Viewers are thrown back in time to a behind-the-scenes dress rehearsal two days before the official premiere of "Space Ghost Coast to Coast" in April 1994.

Space Ghost presents the "Space Time Quiz Fun 9000", a sadistic game show where you're blasted, whether you win or lose. The unlucky contestants are David Cross and Bob Odenkirk.

Space Ghosts blasts Zorak a few too many times in succession and thinks he killed him. During his interview with Beck, Space Ghost is haunted by Zorak in a cloak, who is pretending to be dead and scares Space Ghost by saying he will be visited by three spirits.

Space Ghost marks a "special notch in the belt that is the Space Ghost saga" with returning guests Bobcat Goldthwait and Judy Tenuda. The show also includes special appearances by villian-turned-announcer Tansut and the evil Chad Ghostal, as well as a spectacular career retrospective montage compiled by Moltar.

Guest Robin Leach reveals himself to be "Zoltran", Moltar's evil brother-in-law. Later, guest Merrill Markoe gets it out of Space Ghost that he's over fifty years old.

In this Space Ghost-less episode, it's revealed that Birdman was the first host of the talk show, but was fired because without the sun's rays energizing him, he got sleepy during the interviews.

Space Ghost has a conversation with guest stars Jimmy Cliff and Jack Logan.

Zorak is surprised by a "This is Your Life"-style tribute show, though it's more humiliating than anything, since Space Ghost keeps rewinding footage of an old "Space Ghost" episode where Zorak's planet is destroyed. After the show is over, Zorak wishes he had never been born, but Raymond (Zorak's nephew whom he devoured in "Hungry") shows him how bad life would be without him.

Zorak and Moltar go to a science fiction convention without inviting Space Ghost, prompting him to create Space Ghost Con '97.

While attempting to introduce late night host Jon Stewart to the wonders of aroma therapy, Moltar accidentally cuts off his oxygen.

Space Ghost keeps blaming his bad luck and clumsiness on fictitious characters. Every few seconds, a new line from "Antony and Cleopatra" by William Shakespeare appears on the bottom of the screen.

Space Ghost and Zorak temporarily become roommates, but Space Ghost quickly becomes disgusted with the situation. Space Ghost fires Tansut as the opening announcer. Space Ghost's pet/balloon BooBooKitty floats towards a giant pin on The Ghost Planet and pops. Space Ghost gets a porpoise as a new pet.

Space Ghost has dance fever on his show, much to the disgust of Moltar and Zorak. Moltar playing a record backwards causes a ghost to appear, which flies through the studio. Space Ghost eventually blasts it dead, but a note the ghost left behind reveals that he didn't want to cause trouble; he just wanted to dance.

There's a wacky fun slippery slide in the studio.

Space Ghost announces he wrote the script for tonight's show. Zorak and Moltar reluctantly go through their scripts at the whim of Space Ghost's abrupt changes and massive ego.

Moltar is ecstatic because his hero, CHiPs star Erik Estrada, is finally a guest on the show. However, he clashes with Space Ghost, who refuses to let Erik be the first guest; George Clinton is first. Zorak also causes problems, interrupting the Estrada interview by chanting "Let the power of ponch compel you!" Eventually, Moltar accidentally causes Erik Estrada to explode.

Space Ghost's identical twin brother, Chad, takes over the show and interviews The Millionaire and Sam Butera. Eventually, the police surround the studio and order Chad to come out with his hands up. After Chad bolts, Moltar and Zorak decide to go on a road trip.

Space Ghost's wrestling granddad, Grandpa Ghostal, visits the set and gets in a fight with Zorak.

Desperate for a new gig, Space Ghost kisses up to "Talk Soup" host John Henson and "Entertainment Tonight" host Bob Goen by telling each that they are "pretty men".

Space Ghost tries to improve himself with a self-help tape. However, the tape eventually orders Space Ghost to destroy the Hoover Dam, which he does, and is arrested.

Space Ghost interviews Steve Allen and Andy Dick, mixing Broadway-style songs into the proceedings.

Space Ghost keeps blaming his bad luck and clumsiness on fictitious characters.

Space Ghost hosts a telethon to raise money for Space Ghost: Coast to Coast, which is broke. However, by the end of the telethon, the show actually owes $814,375.76 because of how expensive it was to put on the telethon in the first place.

Zorak keeps interrupting the show by plugging an ointment he's endorsing. Space Ghost is impressed with guest Pat Boone and records a duet record with him. While Space Ghost interviews Chuck D, a character named Rappin' Space Goblin suddenly appears and raps educational lessons to the kids. Zorak is disgusted by Goblin and destroys him. Space Ghost retaliates by blasting Zorak.