Space Ghost Coast to Coast

1994
7.9| 0h30m| TV-PG| en
Synopsis

A cartoon superhero interacts with live guests via his television set in this parody talk show based on 1960s Hanna-Barbera cartoon character Space Ghost.

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Harockerce What a beautiful movie!
Tedfoldol everything you have heard about this movie is true.
Sabah Hensley This is a dark and sometimes deeply uncomfortable drama
Hattie I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.
MisterWhiplash I never watched Space Ghost when it used to air, probably because I literally didn't know what I was missing (why I didn't watch it I can't remember, maybe it was on too late or it just seemed like the guests were sometimes unknowns to me, even as this wasn't the case at all). Now on DVD, I was curious to see it as part of other old shows from Cartoon Network. Seeing it now, it's... everything that's fun and smart in a really throwaway-joke kind of way in a cartoon when taking itself perfectly un-seriously. It's a spoof on old 60s cartoons, late night talk shows, hubris, rivalries, and many other things. Space Ghost and Zorak make for a great duo, with the other guy (can't remember his name now, the masked 'director' who sometimes sings if forced to in Zorak's absence) a notable third wheel, even as they're often ready to rip at each other's throats. The comedy is brilliant without even really trying, though I'm sure the writers worked their heads off to get certain scenes down (other times... you can tell they just chucked stuff at the wall, and I mean that as a compliment oddly enough). The writing basically makes up for the obvious goof-factor of the animation, which is repetitive and might just be ripped off of the 60s Space Ghost show (where else will I hear a line like "You smell like a farm!"), and it's probably one of the best ludicrous-type programs the Cartoon Network ever had. It's only my loss I didn't track down this crazy piece of work sooner, or watch it when it originally aired.
rjc2001 I miss SGC2C and will probably get it on DVD. Just reading through the quotes on this site is making me laugh. It's a shame Samuel Beckett didn't see this show, I think he would have peed his pants.Um, and "My comment didn't contain enough lines - the minimum length for comments is 10 lines of text. I guess I need to see the guidelines. Attempts to pad the comment with junk words can result in my account being blocked from future submissions." Man this site is tough, let's see if this goes through. I've never seen a Minimum # of characters required on a posting before.-Robert.
chthon2 My god, the people who thought up this show are geniuses. Put an outdated cartoon character on his own talk show with his old rivals, lower all their IQ levels by 20 points, and have pop icons be bombarded by pointless questions. This is probably the best talk show I have ever seen, which is funny consideing the host isn't even real.I think it's good that this show never reached a wider audience, either. That makes it kind of special. Just a little something for those of us who stay up all night watching TV.
Tanzim He hosts a talk show!I must say, when I first saw the re incarnation of the popular sci-fi cartoon from the late 60's, I treated it with a bit of apprehension, after all who wants to see one of his childhood cartoon heroes host a late night talk show?But it all washed away once I got going with the episodes. I was glad to see Zorak and Molter, ‘now' Space Ghost's prisoner and unwilling(?) personas behind the music and control panel – pouring in hilarious and uncanny comments that most of the times unraveled Mr. Ghost himself and not to mention a doze of the energy ray for Zorak all most all of the time. The guest list is impressive too, as pointed out by one of my fellow critic.All in all, Space Ghost Coast to Coast is a show not to be missed. Trust me.