Without a doubt, Rocko’s Modern Life was one of the most beloved Nicktoons of the 90s. In fact, it’s one of the best shows that Nickelodeon has ever produced. It’s humour is surprisingly quite adult for a kids show, making it still great viewing almost 20 years since it finished. Here are 17 facts that I think you all should know about it: 1. Show creator Joe Murray got the idea to make Rocko a wallaby after a trip to the zoo.

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He saw a wallaby who “was oblivious to the chaos around him.” 2. Bev & Ed Bighead were both voiced by the same person, Charlie Adler. 3. Murray actually has his own YouTube channel, which includes videos on how to draw characters from the show. 4. Rocko’s feet are actually the same size as his head cut in half. Rocko’s Modern Life was one of three shows included in the PC game Nickelodeon 3D Movie Maker.

6. Although Rocko’s family name is never revealed on the show, his was once named Rocko Rama in a concept drawing. 7. Rocko was originally going to have a sister named Magdalane, who would have two kids. 8. He was also originally intended to be yellow.

Some of the show’s animators had previously worked on The Simpsons and Who Framed Roger Rabbit? 10. The reason the creators gave Dr. Hutchinson a hook for a hand, was because they were told by the network to introduce “a positive female character with a strong hook.” 11. Rocko and Heffer make a cameo appearance in a loading screen in the game, Nicktoons MLB. 12. As part of the production process, Murray needed to teach 200 people in Korea and 50 people in the United States how to draw each character.

13. The first season of Rocko’s Modern Life is now available on Australian streaming service, Stan. 14. The Bigheads were made to be cane toads, due to Australia’s problem with them at the time of the show’s production. 15. Rocko first appeared in an unreleased comic, however his name was Travis. The voice of Rocko, Carlos Alazraqui, was also the voice of Spyro in the first game of the Spyro The Dragon video game series.

Gothika 4 karta artefaktov. 17. When Murray was five years old, a television fell on his head. Whilst he suffered no serious damage, perhaps the scene of the TV falling onto the characters in the show’s intro is a throwback to this event? Regardless, here’s the intro in all of it’s glory.

Contents • • • • • Plot [ ] After for around 20 years, Rocko and his friends attempt to conform to an even more modern life in O-Town, where, offer multi-layered, touch-screen are being upgraded on a near-constant basis, an has replaced Rocko's old job at Kind-of-a-Lot-O-Comics, and radioactive turn their consumers into mutants. Cast [ ] • as,, Leon Chameleon • as, Chuck Chameleon, Really Really Big Man • as, Maitre D' • as & Bev Bighead, Mr. Dupette, Grandpa Wolfe, Mrs. Fathead • as Crazy Aunt Gretchen, Dr. Hutchison • as Ralph Bighead • as Nosey • as Cowboy • Cosmo Serguson as Pillow Salesman Production [ ] In September 2015, stated that some of its old properties were being considered for revivals, and that Rocko's Modern Life was one of them. On August 11, 2016, Nickelodeon announced that they had greenlit a one-hour TV special, with Joe Murray as executive producer. Murray revealed to that in the special, Rocko will come back to O-Town after being in space for 20 years, and that it will focus on people's reliance on modern technology.

On June 22, 2017, it was announced that the title of the special would be Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling, and reconfirmed that the entire main cast and recurring cast would be reprising their roles, alongside new voice actors and co-director Cosmo Serguson. A release date was originally set to 2018. A special sneak peek was released to coincide with the Rocko panel at in 2017. The same clip was uploaded to on July 20, 2017. Production on the special officially wrapped on February 8, 2018. On September 24, 2018, Murray gave a slight update about the lack of news surrounding the special's release. He did not confirm or deny the rumors of the special releasing on streaming, stating he was 'sworn to secrecy'.

Earlier that same month, in reply to a tweet about the same topic, Murray stated that there were 'actually some thing [ ] going on behind the scenes that I think everyone will be happy about that is delaying the airing of the special.' On February 4, 2019, Joe Murray responded to queries about the whereabouts of the film on Facebook, saying that he is 'praying that Nickelodeon haven't abandoned the film' due to the many executive changes the company has had during the past year, and also stated he has not heard anything about a set release date since. References [ ]. • ^ Balach, Katelyn; Robertson, Sydney (June 22, 2017). Nickelodeon Press.