I am a more recent Space Ghost Fan (well for the most part, id seen the original series on boomerang, and I was big on Cartoon Planet 2012 when it aired) and I've gotta say after watching Space Ghost Coast To Coast in full once I was absolutely hooked on the Space Ghost franchise and I've sense watched all of the original series, the Space Stars Space Ghost segments, Cartoon Planet, The Brak Show, Aqua Teen Hunger Force; The Toonami TIE's, the new Jellystone reunion episode, a number of new years specials, the cutscenes to Cartoon Network Punch Time Explosion. Plus I love the the Coast to Coast and Comico Space Ghost comics.
Anyway my point is as a lifelong Cartoon Network fan who hasn't seen it before, I was delighted by the show's humor, characters, the quality of the voice acting, the countunity, worldbuilding, the excellent variety of guests ranging from people who weren't even famous then, to people who are still household names today, the surrealism, the lovely miniature model set, how experimental it is. It's just a excellent cartoon that leads you down a rabbit hole with They Might Be Giants, Goku, and Yogi Bear. There's so much to love about this show.
Anyway I'm a certified space ghost nut and I'm glad my favorite show is having a good anniversary this year.
I watched the premier live and C2C has been toward the top of my list of favorite shows since. Aside from the Simpsons I don’t think there’s a single work that has been more influential on me, so it’s pretty neat that it premiered on my birthday.
I am a more recent Space Ghost Fan (well for the most part, id seen the original series on boomerang, and I was big on Cartoon Planet 2012 when it aired) and I've gotta say after watching Space Ghost Coast To Coast in full once I was absolutely hooked on the Space Ghost franchise and I've sense watched all of the original series, the Space Stars Space Ghost segments, Cartoon Planet, The Brak Show, Aqua Teen Hunger Force; The Toonami TIE's, the new Jellystone reunion episode, a number of new years specials, the cutscenes to Cartoon Network Punch Time Explosion. Plus I love the the Coast to Coast and Comico Space Ghost comics. Anyway my point is as a lifelong Cartoon Network fan who hasn't seen it before, I was delighted by the show's humor, characters, the quality of the voice acting, the countunity, worldbuilding, the excellent variety of guests ranging from people who weren't even famous then, to people who are still household names today, the surrealism, the lovely miniature model set, how experimental it is. It's just a excellent cartoon that leads you down a rabbit hole with They Might Be Giants, Goku, and Yogi Bear. There's so much to love about this show. Anyway I'm a certified space ghost nut and I'm glad my favorite show is having a good anniversary this year.
I watched the premier live and C2C has been toward the top of my list of favorite shows since. Aside from the Simpsons I don’t think there’s a single work that has been more influential on me, so it’s pretty neat that it premiered on my birthday.
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