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''The Brak Show'' (2000-2003) was a ''very'' surreal [[Quarter Hour Short]] on [[Adult Swim]], [[The Parody|parodying]] [[Dom Com|Dom Coms]], set (sort of) in the ''[[Space Ghost Coast to Coast]]'' [[The Verse|universe]]. The show starred Brak and Zorak as [[High School|high school students]] in a suburban neighborhood.
''The Brak Show'' (2000-2003) was a ''very'' surreal [[Quarter Hour Short]] on [[Adult Swim]], [[The Parody|parodying]] [[Dom Com|Dom Coms]], set (sort of) in the ''[[Space Ghost Coast to Coast]]'' [[The Verse|universe]]. The show starred Brak and Zorak as [[High School|high school students]] in a suburban neighborhood.


It was animated by Wild Hare Studios, which animated ''[[Aqua Teen Hunger Force]]'' for its first two seasons. Clay Martin Croker, who played Zorak, was also the animation director for both series. It ran for two fourteen-episode seasons before it was unexpectedly cancelled, with viewers not finding out till the end of the episode.
It was animated by Wild Hare Studios, which animated ''[[Aqua Teen Hunger Force]]'' for its first two seasons. Clay Martin Croker, who played Zorak, was also the animation director for both series. It ran for two fourteen-episode seasons before it was unexpectedly cancelled, with viewers not finding out till the end of the episode.


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* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: George Lowe, who played [[Space Ghost]], plays Dad. He also used his regular voice once. Carey Means, who plays [[Aqua Teen Hunger Force|Frylock]], also plays Thundercleese.
* [[Hey, It's That Voice!]]: George Lowe, who played [[Space Ghost]], plays Dad. He also used his regular voice once. Carey Means, who plays [[Aqua Teen Hunger Force|Frylock]], also plays Thundercleese.
** [[Cee Lo Green]] voices [[Overly Long Name|Prime Cut Diggity Mo Mack Daddy Jizzabang Doggy Dog Dog]] in the episode ''Brakstreet.''
** [[Cee Lo Green]] voices [[Overly Long Name|Prime Cut Diggity Mo Mack Daddy Jizzabang Doggy Dog Dog]] in the episode ''Brakstreet.''
* [[Hey, Let's Put on a Show]]: ''[[Psycho]][[Oklahoma|klahoma]]''!
* [[Hey, Let's Put on a Show]]: ''[[Psycho]][[Oklahoma!|klahoma]]''!
* [[Humongous Mecha]]: [[Averted Trope|Averted]] in that Thundercleese is based off one, but he's certainly not as tall.
* [[Humongous Mecha]]: [[Averted Trope|Averted]] in that Thundercleese is based off one, but he's certainly not as tall.
* [[Ice Cream Koan]]: Dad has ''a lot'' of these.
* [[Ice Cream Koan]]: Dad has ''a lot'' of these.
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Latest revision as of 20:40, 2 January 2020

The Brak Show (2000-2003) was a very surreal Quarter Hour Short on Adult Swim, parodying Dom Coms, set (sort of) in the Space Ghost Coast to Coast universe. The show starred Brak and Zorak as high school students in a suburban neighborhood.

It was animated by Wild Hare Studios, which animated Aqua Teen Hunger Force for its first two seasons. Clay Martin Croker, who played Zorak, was also the animation director for both series. It ran for two fourteen-episode seasons before it was unexpectedly cancelled, with viewers not finding out till the end of the episode.

Tropes used in The Brak Show include:

Zorak: Nobody likes me. That's the way I like it.

Thundercleese: "Is that the best you can do?"
His Adversary: "...no."
Thundercleese: "THEN PREPARE TO TASTE MY RAGE!"

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