MSTF - Revision history

BerylRoll at 14:41, 15 February 2026

2026-02-15T14:41:46Z

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	;BotCon 2005 [[Source:MSTF/2005\|MSTF 8: With Kung-Fu Quip]]		;BotCon 2005 [[Source:MSTF/2005\|MSTF 8: With Kung-Fu Quip]]
	:In honor of [[Fun Publications]] coming on board as the new producers of BotCon, a quartet of G.I. Joe-themed episodes:		:In honor of [[Fun Publications]] coming on board as the new producers of BotCon, a quartet of G.I. Joe-themed episodes:
	*"[[Prime Target (~~episode~~)\|Prime Target]]"		*"[[Prime Target (G1)\|Prime Target]]"
	*"[[Auto-Bop]]"		*"[[Auto-Bop]]"
	*"[[The Killing Jar (episode)\|The Killing Jar]]"		*"[[The Killing Jar (episode)\|The Killing Jar]]"

Saix: Not sure why the category isn't plural, but here we goooo

2024-01-26T17:48:07Z

Not sure why the category isn't plural, but here we goooo

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	*[http://bindingpolymer.com/mst3kfanvids/legacy/thescripts.html Archive of additional MSTF Scripts]		*[http://bindingpolymer.com/mst3kfanvids/legacy/thescripts.html Archive of additional MSTF Scripts]

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	[[Category:Fandom]]		[[Category:Fandom]]
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			[[Category:Script readings]]

Saix at 16:59, 26 January 2024

2024-01-26T16:59:49Z

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	[[Image:TFTM Unicron smashes cybertron.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|"You... underestimate me."<br>       "I've been drinking ''milk''. You see, Galvatron... one glass of milk... contains more than a quarter... of the calcium I need each day... ''Milk'', Galvatron... it does a body good!"]]		[[Image:TFTM Unicron smashes cybertron.jpg\|right\|200px\|thumb\|"You... underestimate me."<br>       "I've been drinking ''milk''. You see, Galvatron... one glass of milk... contains more than a quarter... of the calcium I need each day... ''Milk'', Galvatron... it does a body good!"]]

	;BotCon 1997 [[MSTF/1997\|Mystery Science Transformers 3000]]		;BotCon 1997 [[Source:MSTF/1997\|Mystery Science Transformers 3000]]
	*''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''		*''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]''

	;BotCon 1998 [[MSTF/1998\|Transformers: The MSTing 2: The Wrath of 'Con]]		;BotCon 1998 [[Source:MSTF/1998\|Transformers: The MSTing 2: The Wrath of 'Con]]
	*''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'' (again)		*''[[The Transformers: The Movie]]'' (again)

	;BotCon 1999 [[MSTF/1999\|Transformers: The MSTing 3: The Search For Spark]]		;BotCon 1999 [[Source:MSTF/1999\|Transformers: The MSTing 3: The Search For Spark]]
	*"[[Dark Voyage]]"		*"[[Dark Voyage]]"
	*"[[Fire on the Mountain (episode)\|Fire on the Mountain]]"		*"[[Fire on the Mountain (episode)\|Fire on the Mountain]]"
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	*"[[Carnage in C-Minor]]"		*"[[Carnage in C-Minor]]"

	;BotCon 2000 [[MSTF/2000\|Transformers: The MSTing 4: A New Joke]]		;BotCon 2000 [[Source:MSTF/2000\|Transformers: The MSTing 4: A New Joke]]
	*"[[Victory (episode)\|Victory]]"		*"[[Victory (episode)\|Victory]]"
	*"[[Forbidden Fruit]]"		*"[[Forbidden Fruit]]"
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	*"[[The Dweller in the Depths]]"		*"[[The Dweller in the Depths]]"

	;BotCon 2001 [[MSTF/2001\|Transformers: The MSTing 5: The Foolish Frontier]]		;BotCon 2001 [[Source:MSTF/2001\|Transformers: The MSTing 5: The Foolish Frontier]]
	*"[[Aerial Assault]]"		*"[[Aerial Assault]]"
	*"[[Dark Awakening (episode)\|Dark Awakening]]"		*"[[Dark Awakening (episode)\|Dark Awakening]]"
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	*The music video for [[Stan Bush]]'s "[[The Touch]]"		*The music video for [[Stan Bush]]'s "[[The Touch]]"

	;OTFCC 2003 [[MSTF/2003\|MSTF 6: The Musical]]		;OTFCC 2003 [[Source:MSTF/2003\|MSTF 6: The Musical]]
	*"[[Cosmic Rust (episode)\|Cosmic Rust]]"		*"[[Cosmic Rust (episode)\|Cosmic Rust]]"
	*"[[Gorilla Warfare]]"		*"[[Gorilla Warfare]]"
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	("Satellite of Doom" and "When Continents Collide" were both "animated"—and we use that term loosely—video versions of the [[See & Read]] storybooks of the same names. After "Satellite" was finished, audible groans from the audience greeted the announcement that a second such torture session was beginning.)		("Satellite of Doom" and "When Continents Collide" were both "animated"—and we use that term loosely—video versions of the [[See & Read]] storybooks of the same names. After "Satellite" was finished, audible groans from the audience greeted the announcement that a second such torture session was beginning.)

	;OTFCC 2004 [[MSTF/2004\|MSTF 7: Generation Why]]		;OTFCC 2004 [[Source:MSTF/2004\|MSTF 7: Generation Why]]
	*"[[Typhoon Twister]]"		*"[[Typhoon Twister]]"
	*"[[Arctic Oil Spill]]"		*"[[Arctic Oil Spill]]"
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	(The version of "More than Meets the Eye" shown featured [[Tommy Kennedy]] bumpers.)		(The version of "More than Meets the Eye" shown featured [[Tommy Kennedy]] bumpers.)

	;BotCon 2005 [[MSTF/2005\|MSTF 8: With Kung-Fu Quip]]		;BotCon 2005 [[Source:MSTF/2005\|MSTF 8: With Kung-Fu Quip]]
	:In honor of [[Fun Publications]] coming on board as the new producers of BotCon, a quartet of G.I. Joe-themed episodes:		:In honor of [[Fun Publications]] coming on board as the new producers of BotCon, a quartet of G.I. Joe-themed episodes:
	*"[[Prime Target (episode)\|Prime Target]]"		*"[[Prime Target (episode)\|Prime Target]]"
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	*"[[Only Human]]"		*"[[Only Human]]"

	;BotCon 2006 [[MSTF/2006\|MSTF 9: Anniversary Faults]]		;BotCon 2006 [[Source:MSTF/2006\|MSTF 9: Anniversary Faults]]
	*"[[Reptron's Rampage]]"		*"[[Reptron's Rampage]]"
	*"[[Racer-Bot Road Rally]]"		*"[[Racer-Bot Road Rally]]"
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	*"[[Beast Wars (Part 2)]]"		*"[[Beast Wars (Part 2)]]"

	;BotCon 2007 [[MSTF/2007\|MSTF 10: Ruining Transformers Forever]]		;BotCon 2007 [[Source:MSTF/2007\|MSTF 10: Ruining Transformers Forever]]
	*''The Transformers: The Movie'' (completely rescripted)		*''The Transformers: The Movie'' (completely rescripted)

Abates: /* List of MSTF panels */

2018-04-15T02:19:25Z

List of MSTF panels

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	*"[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 2]]"		*"[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 2]]"
	*"[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 3]]"		*"[[More than Meets the Eye, Part 3]]"
	(The version of "More than Meets the Eye" shown featured [[~~Tommy Kennedy (G1)\|~~Tommy Kennedy]] bumpers.)		(The version of "More than Meets the Eye" shown featured [[Tommy Kennedy]] bumpers.)

	;BotCon 2005 [[MSTF/2005\|MSTF 8: With Kung-Fu Quip]]		;BotCon 2005 [[MSTF/2005\|MSTF 8: With Kung-Fu Quip]]

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47: Now that BotCon is no longer extant.

2017-05-20T22:16:18Z

Now that BotCon is no longer extant.

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	[[Image:Mstf2007.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Phil, Doug, and Sipher in DIGITALLY ENHANCED WIDESCREEN.]]		[[Image:Mstf2007.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Phil, Doug, and Sipher in DIGITALLY ENHANCED WIDESCREEN.]]

	'''MSTF''' is an annual [[BotCon]] event at which various Transformers episodes and videos are ridiculed (lovingly... mostly) in the vein of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' by a trio of fans. Just like the television show, comedy skits are intercut between the video segments. Also like the television show, the production must make the best of a limited budget. Pre-recorded video segments have also become a regular feature (such as [[Casey Kasem]]'s infamous curse-laden backstage rant layered over animation of [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]], just to name one of the cheaper shots.) Productions are painstakingly rehearsed to achieve perfect comedic polish, with the actors even going so far as to ''read the scripts before the event''. Sometimes. Now that's dedication, folks!		'''MSTF''' was an annual [[BotCon]] event at which various Transformers episodes and videos are ridiculed (lovingly... mostly) in the vein of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' by a trio of fans. Just like the television show, comedy skits are intercut between the video segments. Also like the television show, the production must make the best of a limited budget. Pre-recorded video segments have also become a regular feature (such as [[Casey Kasem]]'s infamous curse-laden backstage rant layered over animation of [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]], just to name one of the cheaper shots.) Productions are painstakingly rehearsed to achieve perfect comedic polish, with the actors even going so far as to ''read the scripts before the event''. Sometimes. Now that's dedication, folks!

	The core actor/roaster group began as [[Doug Dlin]], [[Greg Sepelak\|Greg "M Sipher" Sepelak]], and [[Robert Jung\|Rob "I can't believe it's not butter" Jung]]. Starting in 2001, Rob disappeared and [[Phil Zeman\|Phil "SkyJammer" Zeman]] mysteriously appeared in his place. We're not suggesting anything about this, though, honest.		The core actor/roaster group began as [[Doug Dlin]], [[Greg Sepelak\|Greg "M Sipher" Sepelak]], and [[Robert Jung\|Rob "I can't believe it's not butter" Jung]]. Starting in 2001, Rob disappeared and [[Phil Zeman\|Phil "SkyJammer" Zeman]] mysteriously appeared in his place. We're not suggesting anything about this, though, honest.

Sabrblade: /* List of MSTF panels */

2016-09-26T03:35:56Z

List of MSTF panels

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	*"[[Sparkwar Pt. I: The Strike]]"		*"[[Sparkwar Pt. I: The Strike]]"
	*"[[Nightmare Planet]]"		*"[[Nightmare Planet]]"

			;BotCon 2014 MSTF 15<nowiki>: </nowiki>
			*''The Transformers: The Movie''

	==External links==		==External links==

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47: /* Fiction */

2016-08-27T17:37:58Z

Fiction

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	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
	===Ask Vector Prime===		===Ask Vector Prime===
	[[Vector Prime]] was a fan of the MSTF tradition, which eventually led him to the original ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]''. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 7/12/~~2015~~}}		[[Vector Prime]] was a fan of the MSTF tradition, which eventually led him to the original ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]''. {{storylink\|Ask Vector Prime#Facebook\|Ask Vector Prime, 2015/12/07}}

	==List of MSTF panels==		==List of MSTF panels==

S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47 at 17:37, 27 August 2016

2016-08-27T17:37:10Z

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	[[Image:Mstf2007.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Phil, Doug and Sipher in DIGITALLY ENHANCED WIDESCREEN.]]		[[Image:Mstf2007.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Phil, Doug, and Sipher in DIGITALLY ENHANCED WIDESCREEN.]]

	'''MSTF''' is an annual [[BotCon]] event at which various Transformers episodes and videos are ridiculed (lovingly... mostly) in the vein of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' by a trio of fans. Just like the television show, comedy skits are intercut between the video segments. Also like the television show, the production must make the best of a limited budget. Pre-recorded video segments have also become a regular feature (such as [[Casey Kasem]]'s infamous curse-laden backstage rant layered over animation of [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]], just to name one of the cheaper shots.) Productions are painstakingly rehearsed to achieve perfect comedic polish, with the actors even going so far as to ''read the scripts before the event''. Sometimes. Now that's dedication, folks!		'''MSTF''' is an annual [[BotCon]] event at which various Transformers episodes and videos are ridiculed (lovingly... mostly) in the vein of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' by a trio of fans. Just like the television show, comedy skits are intercut between the video segments. Also like the television show, the production must make the best of a limited budget. Pre-recorded video segments have also become a regular feature (such as [[Casey Kasem]]'s infamous curse-laden backstage rant layered over animation of [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]], just to name one of the cheaper shots.) Productions are painstakingly rehearsed to achieve perfect comedic polish, with the actors even going so far as to ''read the scripts before the event''. Sometimes. Now that's dedication, folks!

	The core actor/roaster group began as [[Doug Dlin]], [[Greg Sepelak\|Greg "M Sipher" Sepelak]], and [[Robert Jung\|Rob "I can't believe it's not butter" Jung]]. Starting in 2001, Rob disappeared and [[Phil Zeman\|Phil "SkyJammer" Zeman]] mysteriously appeared in his place. We're not suggesting anything about this, though, honest.		The core actor/roaster group began as [[Doug Dlin]], [[Greg Sepelak\|Greg "M Sipher" Sepelak]], and [[Robert Jung\|Rob "I can't believe it's not butter" Jung]]. Starting in 2001, Rob disappeared and [[Phil Zeman\|Phil "SkyJammer" Zeman]] mysteriously appeared in his place. We're not suggesting anything about this, though, honest.

	Other participants have included Dave "Hex" Tashjian (1999 only), various walk-on guests ([[David Willis\|David "Walky" Willis]] prominent among them), and miscellaneous props/cameras/lights assistants. They even collared [[Vince DiCola]] to play a number alongside Phil Zeman in 2003. Numerous fans have contributed to the scripts over the years; in 2008, many got in on the festivities in a rotating "third performer" slot when Phil ''mysteriously vanished''. In 2009, Doug also mysteriously disappeared, possibly in an attempt to locate Phil, and the two were replaced by [[Trent Troop\|S. Trent Troop]] and that Walky person.		Other participants have included Dave "Hex" Tashjian (1999 only), various walk-on guests ([[David Willis\|David "Walky" Willis]] prominent among them), and miscellaneous props/cameras/lights assistants. They even collared [[Vince DiCola]] to play a number alongside Phil Zeman in 2003. Numerous fans have contributed to the scripts over the years; in 2008, many got in on the festivities in a rotating "third performer" slot when Phil ''mysteriously vanished''. In 2009, Doug also mysteriously disappeared, possibly in an attempt to locate Phil, and the two were replaced by [[Trent Troop\|S. Trent Troop]] and that Walky person.

	==Fiction==		==Fiction==
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	*"[[When Continents Collide]]"		*"[[When Continents Collide]]"

	("Satellite of Doom" and "When Continents Collide" were both "animated"—and we use that term loosely—video versions of the [[See & Read]] storybooks of the same names. After "Satellite" was finished, audible groans from the audience greeted the announcement that a second such torture session was beginning.)		("Satellite of Doom" and "When Continents Collide" were both "animated"—and we use that term loosely—video versions of the [[See & Read]] storybooks of the same names. After "Satellite" was finished, audible groans from the audience greeted the announcement that a second such torture session was beginning.)

	;OTFCC 2004 [[MSTF/2004\|MSTF 7: Generation Why]]		;OTFCC 2004 [[MSTF/2004\|MSTF 7: Generation Why]]

M Sipher: Reverted edits by Cr85747 (talk) to last revision by S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47

2016-08-27T17:25:35Z

Reverted edits by Cr85747 (talk) to last revision by S.H.I.E.L.D. Agent 47

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	~~'''Mystery Science TransFormers''' (or~~ '''MSTF''') is an annual [[BotCon]] event at which various Transformers episodes and videos are ridiculed (lovingly... mostly) in the vein of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' by a trio of fans. Just like the television show, comedy skits are intercut between the video segments. Also like the television show, the production must make the best of a limited budget. Pre-recorded video segments have also become a regular feature (such as [[Casey Kasem]]'s infamous curse-laden backstage rant layered over animation of [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]], just to name one of the cheaper shots.) Productions are painstakingly rehearsed to achieve perfect comedic polish, with the actors even going so far as to ''read the scripts before the event''. Sometimes. Now that's dedication, folks!		'''MSTF''' is an annual [[BotCon]] event at which various Transformers episodes and videos are ridiculed (lovingly... mostly) in the vein of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' by a trio of fans. Just like the television show, comedy skits are intercut between the video segments. Also like the television show, the production must make the best of a limited budget. Pre-recorded video segments have also become a regular feature (such as [[Casey Kasem]]'s infamous curse-laden backstage rant layered over animation of [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]], just to name one of the cheaper shots.) Productions are painstakingly rehearsed to achieve perfect comedic polish, with the actors even going so far as to ''read the scripts before the event''. Sometimes. Now that's dedication, folks!

	The core actor/roaster group began as [[Doug Dlin]], [[Greg Sepelak\|Greg "M Sipher" Sepelak]], and [[Robert Jung\|Rob "I can't believe it's not butter" Jung]]. Starting in 2001, Rob disappeared and [[Phil Zeman\|Phil "SkyJammer" Zeman]] mysteriously appeared in his place. We're not suggesting anything about this, though, honest.		The core actor/roaster group began as [[Doug Dlin]], [[Greg Sepelak\|Greg "M Sipher" Sepelak]], and [[Robert Jung\|Rob "I can't believe it's not butter" Jung]]. Starting in 2001, Rob disappeared and [[Phil Zeman\|Phil "SkyJammer" Zeman]] mysteriously appeared in his place. We're not suggesting anything about this, though, honest.

Cr85747 at 10:36, 27 August 2016

2016-08-27T10:36:37Z

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	'''Mystery Science TransFormers''' is an annual [[BotCon]] event at which various Transformers episodes and videos are ridiculed (lovingly... mostly) in the vein of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' by a trio of fans. Just like the television show, comedy skits are intercut between the video segments. Also like the television show, the production must make the best of a limited budget. Pre-recorded video segments have also become a regular feature (such as [[Casey Kasem]]'s infamous curse-laden backstage rant layered over animation of [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]], just to name one of the cheaper shots.) Productions are painstakingly rehearsed to achieve perfect comedic polish, with the actors even going so far as to ''read the scripts before the event''. Sometimes. Now that's dedication, folks!		'''Mystery Science TransFormers''' (or '''MSTF''') is an annual [[BotCon]] event at which various Transformers episodes and videos are ridiculed (lovingly... mostly) in the vein of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' by a trio of fans. Just like the television show, comedy skits are intercut between the video segments. Also like the television show, the production must make the best of a limited budget. Pre-recorded video segments have also become a regular feature (such as [[Casey Kasem]]'s infamous curse-laden backstage rant layered over animation of [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]], just to name one of the cheaper shots.) Productions are painstakingly rehearsed to achieve perfect comedic polish, with the actors even going so far as to ''read the scripts before the event''. Sometimes. Now that's dedication, folks!

	The core actor/roaster group began as [[Doug Dlin]], [[Greg Sepelak\|Greg "M Sipher" Sepelak]], and [[Robert Jung\|Rob "I can't believe it's not butter" Jung]]. Starting in 2001, Rob disappeared and [[Phil Zeman\|Phil "SkyJammer" Zeman]] mysteriously appeared in his place. We're not suggesting anything about this, though, honest.		The core actor/roaster group began as [[Doug Dlin]], [[Greg Sepelak\|Greg "M Sipher" Sepelak]], and [[Robert Jung\|Rob "I can't believe it's not butter" Jung]]. Starting in 2001, Rob disappeared and [[Phil Zeman\|Phil "SkyJammer" Zeman]] mysteriously appeared in his place. We're not suggesting anything about this, though, honest.

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	'''MSTF''' is an annual [[BotCon]] event at which various Transformers episodes and videos are ridiculed (lovingly... mostly) in the vein of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' by a trio of fans. Just like the television show, comedy skits are intercut between the video segments. Also like the television show, the production must make the best of a limited budget. Pre-recorded video segments have also become a regular feature (such as [[Casey Kasem]]'s infamous curse-laden backstage rant layered over animation of [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]], just to name one of the cheaper shots.) Productions are painstakingly rehearsed to achieve perfect comedic polish, with the actors even going so far as to ''read the scripts before the event''. Sometimes. Now that's dedication, folks!		'''MSTF''' was an annual [[BotCon]] event at which various Transformers episodes and videos are ridiculed (lovingly... mostly) in the vein of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' by a trio of fans. Just like the television show, comedy skits are intercut between the video segments. Also like the television show, the production must make the best of a limited budget. Pre-recorded video segments have also become a regular feature (such as [[Casey Kasem]]'s infamous curse-laden backstage rant layered over animation of [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]], just to name one of the cheaper shots.) Productions are painstakingly rehearsed to achieve perfect comedic polish, with the actors even going so far as to ''read the scripts before the event''. Sometimes. Now that's dedication, folks!

	The core actor/roaster group began as [[Doug Dlin]], [[Greg Sepelak\|Greg "M Sipher" Sepelak]], and [[Robert Jung\|Rob "I can't believe it's not butter" Jung]]. Starting in 2001, Rob disappeared and [[Phil Zeman\|Phil "SkyJammer" Zeman]] mysteriously appeared in his place. We're not suggesting anything about this, though, honest.		The core actor/roaster group began as [[Doug Dlin]], [[Greg Sepelak\|Greg "M Sipher" Sepelak]], and [[Robert Jung\|Rob "I can't believe it's not butter" Jung]]. Starting in 2001, Rob disappeared and [[Phil Zeman\|Phil "SkyJammer" Zeman]] mysteriously appeared in his place. We're not suggesting anything about this, though, honest.

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	~~'''Mystery Science TransFormers''' (or~~ '''MSTF''') is an annual [[BotCon]] event at which various Transformers episodes and videos are ridiculed (lovingly... mostly) in the vein of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' by a trio of fans. Just like the television show, comedy skits are intercut between the video segments. Also like the television show, the production must make the best of a limited budget. Pre-recorded video segments have also become a regular feature (such as [[Casey Kasem]]'s infamous curse-laden backstage rant layered over animation of [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]], just to name one of the cheaper shots.) Productions are painstakingly rehearsed to achieve perfect comedic polish, with the actors even going so far as to ''read the scripts before the event''. Sometimes. Now that's dedication, folks!		'''MSTF''' is an annual [[BotCon]] event at which various Transformers episodes and videos are ridiculed (lovingly... mostly) in the vein of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' by a trio of fans. Just like the television show, comedy skits are intercut between the video segments. Also like the television show, the production must make the best of a limited budget. Pre-recorded video segments have also become a regular feature (such as [[Casey Kasem]]'s infamous curse-laden backstage rant layered over animation of [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]], just to name one of the cheaper shots.) Productions are painstakingly rehearsed to achieve perfect comedic polish, with the actors even going so far as to ''read the scripts before the event''. Sometimes. Now that's dedication, folks!

	The core actor/roaster group began as [[Doug Dlin]], [[Greg Sepelak\|Greg "M Sipher" Sepelak]], and [[Robert Jung\|Rob "I can't believe it's not butter" Jung]]. Starting in 2001, Rob disappeared and [[Phil Zeman\|Phil "SkyJammer" Zeman]] mysteriously appeared in his place. We're not suggesting anything about this, though, honest.		The core actor/roaster group began as [[Doug Dlin]], [[Greg Sepelak\|Greg "M Sipher" Sepelak]], and [[Robert Jung\|Rob "I can't believe it's not butter" Jung]]. Starting in 2001, Rob disappeared and [[Phil Zeman\|Phil "SkyJammer" Zeman]] mysteriously appeared in his place. We're not suggesting anything about this, though, honest.

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	[[Image:Mstf2007.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Phil, Doug and Sipher in DIGITALLY ENHANCED WIDESCREEN.]]		[[Image:Mstf2007.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Phil, Doug and Sipher in DIGITALLY ENHANCED WIDESCREEN.]]

	'''Mystery Science TransFormers''' is an annual [[BotCon]] event at which various Transformers episodes and videos are ridiculed (lovingly... mostly) in the vein of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' by a trio of fans. Just like the television show, comedy skits are intercut between the video segments. Also like the television show, the production must make the best of a limited budget. Pre-recorded video segments have also become a regular feature (such as [[Casey Kasem]]'s infamous curse-laden backstage rant layered over animation of [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]], just to name one of the cheaper shots.) Productions are painstakingly rehearsed to achieve perfect comedic polish, with the actors even going so far as to ''read the scripts before the event''. Sometimes. Now that's dedication, folks!		'''Mystery Science TransFormers''' (or '''MSTF''') is an annual [[BotCon]] event at which various Transformers episodes and videos are ridiculed (lovingly... mostly) in the vein of ''[[Mystery Science Theater 3000]]'' by a trio of fans. Just like the television show, comedy skits are intercut between the video segments. Also like the television show, the production must make the best of a limited budget. Pre-recorded video segments have also become a regular feature (such as [[Casey Kasem]]'s infamous curse-laden backstage rant layered over animation of [[Cliffjumper (G1)\|Cliffjumper]], just to name one of the cheaper shots.) Productions are painstakingly rehearsed to achieve perfect comedic polish, with the actors even going so far as to ''read the scripts before the event''. Sometimes. Now that's dedication, folks!

	The core actor/roaster group began as [[Doug Dlin]], [[Greg Sepelak\|Greg "M Sipher" Sepelak]], and [[Robert Jung\|Rob "I can't believe it's not butter" Jung]]. Starting in 2001, Rob disappeared and [[Phil Zeman\|Phil "SkyJammer" Zeman]] mysteriously appeared in his place. We're not suggesting anything about this, though, honest.		The core actor/roaster group began as [[Doug Dlin]], [[Greg Sepelak\|Greg "M Sipher" Sepelak]], and [[Robert Jung\|Rob "I can't believe it's not butter" Jung]]. Starting in 2001, Rob disappeared and [[Phil Zeman\|Phil "SkyJammer" Zeman]] mysteriously appeared in his place. We're not suggesting anything about this, though, honest.