ABOUT THIS FAQ


Q: What's the dreary legal disclaimer you have to put on things like this?
A: We think it would go something...like this: Mystery Science Theater 3000 and its characters, situations and trademarks are owned by Best Brains Inc. This document is intended for informational and entertainment purposes only. No infringement of any and all copyrights or trademarks held or owned by anyone, including but not limited to Best Brains Inc. and/or any of its partners or employees past or present, Comedy Central and/or any of its parent and subsidiary companies, the Sci-Fi Channel and/or any of its parent or subsidiary companies, is intended or should be inferred, already.

Q: I bet you have a big ol' honkin' disclaimer too.
A: You bet. Big ol' honkin' disclaimer: The maintainers of this FAQ make no warranty that the information contained herein is 100-percent accurate, but, after all these years, we're confident that it's pretty darned close. Your mileage may vary.

Q: Who is responsible for this FAQ?
A: This FAQ was created, compiled and edited by Chris Cornell and Brian Henry.

Q: What's the history of MST3K FAQs?
A: The earliest MST3K FAQ that anybody knows about was compiled and edited by Rich Kulawiec, for an offline newsletter he distributed. When the first MST3K newsgroups were created in 1992, subscribers to Rich's newsletter posted his FAQ there, where it was then greatly expanded, and subsequently maintained by Lisa Jenkins. Later, custody of the FAQ was handed over to Matthew Duhan. Even later, Matt handed the whole deal over to us. 
All previous versions of the MST3K FAQ are superseded by this one.

Q: I have comments, corrections, suggestions, additions and/or criticisms. Where do I send it/them?
A: Any and all comments, corrections, suggestions, additions and/or criticisms are welcome and should be sent to comments@mst3kinfo.com.

Q: What if I want to publish this FAQ? What should I do?
A: Don't. As with any material on this web site, distribution or duplication of this information (or Major League Baseball, for that matter), without our express permission, is prohibited. Please email Chris Cornell [MSampo@aol.com] and Brian Henry [Erhardt4@aol.com]. Thanks.

Q: The FAQ is awesome. Can I post it on my website?
A: Um...thanks, but we'd rather you didn't. The problem is that the FAQ is constantly being updated, and when other people begin posting the FAQ in different places, you start to see differing versions all over the web. We'd be delighted if you'd link to our site, but we'd rather you didn't copy the FAQ. Thank you for understanding.

Q: Is there anybody you'd like to thank?
A: Why, yes, there is! Thanks for asking! The following is an incomplete list of all the people who have contributed in small or large ways, either to this FAQ or its predecessors. We thank them all for their efforts. They are:

Stephen Adelson, Jennie Andreasen, Matthew Arndt, David Arnold, Paul "Monty" Ashley, Amy Ashton, Malcolm Austin, Gregory, S. Bandy, Mike Barklage, Keith Barrett, Trace Beaulieu, Jerry Beck, Aaron Belisle, Andy Bell, David J. Bianco, Jeremy Billones, A. Wright Blan, Patrick Brantseg, Emi Briet, Cheryl Bulbach, Robert Buttram, Joseph Cadotte, Jeff Caradona, Tom Carberry, Mark Carson, Erin Cash, Noelle Celeste, Cliff Chaput, Kevin Cheek, Richard Clark, Stephanie M. Clarkson-Aines, Terri Clendenin, Mike Cohen, Chris Cooley, Jason Corley, Donald Cotnoir-Strong, Scott Crabtree, George Crawford, Charles Daniels, Grady Daub, Markus De Shon, Rob DeMillo, Patrick Delahanty, Bill Dennen, Scott Dexter, Dannielle Dirienzo, Theodore Dubro, Matt Duhan, Robert Duncan, Brian Dunkle, Tom Dupree, David Eanes, Lorenzo Ellis, Nina Eppes, Scott M. Fabbri, Anthony Fiarito, Patrick Fitzgerald, Christopher Forman, Lynn-Anne Friese, Greg Galcik, Pat Gomes, Sherry Gorse, John Gotts, Chad Gould, Jamie Green, Jay Grymyr, Gerald M. Guglielmo, Joseph Gumber, Andrew Hannah, Kate Halleron, William Harrison, Justin Hart, Cullen Hartley, Larry Hastings, Ron Hitchens, Joel Hodgson, Marty Hoff, Dale Holod, Mark Holtz, Charles R. Hoynowski, Ed Hughes, Jonathan Hughes, Ian Ingham, Mike Inglis, Chad Jackson, Lucy Jaffe, Lisa Jenkins, Brian Johnson, Mary Lynn Johnson, Ryan K. Johnson, Todd Johnson, Chuck Jordan, Norman Joseph, Brad Keely, Sean Kennedy, Ed Klein, Johnny Klonaris, Vance Kochenderfer, R'ykandar Korra'ti, Amy Kostyn, Rich Kulawiec, Adam La Chapelle, Donna K. Lang, Tony Lash, Douglas Lathrop, Pat Lawrence, Sharon Levy, Bob Linehan, Jim Mallon, Stephan A. Mancir, Steven K. Manfred, Lorrie Matheson, Jef Maynard, Chris McCullough, Dan McKenney, Jane Melander, Mark Meyer, Will Morgan, Phil Mueller, Kevin Murphy, Kevin Murray, Katie Muzik, Frank G. Neves, Michael J. Nelson, Michael K. Neylon, Synth F. Oberheim, Mark Odell, Mary Pat, Mike Pearce, Brian Perler, Marc Peters, Ken Plume, Jamie Plummer, Kevin Podsiadlik, Lon Ponschock, Joshua R. Poulson, Ed Powell, Rob Quianthy, Sean Redlitz, Ellen Sasse, Joel A. Schenkenberg, Leo Schwab, Michael Sensor, Jeff Shapuras, William Sherman, John D. Shull, Brian Siano, Will Silver, Steve Simmons, Sarah Skovronsky, Mike Slusher, Spatch, Dave Spensley, Craig Steinberger, Steve Strassmann, "The Punster," "Tazer One," Barb Tebben, Paul Thrasher, Chuck Tomasi, Dave Van Domelen, Rob Vincent, Lance Visser, Julie Walker, Richard Watson, Mark Weissburg, Jon Whitney, John Wiggins, Monty Wilson, Tom Wilson, Patty Winter, Kate Wrightson, Michael J. Zavisca...and many other MSTies from coast to coast.
Most of all, we'd like to thank Matt Duhan, without whom all of this would not have been necessary :-).

And, of course, extra-special thanks go to the entire staff and crew of MST3K, whose hard work and dedication have enriched our lives for years.

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