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Legendary Lost Episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000 Found, Posted to YouTube

Ali Nemati1 day ago31 sec read2 views

A lost first-season episode of Mystery Science Theater 3000, "Star Force: The Fugitive Alien 2," originally aired in 1988 and rediscovered via a VHS tape from a garage sale, has been uploaded to YouTube. This rare find is significant for fans as it offers insight into the early, formative stages of the show when its style was still developing, highlighting the importance of preserving content that might otherwise be lost to time or deemed subpar by creators.

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