent	Nov 24, 1990	7.6
9	The Hellcats	Dec 8, 1990	6.7
10	King Dinosaur	Dec 22, 1990	6.7
11	First Spaceship on Venus	Dec 29, 1990	6.4
12	Godzilla vs. Megalon	Jan 19, 1991	8.3
13	Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster	Feb 2, 1991	8.3

Season 3

24 episodes • 1991Avg: 7.4

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Cave Dwellers	Jun 1, 1991	8.5
2	Gamera	Jun 8, 1991	8.2
3	Pod People	Jun 15, 1991	8.6
4	Gamera vs. Barugon	Jun 22, 1991	0.0
5	Stranded in Space	Jun 29, 1991	7.0
6	Time of the Apes	Jul 13, 1991	6.0
7	Daddy-O	Jul 20, 1991	7.5
8	Gamera vs. Gaos	Jul 27, 1991	0.0
9	The Amazing Colossal Man	Aug 3, 1991	8.4
10	Fugitive Alien	Aug 17, 1991	0.0
11	It Conquered the World	Aug 24, 1991	7.3
12	Gamera vs. Guiron	Sep 7, 1991	0.0
13	Earth vs. the Spider	Sep 14, 1991	8.7
14	Mighty Jack	Sep 21, 1991	5.5
15	Teenage Caveman	Nov 9, 1991	7.0
16	Gamera vs. Zigra	Oct 19, 1991	0.0
17	Viking Women and the Sea Serpent	Oct 26, 1991	7.5
18	Star Force: Fugitive Alien II	Nov 16, 1991	0.0
19	War of the Colossal Beast	Nov 30, 1991	6.5
20	The Unearthly	Dec 14, 1991	7.6
21	Santa Claus Conquers the Martians	Dec 21, 1991	8.8
22	Master Ninja	Jan 11, 1992	7.0
23	The Castle of Fu Manchu	Jan 18, 1992	5.8
24	Master Ninja II	Jan 25, 1992	7.7

Season 4

24 episodes • 1992Avg: 7.2

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Space Travelers	Jun 6, 1992	7.0
2	The Giant Gila Monster	Jun 13, 1992	7.0
3	City Limits	Jun 20, 1992	7.5
4	Teenagers from Outer Space	Jun 27, 1992	8.0
5	Being from Another Planet	Jul 4, 1992	6.7
6	Attack of the Giant Leeches	Jul 18, 1992	7.5
7	The Killer Shrews	Jul 25, 1992	6.5
8	Hercules Unchained	Aug 1, 1992	7.0
9	Indestructible Man	Aug 15, 1992	6.3
10	Hercules Against the Moon Men	Aug 22, 1992	7.0
11	The Magic Sword	Aug 29, 1992	7.7
12	Hercules and the Captive Women	Sep 12, 1992	6.5
13	Manhunt in Space	Sep 19, 1992	7.7
14	Tormented	Sep 26, 1992	7.0
15	The Beatniks	Nov 26, 1992	7.0
16	Fire Maidens of Outer Space	Nov 26, 1992	7.5
17	Crash of the Moons	Nov 28, 1992	6.5
18	Attack of the Eye Creatures	Dec 5, 1992	8.0
19	The Rebel Set	Dec 12, 1992	7.0
20	The Human Duplicators	Dec 26, 1992	7.8
21	Monster a Go-Go	Jan 9, 1993	7.2
22	The Day the Earth Froze	Jan 16, 1993	7.7
23	Bride of the Monster	Jan 23, 1993	7.5
24	Manos: The Hands of Fate	Jan 30, 1993	8.2

Season 5

24 episodes • 1993Avg: 7.7

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Warrior of the Lost World	Jul 24, 1993	6.5
2	Hercules	Jul 17, 1993	8.0
3	Swamp Diamonds	Jul 31, 1993	7.8
4	Secret Agent Super Dragon	Aug 7, 1993	7.7
5	The Magic Voyage of Sinbad	Aug 14, 1993	6.7
6	Eegah	Aug 28, 1993	8.3
7	I Accuse My Parents	Sep 4, 1993	8.4
8	Operation Double 007	Sep 11, 1993	8.2
9	The Girl in Lovers Lane	Sep 18, 1993	7.5
10	The Painted Hills	Sep 26, 1993	7.7
11	Gunslinger	Oct 9, 1993	7.2
12	Mitchell	Oct 23, 1993	9.2
13	The Brain that Wouldn't Die	Oct 30, 1993	8.2
14	Teen-Age Strangler	Nov 7, 1993	7.8
15	The Wild World of Batwoman	Nov 13, 1993	7.8
16	Alien from L.A.	Nov 20, 1993	7.3
17	Beginning of the End	Nov 25, 1993	8.3
18	The Atomic Brain	Dec 4, 1993	7.4
19	Outlaw (of Gor)	Dec 11, 1993	0.0
20	Radar Secret Service	Dec 8, 1993	6.8
21	Santa Claus	Dec 24, 1993	8.0
22	Teen-Age Crime Wave	Jan 15, 1994	7.0
23	Village of the Giants	Jan 22, 1994	7.5
24	12 to the Moon	Feb 5, 1994	8.0

Season 6

24 episodes • 1994Avg: 7.0

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Girls Town	Jul 16, 1994	7.8
2	Invasion USA	Jul 23, 1994	8.0
3	The Dead Talk Back	Jul 30, 1994	8.0
4	Zombie Nightmare	Nov 24, 1994	7.2
5	Colossus and the Headhunters	Aug 20, 1994	6.2
6	The Creeping Terror	Sep 17, 1994	7.3
7	Bloodlust!	Sep 3, 1994	7.3
8	Code Name: Diamond Head	Oct 1, 1994	7.6
9	The Skydivers	Aug 27, 1994	6.8
10	The Violent Years	Oct 8, 1994	7.2
11	Last of the Wild Horses	Oct 15, 1994	6.3
12	The Starfighters	Oct 29, 1994	6.2
13	The Sinister Urge	Nov 5, 1994	7.0
14	San Francisco International	Nov 19, 1994	8.0
15	Kitten with a Whip	Nov 23, 1994	7.3
16	Racket Girls	Nov 26, 1994	6.8
17	The Sword and the Dragon	Dec 3, 1994	6.8
18	High School Big Shot	Dec 10, 1994	6.0
19	Red Zone Cuba	Dec 17, 1994	7.0
20	Danger!! Death Ray	Jan 7, 1995	6.8
21	The Beast of Yucca Flats	Jan 21, 1995	6.5
22	Angels Revenge	Mar 11, 1995	6.8
23	The Amazing Transparent Man	Mar 18, 1995	7.2
24	Samson vs. the Vampire Women	Mar 25, 1995	7.0

Season 7

6 episodes • 1996Avg: 7.4

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Night of the Blood Beast	Feb 3, 1996	8.5
2	The Brute Man	Feb 10, 1996	6.7
3	Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell	Feb 17, 1996	6.2
4	The Incredible Melting Man	Feb 24, 1996	6.5
5	Escape 2000	Mar 2, 1996	8.5
6	Laserblast	May 18, 1996	7.8

Season 8

22 episodes • 1997Avg: 7.4

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Revenge of the Creature	Feb 1, 1997	7.7
2	Leech Woman	Feb 8, 1997	7.3
3	The Mole People	Feb 15, 1997	7.8
4	The Deadly Mantis	Feb 22, 1997	7.3
5	The Thing That Couldn't Die	Mar 1, 1997	7.7
6	The Undead	Mar 8, 1997	7.7
7	Terror from the Year 5000	Mar 15, 1997	7.3
8	The She-Creature	Apr 5, 1997	7.0
9	I Was a Teenage Werewolf	Apr 19, 1997	7.2
10	The Giant Spider Invasion	May 31, 1997	8.0
11	Parts: The Clonus Horror	Jun 7, 1997	7.5
12	The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies	Jun 14, 1997	7.0
13	Jack Frost	Jul 12, 1997	6.6
14	Riding with Death	Jul 19, 1997	0.0
15	Agent for H.A.R.M.	Aug 2, 1997	7.8
16	Prince of Space	Aug 16, 1997	7.0
17	The Horror of Party Beach	Sep 6, 1997	8.0
18	Devil Doll	Oct 4, 1997	6.6
19	Invasion of the Neptune Men	Oct 11, 1997	7.5
20	Space Mutiny	Nov 7, 1997	6.7
21	Time Chasers	Nov 22, 1997	7.8
22	Overdrawn at the Memory Bank	Dec 6, 1997	7.8

Season 9

13 episodes • 1998Avg: 7.4

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	The Projected Man	Mar 14, 1998	6.8
2	The Phantom Planet	Mar 21, 1998	7.3
3	The Pumaman	Apr 4, 1998	8.0
4	Werewolf	Apr 18, 1998	7.7
5	The Deadly Bees	May 9, 1998	7.6
6	The Space Children	Jun 13, 1998	6.2
7	Hobgoblins	Jun 27, 1998	5.9
8	The Touch of Satan	Jul 11, 1998	7.8
9	Gorgo	Jul 18, 1998	7.5
10	The Final Sacrifice	Jul 25, 1998	8.5
11	Devil Fish	Aug 15, 1998	8.2
12	The Screaming Skull	Aug 29, 1998	7.4
13	Quest of the Delta Knights	Sep 26, 1998	7.2

Season 10

13 episodes • 1999Avg: 7.2

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
1	Soultaker	Apr 11, 1999	8.4
2	Girl in Gold Boots	Apr 18, 1999	8.0
3	Future War	Apr 25, 1999	6.8
4	Blood Waters of Dr. Z	May 2, 1999	6.0
5	Boggy Creek II: and The Legend Continues	May 9, 1999	7.0
6	Track of the Moon Beast	Jun 13, 1999	7.5
7	Final Justice	Jun 20, 1999	8.4
8	Hamlet	Jun 27, 1999	4.2
9	It Lives by Night	Jul 18, 1999	6.8
10	Horrors of Spider Island	Jul 25, 1999	7.3
11	Squirm	Aug 1, 1999	7.8
12	Diabolik	Aug 8, 1999	0.0
13	Merlin's Shop of Mystical Wonders	Sep 12, 1999	8.2

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