When I first saw "Space Ghost Coast to Coast" I was thinking, "This show looks like it's been around for some time, how come I've never seen or heard of it before?" It looked like it couldn't have been made any later that the mid-80's and as early as the mid-60's. Of course, I didn't have the internet or IMDb to look it up and find out that it was a new show.
After a few episodes and some context clues I gathered that it was a newer show and I was in. It was set up like a talk show with Space Ghost (voiced by George Lowe) and Zorak (voiced by C. Martin Croker) a large mantis. The format was different and funny. It wasn't for kids really, it was more for older teens and young adults--my demographic at the time.
After a few episodes and some context clues I gathered that it was a newer show and I was in. It was set up like a talk show with Space Ghost (voiced by George Lowe) and Zorak (voiced by C. Martin Croker) a large mantis. The format was different and funny. It wasn't for kids really, it was more for older teens and young adults--my demographic at the time.