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Mystery Science Theatre 3000: Season 3, Episode 11 First Spaceship on Venus
(29 Dec. 1990)
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Joel Hodgson | ... | |
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Jim Mallon | ... | |
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Frank Conniff | ... | |
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The Mads force Joel and the 'bots to suffer through First Spaceship on Venus. The big-budget international production features a cute robot chess player, workmen with a single letter on each of their chests and a climactic scene that looks like an apocalyptic toilet overflowing. Meanwhile, Joel adjusts Tom Servo's sarcasm sequencer. Joel's invention of the week is a "junk drawer helper." Crow and Servo invent a robot that communicates by shooting foam from its mouth. The Satellite of Love is attacked by a foreign ship with a gorilla on it. Joel and the 'bots advertise Klack, the dung-like snack food. Written by J. Spurlin
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29 December 1990 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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Written by John Walter Bratton and Jimmy Kennedy
Performed by Kevin Murphy
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"The Teddy Bears' Picnic"(uncredited)
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The Mads force Joel and the 'bots to suffer through Der schweigende Stern, aka First Spaceship on Venus. The big-budget international production features a cute robot chess player, workmen with a single letter on each of their chests and a climactic scene that looks like an apocalyptic toilet overflowing. Meanwhile, Joel adjusts Tom Servo's sarcasm sequencer. Joel's invention of the week is a "junk drawer helper." Crow and Servo invent a robot that communicates by shooting foam from its mouth. The Satellite of Love is attacked by a foreign ship with a gorilla on it. Joel and the 'bots advertise Klack, the dung-like snack food.
Firstly The Movie Is At Least A 3/10, The Jokes Were Unfortunately Poorly Crafted & It Just Got Boring After A While, Which Is A Pity, MST3K Is Quickly Becoming One Of My Favourite Shows.