cross-posted from: https://kbin.social/m/13thFloor/t/436776
CW: John Denver singing Hamlet. Locusts. Moltar hitting on Mary Anne. Pissed off Professor.
“I am the lone locust of the apocalypse. Think of me when you look to the night sky.”
“Yeah I will.”
Link goes to episode two, but that’s the Internet Archive’s trove of Space Ghost - the full series is available there.
The space ghost willie Nelson episode is top tier. This one is good too though.
Which one? There’s two. One of them is Baffler Meal, the one that got shelved but eventually spun off into Aqua Teen Hunger Force. And that episode replays in my brain at least once a week.
“Go on Ghost…tell him what you fight.”
“I…I fight hunger, Willie.”
“Louder. Be proud of what we make you do.”
Willie probably got along great with the Space Ghost/Williams Street crew because they were reportedly stoned all the time.
All I know for sure is a shark on whiskey Mighty risky a shark on beer is a beer engineer.
Thank you so much for this. I think “Waiting for Edward” with Dennis Leary is still my favorite of all time
I know this show
I never understood this show when I was a kid watching it, I still don’t but it’s funny as hell.
What the hell is the Internet Archive doing hosting SGC2C episodes?! Like the IA doesn’t have enough lawsuits to deal with these days? Or did Hanna-Barbera/Cartoon Network/WBD relinquish the copyright on this series?
Shhhhh… the corpodrones will hear you. They haven’t relinquished the copyright - they’ve been hunting Space Ghost to extinction everywhere on the internet.
Seriously though, licensing and an aggressive anti-piracy campaign have pretty much wiped Space Ghost from most places online, and the daft motherfucker is a cultural icon. So it sure sure is great that the Internet Archive, knowing it’s days were numbered, absolutely doesn’t have a full download link for all the episodes in the lower right hand panel so you glorious bastards can do what you do best and make sure it doesn’t get locked away behind a corporate paywall or vault for the next 30 years… because that would be illegal and wrong and cost a couple of pennies to the assholes who have every writer in Hollywood out on the street striking.
In fact, I’d say recent developments towards the centralization, sterilization and capitalization of our culture have become so extreme that subversive action is not just justified, but inevitable at this point.
In other words, surf’s up, mateys! Time to ride the waves and sail the high seas again… Space Ghost needs our help!
Just because an absurdist cartoon rehash from the 1990s that isn’t readily available for consumption today, you’re willing to burn down the Internet Archive because, according to you and only you, its days are numbered anyway. What a pile of lies and justifications. That’s just infantile.
It was removed from Max recently. Sad.
Flipmode is still the best 11 minutes of anything Adult Swim has ever made
