Space Ghost Coast To Coast - Behind The Scenes, Feb 1996 

I have experience in Premiere and After Effects but I'd LOVE to try this sort of thing out.

As someone who only ever uses Adobe stuff, 3:25 blew my mind. It looks so similar to what we use now but I'm sure it's not as easy.

Looks like It could be a quantel paintbox computer system, which would be the grandfather to modern animation and video edit software. One system probably cost as much as Ted Turner paid for the entirety of his movie and cartoon library. A quarter to half a million dollars

@@Rickydiculus It started at $250K. That is insane 😱

Juno time period

I forgot what the e stood for

February ’96, too. Six months made a big difference in how many people would say that at that time.

​@@troublewithweeblesI forgot about Juno

Also the Cartoon Network

I really appreciate how he actually got the humor, even in 96, especially the way his cohosts couldn't handle his SG shenanigans at 6:50

"And the 'are you gonna marry a paint can' squid drove off with his new bride and all of the bridesmaids tied to the bumper of his truck"

I'm rewatching the DVDs with the commentary going and remember Tom said on one of them that the eps he worked on had the snow going in the background, and how fitting that in was especially challenging. It's cool how people working on low budget shows like this and MST3K really went the extra mile anyway, they were proud of their work and it holds up to this day. Cut cut cut! 🔪

Operator says what? ;)

(Zorak rubs his hands together in thought, surrounded by keys.) "Incest!"

Another would be from the council of doom episodes. I know part 3 used frames of Zorak when he said "I have destroyed Space Ghost" when he tried to destroy the Phantom Cruiser.

@@jtwc10 thanks.

Thanks, Andy!

There was some used too from “The Sandman” used.

www.awn.com/mag/issue3.4/3.4pages/3.4kenyon.html

I was 18 and a high school senior in '96 so.. yeah.. I'm super old. But i have some great memories of the Cartoon Network early days.

There were a few methods they used for the guest interviews. I don't remember what order they tried these methods, but I remember some included: -A normal style of interview, either with the interviewer in the same room or outside over an intercom. -The person conducting the interview would dress up like Space Ghost and be in the same room as the guest (I think this method was quickly dropped because it was hard for the guests to stop laughing or something) -They used cut-outs of the characters positioned in the interview room so if the guest wanted to interact with a specific character they knew where to turn their heads. If you want I believe there are some raw interviews uploaded to youtube, just search: Space Ghost raw interview

@@Floweramon I pray I come across some footage of any of these processes sometime in the future

That's the most they have ever had then, or since 😂😅

Their mortal enemy: improvisation.

I remember the first time i stumbled across ATHF. I was completely like, WTF? I knew it must have something to do with stoners (this was 2002 i believe) so asked my younger brother.. he said he didn't even know non stoners knew about the show lol. I was hooked after that.

@@mattwilliams4222 lol

good news for you, aqua teen is getting a movie this year

There were a few methods they used for the guest interviews. I don't remember what order they tried these methods, but I remember some included: -A normal style of interview, either with the interviewer in the same room or outside over an intercom. -The person conducting the interview would dress up like Space Ghost and be in the same room as the guest (I think this method was quickly dropped because it was hard for the guests to stop laughing or something) -They used cut-outs of the characters positioned in the interview room so if the guest wanted to interact with a specific character they knew where to turn their heads. If you want I believe there are some raw interviews uploaded to youtube, just search: Space Ghost raw interview

The newscast mislabelled editor Tom Roche as “Tim Roche.”

You're not Peter, are you... Peter?

When the emphasis is on the focus of the channel the pronunciation is different than if its perceived as a “name,” imo. Back in the day a lot of channels with a specific focus or connected to a brand (the Disney Channel, the *insert* News, the Shopping Channel) used to be pronounced with emphasis on the descriptor. But now they’re more ubiquitous and pronounced as if they’re a single proper noun You can compare the old commercial breaks to now and see this; “You’re watching *the* Disney Channel” vs “You’re watching Disney Channel” or “You’re watching *the* Cartoon Network” vs “Right here on Cartoon Network”

same

first season or two some interns would dress in a space ghost costume and interview them in em but the interviewees kept laughing and giggling during said interviews so they weren’t able to do it like that anymore i think that after that george lowe just interviewed em from some sort of speaker

@@hereinmyroom right. Saw an extra on a SGC2C DVD that had Matt Groening in a studio with George Lowe riffing over a speaker, getting sound bites that would be cut up and edited into the show format later.

George is retired. He isn't doing any consistent voice work anymore. Clay passed away. I'm sure Andy would be down but he can't do it alone. The other thing is WB doesn't want to do anything with their old shows anymore, and are on a bloodbath of budget cuts. Even their biggest AS Hit, ATHF couldn't get more than a 5 episode run in 2023 and that was from some extra money they found in the budget. It was basically a one time favor.

@@paklaselt2198 haggard but facts

@@paklaselt2198 somebody should root around in the couches of Musk and Bezos to make something worthwhile happen