Mystery Science Theater 3000
Last of the Wild Horses
TV Flash files “Last of the Wild Horses” as hour 109 of 209 in the TV Flash guide — Mystery Science Theater 3000 (1988–1999) on KTMA/Comedy Central/Sci-Fi, season 6, episode 11, aired 1994-10-05, 120 min.
From the desk
How this hour is filed
This leaf is S06E11: listed hour 109 of 209 in the Mystery Science Theater 3000 guide, hour 11 of 24 in season 6. It aired 1994-10-05 (120 min). The listed hour before it is “The Violent Years” (S06E10). Next is “The Starfighters” (S06E12).
Catalog log
Broadcast listing — not a TV Flash recap.
A cowboy winds up in the middle of a turf war between a rancher and his neighbors in Last of the Wild Horses (1948). An invention from the Mads goes awry and creates mirror versions of everyone on the SOL. The crew must battle the mirror versions of themselves while trying to withstand the movie.
Viewer FAQ
Where does Last of the Wild Horses sit in the Mystery Science Theater 3000 guide?
S06E11 is listed hour 109 of 209 — hour 11 of 24 in season 6, season 6 episode 11.
When did Mystery Science Theater 3000 S06E11 air?
Last of the Wild Horses aired 1994-10-05 and is listed at 120 minutes.
Joel or Mike seasons?
Joel Hodgson created it and hosted early; Mike Nelson took over later. Both riff from the front row — pick a host, the robots stay the religion.
In the series
Why this series still plays
Silhouettes in the front row, heckling a bad movie until it becomes a friendship. The comedy grammar of riffing as love: robots, host segments, and thrift-store cinema treated like scripture. Patient, silly, and oddly tender about junk — the show recap culture still copies. If you have ever talked back at a screen, this is your church.
Flash: silhouettes in the front row, heckling a bad movie until it becomes a friendship, thrift-store cinema treated like scripture. Joel Hodgson created *MST3K* locally in 1988; national fame arrived in the 1990s on Comedy Central, later Sci-Fi Channel years. A human and two robots watch terrible films and joke over them from a theater's front row. **Heckling as love** — the comedy grammar recap culture still copies. If you have ever talked back at a screen, this is your church.
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