Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling

Summary

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

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

Tom Kenny

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

Charlie Adler

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

Mr. Lawrence

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

Jill Talley

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

Linda Wallem

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

Steve Little

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

Joe Murray

Ralph Bighead / Rachel Bighead (voice)

Cosmo Segurson

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

Tom Smith

Really Really Big Man - Movie / VCR (voice)

Dan Becker

Rabbit Dad (voice)

Crew

Director, Screenplay

Cosmo Segurson

Director, Screenplay

Joe Murray

Screenplay

Tom Smith

Screenplay

Dan Becker

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 Modern Life_ when I was a kid, but I never much liked it. _Static Cling_, which thinks that pointing out the fact that VR goggles... Exist? I guess?... Is the same thing as making a joke, did not change that for me.

_Final rating:★ - Of no value. Avoid at all costs._