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Mystery Science Theater 3000: Movie Plot: Revenge Of The Creature A mutant fish-man escapes from captivity at a Florida aquarium.Intro: Mike, Tom, Gypsy and Cambot are pulled back to the SOL. Crow is already there, having spent only five minutes in his pure energy form and he redecorated the ship. He remembers everyone except Mike. The ship is orbiting Earth, but a gorilla answers their call. Segment One: The crew discovers that the year is now 2525, and the earth is being ruled by apes. They are contacted by Professor Bobo and Dr. Peanut, two ape scientists. Following orders from their Lawgiver, they sent the SOL the movie. Segment Two: Crow introduces us to the Nanites, tiny robots that he brought onto the SOL. They prevent Tom and Mike from fixing the ship. Segment Three: An alien named Phil that Servo did business with comes looking for him. Apparently Tom has some sort of valuable treasure from his planet and he threatens to vaporize the SOL if Tom doesn't give it back. Segment Four: Mike and the 'bots catch up with what they've been doing before returning to the SOL over some hot coffee. Mike gets some from Crow after he battles the huge espresso machine. Segment Five: We discover that Mike's ancestors are responsible for the ape takeover. On Ape Earth, we learn that the Lawgiver is Pearl Forrester, who was criogenically frozen for 500 years. She has become more evil than she was before and she vows to continue sending the SOL bad movies as retribution for the loss of her son, Dr. Forrester.Stinger: Clete swims with a big stick.

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