After being in space for 20 years, Rocko and his friends attempt to adjust to an even more modern life in the 21st century. However, when he learns that his favorite 90s cartoon isn't on the air anymore, Rocko tries locating its creator.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Joe Murray
Director
Cosmo Segurson
Director
Carlos Alazraqui
Rocko
Carlos Alazraqui
Spunky
Carlos Alazraqui
Leon
Tom Kenny
Heffer
Tom Kenny
Chuck
Tom Kenny
Really Really Big Man
Charlie Adler
Ed Bighead
Charlie Adler
Bev Bighead
Charlie Adler
Mr. Dupette
Mr. Lawrence
Filburt
Mr. Lawrence
Maitre D'
Mr. Lawrence
Martian 1
Jill Talley
Nosey
Jill Talley
Rabbit Mama
Jill Talley
Schlam-O Girl
Linda Wallem
Dr. Hutchinson
Linda Wallem
Aunt Gretchen
Linda Wallem
Female Giraffe
Steve Little
Nineman
Steve Little
Construction Worker
Steve Little
Cowboy
Joe Murray
Ralph Bighead
Joe Murray
Rachel Bighead
Cosmo Segurson
Pillow Salesman
Cosmo Segurson
Martian 2
Cosmo Segurson
VHS Tape
Tom Smith
Really Really Big Man - Movie
Tom Smith
VCR
Disney Dan
Rabbit Dad
Joe Murray
Writer
Mr. Lawrence
Writer
Martin Olson
Writer
Dan Becker
Writer
Cosmo Segurson
Writer
Tom Smith
Writer
Jeremy Kramer
Writer
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Commentaires
10 commentaires
source: Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling
The people at Nickelodeon who are bringing their old cartoons back like Rocko, Hey Arnold and Invader Zim deserve all the praise in the world. Static Cling does what Rocko has always done, satirising and tackling modern society, and I'm tempted to say it may work better in the 21st century than it did in the 90's. Obviously that's just my preference, but I ADORED this special, it's honestly like Rocko never left! It has the same witty humour and raunchy moments that made the show so unique (and controversial) in the first place, tackles modern issues amazingly, has a ton of heart and includes a great commentary/message on change. Even if you aren't a fan of Rocko, give this special a shot, I think you'll probably like it.