Editing MST3K Library (section)

===Season 5===
{| class="wikitable"
! width=7% | Ep. #
! Featured Film
! width=14% | Original Airdate
! width=20% | Home Video Availability
|- align=center
|501
|'''''[[Warrior of the Lost World]]'''''<br /><small>(1983, Color, Visto International, Italy)</small>
| 1993-07-24
| MST3K Collection, Volume XVI
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| A nameless hero ([[Robert Ginty]]) and his talking motorcycle fight an evil dictator ([[Donald Pleasence]]) in a post-apocalyptic world. Also starring are [[Persis Khambatta]] and [[Fred Williamson]].
|- align=center
|502
|'''''[[Hercules (1958 film)|Hercules]]'''''<br /><small>(''Le fatiche di Ercole'')</small><br /><small>(1958, Color, Embassy, Italy)</small>
| 1993-07-17
| None
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| Hercules ([[Steve Reeves]]) searches for the Golden Fleece.
|- align=center
|503
|'''''[[Swamp Women|Swamp Diamonds]]'''''<br /><small>(''Swamp Women'')</small><br /><small>(1956, Color, Woolner)</small>
| 1993-07-31
| MST3K Collection, Volume 10, 10.2
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| (Short: ''What to Do on a Date'') Four women (including [[Beverly Garland]]) break out of prison, hoping to recover a cache of stolen diamonds. In the 1951 short, young Nick hopes to ask schoolmate Kay for a date but can't think of a venue.
|- align=center
|504
|'''''[[Secret Agent Super Dragon]]'''''<br /><small>(''New York chiama Superdrago'')</small><br /><small>(1966, United Screen Arts, France/Italy/Germany)</small>
| 1993-08-07
| MST3K Collection, Volume 12
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| A CIA agent battles a Venezuelan crime lord bent on poisoning the U.S. with an exotic mind-altering drug.
| yes
|- align=center
|505
|'''''[[Sadko (film)|The Magic Voyage of Sinbad]]'''''<br /><small>(''Sadko'')</small><br /><small>(1952, Color, Filmgroup, USSR)</small>
| 1993-08-14
| MST3K Collection, Volume XX
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| The titular hero tries to find a mythological bird for a destitute town.
|- align=center
|506
|'''''[[Eegah]]'''''<br /><small>(1962, Color, Fairway International)</small>
| 1993-08-28
| Standalone VHS, DVD
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| A giant caveman ([[Richard Kiel]]) stumbles across modern civilization, then kidnaps a teenage girl and her father.
| Yes
|- align=center
|507
|'''''[[I Accuse My Parents]]'''''<br /><small>(1944, B&W, Producers Releasing Corp)</small>
| 1993-09-04
| Standalone VHS, VHS Box Set, Standalone DVD
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| (Short: ''The Truck Farmer'') A young man gets mixed up with a crime syndicate and blames his inattentive parents. The 1940s-era documentary short explains the then-new techniques that enabled farmers to rush produce to market.
| yes
|- align=center
|508
|'''''[[OK Connery|Operation Double 007]]'''''<br /><small>(''OK Connery'')</small><br /><small>(1967, Color, United Artists, Italy)</small>
| 1993-09-11
| MST3K Collection, Volume XXV
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| A plastic surgeon (played by [[Neil Connery]], brother of [[Sean Connery|Sean]]), who is himself the brother of a [[James Bond|secret agent]], combats evil villain Thair Beta ([[Adolfo Celi]]).
|- align=center
|509
|'''''[[The Girl in Lovers Lane|The Girl in Lovers' Lane]]'''''<br /><small>(1960, B&W, Filmgroup)</small>
| 1993-09-18
| MST3K Collection, Volume XV
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| Drifter Bix Dugan, traveling with rich-kid runaway Danny, becomes involved with a small town waitress.
|- align=center
|510
|'''''[[The Painted Hills]]'''''<br /><small>(1951, Color, MGM)</small>
| 1993-09-26
| None
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| (Short: ''Body Care and Grooming'') A [[Lassie]] movie, set in 1870s California amongst rival gold miners. The 1950s-era short addresses a perceived deficiency in college-student hygiene.
|- align=center
|511
|'''''[[Gunslinger (1956 film)|Gunslinger]]'''''<br /><small>(1956, Color, AIP)</small>
| 1993-10-09
|Standalone VHS, VHS Box Set, MST3K Collection, Volume 6, Standalone DVD
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| After her sheriff husband is killed by outlaws, a woman ([[Beverly Garland]]) takes over as sheriff and cleans up the town.
| yes
|- align=center
|512
|'''''[[Mitchell (movie)|Mitchell]]'''''<br /><small>(1975, Color, Allied Artists)</small>
| 1993-10-23
|Standalone VHS, DVD
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| A slovenly cop ([[Joe Don Baker]]) pursues drug traffickers. Also starring are [[Martin Balsam]], [[John Saxon (actor)|John Saxon]], [[Linda Evans]], and [[Merlin Olsen]].
''[[Joel Hodgson]]'s last episode as host.'' ''[[Michael J. Nelson]]'s first episode as Mike Nelson.''
|- align=center
|513
|'''''[[The Brain That Wouldn't Die]]'''''<br /><small>(1959, B&W, AIP)</small>
| 1993-10-30
|Standalone VHS, DVD
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| When a doctor's fiancee is decapitated, he keeps her head alive in a laboratory and tries to find her a new body.
''[[Michael J. Nelson]]'s first episode as the central character.''
|- align=center
|514
|'''''[[Teen-Age Strangler]]'''''<br /><small>(1964, Color, Ajay)</small>
| 1993-11-07
| MST3K Collection, Volume 10, 10.2 
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| (Short: ''Is This Love?'') A serial killer stalks teenagers in a small town. The 1950s short contrasts the relationships of two young couples.
|- align=center
|515
|'''''[[The Wild World of Batwoman]]'''''<br /><small>(1966, B&W, ADP Productions)</small>
| 1993-11-13
| Standalone VHS, VHS boxset, Stadalone DVD from Rhino, Stadalone DVD from Shout! Factory
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| (Short: ''Cheating'') Crimefighter Batwoman and her loyal young female assistants battle villains Ratfink and Professor Neon. The 1951 short chronicles the downfall of a high school student caught copying his test answers from another student.
|- align=center
|516
|'''''[[Alien from L.A.]]'''''<br /><small>(1987, Color, [[Cannon Films|Cannon/Golan-Globus]])</small>
| 1993-11-20
| None
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| A clumsy California woman ([[Kathy Ireland]]) looks for her father in the lost underground civilization of [[Atlantis]].
|- align=center
|517
|'''''[[Beginning of the End]]'''''<br /><small>(1957, B&W, Republic)</small>
| 1993-11-25
| Standalone VHS, VHS boxset, Standalone DVD from Rhino, Standalone DVD from Shout! Factory
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| A government researcher ([[Peter Graves (actor)|Peter Graves]]) experiments with radioactive materials to boost crop production, and inadvertently creates a hungry army of giant grasshoppers.
| yes
|- align=center
|518
|'''''[[Monstrosity (film)|The Atomic Brain]]'''''<br /><small>(''Monstrosity'')</small><br /><small>(1963, B&W, Emerson)</small>
| 1993-12-04
| Standalone VHS, VHS boxset, MST3K Collection, Volume 3, Standalone DVD
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| (Short: ''What about Juvenile Delinquency?'') A wealthy, aging widow wants to transplant her brain into the body of a young woman. The 1955 short focuses on gang member Jamie, who realizes the dangers of delinquency when his dad is mugged and beaten.
|- align=center
|519
|'''''[[Outlaw of Gor|Outlaw]]'''''<br /><small>(''Outlaw of Gor'')</small><br /><small>(1989, Color, [[Cannon Films|Cannon Group]]/Breton Film Productions)</small>
| 1993-12-11
| None
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| In this sequel to 1988's ''[[Gor (film)|Gor]]'', college professor Cabot returns to the magical planet Gor, and is soon caught up in palace intrigue involving evil sorcerer Xenos ([[Jack Palance]]).
|- align=center
|520
|'''''Radar Secret Service'''''<br /><small>(1950, B&W, Lippert)</small>
| 1993-12-18
| None
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| (Short: ''Last Clear Chance'') A branch of the Secret Service uses radar to track down uranium smugglers. The 1959 educational short, produced by [[Union Pacific Railroad]], teaches drivers to pay better attention when crossing railroad tracks.
|- align=center
|521
|'''''[[Santa Claus (1959 film)|Santa Claus]]'''''<br /><small>(1959, Color, Azteca, Mexico)</small>
| 1993-12-24
| MST3K Collection, Volume XVI
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| A demon attempts to destroy Santa Claus.
|- align=center
|522
|'''''Teen-Age Crime Wave'''''<br /><small>(1955, B&W, Columbia)</small>
| 1994-01-15
| None
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| After breaking out of prison, young fugitives hold a family hostage in a small farmhouse.
|- align=center
|523
|'''''[[Village of the Giants]]'''''<br /><small>(1965, Color, Columbia)</small>
| 1994-01-22
| None
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| A gang of teenagers (led by [[Beau Bridges]]) eats an experimental chemical (brewed by [[Ron Howard]]) which turns them into giants, and they become the capricious rulers of a small town. [[Tommy Kirk]] also stars.  
|- align=center
|524
|'''''12 to the Moon'''''<br /><small>(1960, B&W, Columbia)</small>
| 1994-02-05
| None
|- bgcolor="FFFFFF"
| colspan=5| (Short: ''[[Design for Dreaming]]'') A multinational expedition to Earth's moon discovers advanced beings who want no contact with humanity. In the short, a woman dances her way through a futuristic fantasy world of cars and home appliances.
|}