4:03
Zorak: | Space Ghost, I bumped into this Research guy in the hall this morning, 'n' guess what he told me? |
Ghost: | What? |
Zorak: | He told me that THEY think the show is getting too... predictable. |
Ghost: | Precictable? Whooaaaa, huaaablblblblaka hachachachacha! Now, was THAT predictable? |
Zorak: | I'm just telling you what THEY said! |
Ghost: | Well, what do they think they're gonna do? Change the show?! |
Zorak: | Mmm, no, but I think that's just what they want us to think! |
Ghost: | Hmmm. Maybe, on the other hand, that's just what they want us to think! |
Zorak: | I think that THEY think that WE think that that's just what they want us to think! |
Ghost: | Brak, whaddayou think? |
Brak: | I d-, I don't even have the slightest idea what you're talking about. |
Ghost: | Hmm. Zorak, which Research guy made this remark anyways? |
Zorak: | Willard. |
Ghost: | Willard? Whatta rat! |
Zorak: | Yeah! Some pal he turned out to be! |
Ghost: | I think I'll ring his doorbell and run! See how he likes that! |
Zorak: | Yeah! See how he likes THAT! |
Ghost: | Well, we're gonna throw Willard the Rat and his little cheese-eatin' research buddies a big fat curve ball on the outside corner. We're gonna do ... the Wake Up Song! |
Zorak: | No! Not the Wake Up Song! |
Brak: | Pleeeease! Not the Wake Up Song! |
Ghost: | Yes, the Wake Up Song! Fasten your garters, gals, here goes nothing! |
All: | Wake up, it's a new day, better make way for a smile. Wake up, put the grey shades of the past into a pile! Catch on to the new play, 'cause the day's only begun. You've got to be ready for that one big drive, Wake up, it's so great to be alive!
Stand up and be counted, there's no mountain you can't climb.
No, not tomorrow, don't be the one to procrastinate,
Wake up to the sunshine, leave those cloudy days all behind. Wake up, let's all stand up, come on, wake up, it's a brand new day! |
Zorak: | I love show business. |
© Cartoon Network. Er, the skit is, anyway.
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