MST3K Shorts: Series

Jonah's crew watches a short film about how we use water and the importance of water conservation.

Jonah's crew watches a short in which Sally has to get supper ready with a tight deadline.

Emily's crew watches a short that explains, in painstaking detail, how tennis balls are made.

Joel and the bots watch a short about the very different sleeping habits of two children, with riffs contributed by #BringBackMST3K backers during a riffing workshop with Joel in 2017!

Emily's crew watches a short in which three kids learn how aquarium fish reproduce.

Test subjects watch THE BICYCLE DRIVER (1973), a short in which a young man learns to safely operate his new bike.

Emily's crew watches the short film BALANCE BEAM FOR GIRLS (1971), which demonstrates balance beam exercises... for girls!

Joel's crew watches DOING THINGS FOR OURSELVES IN SCHOOL (1963), a short about young Steve and his irrepressible need to be independent.

Emily's crew watches a short about three kids watching a short about bicycle safety, called BICYCLING VISUAL SKILLS (1980s).

An unexpected set of test subjects watch the short film CAVALCADE (1960), featuring a potpourri of topics that range from auto manufacturing to ostrich farming.

Emily's crew watches BETTER BREAKFASTS, USA (1964), a short that scientifically explains the importance of breakfast for teenagers.

In this recovered footage from the end of Season 12, Kinga and Max are trapped in the theater and forced to watch the classic short, MR. B NATURAL (1956).

Emily's crew watches LET'S KEEP FOOD SAFE TO EAT (1964), about how children can help keep food safe... to eat.

Series of short films (also riffed) serving as interstitials on episodes of Mystery Science Theater 3000.

Series of short films (also riffed) serving as interstitials on episodes of Mystery Science Theater 3000.