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| Dave Willis | ... | Meatwad / ... 140 episodes, 2000-2015 | |
| Dana Snyder | ... | Master Shake / ... 138 episodes, 2000-2015 | |
| Carey Means | ... | Frylock 138 episodes, 2000-2015 | |
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The Aqua Teen Hunger Force debuted on episode 92 "Baffler Meal" of the cartoon talk-show "Space Ghost Coast to Coast" According to TVtome.com, Master Shake is portrayed as being a chocolate milkshake in this episode, although he's a pistachio shake in the series Written by jake@oshadog.com
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Written and performed by Mariachi El Bronx and Schooly-D
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Schooly-D wrote the show's theme song while riding in a limo to the studio on the same day it was to be recorded. Dave Willis and Matt Maiellaro provided the backup vocals. See more »Quotes
Carl: I was gonna yell my brains out at ya, but because of your loss I might just gently ask... What happened last night with all the noise?See more »
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Aqua Something You Know WhateverWritten and performed by Mariachi El Bronx and Schooly-D
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If you really think about it, "ATHF" subscribes to the classic sitcom format, just like "Seinfeld." There's the brains of the outfit, Frylock (Jerry), the selfish jerk, Master Shake (George), and the eccentric goofball, Meatwad (Kramer). But what sets this show up there in the pantheon of great cartoons is the one-of-a-kind, surreal, stream-of-consciousness dialogue. Take a look at the "Dumber Dolls" episode with the incomparable David Cross as the most depressed talking doll ever. And his counterpart, Jiggle Billy, a dancing hillbilly doll has a musket, moonshine, and nightvision goggles. There's the classic comedy writing technique of the "three's"--with night vision goggles! That makes me chuckle just writing it. Or the hilariously obscure pop culture references, e.g., "Tangerine Dream" and the Atari 2600... The smarter you are, the funnier this show is.
Anyway, there's the theory behind it, but trust me, you don't have to analyze it to get it. This is a spectacularly flat-out, fall-down, laugh-out-loud funny show. It's simply amazing.