GamerTab
That was an excellent one.
BlazeLime
Strong and Moving!
AniInterview
Sorry, this movie sucks
Guillelmina
The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.
daviroberts-02746
Before SpongeBob Squarepants came, Freakazoid was, so do I think, the most hysterical cartoon in children's programme (hysterical cartoons are normal nowadays). The theme song is an ear worm, of which I can't get out. Now to the series: Kids can have fun at watching dumb superhero's. But they don't understand some references. That's the reason why Freakazoid is so underrated. It's actually a shame, because that series is sometimes very funny. With the recommended audience should it have been here similar to the recommended audience for The Flintstones: entertainment for kids and adults. While the series is too hard for kids to understand, the series is too harmful to be an adult cartoon.My thought: For everybody who likes SpongeBob Squarepants or similar hysterical cartoons, is Freakazoid a good series, not only because it's so funny. But it should be seen by older people, who understand the references, so they can think about if this series is good for children.
BigBadaBruce
In terms of quality in execution and scripts, this was run of the mill stuff. Butr lets be honest, everyone loved this show as soon as they watched it. Basic, zany, Spielberg produced Freakazoid was just one of those shows you watched in hilarity, compete and utter rubbish and yet you loved it. And who can forget the theme tune? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sEcxwMxfB3I, go on to see the theme tune in all its glory Super-teen extraordinaire Freakazoid! Freakazoid! Runs around in underwear Freakazoid! Freakazoid! Rescues Washington D.C. Freakazoid! Freakazoid! Unless something better's on TV Freakazoid! Freakazoid! His brain's overloading It has a chocolate coating Textbook case for Sigmund Freud Freakazoid! Freakazoid! Check out Dexter Douglas Nerd computer ace Went surfing on the internet And was zapped to cyberspace He turned into the Freakazoid He's strong and super-quick He drives the villains crazy 'Cause he's a lunatic His home base is the Freakalair Freakazoid! Fricassee! Floyd the Barber cuts his hair Freakazoid! Chimpanzee! Rides around in the Freakmobile Freakazoid! Freakazoo! Hopes to make a movie deal Freaka me! Freaka you! He's here to save the nation So stay tuned to this station If not, we'll be unemployed Freakazoid! Freakazoid! Freakazoid!!!
emasterslake
This is one of my favorite short ran cartoons next to the SatAM Sonic the Hedgehog and The Critic.The revolves on your average computer user teen, Dexter who lives in Washington D.C. His life is a total bore has a tough brother named Dunken who picks on him and has 2 naive parents.But on one Christmas Day, Dexter's life changes when he receives a new computer chip as a present. He installs it in his computer, but when a special code is typed in and gets deleted, Dexter gets warped into his computer and receives all sorts of knowledge and receives the power to become an alter ego, a SuperFreak! And before you know it Freakazoid is here! Able to surf the net, fight crime, and use his cocky attitude on super villains.Throughout the series, you'll see plenty of excitement and humor, and jokes on movies and TV shows.Freakazoid is one of the best Spielberg produced cartoons ever! It's a shame it only ran for 2 seasons. But that's alright, cause it's still cool to watch! Those who like the other Spielberg related cartoons will love this cartoon.If it ever gets a complete series DVD box set be sure to buy it!
the_phantom_was_here
Oh how I miss this show terribly. Freakazoid! was the absolute best show on the Cartoon Network around that time. The brand of comedy found in the series was probably the first of it's kind which only makes it hard to ever forget. Each episode was packed with sarcastic humor and hilarious parodies of celebrities and various pop culture as well as physical humor, making it enjoyable for older folks as well as younger ones. Every character is hilarious, from the leads to the announcer. To top it all, the voice acting wasn't bad either. Paul Rugg played a spectacular Freakazoid. I honesty believe Cartoon Network was crazy to have let a show like this slip. The series was only twenty-six episodes long, hardly enough if you ask me. It's shows like this that make me appreciate shows like Family Guy or Futurama. My point is that if they can give crap shows like LAX a second chance, (even after bad ratings) why not a great one like Freakazoid!?
