Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling

After 20 years in space, Rocko returns to a technologically advanced O-Town and makes it his mission to get his favorite show back on the air.

Cast

Carlos Alazraqui

as Rocko / Spunky / Leon Chameleon / Gordon the Foot / Mitch / Bun Master (voice)

Tom Kenny

as Heffer Wolfe / Chuck Chameleon / Really Really Big Man / Papa Elf / Newscaster / Captain Compost Heap / Salesman / Winds of Change / Tom / Tree (voice)

Charlie Adler

as Ed Bighead / Bev Bighead / Mr. Dupette / Grandpa Wolfe / Mr. Fathead / Mrs. Fathead / Dead Napoleon (voice)

Mr. Lawrence

as Filburt / Maitre D' / Martian 1 / Doug / Hopping Hessian / Doodleberg / Lizard (voice)

Jill Talley

as Nosey / Rabbit Mama / Schlam-O Girl / Teacher / Elephant Lady (voice)

Linda Wallem

as Dr. Hutchinson / Aunt Gretchen / Female Giraffe (voice)

Steve Little

as Nineman / Construction Worker / Cowboy / Ox / Worm B (voice)

Joe Murray

as Ralph Bighead / Rachel Bighead (voice)

Cosmo Segurson

as Pillow Salesman / Martian 2 / VHS Tape / Inured Worm / TV Announcer 1 / Russian Hockey Player (voice)

Tom Smith

as Really Really Big Man - Movie / VCR (voice)

Reviews

Gimly

Opens on the statement "I don't think we're in the nineties anymore" then **immediately** moves on to a visual gag about the state of the modern world that that _The Simpsons_ **literally made in 1998**. Pretty much broadcasts the attitude of the rest of the film. I did see a lot of _Rocko's Mode...

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