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Space Ghost defends the honor of Lassie against the director of The Mask, whilst Jim Carrey refuses to give advice to the universe.

Space Ghost, Zorak, Moltar, and the Council of Doom unite for the festive season with altered variations of Christmas classics.

Space Ghost waits for a large cash payment from the "syndication weasels" so he can perform some all-new material.

While Space Ghost trades witty repartee (read: the usual insipid silliness) with Terry Jones, Lokar tries to lure Moltar away from the show and onto his own talk program with promises of lots of fancy fringe benefits.

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Space Ghost is fed up with Moltar and Zorak, and decides to replace them with his super computer named Mo 2000.

The show's energy takes a serious hit while Space Ghost deals with his emotions after being dumped.

Space Ghost interviews Jonathan Richman. That's it.

The show takes a while to start, with the title music heavily extended, Thurston Moore joins the show as Ghost Planet comes under attack, forcing Space Ghost to bombard the audience with another extended musical number before finally revealing that the entire show was simply a dedication to the music of the late Sonny Sharrock.

Michael Norman isn't afraid of Space Ghost, and Bill Nye is afraid that he might never know what Space Ghost IS...

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Space Ghost's interview is interrupted by a pirate channel created by one of the show's more...dedicated fans (aka a geek who knows everything about the show and lives with his mother). Despite Moltar's efforts, the geek is determined to have his demands met before he will relinquish control.

While Space Ghost is called away on various pretenses, his evil twin brother Chad tries to take his place.

While Space Ghost is out, Zorak and Moltar recruit the Council of Doom to plan a surprise party for Space Ghost's birthday. But by the looks of it, the Council is hoping it'll be the unpleasant kind of surprise...

Matt Groening, creator of The Simpsons, finally comes face to face with Space Ghost in a great interview as he salutes Space Ghost, asks him what he's a ghost of, and gives his opinion on Casper's resemblance to Richie Rich. Also, Moltar escapes...

Space Ghost is forced to deal with the annoying and easily frightened Tansit who has replaced Moltar as the show's director, when Space Ghost forces Tansit to reveal where Moltar is, he leaves his special guests Metallica to the mercy of Zorak.

Former Late Show with David Letterman writers scripted this unabashed spoof of late-night talk show convention.

This one starts out with arguments about Beefaroni, and Space Ghost elects the Council of Doom and Brak to judge a cooking contest. Zorak wants all of the bones for a soup, and they talk about cooking Space Ghost. One chef makes duck tacos, and another plays gymnastics with a dead chicken. Space Ghosts says it's a tie, and then blows up the Council of Doom, and finally Brak gets shot. He cries, and wants his lawyer. This is a double episode.

Space Ghost assembles artists for a special on the power of portraits.

Re-enactments of classic moments from the last few series played by real actors, a strange episode.

Space Ghost does a live interview with Dan Hsu of Electronic Gaming Monthly at the 2006 E3 Convention.

Space Ghost does a live interview with Daniel Sussman of The Acrobrats, as well as a creator of Guitar Hero 2.

Space Ghost does a live interview with John Tam of Red octane, creators of Guitar Hero.

Space Ghost does a live interview with Peter Moore, then head of Microsoft's X-Box division.

Space Ghost does a live interview with Peter Molyneux, generally considered the creator of the God game and creator of Populous, Dungeon Keeper, and the Fable series to name a few.

Space Ghost does a live interview with Todd Howard of Bethesda where he led development on Fallout 3 and the Elder Scrolls games.

Unfinished bonus value episode.

Adult Swim produced bumpers for the April Fools 2010 showing of "The Room" in the style of a Space Ghost Coast to Coast episode.