Mystery Science Theater 3000 was taken from us too soon. We all miss the wisecracks and bad movies. Well, Manos: The Hands of Fate must be at work because now it is making a comeback thanks to a deal struck by Vimeo to stream 80 episodes of the series.
Apparently the company is working to clear the rights for the rest of the episodes so that eventually they can have all 197 of MST3K available. However, boarding the Satellite of Love to hang out with Joel, Mike and the bots will cost you.
The episodes are available individually for $2.99 to rent or $9.99 to purchase. You can also get them all for $300. Totally worth it based on the amount of laughing you will do.
[via /Film via Nerd Approved]
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