This might be a long shot but I’m looking for this niche Brak toy. I’ve only seen it once and my husband would love one. It’s Brak in a orange/blue radio - maybe 3-5 inches tall for a desk - his face sticks out and his mouth moves with the radio like it’s him talking. It kinda reminds me of how those old 80s flowers dance to outside sounds or music? I’ve been searching and looking for one for Christmas and I can’t seem to find it. Any leads or ideas? TIA!!

Think about it.

Before Brak was eaten by the Piranha-noids or whatever, he had whiskers and he was smart.

Now, Brak has no whiskers and he's a dummy.

Zorak and Moltar are still similar to how they were in the 60's cartoon. I think Brak losing his whiskers is a big deal.

Does anyone have a link to Brak's song about going to the grocery store for his mom? He has a list in his head "bread, milk, milk, milk, milk..." Of course by the time he gets there he's forgotten and replaced everything with nonsense items. I think it's a parody of a 70s/80s children's song.

It's literally been over 20 years since I've heard it, not sure how good my memory is but I can't find it anywhere. Hope I'm not making it up.

Hi there,

This is really bothering me that I can't seem to remember an episode of Space Ghost Coast to Coast where I heard a funny quote of Zorak's that cracked me up as a kid. I remember it quite vividly.

I think Space Ghost and Zorak were going back and forth, saying "hiney" or something. The way Zorak said it it was hilarious. Space Ghost may have just flown away at the end, annoyed, lol. Anyway, I have looked at several quotes or script sites and found an episode called Gilligan that has hiney mentioned in there once.

Do you guys remember this episode? Please let me know. Thanks!

Does anyone know the title of the reggae song that moltar's playing in the engineers booth?

Does anyone know if I can find the background sound that played throughout most episodes? It's that low soft humming sound that slows down and speeds up, over and over.

I always imagined it was the sound of Ghost Planet's elliptical orbit.

I’ve seen dvds that split into volumes, but it doesn’t say how many episodes or what seasons they are in the descriptions.

Possible theory: it's a fake window kind of like Letterman, Leno, Conan etc had but instead of showing a fake city it shows an image of the whole planet?

In an early episode he says the Ghost Planet behind him looks really close but it's actually far away. Then it crashes into the set. This could be written off as a joke but he still does refer to it as a "Ghost Planet." Are there multiple "Ghost Planets?" And where's Cartoon Planet?

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I work at a retirement center. We're serving Blackened Orange Roughy for the dinner meal. I know I'm going to slip up and say sunbloated like I was ordering a pizza...

Poor Raymond...