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Of all of the cancelled television programs he had seen, '''Mystery Science Theater 3000''' was [[Vector Prime (Cybertron)|Vector Prime's]] favorite. However, no television or holovision program is worth bending or breaking causality to save. All hope was not lost, however, as there was an early 21st century crowdsourcing campaign to revive the program. Vector hoped his readers from the 23rd century would not spoil the results of that campaign. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}
Of all of the cancelled television programs he had seen, '''Mystery Science Theater 3000''' was [[Vector Prime (Cybertron)|Vector Prime's]] favorite. However, no television or holovision program is worth bending or breaking causality to save. All hope was not lost, however, as there was an early 21st century crowdsourcing campaign to revive the program. Vector hoped his readers from the 23rd century would not spoil the results of that campaign. {{storylink|Ask Vector Prime}}


==Notes==
==Links==
*There is indeed a crowdsourcing effort to revive Mystery Science Theater 3000 at [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mst3k/bringbackmst3k Kickstarter].
* {{w|Mystery Science Theater 3000}} at Wikipedia
* [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mst3k/bringbackmst3k Kickstarter revival campaign]


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Revision as of 05:20, 8 December 2015

Mystery Science Theater 3000 is a human television series, a cancelled comedy which inspired the MSTF tradition in Transformers.

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Of all of the cancelled television programs he had seen, Mystery Science Theater 3000 was Vector Prime's favorite. However, no television or holovision program is worth bending or breaking causality to save. All hope was not lost, however, as there was an early 21st century crowdsourcing campaign to revive the program. Vector hoped his readers from the 23rd century would not spoil the results of that campaign. Ask Vector Prime