
AnimationComedy
The surreal adventures of three anthropomorphic fast food items: Master Shake, Frylock and Meatwad, and their human nextdoor neighbor, Carl Brutananadilewski.


AnimationComedy
The surreal adventures of three anthropomorphic fast food items: Master Shake, Frylock and Meatwad, and their human nextdoor neighbor, Carl Brutananadilewski.

Dr. Weird proclaims he has obtained the funds to build a Rabbot to solve the world's "vegetable problem". Dr. Weird tells Steve to spray it in the eyes with French perfume and after the spraying, the Rabbot gets annoyed and escapes the lab.

Leprechauns use Dr. Weird's Rainbow Machine to mug people from afar, apparently for shoes. Although they don't end up with anything more than a gold chain, a Banarama tape with no case and rollerskates.

Dr. Weird creates a mutant moth/human called Mothmonsterman, but it flies out of the giant hole left by Rabbot and flies toward the Aqua Teen's house, craving the bright light it sees coming from within. When the light is switched off, Mothmonsterman does everything in his power to frighten Master Shake into turning it back on.


Meatwad gets new electric powers thanks to Shake's shenanigans, which make everyone hate him because they either die or get hurt when they're near him. But it's stil useful for getting revenge on Shake.

Frylock attempts to make contact with aliens and is successful... but there's only two problems. First, the aliens want to take over Earth, and second, they're too stupid to pull it off.

Shake makes a large mess in the kitchen and refuses to clean it, eventually resulting in the formation of a new lifeform which Meatwad gleefully names "Ol' Drippy". Shake becomes jealous of the attention that the new character receives.

The Mooninites are back and this time they've got a belt that gives them superpowers from the band Foreigner.

Subliminal messages in the music Meatwad has been listening to draw the team to a warehouse, where they find out that rap artist behind the music is actually a giant spider.

Meatwad gets a new doll, Happy Time Harry, which has a dreadfully bitter and jaded personality. Happy Time Harry's time is up when his negativity begins to affect everyone.
Cast: Dana Snyder, Carey Means, Dave Willis, Schoolly D, C. Martin Croker, Matt Maiellaro, Mike Schatz, Andy Merrill, George Lowe, Edward Hastings, Nick Ingkatanuwat, MC Chris, H. Jon Benjamin, Eugene Mirman, Scott Hilley, Vishal Roney, Shawn Coleman, Don Kennedy, Tommy Blacha, David Cross, Jon Glaser, Patton Oswalt, Max Willis, Sadie Willis, Todd Hanson, John DiMaggio, Todd Barry, Brooks Braselman, Jay Wade Edwards, Vincent Pastore
Genres: Animation, Comedy
Maturity rating: TV-14

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