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If you love Space Ghost you will love this. Like the extras, but the episode selection list can be annoying as it only shows the first five and then have to conitnue on to next page.
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Good quality, brought back great memoiries of Saturday mornings in the sixties. Just like Jonny Quest it encourged kids to aiways be honest and truthful. I sure don't care for the Japanese cartoons of today, TOO WIERD and unrealistic!!!
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it finally made its way to DVD. I just hate that other sorry mess Space Ghost Coast to Coast..it made my eyes freak out and a temporary loss of brain function. But this is what i remember of Space Ghost and why i loved it so much all of it is here in 20 episodes along with Dino Boy which i liked as well. I just hope there is some kind of continuation with ending being something that i didnt really care for personally. Otherwise an excellent production and price for a cartoon series that most folks have loved for quite awhile. Even if you werent around for this when released it is still something great and should be picked up and enjoyed regardless.
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Decades before settling into a cushy career as the host of the moronic yet humorous parody show Space Ghost Coast to Coast, intergalactic patrolman Space Ghost kept the galaxy safe from a menagerie of space pirates and evildoers. Armed with famed power bands, a menacingly sleek Phantom Cruiser and best dressed sidekicks Jan & Jace and Blip, Space Ghost, hands down, was the coolest superhero around. Dino Boy, once you realize that its basically Jonny Quest (Tod, the Dino Boy), his dog Bandit (Bronty, the baby brontosaurus) and bodyguard Race Bannon (Ugh, the caveman) battling dangers in a prehistoric valley, offers just as much fun as Space Ghost. Featuring superb design work by late great artist Alex Toth, music by Ted Nichols, a solid voice cast including Space Ghost himself Gary Owens (who, sadly, wasn't interviewed for the set), and exotic environments, Space Ghost & Dino Boy - The Complete Series ably provides tons of retro fun and non-stop action '60s Hanna-Barbera style. This 2-disc (480 min.) set features all 20 episodes from the series in its original three-segment form (1 Dino Boy sandwiched between 2 Space Ghost segments); Full-Frame (1.33:1) video; English audio; Closed caption; plus the following Special Feature: "Simplicity: The Life and Art of Alex Toth." Considering the lack of remastering and the age of the show, the picture and sound are fairly good, despite some noticeable debris. Unfortunately, the two discs in this set are dual-sided, so there's next to no chance that you'll get a set free of scratches. Luckily, they are, for the most part, only surface scratches and in no way interfere with the playback so you'll want to thoroughly screen both discs (in a timely manner) before returning due to defect. While there is no segment selection screen for the episodes, there are chapters for the segments which you can skip through using your remote.
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I have been waiting for Space Ghost to go to DVD. As soon as I received it I popped it into my DVD player. I could watch it over and over again!Now I am waiting for The Herculoids to go to DVD.
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