Seasons 1, 2 and 3 were the glory days of Sealab 2021. When Harry Goz, the voice talent of the main character Captain Murphy, died, things started to take a turn downhill.Shanks, a football coach that appeared in the episode "Tornado Shanks" in season 4, replaces Murphy in the following seasons. There are some funny episodes, but some of them make a long-time Sealab fans cringe at the sight. Sealab has never really recovered from Harry Goz's untimely death. If you want to see the best of Sealab, pick up seasons 1, 2 & 3. After that, watch at your own risk.Seasons 1, 2 and 3 get a solid 9/10 in my book. Sealab 2021 did a lot for Adult Swim before Aqua Teen Hunger Force took the main stage. I still watch Sealab, but sometimes it's very painful. Newer episodes like to borrow ideas from the earlier seasons to try and represent it and make it still funny. Doesn't always work too well.However season 5 continues to show more promise, and season 6 is in talks - and I actually look forward to that. I would definitely avoid season 4, I don't know what happened there but it is awful. Now though, I think the crew at Williams Street finally got its edge back and Sealab is beginning to pick up speed again. I'd like to see Sealab be consistently funny again.I hope Sealab is put to rest on a good note. But until that day, I am sure there are plenty more great Sealab episodes to come.

To be honest, I just got into the whole "Sealab 2021" thing, and I am SOOOOOOOOOOOO glad to be a part of it!The adventures (Or rather misadventures)of the crew of Sealab is a hoot. No one really seems to be doing any work, and everyone seems to have went off the deep end, especially the Captain. Almost every episode has the lab blowing up or one of the crew dying, yet everything's intact in the next episode.My favorite? It's a tie between the episodes "The Policy," in which Capt. Murphy forces his crew to search for sunken treasure so he can pay his HUGE credit card bill, and "Craptastic Voyage," in which the crew shrinks to microscopic size in order to destroy a tumor in Shank's head. This show truly fits in the "Adult Swim" schedule, because this isn't something that kids should see: Sex, nudity (blurred, of course), drug references or usage, and violence are the norm under the sea.If you haven't jumped on-board, you're missing the cruise. Check out the DVD, which really has some cool stuff like deleted scenes and a tribute to Harry Goz, who played Capt. Murphy. The theme song is even contagious!One word can describe this show: Insanity!

This is one the greatest shows on TV. I still remember the first time I watched it. I think I woke the whole house up, I was laughing so hard. Harry Goz as Murphy is incredible. "Do you want the mustache on or off!!

Consistently hysterical fifteen minute cartoon on the cartoon network. Arguably the funniest of the "Adult Swim" cartoons. References range from Jonathan Swift to the Incredible Hulk. Tends towards the surreal (especially "Waking Quinn"). Has far better comic timing than one would think possible with primarily recycled animation.