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Patrick McCart
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Apparently, Rhino may be preparing a complete box set of the entire first season of MST3K for DVD.
Please note... this is ONLY a rumor.
See
http://www.mstiegate.com/ for a few more details.
This is a good season to do this for since "The Crawling Eye" is one of the most requested episodes (even if it's one of the most boring) and only one episode is on DVD so far (106 - The Crawling Hand).
Tell The Weinstein Company to release Richard Williams' animated masterpiece
The Thief and the Cobbler on DVD in Panavision widescreen and uncut! See and hear what you're missing from their
Bitsy Award winner of Worst Standard Edition DVD of 2006 on
YouTube!
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Did the Brains and Rhino somehow manage to get the rights issues out of the way? Wow!
IF this is not just a rumor [hope, hope!] the $ 200.00 may be a little stiff, but I'd find a way to do it! Especially if there could be MORE season sets.
By the by, what does MSRP mean?
The shape I\'m in you could donate my body to science fiction! - Rodney Dangerfield, \"Back to School\"
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Sean,
We'll probably never see the godzilla/gamera mst3k versions on dvd (or time of the apes, fugitive alien) since Sandy Frank was so upset by what MST3K did with those movies....
I'd love to see amazing colossal man rear its ugly head again but since the rhino vhs quickly went out of print over rights issues i'm guessing that that might not happen either;/
Indeed Dr Forrester appeared on season one and tv's frank didn't show up until the season 2 premier. Josh Weinstein played the second mad scientist (he never impressed me in the episodes I've seen with him in it). I'd definitely buy this box in an instant though.
I'm really glad to see rhino continuing to release mst3k episodes. I thought they were going to stop once all the vhs episodes made their way to dvd. Hopefully that means they're selling pretty well (for a show like this at least).
TonyD,
The 'season 0' episodes as you put them are generally referred to as the KTMA season after the local tv network on which they originally aired. K00 isn't a complete episode from what I've heard but merely a few minutes used to secure funding for the first KTMA episodes. Most of the KTMA episodes have been available to fans for years except for K01, K02, and K03 which I don't believe exist outside of the BB archives. The couple episodes I've seen from this season aren't as funny and the props definitely are not as refined as season 1 comedy central. Interesting to fans but would not do well on dvd probably.
Michael
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Sadly I would pay for this.
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There are so many great episodes in that public domain list. I would love to see King Dinosaur (one of my favorite episodes), Santa Claus, The Violent Years, etc. They should get going on THOSE.
I seriously doubt this rumor, if only because I can't see Rhino getting the rights to the Black Scorpion, since Warner has a fine DVD out already.
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Kevin M
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I have most of the season 1 episodes and they are indeed very weak in comparison to virtually every season that followed. Josh Weinstein not only played the second mad scientist, Dr. Erhardt, but also played Tom Servo.....IMO not very well at all in comparison to Kevin Murphy's Servo & Frank Conniff's "TV's Frank"....in fact the man grated on my nerves in an extremely un-funny way as Erhardt and was so low key and positively "mumbly" as Servo that I practically fell asleep whenever I heard his voice.
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