Freakazoid!
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Oct 18, 2026
Welcome to video
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44:15JoeHOST
I can.
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44:16JoeHOST
Oh, you remember Freakazoid? Remember that show? I do.
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44:20JoeHOST
There you go.
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44:23JoeHOST
He was in Wagon Train, Star Trek, duh.
Beyond Trek: Saturday Morning Cartoons - Earth Station Trek - 284
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41:28Alan SeilerHOST
Rightly so.
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41:29Alan SeilerHOST
Tony says, "One of my, one of the favorite '90s cartoon was Freakazoid!" Oh, I'd forgotten about that one.
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41:35Veronica DaschleHOST
I never watched that one.
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41:36Charles KelsoHOST
I never got to, either.
What A Cartoon! - Johnny Bravo "Bravo Dooby-Doo"
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42:57Bob MackeyHOST
He had a run on Animaniacs, and he was part of, like, the Warner Brothers world.
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43:00Bob MackeyHOST
He was on a lot of Freakazoid episodes, too.
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43:02Henry GilbertHOST
Oh, yeah.
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43:03Henry GilbertHOST
I mean, now it'd be easier to say what cartoons he wasn't on, because it's just, it's too many cartoon.
Pinky and The Brain...and Larry & Where the Deer and the Mousealopes Play (with Marc and Jordan of That's Not Quite All Folks)
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13:31Marc HalemGUEST
he was fantastic in that.
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13:36Mary JoHOST
And in regarding his work on the Amblin shows, he voiced Dr. Mystico in the Freakazoid episode, The Island of Dr. Mystico.
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13:44Mary JoHOST
And he also voiced Muckman Blake in Pinky Elmira in the Brain in the episode Teleporter Friend, which he was the nefarious sideshow owner.
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13:53Jordan SchmidtGUEST
Really? We covered that one.
Spooky Month Shivers
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19:28KenHOST
The other strong element worth mentioning is the musical score, composed by the late Richard Stone.
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19:33KenHOST
It's a curious standalone credit for him, as years later he would mostly devote his career to Emmy-winning music for TV cartoons like Tiny Toons, Animaniacs, Pinky and the Brain, and Freakazoid.
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19:46KenHOST
Quite the contrast from the spooky, brooding work he did on Pumpkinhead.
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19:50KenHOST
where electric and slide guitars bring the backwoods country to life and the dark tones of dread give the folk horror elements a powerful punch.
Episode 395: Someone has Seen Digger, Plus MITB Thoughts
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11:38Brian C. WoodHOST
And by the time you've reassembled and you're back in, you're again being pulled out.
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11:43Brian C. WoodHOST
So, like, you can't get comfortable with either storyline because you're being pulled in and out like a, you know, like Freakazoid.
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11:53Brian C. WoodHOST
And it's, you know...
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11:56Brian C. WoodHOST
The other thing too is that outside of structure, there are two performances in here that I like a whole hell of a lot better than Cruise.
Episode 675 - Bar Rules
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53:45Eric YoungHOST
So I guess it was on brand for the time.
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53:48Jeremy TobinHOST
Yeah, but I also like that kind of brand of character of just an annoying dude who runs around fucking shit up, you know, like Animaniacs, Freakazoid.
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53:58Eric YoungHOST
Animaniacs, yep.
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53:59Eric YoungHOST
Well, it goes along the lines with, what's the Allstate guy? um mayhem you've seen those yes yeah
Toilet Radio 648 – Psycho Goreman
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54:31Joe ThrashnkillHOST
Uh, well, I believe that, uh, actually for our next movie, Arachnophobia, Steven Spielberg was executive producer on that one, and you can tell for sure.
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54:41JordanHOST
Hey, he was involved with Freakazoid.
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54:43JordanHOST
It's okay.
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54:43Joe ThrashnkillHOST
okay.Um, lots, lots to, um, look forward to for next week.
First Class Rigatoni with Heavy Allegations
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60:52Brit WilliamsHOST
Oh yeah
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60:52Anthony SterlingHOST
... from Freakazoid.
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60:54Brit WilliamsHOST
See y'all feet.
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60:54Anthony SterlingHOST
The huntsman.
320. 666 Weeks of Horror VII - Part 2: The Wolf Man (1941)
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28:34George RogersHOST
It's so well done.
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28:36George RogersHOST
I was watching Freakazoid, 'cause that's up on Tubi, and I just put on a rand- you know, I love the show, so I just put on a random episode and I'm watching it.
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28:45George RogersHOST
And Freakazoid, or, or, like, his alter ego, Dexter Douglas, is visited by a man named Lonnie, uh, Lonnie Talbot, who is clearly supposed to be a reference to Larry Talbot and Lon Chaney Jr. He's like, "Oh, you gotta help me.
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29:00George RogersHOST
I turn into a werewolf.
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29:01George RogersHOST
I need you to help me stop the transformation." And he's like, "Uh, okay."
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29:06George RogersHOST
"I don't know what to do." But they, but when he transforms, they do in, in animation did they do that exact same, uh, transformation style when Lonnie Talbot turns into a werewolf.
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29:19Dean HolzapfelHOST
Right.
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29:20George RogersHOST
And of course, Freakazoid turns into f- turns in, uh, the Dexter Douglas turns into Freakazoid, and then immediately starts treating him like a dog.
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