As much as I loved Slimer he was a lot better as the mascot than as the main character that he turned into. I realize that he was the focus of a few episodes in the early seasons but for the most part he was the comic nuisance which was more than enough to make him lovable, at least in my opinion anyway
Well, the producers asumed that Slimer is the best choice to draw more children for the show, instead of four middle aged man. gladly, Extreme Ghostbusters made Slimer into the Comic Relief again and focused more in the main characters.
@@MarinetteDupainCheng564 Yeah, the producers clearly failed to recognize that children viewed the Ghostbusters as cool adults. Also, I believe that one of the reasons children responded so well to Slimer as he was was because his reactions to what the Ghostbusters were doing were similar to how kids respond to real life adults.
Yeah, when Fox Family was showing reruns of The Real Ghostbusters in 1998/99, I really noticed the change in animation quality once they got to season's six (1990) and seven (1991). I am guessing that DIC decided to switch up the animation studios from Japan to Korea since the show had been around for a while and the ratings had dropped off significantly (during season four in 1988, when the show was renamed Slimer and The Real Ghostbusters the ratings dropped quite a bit when compared to the first three seasons), so they were looking to cut costs just to pump out a few more episodes before cancelation. Also, I would imagine the recycling of animation footage from past episodes was another cost saving measure.
@@Dargonhuman I see. So I had it backwards. The one with the gorilla was the original, but the name was to let the gorilla have the original name. Thanks for explaining.
Had this been an earlier season, and they stayed away from the parody of The Simpsons and Married with Children by someone that clearly has seen neither, I could see the concept of a family of ghosts squatting in the Ghostbusters' fire house as a home being a clever gag episode. But by then, the series went from show made with kids in mind to show directly made for kids at the suggestions of people who had never come in contact with a child. Though I seriously wonder if the character designers are to blame for the family being visually based on The Simpsons, rather than the Bundy clan. That said, I'm surprised they got away with a fart joke back then. What was this, like early 90's? "Butt" was a forbidden word until Tiny Toons used it, farts wouldn't be considered okay for kids for some time.
Now with today's world of Fox/FX/Adult Swim/Hulu/Netflix they could do Ghostbusters animation with the adult humor of the first movie, and do a Simpsons/Bundy's parody right.
@Ghostbusters News: Its funny, I never would have guessed as a kid that some of the episodes from the 1990 season like this one reused animation from the second season. As an adult, it is really noticeable when the animation shifts from season six to reused animation from the earlier seasons. I am guessing that DIC did this a cost saving measure, since they were known to produce many of their cartoons as cheaply as possible. When I was a kid, I did notice that the Grungee family did look similar to the Simpsons since I had seen a few ads for the show when I was channel surfing. I agree, Egon using the Proton Pack to propel himself through the Firehouse is one of the few decent moments of this episode. Even as a kid, I felt this story was a major step down from where The Real Ghostbusters began. Still at least the toy line had some quality toys like the Ecto Bomber and the Slimed Heroes action figures. Also, I was reading The Real Ghostbusters comic books from NOW comics, when I could find them. Funnily, enough besides The Real Ghostbusters, NOW comics also published a comic book series tie in for Married .... With Children, which as you said also played a part in the creation of the Grungee's family's personalities.
I still like the fact that they didn't bust them at the end, I expected it. I recently watched an EGB episode, where at the end a ghost woman came looking for her dog (that they had just trapped), and they just imprison her too. It didn't set right with me, since (interdimensional weirdness or not) it wasn't a "undead haunting spirit" but just an (interdimensional) alien with obvious intelligence and civilization to be owning a pet. See, we can all over think these things!
WOW! You are the first youtuber to actually acknowledge that the first seasons of the Real Ghostbusters were animated in Japan ( and thus technically count as "anime" ) thank you! ^^
I could tell the differences compared between the earlier and later seasons. I actually preferred the series music score before season 6, that was actually captivating and spooky however after a while it did seem repetitive. Once they started changing things like either the voice casting or animation style that's when it felt different and not necessarily better. I do think there decent episodes throughout but it's definitely more cringeworthy towards the end of the series. If they kept it as true to the source material as possible it would have sustained a longer lifespan.
Matt Groening himself was actually always super cool with non-licensed uses of the Simpsons. He even collects Simpsons bootleg dolls and merchandise. The only time he personally took legal action was against "Nazi Bart" T-shirts. Fox on the other hand could take legal action from time to time.
Still, I am glad that DIC got J. Michael Straczynski back to write a few episodes for seasons four and five with the stipulation, that he could write the episodes how he wrote for the show in the first two seasons. "Janine You've Changed" is still an outstanding episode of the show, and one of his best in my humble opinion.
I always find the excuse "its for kids" to be pathetic, as if children simply dont deserve quality programmer, just whatever some rando exec shits out their ass on a shoestring budget.
I wish they’re is a ghost version of flanders in this episode but he’s the same flanders from the Simpsons show and had the same design but he was glowing green and has his actor reprise his role and the simpsons creator Matt (I can’t spell his last name properly) said that Ned Flanders in this episode is 100% canon (I wish that actually happened)
The best crossover for The Real Ghostbusters would have been with 1987's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Hopefully one day they Will adapt the IDW crossover
Yeah, I think the writer's noticed how popular Slimer was with kids, so they decided to make him into the lead character to give the show a Scooby Doo type set up of human characters playing supporting cast to a headlining mascot.
@@1977TA Not so much the writers, but the network and the consulting firm they hired. Anyway, when it became Slimer and the Real Ghostbusters is when thing’s really starting to go downhill.
No, in the episode "Guess What's Coming To Dinner" they play generic instrumental music when Bug is playing his custom stereo. When Peter and Egon rush to save the day, the remixed version of the Ghostbusters theme song then kicks in over it.
Thanks for clarifying. I was honestly taken aback by The Bartman playing and now feel that (even tho it would have been very expensive) it was a missed opportunity, at least IF the song was released by the time this episode was made anyway…
Question: The "Homer" ghost says "I wasnt born yesterday - in fact, I wasn't born!" - I don't remember Real Ghostbusters lore very well because I haven't actually seen the show since I was a kid, when it originally was airing - Are the ghosts in the show not supposed to be dead humans? Did they retcon this to make it more kid friendly than the movie or something?
If I remember right its a bit of both. Sometimes they are dead humans, sometimes they are entities of some sort of primordial or demonic nature comparable to Gozer that have always been. It varied depending on what the story needed them to be.
Im pretty sure the lore in show not all ghosts or spectral beings are in fact the souls of dead humans. I mean they had a bizarro ghost world with humanbusters. so unless the GBs are half dead, a ghost Ray knock off really doesnt make sense.
Ghosts in Ghostbusters have a bunch of different origins. There's the classic human ghosts, and a lot of the 'brightly coloured blob' ghosts like Slimer and such are manifestations of various kinds with no original living origins. Then there's demons, deities, creatures from folklore, entities from other dimensions- all kinds of stuff.
Oh yeah, now I remember why I stopped watching TRGbusters. Cause they RUINED IT. This is the same time they came out with the weird fright toys with the double faces etc… really bothered me, which is why i strayed to TMNT… Always longing in my heart for original Real Ghostbusters.
I remember this episode, it was a smart desision that worked up the simpsons & bundies as a ghostly familly! But think for a second that simpsons were inspired also from married with children as well! 😉
@@shadowangel2235 you have a lot of aggression, I actually envy you I’m feeling pretty detached emotionally right now. But you’re right I made a mistake I was thinking The Simpsons started May 1987.
This technically popped up in the GOOD episodes, but shouldn't the Ghostbusters go on vacation in pairs instead of all four members? You know, to prevent stuff like this from happening!
@@GhostbustersNews Jason the the final season of Slimer And The Real Ghostbusters consisted of only 4 episodes and by this point was back to it's 30 minute timeslot sadly! 👻🚫🙏👍
Usually their quality was a lot better story wise and continuity speaking of course , ,cost cuts made them switch to Korean animators at the peak of show's popularity Wich is suspect , , great ratings usually means BIGGER budget , so why they got cheap all of a sudden baffles me , , Real GB is the love-child of Harold Ramis and Dan Akroyd , , , in movies I wish they would've replaced Bill Murray with Dave Coulier so GB-3 could've come out more than a decade earlier , , , Murray something they should name toilets because BM is what happens in them , , ,BTW great video man 👍👽
This episode debuted on November 24th, 1990; almost a year since the Simpsons series started; but of course they were on the Tracey Ullman Show before that; since 1987.
I like the show's background music score and the episodes in this version in the final 2 seasons of The Real Ghostbusters, when it was known as Slimer! And The Real Ghostbusters, way better than the first 5 seasons. I liked the later seasons of The Real Ghostubsters, better than the earlier seasons. To me, it doesn't hurts some/several of those episodes in the final two (2) seasons. The Grungy family was patterned after The Simpsons, and their last names of them came from parodies of the Bundy family on Married... with Children. Foul, Pig, Bug, Smelly, Yuk (the Dog), compared to Al, Peg, Bud, Kelly, and Buck (the dog).
This one was ok though it was going on what was popular at the time aka the Simpson's, egon using his pack as a booster was the only reason I gave this an 👍 not great but ok
I'm so glad that Korean animation has improved drastically. Nowadays, if you're doing animation then there's a good chance that there's a few Koreans if not most involved in the animation for the vast majority of animations that I've seen. If it's anime, there's probably a Korean involved.
do you talk about characters from other show is being on Ghostbusters or such like that how about Peter Griffin from Family Guy being a ghostbuster there's one episode of The real Ghostbusters I can't remember the title of it but at the end they have Peter venkman sing little Pety venkman going to throw up it kind of a baby talk voice
The series got really bad after season 1 and the syndacated episodes. This episode was one of the worst. Animation went to Korea, instead of Japan, the writing was awful. ABC hired these idiots with Phd's in business atire called "Q5" and they took over the show and destroyed it. This episode inparticular shows how this program was just a lame shell of it's former self. Very sad.
As much as I loved Slimer he was a lot better as the mascot than as the main character that he turned into. I realize that he was the focus of a few episodes in the early seasons but for the most part he was the comic nuisance which was more than enough to make him lovable, at least in my opinion anyway
Well, the producers asumed that Slimer is the best choice to draw more children for the show, instead of four middle aged man.
gladly, Extreme Ghostbusters made Slimer into the Comic Relief again and focused more in the main characters.
@@MarinetteDupainCheng564 Yeah, the producers clearly failed to recognize that children viewed the Ghostbusters as cool adults. Also, I believe that one of the reasons children responded so well to Slimer as he was was because his reactions to what the Ghostbusters were doing were similar to how kids respond to real life adults.
I'm currently watching The Real Ghostbusters and I just started season four and I just noticed the change in animation and it is very obvious.
Yeah, when Fox Family was showing reruns of The Real Ghostbusters in 1998/99, I really noticed the change in animation quality once they got to season's six (1990) and seven (1991). I am guessing that DIC decided to switch up the animation studios from Japan to Korea since the show had been around for a while and the ratings had dropped off significantly (during season four in 1988, when the show was renamed Slimer and The Real Ghostbusters the ratings dropped quite a bit when compared to the first three seasons), so they were looking to cut costs just to pump out a few more episodes before cancelation. Also, I would imagine the recycling of animation footage from past episodes was another cost saving measure.
That show isn't the Real Ghostbusters. It's the licensed Ghostbusters. The real Ghostbusters are the ones with the gorilla.
@@fjccommish the one with the gorilla is the “ghostbusters” the cartoon is “the real ghostbusters”
"Filmation'S Ghostbusters" vs "The Real Ghostbusters". I happened to love both.
@@Dargonhuman I see. So I had it backwards. The one with the gorilla was the original, but the name was to let the gorilla have the original name.
Thanks for explaining.
Had this been an earlier season, and they stayed away from the parody of The Simpsons and Married with Children by someone that clearly has seen neither, I could see the concept of a family of ghosts squatting in the Ghostbusters' fire house as a home being a clever gag episode. But by then, the series went from show made with kids in mind to show directly made for kids at the suggestions of people who had never come in contact with a child. Though I seriously wonder if the character designers are to blame for the family being visually based on The Simpsons, rather than the Bundy clan. That said, I'm surprised they got away with a fart joke back then. What was this, like early 90's? "Butt" was a forbidden word until Tiny Toons used it, farts wouldn't be considered okay for kids for some time.
Honestly, I saw this as a kid and didn't even think about this as a Married With Children parody. The name swaps are actually pretty clever
I'll say, eqon in the construction outfit reminded me of GB2 when they're digging the hole in the middle of first avenue.
Ziggy: Yo!
As a person who named her OC Grungie,I'm proud my name makes a debut in the media.
I definitely remember this episode. It came along during the show's twilight.
I remember by this point, I was watching Ninja Turtles, and often wondered what I was missing on The Real Ghostbusters. Not much, turned out...
Now with today's world of Fox/FX/Adult Swim/Hulu/Netflix they could do Ghostbusters animation with the adult humor of the first movie, and do a Simpsons/Bundy's parody right.
@Ghostbusters News: Its funny, I never would have guessed as a kid that some of the episodes from the 1990 season like this one reused animation from the second season. As an adult, it is really noticeable when the animation shifts from season six to reused animation from the earlier seasons. I am guessing that DIC did this a cost saving measure, since they were known to produce many of their cartoons as cheaply as possible.
When I was a kid, I did notice that the Grungee family did look similar to the Simpsons since I had seen a few ads for the show when I was channel surfing. I agree, Egon using the Proton Pack to propel himself through the Firehouse is one of the few decent moments of this episode. Even as a kid, I felt this story was a major step down from where The Real Ghostbusters began. Still at least the toy line had some quality toys like the Ecto Bomber and the Slimed Heroes action figures. Also, I was reading The Real Ghostbusters comic books from NOW comics, when I could find them. Funnily, enough besides The Real Ghostbusters, NOW comics also published a comic book series tie in for Married .... With Children, which as you said also played a part in the creation of the Grungee's family's personalities.
The only ghost who should be busted in that episode is the ghost realtor. You know, for selling a house that's already occupied.
That’s more a ghost scammer than anything else 🤷🏻♂️
I think the thing that bothers me the most is how uncanny the Simpsons ghosts look
All the occasions of "Ghostbusters" on animated sit-coms represented the movies.
Loving the Maniac Mansion music at 9:42. One of my favourite Commodore 64 games. 😄
I knew it and that episode where they met the Addams family like Family 😂
They coming back from vacation wearing their uniforms? :O
Appreciate the Maniac Mansion theme in there... but yeah, everything past the first 3 seasons of TRGB gets a little dicey for quality.
3:21 "-Well, there's no shame in bein' beaten by the best.
-But he didn't seem all that...
-We were beaten by the best, boy."
It’s crazy how the Ghostbusters met a parody of the Simpsons before having the chance to interact with the Real Simpsons in some LEGO Game.
Ghostbusters actually did crossover with the Simpsons in 2015 with Lego Dimensions lol
I still like the fact that they didn't bust them at the end, I expected it. I recently watched an EGB episode, where at the end a ghost woman came looking for her dog (that they had just trapped), and they just imprison her too. It didn't set right with me, since (interdimensional weirdness or not) it wasn't a "undead haunting spirit" but just an (interdimensional) alien with obvious intelligence and civilization to be owning a pet. See, we can all over think these things!
WOW! You are the first youtuber to actually acknowledge that the first seasons of the Real Ghostbusters were animated in Japan ( and thus technically count as "anime" ) thank you! ^^
I could tell the differences compared between the earlier and later seasons. I actually preferred the series music score before season 6, that was actually captivating and spooky however after a while it did seem repetitive. Once they started changing things like either the voice casting or animation style that's when it felt different and not necessarily better. I do think there decent episodes throughout but it's definitely more cringeworthy towards the end of the series. If they kept it as true to the source material as possible it would have sustained a longer lifespan.
That sounds really interesting 😁
Much love for utilizing Maniac Mansion music.
So THAT'S why the Simpsons don't age!
Aren’t the alien species from Jetsons the movie called Grungies too?
My name is Grungie
Wow, how they got away with this is crazy. Would have thought Matt Groening would have been all over this
its called a parody which falls under fair use so there is no copyright infringement it's the same way weird al can do all his songs
Matt Groening himself was actually always super cool with non-licensed uses of the Simpsons. He even collects Simpsons bootleg dolls and merchandise. The only time he personally took legal action was against "Nazi Bart" T-shirts. Fox on the other hand could take legal action from time to time.
@@rattis Honestly mad respect for him shutting down Bart being used for Nazi propaganda
You ever wonder why Donatello does machines? Is it because he has a fear of intimacy?
if you question ghost looking for a house you arent going to like a ghost show!
7:18 - Oof, that misaligned FX layer. 8[
The show suffered do to Q5 and studio interference and Dave Coulier
Still, I am glad that DIC got J. Michael Straczynski back to write a few episodes for seasons four and five with the stipulation, that he could write the episodes how he wrote for the show in the first two seasons. "Janine You've Changed" is still an outstanding episode of the show, and one of his best in my humble opinion.
Foul grungy I wasn't born yesterday in fact I wasn't born!
So he's the ghost of an unborn baby?
You should do "Mean Green Teen Machine" it's basically The Real Ghostbusters vs TMNT
I actually remembered this episode but I don't know where I originally saw it but I did Remember it
As a kid I was wondering why the show started to look so much worse.
I always find the excuse "its for kids" to be pathetic, as if children simply dont deserve quality programmer, just whatever some rando exec shits out their ass on a shoestring budget.
They camped in their uniforms lol
I wish they’re is a ghost version of flanders in this episode but he’s the same flanders from the Simpsons show and had the same design but he was glowing green and has his actor reprise his role and the simpsons creator Matt (I can’t spell his last name properly) said that Ned Flanders in this episode is 100% canon (I wish that actually happened)
The best crossover for The Real Ghostbusters would have been with 1987's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
Hopefully one day they Will adapt the IDW crossover
I remember watching that when I was young! That’s a long time ago 😂😂
Strangely enough I bought a cel from this episode on Saturday. It's certainly one of the weaker episodes though
Season 4 onwards was named as “slimer and the real ghostbusters.” Strange right?
Yeah, I think the writer's noticed how popular Slimer was with kids, so they decided to make him into the lead character to give the show a Scooby Doo type set up of human characters playing supporting cast to a headlining mascot.
@@1977TA I’m getting scrappy doo vibes from what you just said lol
@@1977TA Not so much the writers, but the network and the consulting firm they hired. Anyway, when it became Slimer and the Real Ghostbusters is when thing’s really starting to go downhill.
did they really play do the bartman?
No, in the episode "Guess What's Coming To Dinner" they play generic instrumental music when Bug is playing his custom stereo. When Peter and Egon rush to save the day, the remixed version of the Ghostbusters theme song then kicks in over it.
Thanks for clarifying. I was honestly taken aback by The Bartman playing and now feel that (even tho it would have been very expensive) it was a missed opportunity, at least IF the song was released by the time this episode was made anyway…
Question: The "Homer" ghost says "I wasnt born yesterday - in fact, I wasn't born!" - I don't remember Real Ghostbusters lore very well because I haven't actually seen the show since I was a kid, when it originally was airing - Are the ghosts in the show not supposed to be dead humans? Did they retcon this to make it more kid friendly than the movie or something?
I had the same thought.
If I remember right its a bit of both. Sometimes they are dead humans, sometimes they are entities of some sort of primordial or demonic nature comparable to Gozer that have always been. It varied depending on what the story needed them to be.
Im pretty sure the lore in show not all ghosts or spectral beings are in fact the souls of dead humans. I mean they had a bizarro ghost world with humanbusters. so unless the GBs are half dead, a ghost Ray knock off really doesnt make sense.
Ghosts in Ghostbusters have a bunch of different origins. There's the classic human ghosts, and a lot of the 'brightly coloured blob' ghosts like Slimer and such are manifestations of various kinds with no original living origins. Then there's demons, deities, creatures from folklore, entities from other dimensions- all kinds of stuff.
Oh yeah, now I remember why I stopped watching TRGbusters. Cause they RUINED IT. This is the same time they came out with the weird fright toys with the double faces etc… really bothered me, which is why i strayed to TMNT… Always longing in my heart for original Real Ghostbusters.
Yeah that was the downfall of it, all marketing no real writing.
I like this episode,
I remember this episode, it was a smart desision that worked up the simpsons & bundies as a ghostly familly! But think for a second that simpsons were inspired also from married with children as well! 😉
Wasn’t it the other way round?
@@shadowangel2235 you didn’t say the year, it was April 5th 1987 so yeah, only a month apart.
@@shadowangel2235 They had some very few inspirations from all bundy i know,not from the whole married with children!
@@shadowangel2235 you have a lot of aggression, I actually envy you I’m feeling pretty detached emotionally right now. But you’re right I made a mistake I was thinking The Simpsons started May 1987.
@@shadowangel2235 Yeah i get it my educated friend! 😆
I remember this episode LOL!
This technically popped up in the GOOD episodes, but shouldn't the Ghostbusters go on vacation in pairs instead of all four members? You know, to prevent stuff like this from happening!
Sorta strange to see parody in the 1980's RGB show of a cartoon that is still running to this day. :O
This episode had a lot of focusing problems lol
A hard watch in a variety of ways!
@@GhostbustersNews Jason the the final season of Slimer And The Real Ghostbusters consisted of only 4 episodes and by this point was back to it's 30 minute timeslot sadly! 👻🚫🙏👍
It does look like a large industrial washing machine though. Realest thing about the ep
7:54 :OOO
Usually their quality was a lot better story wise and continuity speaking of course , ,cost cuts made them switch to Korean animators at the peak of show's popularity Wich is suspect , , great ratings usually means BIGGER budget , so why they got cheap all of a sudden baffles me , , Real GB is the love-child of Harold Ramis and Dan Akroyd , , , in movies I wish they would've replaced Bill Murray with Dave Coulier so GB-3 could've come out more than a decade earlier , , , Murray something they should name toilets because BM is what happens in them , , ,BTW great video man 👍👽
It was fun!
Flip side is a bizarre episode
Ay Caramba!
6:00 fart joke😂😂😂
I remembered this one it was ok
I think Lorenzo Music was the better Peter.
😎👍
Simpsonsbusters. Ghostbusters
Was this episode even on the air after the Simpsons made their debut in 1989?
This episode debuted on November 24th, 1990; almost a year since the Simpsons series started; but of course they were on the Tracey Ullman Show before that; since 1987.
@@cammy85 wow and yes I know that
If you think the animation errors in this are bad then wait till you watch transformers season 3
Still better than the trash cartoons kids have now days 🤣
These arent even like ghosts…these just seem to be extradimensional beings lol
Can we sign a petition to end the Simpsons?
It was dead in 2002
IF THE GHOSTS WHERE THE SIMPSONS IT WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER WAY BETTER
I would love to own the real ghostbusters and filmation one
lol they look like ai renders of the simpsons
Still, imo the worst episode is Fright at the Opera.
I like the show's background music score and the episodes in this version in the final 2 seasons of The Real Ghostbusters, when it was known as Slimer! And The Real Ghostbusters, way better than the first 5 seasons. I liked the later seasons of The Real Ghostubsters, better than the earlier seasons. To me, it doesn't hurts some/several of those episodes in the final two (2) seasons. The Grungy family was patterned after The Simpsons, and their last names of them came from parodies of the Bundy family on Married... with Children. Foul, Pig, Bug, Smelly, Yuk (the Dog), compared to Al, Peg, Bud, Kelly, and Buck (the dog).
Well even the Best shows can still have some Bad episodes, some even go so far as to have bad Seasons entirely!
Oh man I remember I hated this episode even as a kid lol
I do not remember this episode at all
This one was ok though it was going on what was popular at the time aka the Simpson's, egon using his pack as a booster was the only reason I gave this an 👍 not great but ok
The moment designs and colour pallet got revamped was the moment the shows condition got terminal. 8[
And what makes it all the worse is absence of Shuky Levi's score. 8[
I'm so glad that Korean animation has improved drastically. Nowadays, if you're doing animation then there's a good chance that there's a few Koreans if not most involved in the animation for the vast majority of animations that I've seen. If it's anime, there's probably a Korean involved.
do you talk about characters from other show is being on Ghostbusters or such like that how about Peter Griffin from Family Guy being a ghostbuster there's one episode of The real Ghostbusters I can't remember the title of it but at the end they have Peter venkman sing little Pety venkman going to throw up it kind of a baby talk voice
The name of the episode doesn’t even match the content.lol
The series got really bad after season 1 and the syndacated episodes. This episode was one of the worst. Animation went to Korea, instead of Japan, the writing was awful. ABC hired these idiots with Phd's in business atire called "Q5" and they took over the show and destroyed it. This episode inparticular shows how this program was just a lame shell of it's former self. Very sad.
Ridiculous
I have to say I didn't like this one just being honest
I don't love much after season 3, but this episode is particularly awful. Slimer was the worst.
Yeah.. wasn’t ever a fan of this episode. Even when it came out.
The later seasons of GB was 👎👎👎💩💩💩
👻❤️🇵🇭
WTF
No I did not