Uploaded March 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Recorded from a standard-definition cable television broadcast, it's almost every Brak and Zorak segment from the Feb. 22, 2013, Cartoon Network broadcast. Brak's "Monkey Love" is a love song that keeps getting interrupted by a monkey; Zorak gives the coveted Zorak Bump to "Family Haircuts Extreme" for the ZBox 5000; and Brak shares a dream in which he tripped a witch and suffered catastrophic world-smelling consequences. Episode sponsored by Corman's Happy Doots and by Bushido Potatoes.
BONUS: A lot of Regular Show and Adventure Time promos!
EXTRA BONUS: The one missing segment because of a copyright strike is "Zorak's Poetry Beat," and I spent too much time reversing the backwards poem (because backwards talk is "the devil's language"), so I share the reversed backwards poem here:
"I Ate Something I Shouldn't Have"
I ate something I shouldn't have.
It made me sick! It made me sick!
I had to throw up.
I don't know why I ate it; I just did.
Too much butter and bologna, up I threw.
Recorded from a standard-definition cable television broadcast, it's almost every Brak and Zorak segment from the Feb. 22, 2013, Cartoon Network broadcast. Brak's "Monkey Love" is a love song that keeps getting interrupted by a monkey; Zorak gives the coveted Zorak Bump to "Family Haircuts Extreme" for the ZBox 5000; and Brak shares a dream in which he tripped a witch and suffered catastrophic world-smelling consequences. Episode sponsored by Corman's Happy Doots and by Bushido Potatoes.
BONUS: A lot of Regular Show and Adventure Time promos!
EXTRA BONUS: The one missing segment because of a copyright strike is "Zorak's Poetry Beat," and I spent too much time reversing the backwards poem (because backwards talk is "the devil's language"), so I share the reversed backwards poem here:
"I Ate Something I Shouldn't Have"
I ate something I shouldn't have.
It made me sick! It made me sick!
I had to throw up.
I don't know why I ate it; I just did.
Too much butter and bologna, up I threw.
