Did you people see the same film I saw?

Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

The tone of this movie is interesting -- the stakes are both dramatic and high, but it's balanced with a lot of fun, tongue and cheek dialogue.

I remember this show as one of the most complex efforts by Cartoon Network in order to generate a more mature audience.The result was a smart, witty, talk show host program that caught the attention of young people and their parents.To be honest, some of the dialogs between Space Ghost and his guests were hard to understand by a younger audience but at the same time, it generated a witty enthusiasm by children.I remember some funny moments but also some really unfunny segments featuring Space Ghost's lack of black humor.Still, it was one of Cartoon Networks'...most bizarre efforts but at the same time, a very interesting project.

This is the best talk show and the best cartoon ever to be created. It original, hilarious and extremely enjoyable to watch. It contains many interview with a wide selection of celebrity's. If your looking for a totally original comedy, then look no further, because this is one show you DON'T want to miss out. With sidekicks such as arch enemies Zorak and Moltar constantly disrupting his show, this will make it turn out for the worst. This is one of Adult Swims most popular shows and i would recommend it to everyone, as this is one fantastic cartoon that you could watch over and over again!! Buy the DVD's and watch it Cartoon Networks Adult Swim. A++

The guys at CArtoon Network(literally Turner Studios) had reels of Space Ghost footage from the late '60s and had a brainstorm: Re-edit the voice tracks of the cult cartoon and re-edit the action to look like a late night talk show. And behold! Space Ghost Coast-to-coast is born!The episodes are fifteen minutes long,so usually two are run per half-hour. Real,live guest sit through inane questions and banter from SG,his mortal enemy and band-leader Zorak,his producer,another villain Moltar and...well,whatever the heck once villain-turned-moron Brak is. INtermittenly,other space villains from episodes past will appear and often the ebb and flow of the show is interrupted,changed,mixed or completely blown-up,often replete with back story and side-references.I was delighted to see it make a comeback(it AND The Brak show)on Adult Swim. It allows me to postpone(for now)having to go buy it on DVD.I suggest anybody who gets a kick out of talk-show parodies and/or send-ups of old Hanna-Barbera cartoons go rent/or buy this on DVD,or at least TiVo it on Saturday and Sunday nights on CN.

I've watched this show since the third grade, and I gotta tell ya... that's some funny stuff!Virtually every episode (except a select few) were all very entertaining.My favorite episode of all would be the one titled "Sphinx," where Mike Judge and Harland Williams appear on the show and towards the end of the episode, Judge does every voice that he ever did on Beavis & Butthead.This show was very much watchable... I don't care what the critics say.If you've never seen this show, you won't be disappointed.