Video:

The full-screen transfer of Space Ghost Coast to Coast vol. 3 does everything it needs to, especially considering the budget and less-than-stellar animation of the original. The colors are fine, if not eye-popping, and there seem to be few digital flaws.

Audio:

With the exception of "Boatshow," the discs are in perfectly acceptable 2.0 sound. "Boatshow" is presented in 5.1 surround sound that, while a nice gesture, does not present too major an improvement. The surrounds remain underutilized, though the subwoofer mix ends up quite active.

Extras:

The 24 episodes on volume three are almost as many as on the first two volumes combined, which might explain the thinner-than-normal extras section. There are five commentaries on the set, which each end up a mess of barely-identifiable voices saying little of interest, with the exception of Joshua.

Deleted scenes from Switcheroo, an alternate ending to Zorak, and more interview footage with Jon Stewart are on the first disc. The alternate ending is interesting, though the choice made for the actual episode is much funnier.

World Premiere Toon In, an episode in which the Council of Doom judges interviews with prospective directors of new cartoons, is the best of the extras on disc two. The winner ended up being the director of the incredibly popular Powerpuff Girls. Also supplied is uncut interview footage with Bob Odenkirk and David Cross.

Final Thoughts:

Space Ghost Coast to Coast is currently not scheduled to come back to Cartoon Network or Adult Swim. But the show's signature brand of bizarre humor lives on through this DVD collection. It's a must-have for SG fans, but also a good starter set to introduce the show to those that have never seen it.