Chinatown (Coast to Coast)

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Chinatown
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Premiere date September 11, 1998
Music composed by Sonny Sharrock
Man...or Astro-Man?
Writer(s) Dave Willis
Animation director(s) C. Martin Croker
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"Chinatown" is the sixth episode of Space Ghost Coast to Coast season five, and the sixty-third overall. It aired on September 11, 1998 on Cartoon Network. It was written by Dave Willis.

Space Ghost trades Moltar to a Chinese baseball team for a dog, which creates unforeseen problems with his supermodel guests, Tyra Banks and Rebecca Romijn. Meanwhile, Zorak becomes lost without Moltar.

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Characters

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Character debut Speaking debut Ep. debut No lines Mentioned

In order of appearance:

Character Actor
Space Ghost George Lowe
Zorak C. Martin Croker
Rags Himself
Moltar C. Martin Croker
Mookie Wilson
Omar Moreno
Tyra Banks Herself
Ra
John Stamos
Rebecca Romijn Herself
Sandra Dee


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  • Power bands
  • Inviso belt

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Development

Filming

It was copyrighted in 1998.

Music

The music was composed by Sonny Sharrock and Man...or Astro-Man? The musicians were Sharrock, Lance Carter, Eddie Horst, Alfrieda Gerald, and Man...or Astro-Man?

Release

Dates are in order of release:

  • United States: September 11, 1998 on Cartoon Network

Behind the scenes

  • Space Ghost mentions the NBC sitcom Cheers.
  • A gag credit is Nathan Cook as Space Ghost's male secretary.
  • Special thanks are given to Khaki Jones, Steve Copses, Atlanta Braves Baseball Club, Jim Tessmer, Macon Braves Baseball Club, Southern Animal Talent Agency, Ben Danner, Mardy Beeson, Lisa D. Ellis, Defining Image, Chris Thorne, and Underground Caricatures.
  • The Adult Swim website skips this episode, but if it hadn't, it would've been counted as episode 6.

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