I didn't realize that Space Ghost Coast to Coast and Art Bell'sCoast to Coast AM were different things.
As in, I wasn't aware of the existence of the cartoon, but assumed people were referring to Art Bell when referring to Space Ghost. I assume Art Bell's late night radio show was in inspiration for Space Ghost from 1994, but couldn't find a mention on the Wiki.
I heard Danny Polishchuk, Ryan Long's right hand man, describe the inspiration for his own call-in show Low Value Mail as being Space Ghost and thought he was referring to Bell.
In the 90s, I had a small portable radio with a long antenna that I'd use to try to pick up AM radiowaves from Great Lakes stations under the covers.
I was mostly looking for ball games and sports talk, but would often only be able to pick up Bell in syndication.
RIP. Another reminder of getting old is all the people you watched on TV dying one by one.
As for Space Ghost, it remains the most neglected franchise WB owns. How many stupid Scooby-Doo reboots have they tried forcing while Space Ghost comics continue to sell and the old show is pirated, shared and commented on YouTube? Pedowood doesn't have a clue what they're doing!
Oh no! That's a real shame. Guy was an icon. He did a lot of stuff with AS, back in the day, besides just Space Ghost. Although that was certainly his most famous work, and was pretty much responsible for AS becoming its own thing in the first place.
It wasn't just the kicking off of era for Adult Swim, it kicked off Adult Swim, period. They leveraged the success of Space Ghost and managed to turn it into Adult Swim. Without Space Ghost, no Adult Swim.
Monday Night wrestling wars then SGC2C was a Monday ritual in the late 90's. Proof that times like those are definitely best appreciated when they are being lived...
Damn. Remember seeing that on cartoon network late at night and not understanding whats going on or the humor.
There is a reason that the show's biggest fans were all stoners.
... Don't look at me
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I didn't realize that Space Ghost Coast to Coast and Art Bell's Coast to Coast AM were different things.
As in, I wasn't aware of the existence of the cartoon, but assumed people were referring to Art Bell when referring to Space Ghost. I assume Art Bell's late night radio show was in inspiration for Space Ghost from 1994, but couldn't find a mention on the Wiki.
I heard Danny Polishchuk, Ryan Long's right hand man, describe the inspiration for his own call-in show Low Value Mail as being Space Ghost and thought he was referring to Bell.
In the 90s, I had a small portable radio with a long antenna that I'd use to try to pick up AM radiowaves from Great Lakes stations under the covers.
I was mostly looking for ball games and sports talk, but would often only be able to pick up Bell in syndication.
RIP. Another reminder of getting old is all the people you watched on TV dying one by one.
As for Space Ghost, it remains the most neglected franchise WB owns. How many stupid Scooby-Doo reboots have they tried forcing while Space Ghost comics continue to sell and the old show is pirated, shared and commented on YouTube? Pedowood doesn't have a clue what they're doing!
Oh no! That's a real shame. Guy was an icon. He did a lot of stuff with AS, back in the day, besides just Space Ghost. Although that was certainly his most famous work, and was pretty much responsible for AS becoming its own thing in the first place.
It wasn't just the kicking off of era for Adult Swim, it kicked off Adult Swim, period. They leveraged the success of Space Ghost and managed to turn it into Adult Swim. Without Space Ghost, no Adult Swim.
No, it shifted to offensively stupid nonsense like Tim and Eric over a decade ago and now its that high energy, meme heavy zoomer shit.
RIP to the king of AS. Knifin Around and that episode where he follows an ant for ten minutes still pops into my head to this day and makes me laugh
I going to follow this ant home, kill its whole family
Monday Night wrestling wars then SGC2C was a Monday ritual in the late 90's. Proof that times like those are definitely best appreciated when they are being lived...
Aw man.. Not George.. Damn....
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We lost a real legend.