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.

It's such a funny show. It aims for people with a certain type of humor, but if you appriceate that type of humor then you'll think it's funny as hell. They do some random things, and completely screw with the guests. Another thing that's really interesting is the animation. Anyway, I recomend the show, and would give it a 8/10

of even having other talk shows when this one exist. Space ghost wouldnt even need the guest since he is funny on his own, but the guest add a very nice touch, like most Adult Swim shows Space Ghost has random things happening all the time. for example Space Ghost will just attack or shoot Zorak for no reason, now that is good television.

If you haven't seen Space Ghost: C2C yet, or for that matter any of the "Adult Swim" lineup on Cartoon Network (Sunday night 10pm-1am eastern time), you don't know what you're missing. The shows are more or less all intertwined with the same bunch of writers/actors, and all have the same themed humor: flat-out weird. The topics and dialogue are always completely random, which is what makes it so damn funny. The thing about Space Ghost is he has actual people talking to him and aren't really sure how to react to the random ramblings of Space Ghost and his crew - Zorak, the evil giant mantis band leader, and Moltar, the less-evil lavaman director (half the time they just ignore the guests). If you've seen some of the more recent episodes, you notice that plot is even less of a factor in the writing of this show than when it originally started. With guests from Willie Nelson to Al Roker to Timothy Leary to a cow, this show has it all.