Episodes

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How many villains does it take to defeat the Aqua Teens? Unfortunately, this episode doesn't get to the bottom of this... but it DOES rock you like a hurricane! The Last One closes out ATHF's historic 2003 run on the highest note possible, featuring an assload of our favorite villains. From Episode 1's Rabbot to late Season 2's Bingo, this group of classic television villains are tricked by the Mooninites to attend the convention of a lifetime. Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday S...

Money can tear people apart.... alongside defectively cloned television sets. These two evils almost cause the demise of the Aqua Teens, until they unite to face a greater evil: someone telling them what to do. In one of the most ambitious episodes of ATHF yet, we learn where new TVs keep spawning from, what Frylock does when nobody is policing him, and what Meatwad's grandmother gave him before she died. We also learn about how this episode was written! Other topics discussed include Sonic Hero...

Want to know the quickest way to get your roommate to move out? Easy! Just emulate Mr David Lynch I'm On TV. In this episode of Aqua Teen, Frylock moves out, Shake keeps on doing whatever he wants, and Meatwad suffers. Plus, Carl falls out of an ambulance. We also see Frylock get rejected by Ned Hastings and Jay Wade Edwards. Beyond all of this, The demonstrates why Aqua Teen-- both the TV show and the group-- needs Frylock. Other topics discussed include pink eye, Dr Weird's possible Danzig fan...

If your weird neighbors invited you to Thanksgiving dinner (in December), would you go? No? Well what if the food smells good, does that change your mind? It does? BIG MISTAKE, BUSTER! Because a giant metal turkey from the future (but not really) is gonna mess your day up. SUCKS TO SUCK! In this seasonal return of Cybernetic Ghost of Christmas Past from the Future (sort of?), the Teens are celebrating Thanksgiving, despite what was done to the Martians. We dive into why this episode is called "T...

Would you sacrifice your entire identity as a human being for a brief moment of beauty? Carl did, and he paid the ultimate price: he became a clown. In this episode of Aqua Teen, Meatwad's desire for a new termite pet destroys Carl's house and creates easy viewing for the gang to watch Carl get it on. Hayden Ward shows up in this episode voicing the first (English speaking) female character in the show-- however, Hayden has done MUCH MORE for Aqua Teen than this role. Without her the show wouldn...

Imagine buying a home security system so incredible that it causes aliens to crash land in front of your house. How would you feel? Shocked? Excited? Annoyed? If you choose the last option, you might be Carl. In this episode of Aqua Teen, Carl accidentally summons two incredibly annoying frat bros to Earth, where they inflict a short-lived reign of unwanted sexual advances, vomit, and family braggery. Frylock builds a rocketship, Meatwad defends his sexuality, and Shake watches The Jeffersons in...

We've all met someone like the Wisdom Cube. A guy who just won't. shut. up. He jabbers on about the dumbest stuff you could never care about. Also, he's kind of a douche. Well, in this episode, we get to see the Aqua Teens deal with this paragon of vexation. Witnessing a barrage of "pranks", the Aqua Teens individually get sick of the Wisdom Cube, who turns out to not even be the Wisdom Cube. Jon Schnepp and Brian Posehn bring this "slice-of-life" episode to fruition, all while Carl applies for ...

Who needs a kidney when you can have a new car? In this slice-of-life episode, the boys attempt to fix up The Hotwad, but it doesn't go to plan... mostly for Carl. One of the very last TV-PG episodes of Aqua Teen, Ronnie gushes about his all-time favorite ATHF episode. Other topics discussed include Will Ferrell maybe kind of almost being in the 2007 ATHF film, egregious auto repair bills, and the continuing mystery of Judith Dray. References: • Cartoons That Should Have Ended Early: https://www...

Imagine the best sandwich you've ever had. Like, ever. Now imagine if you ate it all, you'd die. Would you be able to resist? Master Shake wasn't. In this dread-filled episode, the William's Street crew pushes Aqua Teen to the limit-- to great success. Filled with collectibles, Don Hertzfeldt homages, disembodied voices (Isaac Hayes III), relationship quarrels (H. Jon Benjamin and Jon Glaser), Vogue magazine subscriptions, and the worst day of Meatwad's life, this episode has it all. Other topic...

If you had a monster in the attic, how would you react? Would you kill it? Would you force it to leave? Or would you take pity on its lameness, helping it become a monster of legendary proportions? If you chose the third option, you might be Master Shake. In this "Bus-of-the-Undead-done-right" episode, Willie Nelson-- not THAT Willie Nelson-- (played by Tom Scharpling) turns out to be much more horrifying than Shake could ever hope. Frylock dresses up as a haunted sailor for Halloween. Meatwad a...

Are you sick and tired of that boring old "Happy Birthday" song? Master Shake has you covered. Combining two of rock's biggest stars, Geddy Lee (voiced by Matt Maiellaro) and Zakk Wylde (voiced by the actual Zakk Wylde), Shake creates a heavy (in the philosophical, musical, and financial contexts) replacement. Going into debt north of a million bucks, Shake is forced to come up with the money... or not. We go over how this episode evolved, Meatwad's Rush fandom, and more in this week's episode! ...

Master Shake is in some serious legal trouble... in the woods. Carl is being used as a human Post-It note. Frylock tries to work within the system to save his friends, but quickly realizes the system is stupid. Giving us more voice actors than we've ever had before, this multifaceted episode teaches us one thing: Trees are dumb as hell. Other topics discussed include Outkast's Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, trees mysteriously appearing, and used oil disposal methods. References: • Radio Labyrinth ...

Has science gone too far? On his mission to rid the world of unnecessary water waste, Frylock (naturally) kills Carl. After several attempts to bring him back-- some involving trees, cadavers, and eyeballs-- Carl gets a nice Tonka-tuff body. Master Shake steals Meatwad's joke, but then must pay the ultimate price... well, not really, because he's back next episode. Other topics discussed include feet on guitar cables, Wordle on the toilet, accidental corporate emails, truck driving, Death Cab fo...

If you had access to the stargate.. sorry, FAR gate, how would you use it? Would you steal from the world's banks? Use it to fast travel to different continents for leisure? Or would you use it to steal cable? If you chose the latter, you'd probably fit in well with the Plutonians. Emory and Oglethorpe get high (420 blaze it), blast their eyes out, make counterfeit shirts, and unleash the universal remonster (accidentally) on the Aqua Teens. This episode also spawns a rare Diablo III item! Did R...

Frylock will do anything to beat Wayne "The Main Brain" McClain at bar trivia. ANYTHING. Frylock wants those bar dollars. "Well surely he wouldn't ludovico technique his friends over the course of a week, force feeding all the world's events except for sports into their brains, would he?" Wow, he actually does exactly that. You must have already seen this episode. I mean I assume you have if you listen to someone talk about Aqua Teen for over an hour every week. Super Trivia is the only time we ...

Meatwad is a man of many mysteries. While Frylock clearly has powers throughout the show, Meatwad gets them occasionally... sort of. In a Stephen King inspired "Meatwad gets powers" episode, instead of abusing Shake or Frylock with these powers, he uses his prophecies to jump on Frylock's bed and eat his caulk. Shake loses the lotto, and gets covered in bones and doo-doo. Other topics discussed include Valve's Steam, Billy Corgan's Zwan, Sofia Coppola's kick ass film soundtracks, and animating C...

If your roommate didn't pay the bills, how would you handle it? Would you kick him out? Would you pay them yourself? Would you do nothing to team him a lesson? If you chose the latter, you might be Frylock. Shake and Frylock are stuck at an impasse, while Meatwad suffers without a weenie smoothie. Shake decides to abandon ship and live at Carl's house-- which results in Carl shooting himself in the foot. It's okay though, he gets some good drugs because of it. Other topics discussed include Phar...

Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice... do what now? Meatwad falls for yet another MC Pee Pants scheme (this time feeding da shorteez, AKA accumulating dangerous amounts of fly digestive acid to break into the First National Bank to pay off some patio furniture), but Frylock is by his side the entire time. Shake sees his steak and eggs and just sorta disappears. It happens. Also, Carl has crabs. The two are likely unrelated, but possibly not. Other topics discussed include getting songs stu...

The Aqua Teens react in their own ways to their new alien friend, Travis of the Cosmos. Frylock becomes a strict parent. Meatwad becomes a tattletale. Shake... passes out most of the episode. We get some insight from the wonderful Brooks Braselman, voice of Travis, about how Pizzicato Five helped to craft this underrated episode. Other topics discussed include The Room (o hai), Mars Volta, and getting blackout drunk. References: • Corndog Central: https://www.corndogcentral.com/ • Studio Dude Sh...

If your friend got plastic surgery, how would you handle it? Would you congratulate them? Would you ignore it? Or would you continue to point out their flaws, encouraging them to turn themselves into monsters? If you chose the latter, your name might be Meatwad. Other topics discussed include Michael Jackson's plastic surgery, Static-X, and who Dana Snyder is following on Instagram. References: • Super Model 2003 Thread: https://animesuperhero.com/forums/threads/itt-aqua-teen-hunger-force-superm...

If a caveman stole your computer, would you install games on it for him? Well Frylock does, and its a big mistake. Jon Glaser plays Oog, a sassy business-savy prehistoric douche. Taking the fruits of Frylock's labor, Oog makes millions while trying to rip Oog head off. Other topics discussed include Greta Van Fleet, Xbox Gamepass, and suspending RAM in colloidal fluid. References: • Clam Digger Game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tTVW59J03-A • Super Computer 2003 Thread: https://animesuperhero...

If you won two tickets to the Super Bowl, who would you bring? After pitting Carl and Master Shake against each other, Meatwad decides to bring.... Boxy Brown. A classic "Meatwad's power goes to his head" episode, Carl and Shake force themselves to be nice to Meatwad for a chance at attending the biggest sporting event of the year. Little do they know, is that the Super Bowl didn't even ask Meatwad for his tickets... also it was a farm. Other topics discussed include Disney's Toontown, Staind, a...

I have one question for you: Who is The Drizzle? Master Shake takes on the persona of The Drizzle (and later, The Fume)-- totally ignoring the fact he is already a super detective. In this microcosm of an episode, Dana Snyder takes the lead with ATHF's most dialogue-focused episode yet. Shake's hubris causes him to "accidentally" spill nuclear waste on himself, yielding him the great power of..... melting.... We also go over comments about this episode the night that it aired, back in June 1st o...