History Trivia / SpaceGhostCoastToCoast

** "The World Premiere Toon-In" (aka "President's Day Nightmare"): For copyright reasons, all the cartoons featured on the show were cut for the DVD release. Only the wraparounds are shown. The Creator/HBOMax version restores the cartoons, but cuts the line stating the special was being broadcast on CN, Creator/{{TBS}} and Creator/{{TNT}}.

** "Explode": An announcement at the very end of episode from the late BBC DJ JohnPeel, stating that the Ghost Planet will now explode (hence the title of the episode...) was removed.

** For a time, the unedited versions of the above (as well as the episodes not on DVD) could be obtained through the Adult Swim's "Create Your Custom DVD!" feature, but now that the Adult Swim Store has shut down, the only legal option is to buy the episodes via iTunes.

** "The World Premiere Toon-In" (aka "President's Day Nightmare"): For copyright reasons, all the cartoons featured on the show were cut for the DVD release. Only the wraparounds are shown.

** The entirety of "Fire Ant" has rarely aired on TV since its premiere. {{Justified| Trope}}, as Space Ghost literally spends ''10 minutes'' of the uncut episode ''chasing an ant through various backdrops''. The versions on Creator/HBOMax and Creator/AdultSwim are the edited versions as well but the uncut version is available on DVD and is easy to find on various video websites.

* OldShame: To Mike Lazzo, who considers the show to be dead to him.

* IAmNotSpock: Joel Hodgson is not pleased with Space Ghost confusing him with his character 'Joel Robinson'.

* BizarroEpisode: Intentional for the first few years. Every seventh episode or so was supposed to be weird.

** "Chambraigne": Al Roker was originally part of the Chambraigne commercial. He was replaced on the [=DVDs=] by George Lowe (though some would argue that was an improvement because... it's George freaking Lowe)

** You can find the episode "The Mask" on the VHS release of that movie, which it was originally made for; it follows the film. (Or, you can just watch it on Website/YouTube.)

** While it was in pre-production, [[Series/FantasyIsland Hervé]] [[Film/TheManWithTheGoldenGun Villechaize]] was in negotiations to co-star as a sidekick of Space Ghost. Sadly, he killed himself before anything happened.

* NoBudget: And how! Adult Swim's budget for original programming, much less for an adult cartoon, was basically nonexistent. One article from 1994 claims its budget was ''raised'' to 30,000 dollars an episode; many modern animated shows hit ten or twenty times that. Watch any given episode and it's really not hard to see why. Frequently lampshaded.

** You can find the episode "The Mask" on the VHS release of that movie, which it was originally made for; it follows the film. (Or, you can just watch it on YouTube.)

* MissingEpisode: ''Copa Toon", a series of specials done for Latin American audiences during the [[UsefulNotes/TheWorldCup 2002 FIFA World Cup]] and the 2003 Copa America where Space Ghost interviewed several sports personalities were considered lost for more than a decade until the episodes were uploaded to YouTube in 2015. The episodes were unique because they were recorded in both English (with the original cast) and Spanish, yet the interviewee's lines remained in Spanish in both dubs.

* ThrowItIn: Between takes, George Lowe was complaining about how some fruit baskets he bought around Christmas time were recieved by people at Creator/CartoonNetwork. When putting the show together, they decided to use this bit during the intro for ''Fire Drill''.

* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: The earlier seasons, since it was a late-night show on Cartoon Network with most of what would become the trademark Adult Swim style, including references kids wouldn't necessarily get, but without any vulgarity.

* OlderThanTheyThink: The two Bangladesh guys Mujibur and Sirajul, briefly featured in "Hungry", actually were previously featured in recurring segments on ''Series/LateNightWithDavidLetterman''. Hence why they keep exclaiming "Hi, Dave!"

* DecendedCreator: C. Martin Croker, in addition to voicing both Zorak and Moltar, also animated most of the new animation sequences that appear in the series.

* CreatorCameo: To an extent. C. Martin Croker, in addition to voicing both Zorak and Moltar, also animated most of the new animation sequences that appear in the series.

* MissingEpisode: ''Copa Toon", a series of specials done for Latin American audiences during the [[TheWorldCup 2002 FIFA World Cup]] and the 2003 Copa America where Space Ghost interviewed several sports personalities were considered lost for more than a decade until the episodes were uploaded to YouTube in 2015. The episodes were unique because they were recorded in both English (with the original cast) and Spanish, yet the interviewee's lines remained in Spanish in both dubs.