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* ActorLeavesCharacterDies: Dr. Forrester was killed offscreen by his mother in between Seasons 7 and 8, due to Beaulieu leaving the show. A nod to this appears in Season 12 when Dr. Erdhardt passes by Moon 13 as he's fulfilling Frank and Dr. Forrester's final wishes to scatter their ashes to the tune of "Idiot Control Now!"
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* ActorLeavesCharacterDies: [[Recap/MysteryScienceTheater3000S06E24SamsonVsTheVampireWomen Season 6]] ends with [=TV's=] Frank ascending to Second Banana Heaven.
** Dr. Forrester was killed offscreen by his mother in between Seasons 7 and 8, due to Beaulieu leaving the show. A nod to this appears in Season 12 when Dr. Erdhardt passes by Moon 13 as he's fulfilling Frank and Dr. Forrester's final wishes to scatter their ashes to the tune of "Idiot Control Now!"
** Dr. Forrester was killed offscreen by his mother in between Seasons 7 and 8, due to Beaulieu leaving the show. A nod to this appears in Season 12 when Dr. Erdhardt passes by Moon 13 as he's fulfilling Frank and Dr. Forrester's final wishes to scatter their ashes to the tune of "Idiot Control Now!"
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** Creator/ShoutFactory has announced that 12 episodes of the classic series may never be licensed, and unless that changes, Volume [=XXXIX=] is the final release of the classic series (barring re-releases of the out-of-print Rhino [=DVDs=]). Those episodes include ''Film/RocketshipXM'', ''Film/GodzillaVsMegalon''[[note]]This episode was accidentally released on original prints of Volume X, but Toho put a very fast stop on production. A new Volume X was then printed with ''The Giant Gila Monster'' replacing the Godzilla film.[[/note]], ''Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster'', ''Film/TheAmazingColossalMan''[[note]]This episode was released on VHS.[[/note]], ''Film/ItConqueredTheWorld''[[note]]The short featured in this episode, ''Snow Thrills'', is a bonus feature on the disc for ''The Sword and the Dragon'' on the Volume XXIV DVD set.[[/note]], ''Film/FireMaidensOfOuterSpace'', ''Film/AttackOfTheEyeCreatures'', ''Film/TerrorFromTheYear5000'', ''Film/IWasATeenageWerewolf'', ''Film/TheDeadlyBees'', ''Film/TheSpaceChildren'',[[note]] The short featured in this episode, ''Century 21 Calling'', is a bonus feature on the disc for ''The Killer Shrews'' on the Volume 7 DVD set.[[/note]] and ''Film/QuestOfTheDeltaKnights''.[[note]]This episode has an official release on Shout Factory's streaming site.[[/note]]
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** Creator/ShoutFactory has announced that 12 episodes of the classic series may never be licensed, and unless that changes, Volume [=XXXIX=] is the final release of the classic series (barring re-releases of the out-of-print Rhino [=DVDs=]). Those episodes include ''Film/RocketshipXM'', ''Film/GodzillaVsMegalon''[[note]]This episode was accidentally released on original prints of Volume X, but Toho put a very fast stop on production. A new Volume X was then printed with ''The Giant Gila Monster'' replacing the Godzilla film.[[/note]], ''Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster'', ''Film/TheAmazingColossalMan''[[note]]This episode was released on VHS.[[/note]], ''Film/ItConqueredTheWorld''[[note]]The short featured in this episode, ''Snow Thrills'', is a bonus feature on the disc for ''The Sword and the Dragon'' on the Volume XXIV DVD set.[[/note]], ''Film/FireMaidensOfOuterSpace'', ''Film/AttackOfTheEyeCreatures'', ''[[Film/TheEyeCreatures Attack of the The Eye Creatures]]'', ''Film/TerrorFromTheYear5000'', ''Film/IWasATeenageWerewolf'', ''Film/TheDeadlyBees'', ''Film/TheSpaceChildren'',[[note]] The short featured in this episode, ''Century 21 Calling'', is a bonus feature on the disc for ''The Killer Shrews'' on the Volume 7 DVD set.[[/note]] and ''Film/QuestOfTheDeltaKnights''.[[note]]This episode has an official release on Shout Factory's streaming site.[[/note]]
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** Joel, during his 2014 AMA said that black and white riffs during the early years were tinted blue as Comedy Central thought that people would not see the difference between the Shadowrama and the film.
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** Joel, during his 2014 AMA said that black and white riffs during the early years were tinted blue as Comedy Central thought that people would not see the difference between the Shadowrama and the film. There was also a brief experiment with tinting the theater sillhouettes green.
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*** Which, when you think about it, puts a bit of a different slant on Dr. Erhardt's comment that he's [[spoiler: "less mad now"]].
