Update #66, 8/20/2010 - King Bee
Welcome to Msties Domain, the website of Toolmaster Jeff Zehnder. This site is all about Mystery Science Theater 3000 (MST3K), a television show that features three characters wise-cracking on low-budget films. The site contains bot building guides, a tape trading page, reflections on multiple MST Conventions and gatherings (including Gateway and a Cinematic Titanic live show), and 3D renderings of the bots and the SOL. You'll also find a written MST fan-fic, information on our up-and-coming fan production, how to create your own shadowrama, and more. If you came here expecting a Quantum Leap page, please hit the back button now. For the rest of us, get yourself a cup of Swiss Miss and enjoy. 
The News (Brought To You By Jack Perkins.):
Live, from the upper Midwest, it's Saturday Night! It's hard to believe that the final new Mystery Science Theater 3000 experiment premiered eleven years ago September 12th. In the intervening decade, the show disappeared from television, and that easily could have been it, the end, game over man. But somehow it wasn't. With the continued growth of the internet, we've received RiffTrax, Cinematic Titanic, and the commercial release of dozens of episodes of Mystery Science. Many shows have strong followings, even years after they went off the air, and some of them have even been fortunate enough to come back for reunion programs; look no further than Gilligan's Island. But in 30 years, there have been just a half-dozen such instances of a return to the island that ended the three hour tour, the three hour tour. With our cowtown puppet show, however, there's near continuous releases from RiffTrax and ongoing live shows, both of the in-person variety from CT, and of live simulcasts to movie theaters ala RiffTrax. It's certainly not what anyone could have expected when the button was pressed for the final time in 1999. It's a great time to be a Mstie. Now stay tuned for Biography, Coconuts On Crack: The Russell Johnson Story. Content ©2000 - 2010 Classic Arrow Inc. and Toolmaster Jeff 'Jef' Zehnder Mystery Science Theater 3000 is ©1988 - 1989 Hair Brains Inc. Mystery Science Theater 3000 is ©1989 - 2010 Best Brains Inc. Cinematic Titanic is ©2009 - 2010 Cinema Titan LLC. 'Gizmonics' and it's Logo are ©2010 Visual Story Tools and Arts Expo All Other Rights Are Held By Their Respective Owners. Contact us |
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