Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Vol. 2 [2 Discs] (2004)

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Articulate fast food from New Jersey takes over your home entertainment center in this DVD set, which gather up the second cycle of the Cartoon Network series Aqua Teen Hunger Force in one convenient package. The material on Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Vol. 2 has been transferred to disc in the full-frame aspect ratio of 1.33:1, and the audio has been mastered in Dolby Digital 5.1. The dialogue is in English with optional subtitles in English, Spanish, and French. Four episodes feature bonus commentary tracks; other additional materials include outtakes and deleted scenes, a music video for the song "Baffler Meal", and two Future Wolf episodes which set up the origins of the Hunger Force.

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Synopsis of Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Vol. 2 [2 Discs]

Theatrical Feature Running Time:: 150 mins

Complete Cast of Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Vol. 2 [2 Discs]

Dana Snyder - Master Shake
Dave Willis - Meatwad

Carey Means - Flylock

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	Keith G.

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful

While season 2 may be one of the consistently strong years overall, I still think the greatest individual episodes are in Season 1, 3, and 4. That doesn't mean this season isn't very worth seeing. If there are no flat out genius episodes this year for me, I really liked Mail Order Bride, Universal Remonster, Super Bowl, Super Squatter, Super Spore, and Super Computer. Overall, the series has worn off a just bit for me from when I was first enthralled by it's sheer dada-esque insanity, but the best episodes still transcend to inspired, sublime levels of bizarre, gross, tweaked humor, leaving you both laughing out loud and shaking your head at the audacity and bravery of the storytelling. When your starting premise is a giant talking shake, fries, and wad of meat living in suburban New Jersey, USA how wrong can you go? If you like strange, gonzo humor (Monty Python would be my generation's touchstone) and/or out-there adult animation, you owe it to yourself to give this a try.

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