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A cartoon superhero interacts with live guests via his television set in this parody talk show based on 1960s Hanna-Barbera cartoon character Space Ghost.
Episode 7 : Live at the Fillmore
April. 12,2004
Television series finale. When Space Ghost spends the show budget to get himself out of jail, they have to find ways to run the show without money. They try doing a "remote without cameras" interviewing the old Susan Powter interview, interviewing a show, and punching Space Ghost in the crotch. Space Ghost then does his one man show "Racism is Bad" followed by more crotch punching and omelets.
Episode 6 : Dreams
January. 11,2004
Episode 5 : Idlewild South
December. 14,2003
Zorak and Moltar are doing drugs and drinking booze when the show starts. Space Ghost wonders what they're doing, and Moltar encourages Space Ghost to drink some because it will "Make you feel like a Cowboy". After 1 sip he starts riding his TV, doing the Robot, and other crazy stuff, that eventually results in a series space ship related accident.
Episode 4 : In Memory of Elizabeth Reed
December. 07,2003
In one of the most random episodes ever, Space Ghost's interview with William Shatner is cut short when he is called into action to take part in an epic space battle.
Episode 3 : Eat a Peach
November. 30,2003
Space Ghost Explains The Birds And Bees To Zorak And Moltar. As in Bees can't drive and crows can shoot lasers out of they're eyes. Also, Moltar feels bad that Space Ghost seems to give Zorak more attention, as does Todd Barry when the crew decides not to share any crow with him.
Episode 2 : Whipping Post
November. 23,2003
Space Ghost is angry about a variety of topics, and rants mightily to his guest, comedian Dennis Miller
Episode 1 : Baffler Meal
January. 01,2003
Space Ghost's talk show is invaded by three life-sized fast food items from a place called Burger Trench. They are known as the Aqua Teen Hunger Force. They soon proceed to throw the show into total chaos.
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