The Best Episodes of Space Ghost Coast to Coast Season 2

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1. #1 Fan Favorite
   

   7.8/10(75 votes)

   #1 - President's Day Nightmare

   S2:E12/20/1995

   The fate of one animation creator hangs in the balance as Space Ghost hosts a series of new cartoon shorts, only one of them, or the winner of a swimsuit competition, will emerge victorious

   Director:Unknown

   Writer:Matt Maiellaro

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   Writer:Matt Maiellaro
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   5.6/10(66 votes)

   #2 - Story Book House

   S2:E23/17/1995

   Kirk the Storyteller and Carl the Cartoonist offer Space Ghost viewers, through Carl's drawings and Kirk's narration, "exciting" versions of classic Space Ghost: Coast 2 Coast adventures

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   Writer:Unknown

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3. 

   8.1/10(80 votes)

   #3 - Girlie Show

   S2:E33/24/1995

   As Space Ghost swoons over the thought of meeting Fran Drescher, whom he has a crush on, Zorak and Moltar plot a rebellion behind Space Ghost's back.

   Director:Unknown

   Writers:Sarah Dyer, Evan Dorkin

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   Writers:Sarah Dyer, Evan Dorkin
4. 

   8.3/10(90 votes)

   #4 - Hungry

   S2:E43/31/1995

   The Ghost Planet gang are hungry. They order a pizza but it gets delivered to the wrong address. Zorak's nephew Raymond is visiting the studio. Michael Stipe offers to take the guys to dinner, but Zorak eats Raymond instead.

   Director:Unknown

   Writers:Spike Feresten, Steve O'Donnell

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   Writers:Spike Feresten, Steve O'Donnell
5. 

   8.2/10(73 votes)

   #5 - Fire Drill

   S2:E56/2/1995

   Donny Osmond comes prepared for Space Ghost...so does a woolly Panda.

   Director:Unknown

   Writers:Matt Maiellaro, David Greenberger

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   Writers:Matt Maiellaro, David Greenberger
6. 

   5.6/10(60 votes)

   #6 - Le Livre D'Histoire

   S2:E66/9/1995

   Lokar reluctantly presents two clips from the Space Ghost archives to the audience, at the same time complaining about the show as a whole...

   Director:Unknown

   Writers:Andy Merrill, Matt Maiellaro, Wally Feresten, James Kirkconnell

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   Writers:Andy Merrill, Matt Maiellaro, Wally Feresten, James Kirkconnell
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7. 

   7.7/10(75 votes)

   #7 - Sleeper

   S2:E77/28/1995

   Hulk Hogan asks Space Ghost who is the most powerful being in the Turner organization... and Slash is given a "warm reception" by the crew when they ditch him to drink coffee at the Cafeteria.

   Director:Unknown

   Writer:Matt Harrigan

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   Writer:Matt Harrigan
8. 

   7.7/10(69 votes)

   #8 - Jerk

   S2:E88/4/1995

   This episode starts with Brak yelling. There is a whole Zorak audience, and Space Ghost says, "The lone audience of The Apocalypse." Next, they take some calls on the show. Chad, Space Ghost's brother, calls. Then the IRS calls. Space Ghost yells for everyone to get out.

   Director:Unknown

   Writers:Sarah Dyer, Evan Dorkin

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   Writers:Sarah Dyer, Evan Dorkin
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   7.4/10(64 votes)

   #9 - Urges

   S2:E910/20/1995

   Zorak feels the urge to return to his home planet for "Mantis Mating Season", but is reluctant when he finds out he will die if he mates with a female. Michael Sweet persuades Zorak to make the attempt anyway. Zorak later returns, having been saved by a male Mantis in drag who was part of a resistance movement against the Mantis mating ritual.

   Director:Unknown

   Writers:Joel Hodgson, Nell Scovell

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   Writers:Joel Hodgson, Nell Scovell