The best thing about the Cartoon Network has, for a while now, been their Adult Swim programming. Weird, off the wall cartoons geared to an older audience that maybe sometimes push the boundaries of good taste a little further than say, The Powerpuff Girls. And one of the best things about Adult Swim, is Aqua Teen Hunger Force.

Aqua Teen Hunger Force is the thrilling adventures of a not so smart but egotistical milkshake named Master Shake, a box of French Fries named Frylock who talks like Morpheus from The Matrix, and a loveable wad of meat named Meatwad who just wants to dance. Together, they run a detective agency and solve crimes and fight injustice. They also watch TV and hang out in their in the above ground pool which belongs to their neighbor, Carl, a man with an impressive selection of trackpants and wifebeaters.

Going up against such adversaries as the dreaded 2 dimensional Mooninites, who resemble something out of an old Atari game, of evil but dim witted Leprechauns, the Aqua Teen Hunger Force deliver some truly bizarre laughs in some all too short fifteen minute intervals filled with plenty of pop culture references and totally weird but effective humor.

Granted, humor is a very subjective thing and what is amazingly funny to some people is dull and inconsequential to many others, but even if the jokes in Aqua Teen Hunger Force don't get to you, the supporting cast of quirky characters, and especially the whacked out situations that the crew finds themselves in, when time after time something escapes from the extremely unsecured laboratory of one Dr. Weird should keep you snickering, even if it's to yourself and not out loud. The writing and attention to detail in many of the episodes also warrants it for repeat viewing, which is always a nice touch when considering owning a television series on DVD.

The episodes included on the two disc set are:

Disc One
Rabbot
Escape From Leprechaupolis
Bus Of The Undead
Mooninites
Balloonenstein
Space Conflict From Beyond Pluto
Ol' Drippy

Disc Two
Revenge Of The Mooninites
MC P Pants
Circus
Dumber Days
Love Mummy
Interfection
Bad Replicant
PDA

Video:

All episodes are presented in fullscreen, which is how they were composed. Colors are nice and bright and aside from some small edge enhancement problems that appear in a couple of scenes, this is a nice clean transfer without and serious problems.