Hey, so great news.Mystery Science Theater 3000is coming back for its twelfth season.
Pretty rad, right?
You already knew that, sure, but just repeating it puts me in a truly happy mood.
), one of the wonderful things aboutMST3Kis knowing that its so, so hard to see everything.
Its not a show really known for binge-watching.
There are over 200 episodes out there and theyre all an hour and a half long without commercials.
Binge-watchingMST3Kisnt so cut and dry.
Fact is,MST3Kis available on so many different formats and every single one is scattershot.
Hell, some episodes are simply unavailable anywhere due to rights issues from the targeted movies.
Weve got you covered.
Heres a list of every single episode ofMystery Science Theater 3000and where to go to watch them, officially.
Its likePop-Up Video, only with less Rick Astley.
RiffTrax:MST3Ksmost popular spiritual successorhas been releasingMST3Kepisodes every Monday or so.
Each one is available to download for $9.99.
They will soon be including the episodes of season 11.
Amazon:Via Amazons streaming, you might watchMST3Kthrough various ways.
For $2.99, you’ve got the option to rent individual episodes.
For $5.99-11.99, it’s possible for you to own them.
DVD:The DVD situation is a bit dicey.
Then Shout Factory took over and Rhinos stuff went out of print.
Shout Factorys continued from where they left off and has been gradually rereleasing the old sets.
Im not counting them.
Shout Factory:WhileShout Factoryis a good place to buyMST3Kon DVD, they also have several episodes available digitally.
They used to cost $9.99, but have since been available for free onShoutFactoryTV.
Then again, its $3.99 to rent.
The KTMA-TV stuff is ROUGH, man.
Netflix:Netflix has a handful of old episodes on there.
As it is right now, theyre lumped together in their own order as season two.
Its also the home to all the new episodes.
Netflix can cost $7.99-$11.99 a month.
