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Daniel Bernhardt

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Pod People

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Miguel Angel Fuentes

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Jack Beaulieu

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Trace Beaulieu

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Turkey Day

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Kevin Murphy

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Rick Sloane

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The Observers

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Earl Torgeson

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Jan in the Pan

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Gooch

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J.C.

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Valeria

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Megaweapon

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Winky

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J.C.

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Gooch

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Valeria

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'''Valeria''' is a character from Experiment 201 [[Rocketship X-M]] who also appeared on the Hexfield viewscreen of the [[Satellite of Love]]. This bizarre character was played by [[Michael J. Nelson]].
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Outlaw

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Jack Palance

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Godzilla vs. Megalon

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Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster

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Godzilla Genealogy Bop

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Beez McKeever

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The Observers

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Beez McKeever

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Cast & Crew

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Beez McKeever

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'''Beth "Beez" McKeever ''' was the art department designer for MST3k. She also played [[Steffi]] in the host segments for Experiment .
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Paul Chaplin

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 [[File:MST3k_DB_in_Future_War.jpg|thumb|The Van Damme clone tries to break free!]]
-'''Daniel Bernhardt''' is a martial artist-turned-action star of low grade cinema, who's rise to fame came from being in the infamous ''Bloodsport'' sequels to the Jean-Claude Van Damme original and starring as Agent Jackson in ''The Matrix Reloaded''.
+'''Daniel Bernhardt''' is a martial artist-turned-action star of low grade cinema, who's rise to fame came from being in the infamous ''Bloodsport'' sequels to the Jean-Claude Van Damme original and starring as Agent Jackson in ''The Matrix Reloaded ''(which [[RiffTrax]] later parodied).
 Coincidentally, when he appears in Experiment 1004 [[Future War]], he is often made fun of by Mike and the Bots for resembling and/or being a JCVD clone.

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 ===Information===
-This was originally intended as a low-budget horror movie about an evil alien on the prowl. However, in order to cash on the success of ''E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial'' (1982), the producers demanded script changes at the last minute, by adding elements of the said film by including a child along with adding another, more lovable and cute alien to serve as a playmate. The film's Director [[Juan Piquer Simón]] was not satisfied with the final result.
+This was originally intended as a low-budget horror movie about an evil alien on the prowl. However, in order to cash on the success of ''E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial'' (1982), the producers demanded script changes at the last minute, by adding elements of the said film by including a child along with adding another, more lovable and cute alien to serve as a playmate (hence one alternate title for the movie, ''Extra Terrestrial Visitors''). The film's Director [[Juan Piquer Simón]] was not satisfied with the final result.
 [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0086026/]

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−	'''Miguel Angel Fuentes''' is a Mexican actor. Fuentes is best know to [[MiSTie]]s for his role as the Aztec shaman Vadinho in ''[[The Pumaman]] ''(with [[Donald Pleasence]]), although he also had a much smaller role as a guard in the Roger Corman production ''[[Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell]] ''(with [[John Allen Nelson]] and [[Thom Christopher]]).	+	'''Miguel Angel Fuentes''' is a Mexican actor. Fuentes is best know to [[MiSTie]]s for his role as the Aztec shaman Vadinho in ''[[The Pumaman]] ''(with [[Donald Pleasence]]), although he also had a much smaller role as a guard in the [[Roger Corman]] production ''[[Deathstalker and the Warriors from Hell]] ''(with [[John Allen Nelson]] and [[Thom Christopher]]).

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 [[File:MST3k_Trace_and_Jack_Beaulieu.jpg|thumb|Jack and Trace Beaulieu.]]
-'''Jack Beaulieu''' (the late real-life father of [[Trace Beaulieu]]) portrayed the elderly aging version of [[Dr. Clayton Forrester]] in Experiment #706 [[Laserblast]].
+'''Jack Beaulieu''' (the late real-life father of [[Trace Beaulieu]]) portrayed the elderly aging version of [[Dr. Clayton Forrester]] in Experiment 706 [[Laserblast]].
 He passed away in 2010 at the age of 87. This was also Trace's last episode as both the Dr. and Crow.

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 ==Appearances==
 ===Regular roles===
 *[[Crow T. Robot]] (1988-1997)
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 *Jackie Mason jar (voice) - ''[[The Unearthly]]''
 *Winston Churchill (voice) - ''[[The Dead Talk Back]]''
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-[[Category:MST3K Actors|Beaulieu, Trace]] [[Category:MST3K Writers|Beaulieu, Trace]]
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 '''Turkey Day''' was an annual Thanksgiving Day marathon of [[MST3K]] episodes on [[Comedy Central]], first held in 1991 to commemorate the show's third anniversary. Special [[bumper]] segments were shown between episodes, and each Turkey Day marathon from 1992 onwards featured the premiere showing of at least one new episode.
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 The [[Sci-Fi Channel]] also ran a Thanksgiving MST3K marathon in 1997, unofficially known as [[Turkey Day '97]].
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	Notably, upon taking up the voice of Tom Servo he was anonymously mailed a six foot long banner reading simply "I hate Tom Servo's new voice", which he then displayed in his office.		Notably, upon taking up the voice of Tom Servo he was anonymously mailed a six foot long banner reading simply "I hate Tom Servo's new voice", which he then displayed in his office.
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		+	[[File:MST3k_Scrapbook_pic_1.PNG\|thumb\|On-set filming with [[Joel Hodgson]] and [[Trace Beaulieu]].]]

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-'''Rick Sloane''' was a low budget B-movie director of Experiment #907 [[Hobgoblins]], a pathetic ''Gremlins'' rip-off. Prior to having his best known turkey be shown on ''MST3k'', [[The Sci-Fi Channel]]'s sister cable network USA Network optioned for the [[SOL]] crew to riff one of Sloane's ''Vice Academy'' films.
+'''Rick Sloane''' was a low budget B-movie director of Experiment 907 [[Hobgoblins]], a pathetic ''Gremlins'' rip-off. Prior to having his best known turkey be shown on ''MST3k'', [[The Sci-Fi Channel]]'s sister cable network USA Network optioned for the [[SOL]] crew to riff one of Sloane's ''Vice Academy'' films.
-After the SOL crew passed on that idea and found them not riff-worthy, they chose to take on Sloane's Hobgoblins after Sloane himself suggested it as a potential candidate. Director Sloane was honored that one of his bad movies was getting attention (although fair to note, the only good movie he had ever received three out of four stars review by [[Leonard Maltin]] for was a late 80s film called ''Marked for Murder'' starring Martin Sheen- brother of [[Joe Estevez]]).
+After the SOL crew passed on that idea and found them not riff-worthy, they chose to take on Sloane's ''Hobgoblins'' after Sloane himself suggested it as a potential candidate. Director Sloane was honored that one of his bad movies was getting attention (although fair to note, the only good movie he had ever received praise for was a late 80s film called ''Marked for Murder'' starring Martin Sheen- brother of [[Joe Estevez]]- and which was granted three out of four stars by [[Leonard Maltin]]).
 Sloane did enjoyed the appropriate riffing but didn't expect for himself to be the target of the commentary near the end of the episode. His most recent film to date has been the poorly received sequel ''Hobgoblins 2.''
 [[File:"Rick_Sloane"_appearing_on_MST3k.jpg|thumb|Rick Sloane's "appearance" on MST3k via cardboard cut-out.]]

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−	[[File:Observers.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Observer 1 ([[Paul Chaplin]]), Brain Guy ([[Bill Corbett]]) and Observer 2 ([[Mike Nelson]]).]]	+	[[File:Observers.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Observer 1 ([[Paul Chaplin]]), Brain Guy ([[Bill Corbett]]) and Observer 2 ([[Michael J. Nelson]]).]]
	'''The Observers''' are an alien race who claim they are hyperintelligent, psychic, and all confusingly share the name "Observer". The race also claims to be without bodies (despite obvious evidence to the contrary) and carry their bright-blue brains in large Petri Dishes, rather than inside their (supposedly nonexistent) skulls.<br />		'''The Observers''' are an alien race who claim they are hyperintelligent, psychic, and all confusingly share the name "Observer". The race also claims to be without bodies (despite obvious evidence to the contrary) and carry their bright-blue brains in large Petri Dishes, rather than inside their (supposedly nonexistent) skulls.<br />

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-'''[[File:Brainwouldntdie.jpg|thumb|left|280px|Virginia Leith as "Jan in the Pan"]]Jan in the Pan '''was a character who first appeared in the final host segment of Episode 513, [[The Brain That Wouldn't Die|''The Brain That Wouldn't Die'']] played by [[Mary Jo Pehl]]. She is a severed head wrapped in gauze and surgical tape and placed in a pan of the secret life-giving serum (referred to as "'''neck''' '''juice'''" by Mike and the Bots).
+'''[[File:Brainwouldntdie.jpg|thumb|left|280px|[[Virginia Leith]] as "Jan in the Pan"]]Jan in the Pan '''was a character who first appeared in the final host segment of Episode 513, [[The Brain That Wouldn't Die|''The Brain That Wouldn't Die'']] played by [[Mary Jo Pehl]]. She is a severed head wrapped in gauze and surgical tape and placed in a pan of the secret life-giving serum (referred to as "'''neck''' '''juice'''" by Mike and the Bots).
 In the movie (and while still a whole person), Jan is the fiance of the semi-mad doctor/scientist. Dr. Bill Cortner, who created the serum and who accidentally decapitates her during a car accident. Bill retreives Jan's head from the wreckage, and sprints to his isolated laboratory where he joins his deformed assistant, Kurt and together they re-animate Jan's head. When Jan comes to, she is furious at Bill for restoring her to life, saying "He had no right to bring me back to this!" and her signature line "Let me die!" Meanwhile, Bill is seeking a physically appealing woman so that he can give Jan a new body. When Jan's not busy arguing ethics and volleying insults at Kurt, she befriends and learns to telepathically communicate with another captive, an earlier experiment who is securly locked up in a dark room. When Bill finally finds an appropriate body for Jan, she convinces her new freak friend to break out of his locked room, and to kill both Kurt and Bill, The hideous creature then leaves the burning laboratory with the unconscious girl, while Jan laughs maniacally as the laboratory is consumed by flames.
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 Jan in the Pan makes another appearance along with many other visitors to the SOL in Episode 614, ''[[San Francisco International]]'', where she laugh hysterically at Mike's impersonation of Urkel. She also performs as a stripper at Crow's bachelor party in Episode 616, ''[[Racket Girls]].''
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 '''Megaweapon''' is an armored truck in the film ''[[Warrior of the Lost World]]'' that was created by the Omegas to enforce their law on the lawless roads of the post-apocalyptic world. The truck has spikes on the front and shoots fire. It was stopped by the Rider by sabotaging the circuitry in the underbelly causing it to short-circuit.
-When ''Warrior of the Lost World'' was featured on Episode #501 of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'', [[Joel Robinson]], [[Crow T. Robot]], and [[Tom Servo]] found the Rider to be so unlikeable a character that they cheered for Megaweapon instead. At the episode's end, they called Megaweapon by telephone, and Megaweapon (voice of [[Michael J. Nelson]]) revealed "he" had survived apparent destruction in the film and, like the crew, could not remember the name of the actor who played Rider (As a running gag throughout the episode, the actor ([[Robert Ginty]]) was referred to by the Joel and the 'Bots only as "the ''Paper Chase'' guy." Megaweapon claimed that Ginty's fellow actors used this nickname as well). Megaweapon was occasionally referred to in the riffs of later episodes, such as Episode #614 with ''[[San Francisco International]]''.
+When ''Warrior of the Lost World'' was featured on Experiment 501 of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'', [[Joel Robinson]], [[Crow T. Robot]], and [[Tom Servo]] found the Rider to be so unlikeable a character that they cheered for Megaweapon instead. At the episode's end, they called Megaweapon by telephone, and Megaweapon (voice of [[Michael J. Nelson]]) revealed "he" had survived apparent destruction in the film and, like the crew, could not remember the name of the actor who played Rider (As a running gag throughout the episode, the actor ([[Robert Ginty]]) was referred to by the Joel and the 'Bots only as "the ''Paper Chase'' guy." Megaweapon claimed that Ginty's fellow actors used this nickname as well). Megaweapon was occasionally referred to in the riffs of later episodes, such as Episode #614 with ''[[San Francisco International]]''.
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-!style="font-size:11px; text-align: center; background-color:#eeeeee; font-weight:lighter;-moz-border-radius-bottomleft:10px;-moz-border-radius-bottomright:10px;"|[[Valeria]]          • [[JC]] • [[Gooch]] • [[Two White Devils]] • [[Russian SOL]] • [[Hugh Beaumont]] • [[Gorilla]] • [[Mothra]] • [[Gamera (character)|Gamera]] • [[Bruce]] • [[Custodian of the Seventh Galaxy]] • [[Kenny (Gamera vs. Zigra)|Kenny]] • [[Helen (Gamera vs. Zigra)|Helen]] • [[Holoclowns]] • [[Winky]] • [[John Banner]] • [[Amazon Moms]] • [[Jan-in-the-Pan]] • [[Nelson family]] • [[A. Bomb]] • [[Clay Forrester (mirror)|Clay Forrester]] • [[Frank (mirror)|Frank]] • [[Kitten with a whip (HFVS)|Kitten with a whip]] • [[Lisa Loeb]] • [[Ilya Murametz]] • [[Yakov Smirnoff]] • [[Earl Torgeson]] • [[Leonardo da Vinci]]
+!style="font-size:11px; text-align: center; background-color:#eeeeee; font-weight:lighter;-moz-border-radius-bottomleft:10px;-moz-border-radius-bottomright:10px;"|[[Valeria]]          • [[J.C.]] • [[Gooch]] • [[Two White Devils]] • [[Russian SOL]] • [[Hugh Beaumont]] • [[Gorilla]] • [[Mothra]] • [[Gamera (character)|Gamera]] • [[Bruce]] • [[Custodian of the Seventh Galaxy]] • [[Kenny (Gamera vs. Zigra)|Kenny]] • [[Helen (Gamera vs. Zigra)|Helen]] • [[Holoclowns]] • [[Winky]] • [[John Banner]] • [[Amazon Moms]] • [[Jan in the Pan|Jan-in-the-Pan]] • [[Nelson family]] • [[A. Bomb]] • [[Clay Forrester (mirror)|Clay Forrester]] • [[Frank (mirror)|Frank]] • [[Kitten with a whip (HFVS)|Kitten with a whip]] • [[Lisa Loeb]] • [[Ilya Murametz]] • [[Yakov Smirnoff]] • [[Earl Torgeson]] • [[Leonardo da Vinci]]
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−	[[File:Sidehackers2.jpg\|thumb\|265px\|J.C. portrayed by Michael Pataki.]]J.C. is a character from [[The Side Hackers]]. He's a hot tempered promoter of stunt motorcycle shows who takes an interest in the new side hacking sport until his arch rival, Vince Rommel, is wrongfully accused of beating and raping J.C.'s girlfriend. Instead of helping his girlfriend through her alleged grief, J.C. goes and does the same thing to Rommel's fiance, only adding murder to the routine. One thing leads to another until everything ends in a one-on-one fist fight. J.C. shoots Rommel in the back and is arrested in turn.	+	[[File:Sidehackers2.jpg\|thumb\|265px\|J.C. portrayed by [[Michael Pataki]].]]J.C. is a character from [[The Side Hackers]]. He's a hot tempered promoter of stunt motorcycle shows who takes an interest in the new side hacking sport until his arch rival, [[Vince Rommel]], is wrongfully accused of beating and raping J.C.'s girlfriend. Instead of helping his girlfriend through her alleged grief, J.C. goes and does the same thing to Rommel's fiance, only adding murder to the routine. One thing leads to another until everything ends in a one-on-one fist fight. J.C. shoots Rommel in the back and is arrested in turn.



−	[[File:Tumblr_m8cjilCEw01rrvzfx.jpg\|thumb\|left\|256px\|J.C. portrayed by Michael J. Nelson.]]J.C. visits the SOL during the third movie break on a space-faring side hacking motorcycle. His intention was to bring Joel and the bots back to Earth until he saw them imitating Rommel.	+	[[File:Tumblr_m8cjilCEw01rrvzfx.jpg\|thumb\|left\|256px\|J.C. portrayed by [[Michael J. Nelson]].]]J.C. visits the SOL during the third movie break on a space-faring side hacking motorcycle. His intention was to bring Joel and the bots back to Earth until he saw them imitating Rommel.
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−	[[File:Gooch.jpg\|thumb\|232px\|"Gooch" portrayed by Michael Graham.]]"Gooch" (actually pronounced Cooch) is a character in [[The Side Hackers]]. He's a cronie of hot tempered stunt motorcycle promotor, [[J.C.]] He's asked to gain the trust of Vince Rommel, J.C.'s arch rival when Rommel assembles a gang to come after J.C. "Gooch" is a very obedient cronie, so he will. He ''will''. He ''will ''help him. When "Gooch" is found out to be a spy though, J.C. deals with the "Gooch" the only way he knows how - he shoots him.	+	[[File:Gooch.jpg\|thumb\|232px\|"Gooch" portrayed by [[Michael Graham]].]]"Gooch" (actually pronounced Cooch) is a character in [[The Side Hackers]]. He's a cronie of hot tempered stunt motorcycle promotor, [[J.C.]] He's asked to gain the trust of [[Vince Rommel]], J.C.'s arch rival when Rommel assembles a gang to come after J.C. "Gooch" is a very obedient cronie, so he will. He ''will''. He ''will ''help him. When "Gooch" is found out to be a spy though, J.C. deals with the "Gooch" the only way he knows how - he shoots him.



−	"Gooch" visits the SOL during the third movie break with J.C. J.C.'s plan is to help bring the crew back to Earth until they see them imitating Rommel, so he asks "Gooch" to get them. "Gooch" ''will''. He will ''get ''them. He ''will ''get them.[[File:Tumblr_m8cjilCEw01rrvzfx.jpg\|thumb\|left\|259px\|"Gooch" (portrayed by Frank Connif, on the left).]]	+	"Gooch" visits the SOL during the third movie break with J.C. J.C.'s plan is to help bring the crew back to Earth until they see them imitating Rommel, so he asks "Gooch" to get them. "Gooch" ''will''. He will ''get ''them. He ''will ''get them.[[File:Tumblr_m8cjilCEw01rrvzfx.jpg\|thumb\|left\|259px\|"Gooch" (portrayed by [[Frank Conniff]], on the left).]]
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 ===Synopsis===
 A sequel to somethin'.
-A beefy, blond, Camaro-driving adjunct professor, ''Tarl ''Cabot, and his cloven-hoofed, curly-tailed Java instructor and comedy relief colleague, Watney Smith, are teleported by the Home Stone (from Home Depot - a rose quartz) to another planet/dimension, because The Elder, advisor to the affable, progressive King Marlenus of Koroba, fears that Xeno, the high Priest (Jack Palance), has eyes for the throne.
+A beefy, blond, Camaro-driving adjunct professor, ''Tarl ''Cabot, and his cloven-hoofed, curly-tailed Java instructor and comedy relief colleague, Watney Smith, are teleported by the Home Stone (from Home Depot - a rose quartz) to another planet/dimension, because The Elder, advisor to the affable, progressive King Marlenus of Koroba, fears that Xeno, the high Priest ([[Jack Palance]]), has eyes for the throne.
 The Elder is mistaken, though; it's the sinister queen who craves the throne for herself in order to gain absolute power and impose her philosophy of government based on slavery, union-busting and permanent tax cuts for the rich. Cabot cares nothing for palace intrigue, just for Princess Telena, who as a character is, alas, little more than a vehicle for clothing, makeup, and period hair. Oh, she gets to battle a dominatrix while doing cartwheels in a skimpy outfit.

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 [[File:Jack_Palance.jpg|thumb|Payday for Jackie-Boy!]]
-The late yet talented '''Jack Palance''' is a motion picture star who appeared in various Westerns/Spaghetti Westerns often as a vilain or anti-hero in films such as "Shane", "City Slickers" (for which he won an Oscar) and "God's Gun" (with [[Lee Van Cleef]]).
+The late yet talented '''Jack Palance''' is a motion picture star who appeared in various Westerns/Spaghetti Westerns often as a vilain or anti-hero in films such as ''Shane'', ''City Slickers'' (for which he won an Oscar) and ''God's Gun'' (with [[Lee Van Cleef]]).
-He passed away in 2006 and was featured in Experiment #519 [[Outlaw|Outlaw of Gor]] and #722 [http://mst3k.wikia.com/wiki/Angels_Revenge Angels' Brigade].
+He passed away in 2006 and was featured in Experiment 519 [[Outlaw|Outlaw of Gor]] and 722 [http://mst3k.wikia.com/wiki/Angels_Revenge Angels' Brigade].
 [[File:MST3k_Angels'_Brigade_Palance_posing.png|thumb|In [[Angels Revenge]], once again cashing it in.]]

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 '''Segment Four:''' Crow and Tom do their own increasingly dark take on the Orville Redenbacher grandfather and grandson commericals.
-'''Closing (Segment Five):''' Joel gives Crow and Tom new arms, the Jet Jaguar fight song is translated while the Mads play video games.
+'''Closing (Segment Five):''' Joel gives Crow and Tom new arms, [[The Jet Jaguar Song|the Jet Jaguar fight song]] is translated while the Mads play video games.
 '''Stinger:''' Godzilla leaps/falls off a cliff into the sea.

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 '''Invention Exchange (Segment One):''' Joel shows off his Mind Control Guitar (“All I gotta do is add the appropriate facial grimaces, wear spandex, and meet with the ladies after the show!”). The Mads play their squeaky Doggie Chew Toy Guitars
-'''Segment Two:''' Joel explains the very fictional origins of Godzilla with the song “The Godzilla Genealogy Bop”
+'''Segment Two:''' Joel explains the very fictional origins of Godzilla with the song ''“[[Godzilla Genealogy Bop|The Godzilla Genealogy Bop]].”''
 '''Segment Three:''' Crow and Tom believe that Joel is suffering from space madness. They think Joel’s models of famous earth structures made from found objects are further evidence of his mental decline. So they destroy the models for Joel’s own good.
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 <ul><li><i>"This must be for the seafood lover in us."</i></li></ul>
-A parody of the advertising slogan for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Lobste Red Lobster] r
+A parody of the advertising slogan for [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Lobste Red Lobster]
 <ul data-rte-empty-lines-before="1"><li><i>"You may find yourself living in a shogun shack!"</i></li></ul>
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 <ul data-rte-empty-lines-before="1"><li><i>"I'm hysterical... and I'm wet!</i>"</li></ul>
-A line by Leo Bloom [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000698/ Gene Wilder] from [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063462/ The Producers] after having a cup of water thrown in his face.
+A line by Leo Bloom [http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000698/ Gene Wilder]from [http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0063462/ The Producers]after having a cup of water thrown in his face.
 <ul><li><i>"Hey! You got your backgammon in my money!" "You got your money in my backgammon!"</i> -Joel and Crow</li></ul>

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-The Godzilla Genealogy Bop, is a song from the Episode [[Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster]].  It's Joel point of veiw in explaning how Godzilla was created, as well has other "Green" characters.
+The Godzilla Genealogy Bop, is a song from the Episode [[Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster]]. It's Joel point of veiw in explaning how Godzilla was created, as well has other "Green" characters.
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 TOM: Yeah. Look, there's Aunty Ness from Scotland's Loch, they married in the spring. And their first-born was [[Wikipedia:Godzooky|Godzooky]], and now we begin to sing!
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 CROW: Godzookie went to Hollywood, an agent to the stars. He had an affair with [[Wikipedia:Lorna Lufts|Lorna Lufts]]
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-TOM: There they are: there's Kermit the Frog, the [[Wikipedia:Swamp Thing|Swamp Thing]], Hulk, and Ernest Borgnine too!
+TOM: There they are: there's [http://muppet.wikia.com/wiki/Mystery_Science_Theater_3000 Kermit the Frog] , the [[Wikipedia:Swamp Thing|Swamp Thing]], Hulk, and [[Ernest Borgnine]] too!

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 ==Biography==
-<p style="border-bottom-width:0px;border-left-width:0px;font-style:inherit;font-weight:inherit;margin-top:0.4em;margin-right:0px;margin-bottom:0.5em;margin-left:0px;padding-top:0px;padding-right:0px;padding-bottom:0px;padding-left:0px;vertical-align:baseline;">She is a Twin Cities native. Her first experience with comedy came as an eighth-grade fan of comedian Paul Reubens' character Pee-wee Herman. ''"I wrote a letter to Pee-wee telling him what a fan I was, and I guess he remembered me." When Reubens did a show as Pee-wee at Minneapolis' Guthrie Theater, "He called me at home, ( I sh*t you not) and he upgraded my seats for his show. But wait it gets better, during his act he called me on stage to do my rendition of his "Hand Monster Game" '''(Don't let the name scare you, it was a G rated bit.)''' I was a big hit! Pee-wee even pretended to stomp off stage pouting. I think that's when I got bit by the comedy bug, standing in front of that crowd of 1,500 laughing people. It was great."'' After high school, she attended the University of Minnesota, where she got a theater arts degree, and she insists all that time in college wasn't a waste of time. ''"I learned some weird 'wingnut' kinds of things there: Mold making and construction techniques and other stuff it would have been hard to pick up anywhere else,"'' she says with a giggle. (Have we mentioned Beez has an incredibly infectious giggle? She does. Anyway.)</p>
+<p style="border-bottom-width:0px;border-left-width:0px;font-style:inherit;font-weight:inherit;margin-top:0.4em;margin-right:0px;margin-bottom:0.5em;margin-left:0px;padding-top:0px;padding-right:0px;padding-bottom:0px;padding-left:0px;vertical-align:baseline;">She is a Twin Cities native. Her first experience with comedy came as an eighth-grade fan of comedian Paul Reubens' character Pee-wee Herman. After high school, she attended the University of Minnesota, where she got a theater arts degree, and she insists all that time in college wasn't a waste of time. ''"I learned some weird 'wingnut' kinds of things there: Mold making and construction techniques and other stuff it would have been hard to pick up anywhere else,"'' she says with a giggle. (Have we mentioned Beez has an incredibly infectious giggle? She does. Anyway.)</p>
 <p style="border-bottom-width:0px;border-left-width:0px;font-style:inherit;font-weight:inherit;margin-top:0.4em;margin-right:0px;margin-bottom:0.5em;margin-left:0px;padding-top:0px;padding-right:0px;padding-bottom:0px;padding-left:0px;vertical-align:baseline;">
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 <p style="border-bottom-width:0px;border-left-width:0px;font-style:inherit;font-weight:inherit;margin-top:0.4em;margin-right:0px;margin-bottom:0.5em;margin-left:0px;padding-top:0px;padding-right:0px;padding-bottom:0px;padding-left:0px;vertical-align:baseline;">In Season Eight, she popped up as one of the singing mutants in Experiment 804- [[The Deadly Mantis]], was asked to "screech like a maniac" as [[The Terror]] in Experiment 807- [[Terror From the Year 5000]], was among the "[[Roman Day Players]]" for Experiments 818- [[Devil Doll]] and 819- [[Invasion of the Neptune Men]] and provided the voice of the [[''Technical Support" operator]] in Experiment 822- [[Overdrawn at the Memory Bank]].</p>
-<p style="border-bottom-width:0px;border-left-width:0px;font-style:inherit;font-weight:inherit;margin-top:0.4em;margin-right:0px;margin-bottom:0.5em;margin-left:0px;padding-top:0px;padding-right:0px;padding-bottom:0px;padding-left:0px;vertical-align:baseline;">In Season Nine, she was among the voices of the villagers outside [[Castle Forrester]] in Experiment 902 [[The Phantom Planet]], she dropped by to hang out with [[Observer]] as "Staci" in Experiment 903 [[The Puma Man]] and was the peasant Pearl tried to turn into a werewolf in Experiment 904 [[Werewolf]] before her breakout role as babysitter [[Steffi]] in Experiment in Experiment 908 [[The Touch of Satan]].</p>
+<p style="border-bottom-width:0px;border-left-width:0px;font-style:inherit;font-weight:inherit;margin-top:0.4em;margin-right:0px;margin-bottom:0.5em;margin-left:0px;padding-top:0px;padding-right:0px;padding-bottom:0px;padding-left:0px;vertical-align:baseline;">In Season Nine, she was among the voices of the villagers outside [[Castle Forrester]] in Experiment 902 [[The Phantom Planet]], she dropped by to hang out with [[Brain Guy|Observer]] as "Staci" in Experiment 903 [[The Puma Man]] and was the peasant Pearl tried to turn into a werewolf in Experiment 904 [[Werewolf]] before her breakout role as babysitter [[Steffi]] in Experiment in Experiment 908 [[The Touch of Satan]].</p>
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-[[Image:Observers.jpg|thumb|250px|Brain Guy]]
+[[File:Observers.jpg|thumb|250px|Observer 1 ([[Paul Chaplin]]), Brain Guy ([[Bill Corbett]]) and Observer 2 ([[Mike Nelson]]).]]
 '''The Observers''' are an alien race who claim they are hyperintelligent, psychic, and all confusingly share the name "Observer". The race also claims to be without bodies (despite obvious evidence to the contrary) and carry their bright-blue brains in large Petri Dishes, rather than inside their (supposedly nonexistent) skulls.<br />
-They all claim, to be omniscient and omnipotent, much like Q from Star Trek and his people, but they frequently fail to demonstrate these supposed abilities. In one of their earlier appearances, the one that later came to be known as [[Brain Guy]] by the other [[Mads]], had tested the rest of the cast to see if any of them are deserving of the right to become part of their kind. He was surprised when [[Tom Servo]] scored higher than even him, which lead to his being painfully punished.<br />
+They all claim, to be omniscient and omnipotent, much like [http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Q Q from Star Trek] and his people, but they frequently fail to demonstrate these supposed abilities. In one of their earlier appearances, the one that later came to be known as [[Brain Guy]] by the other [[Mads]], had tested the rest of the cast to see if any of them are deserving of the right to become part of their kind. He was surprised when [[Tom Servo]] scored higher than even him, which lead to his being painfully punished.<br />
 Later the Observer homeworld is accidentally destroyed by [[Mike Nelson]] and Observer [[Brain Guy]] is left to be "brow-beaten" by [[Pearl Forrester]] as one of the [[Mads]].
-In time the survivors were able to reconstitute their planet([[The Deadly Bees]]).
+In time the survivors were able to reconstitute their planet (in Experiment 904 [[The Deadly Bees]]).
 [[Category:MST3K Characters|Observers]]

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-'''Beth "Beez" McKeever ''' was the art department designer for MST3k. She also played [[Steffi]] in the host segments for Experiment .
+'''Beth "Beez" McKeever '''was a prop designer and assistant and occasional guest star on ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]''.
 [[Category:MST3K Actors]]
 [[Category:MST3K Crew]]

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 | [[Patrick Brantseg]] || 1992-1999 || Art Direction, Set Decoration, Props Assistant || [[Gypsy]] (Seasons 8-10), [[Mike's Socksy]], [[Rooster]]
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-| [[Beth McKeever]] || 1996-1999 || Props || [[Steffi]]
+| [[Beez McKeever|Beth "Beez" McKeever]] || 1996-1999 || Props || [[Steffi]]
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 | [[Julie Walker]] || 1993-1996 || Info Club Poobah ||

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 While working the comedy club scene in Minneapolis, Chaplin eventually met [[Mary Jo Pehl]] and [[Mike Nelson]]. Nelson approached Chaplin about becoming a writer for MST3K during Season 3 and submitted him to a test in which he had to take home 10 minutes of the movie "[[Daddy-O]]" and give it the MST3K treatment. Chaplin passed with flying colors.
-In a [http:// http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/mst3k/message/7236 1999 interview on Yahoo.com], Chaplin talked about what he had originally written for [[Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie|the official MST3k movie]], which he was disappointed with the distribution and handling of. In the same discussion, he also talked about what his contributions to the MST3k  book [[The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Amazing Colossal Episode Guide|The Amazing Colossal Episode Guide]].
+In a [http://tv.groups.yahoo.com/group/mst3k/message/7236 1999 interview on Yahoo.com], Chaplin talked about what he had originally written for [[Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Movie|the official MST3k movie]], which he was disappointed with the distribution and handling of. In the same discussion, he also talked about what his contributions to the MST3k book [[The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Amazing Colossal Episode Guide|The Amazing Colossal Episode Guide]].
 In 2007, when Best Brains head [[Jim Mallon]] tried and failed to successfully relaunch the official MST3k site, Chaplin voiced [[Crow T. Robot]] (with [[James Moore]] as [[Tom Servo]]) in four brief Flash animations called ''[[The 'Bots Are Back]] ''previously made available on the site. The animations were reportedly critically panned.