Little Brittle

Great Adult Swim Show
This is a great show. It is the best ORIGINAL show on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim. It is about the adventures of a meatball named Meatwad, and box of fries named Frylock, and a shake name Master Shake. This is a very funny show that should be viewed by all. But be warned some of you might not get the humor so before you spend your money on this box set I would first check out the show on Cartoon Network. But after you see it you'll probably want to own all of the box sets like I did. All the information for this box set is listed below.

The Volume Four 2-disc DVD Box Set Includes:

13 Episodes:

Video Ouija

Unremarkable Voyage

Mooninites 3: Remooned

Gee Whiz

eDork

Little Brittle

Robositter

Mooninites 4: The Final Mooning

Diet

Dusty Gozongas

T-shirt of the Dead

Hypno-germ

Spacegate World

Special...

Master Shake is my idol
This collection catches us up with all the aired episodes

Video Ouija - Meatwad finally gets one up on Master Shake

Unremarkable Voyage

Mooninites 3: Remooned - why are the Moonites so damn funny? Science.

Gee Whiz - Ted Nugent and the most controversal episode of ATHF since the last.

eDork - the curse of being an early adopter. The follow up to PDA

Little Brittle - you cant keep a good rapper in hell for too long

Robositter - Pure freakish gold - especially when Frylock and Master Shake get jobs at the mall with the world's worst idea for an Orange Julius rip off.

Mooninites 4: MoonMasters - Moonites and a videogame. Gotta love the angle.

Diet - slimming

Dusty Gozongas - Scott Thompson does an amazing stripper turned civil servent

T-shirt of the Dead - a Christmas tradition in our house

Hypno-germ - Not one of my favorties.

Carl - Do not touch...

Fantastic 4
After every season of ATHF, I declare "That's it." I am certain that Matt and Dave will have nowhere to go now, that they have used up every possible hilarious random event they could come up with, and the show will go stale. And every season, they continue to surprise me. I said they couldn't beat "Dumber Dolls" with alcoholic doll Happy Time Harry, and they came back with "Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past". I said they couldn't beat that, and they gave me Willie Nelson, the out-of-touch monster of "The Shaving". What could beat that? Try "Gee Whiz".

Don't think they got it right on just one episode, either. The dynamic writing duo nailed it all season. From the opener "Video Oujia", where Meatwad communicates with the dead through his Atari 2600, to "Carl", where the trio leaves town for spring break, and Carl goes all Castaway by talking with inanimate objects...until Rudy the housesitting robot blows him away for "attempted robbery". The first thing you'll...

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