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Over the course of 10 seasons, the folks at Mystery Science Theater 3000 mocked nearly 200 movies. The films were bad, but watchably bad thanks in part to commentary from the show trio of B-movie snarkers. But how did the MST3K team select films that walked that line between bad and atrocious Benjamin Vigeant at Splitsider sought out the answer to this timeless question, and the answer is pretty simple: one guy watched a lot of bad movies. A lot a lot: Frank Conniff, who joined the show as a writer late in the first season and then joined the cast as TV Frank in the second season was given the job to select these movies. During
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