Adult Swim's un-imation: Space Ghost [part 2]

[@johnc.truett6625]

Awesome video man keep up the good work!

[@ryanwitkowski3995]

Best thumbnail I've ever seen

[@chrischagnon5955]

It’s not about you being gen z, there were definitely boring moments of the show (speaking as an elder millennial) haha But great video! I need to rewatch SGC2C, it’s been way too long and it was one of my favorites. Hope you’ll keep making videos like this!

[@reverendfink779]

My grandparents got a satellite dish when I was 8 in 1996 and discovering this show was HUGE for me. I certainly understood the humor.

[@glitchsister]

this is really good

[@NoParkingBerry]

I've been rewatching "Space Ghost Coast to Coast" on Prime Video, and I love both parts of your retrospective upon seeing them in my recommended. It's unbelievable how little views they got so far. However, you made a big factual error at 20:04. Keye Luke was the original voice of Brak, not Zorak, who was voiced by Don Messick (who's also the original Scooby-Doo among MANY other Hanna-Barbera characters) in the 1966 series. Also, as talented and underappreciated C. Martin Croker was as an animator, he wasn't alone. His fellow animators on "SGC2C" like Matthew I. Jenkins (who's also vital in designing "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" and "The Brak Show") and David Strandquest (whose KZbin channel I recommend you seek out for a treasure trove of old Cartoon Network bumpers) also deserve credit for their contributions.

[@GaborJanusz]

Not bad. Frankly, Space Ghost C2C was one of the most important touchstones for what became internet humor in the 00's and beyond. It's as important to comedy in general as something like Monty Python, Seinfeld, Ernie Kovacs, The 3 Stooges, or Looney Tunes was, and it's a damn shame they can't show the simple respect of giving a show like this complete releases on physical media.