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The Monkees: Our Favorite Episodes/1997/Rhino Home Video
"In new interviews, Mike, Davy, Micky, and Peter each discuss their favorite episode from The Monkees classic TV series, which then follows."
Features tracks from Paul's tenth solo album: Flaming Pie, this documentary is about the making of said album. It was first broadcast on VH1, and later on ITV1.
The extended version is shown on this release and was re-released in 2020 as part of Flaming Pie's deluxe edition.
Paul McCartney: In The World Tonight/1997/Rhino Home Video, MPL
"There are two Paul McCartneys, the legend and the man. History tells of the legend but, revealed here for the first time is the man-..."
Yes, we covered DVD versions of VHS tapes, but we're actually covering DVDs this time! Expect us to cover more Monkees, rock bands, Rhino's films, Sid and Marty Krofft, more MST3K, and a lot of others soon!
This release Contains two episodes with the loose theme of Transformers' brains: "Starscream's Brigade" and "Auto Berserk"
Also I just realized these covers are poor quality (the actual covers not the pictures of them)
This release contains two episodes with the theme of "crappy stuff" happening to Optimus Prime: "The Search for Alpha Trion" and "Dark Awakening". Okay, serious talk here, who wrote these stubs?
Shorts had Tom Servo do the wraparound segments for Vol. 1, however, since this was released after the show's end (August 1999), I'm unsure if Tom did the wraparound segments for Vol. 2. Also surprise, surprise, I don't have a copy!
Mystery Science Theater 3000: Shorts!, Volume 2/1999/Rhino Home Video
"Conceived in a gentler time, these six little flicks meant to set America's youth on a straight and narrow path take a wry turn as Mike, Tom Servo, and Crow..."
"...use their quick wit to turn these bland reels of celluloid into true pieces of art."
Conceived in 1999, the final year of production on MST, this compilation of shorts was a sequel to Shorts!, which was released in 1998
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Mystery Science Theater 3000: Shorts/1998/Rhino Home Video
"Suave, sophisticated Tom Servo hosts this look at his brilliant career alongside Crow, Mike Nelson, Joel Hodgson, and Gypsy, as the gang heckles their way through these seven short and insignificant films."