Brak Presents the Brak Show Starring Brak

Brak...wow, what an odd character. The voice, the absence of clear thought...what a good idea for a series. The show itself is actually pretty short (each episode if 15 mins long) and the stories are not too drawn out (much like space ghost), but they're clever and entertaining nonetheless. Amazing voice work here- Brak, Zorak, and even Space Ghost himself doing the voice of the dad. Very funny dialogue and clever songs added here and there. Highly recommend this one.

A spin-off from the much funnier "Space Ghost: Coast to Coast" and a prelude to the much funnier "the Brak Show", Guest starring such third-grade 'stars' as Wrestler Diamond Dallas Page and pretty boy, Freddie Prince Jr. their interactions with Zorak and Brak respectively were cringe inducing. The songs by the two aforementioned cartoon characters were OK, but were nothing compared to the great "the Brak show". I'm glad it only last 2 episodes actually as it just didn't feel like the right forum for either Brak or Zorak. Highlights of these 2 episodes can be found on the second disc of the 2 DVD set of "The Brak Show".

My Grade: D

Not nearly as funny or good as Coast to Coast, but far superior to the pathetic Cartoon Planet. This was an okay show. Had some good moments, had some bad moments.

All and all, I could actually sit down and watch it. Two episodes weren't really enough. Maybe they should make more.

When I heard that cartoon network was making a show starring my favorite charactor of "Space Ghost C2C" (Brak), I had to check it out!

When I first saw it, I laughed my head off! I loved the "We're Buds" song. And that one rap done by Zorak. Cartoon Network made only 2 episodes. They really really should make more.

Cartoon Network, cancel "Toon Heads" and replace it with the brak show! I LOVE it! It's more exciting than eatin beans! (No offence, Brak!)

This show, the second spinoff of "Space Ghost Coast To Coast," is great. Just the sheer fact that they created new animation for the show was wonderful, and finally seeing the guest/cartoon interaction (such as Diamond Dallas Page throwing Zorak across the stage) was comic genius. I almost busted a gut seeing Zorak dressed up as Slash from Guns N Roses. The show has plenty of musical numbers from the Brakster, including a duet with Freddie Prinze, Jr., on the perrenial Brak favorite, "Highway 40." There have only been two episodes so far, and since you never know when they'll air them again, I suggest you pick up Brak Presents the Brak Album Starring Brak to at least hear the sketches and songs.