Space Ghost in his 40s is no longer a superhero, and now he even goes by his real name Tad Ghostal. However, to remain in the spot-light he has started his own late-night talk show filmed ...
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Space Ghost in his 40s is no longer a superhero, and now he even goes by his real name Tad Ghostal. However, to remain in the spot-light he has started his own late-night talk show filmed in outer space. With his cohost and former villain Zorak, and his director Moltar they interview celebrities on Earth through their video-phone. Written by Jeff Valentine <JesseV2@37.com>
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Space Ghost: What are you all gonna do?
Zorak: I think we're gonna smash light bulbs out by the dumpster.
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The first three volume DVDs were released in stores, Volume 1 has various episodes from the first two seasons of the show and included the first episode of season three as the last episode on the set, while volumes 2 and 3 had the entire third and fourth seasons, with some editing done so no copyrighted footage was included on some episodes. Volumes four and five, however, were released exclusively at the Adult Swim website, where Volume 4 had all of season five and Volume 5 had the complete sixth and seventh seasons. Volume 6, which would have contained all seven episodes of the eighth season, the final season, has not had a proper release on DVD. While there was an option to make your own DVD on Adult Swim's website back in 2011 and 2012, where the entire series's television run was available to put onto DVDs, and fans could then own all the episodes that were either not on DVD for copyright or other legal reasons, such as certain guests not giving permission to license their interview for the episode they were in to be released on DVD, or episodes that were edited and were now unedited and shown as they were on TV. However the shop section on Adult Swim closed in 2012 and as a result the DVD sets released online are now out of print. The series is available on iTunes, but some episodes like The Mask and A Space Ghost Christmas are omitted. As of now, there are no plans to release the final season or the complete series on DVD or Blu-Ray in a box set. See more »Quotes
Zorak: I got a friend coming by in about five minutes, so, uh... I gotta escape.Space Ghost: What are you all gonna do?
Zorak: I think we're gonna smash light bulbs out by the dumpster.
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The episode "CHiPS" begins with the theme music and some footage from the TV series of the same name. See more »Alternate Versions
"Fire Ant" originally aired with a scene showing space ghost following the ant that ran 10 minutes. It was later replaced with a title card. The original is on the "SGC2C: From The Kentucky Nightmare DVD" 2-disc DVD set. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Space Ghost - super-hero, ego-maniac, braggard, simpering idiot... talk show host??
"Space Ghost Coast to Coast" gives us the most ill-fit host of any type to man the desk for fifteen minutes at a time while basically insulting, interrupting, arguing with, ignoring and even blasting away guest after guest on his show while arguing with musical director Zorak and camera man/director Moltar.
And, really, could you ask any more of a show than that?
The wit here is dry enough to blow away in a strong wind and sharp enough to leave a mark. Sometimes it's just downright mean, which is part of the charm (you can even see his live-action guests getting frustrated with the way things are going - COOL!)
All the while, SG has to put up with a never-ending barrage of insults from his "crew" that range from simple ("Jerk!"), to slanderous ("You dance like a girl!") to plain old nasty ("Did you get your BRAIN back?!"). And through it all, they keep plugging away - show after show. Is this how The Beatles worked in their later years?
One surreal moment (of many) comes when they show a scene from an old "Scooby-Doo" cartoon with SG, Zorak and Moltar supplying the voices of, respectively, Shaggy, Scooby and Velma. You HAVE to laugh when hearing Zorak growl, "Ray I rut in?" - how truly, inspiringly warped.
Of course, how much you like "SGC2C" depends on how much you like talk shows, Mad Magazine and/or poking fun at every living thing that breathes.
Myself, I LOVE it!
Ten stars, inequivicably, for "Space Ghost Coast to Coast"; the best publicity Hanna-Barbera ever had.
Not to mention Space Ghost.