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Starring: Aqua Teen Hunger Force, 
Directed By:
Rated: NR (Not Rated)
Release Date: 2000-12-30
Studio: Turner Home Ent
Format: AC-3,  Closed-captioned,  Color,  Dolby,  DVD-Video,  Subtitled,  NTSC, 

Editorial Reviews and DVD Information about Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Vol. 4

Product Description
Somewhere in New Jersey three roommates with superpowers Master Shake Frylock and Meatwad unite to solve the neighborhood's unnatural mysteries. When they're not fighting crime or each other they relax by swimming in their next-door-neighbor's pool.Running Time: 150 min.System Requirements: Running Time 150 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY Rating: NR UPC: 053939686128

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Those ferocious fast-food freedom fighters Meatwad, Frylock, and Master Shake return for more outrageous adventures in this double-disc set culled from their third season. Longtime fans of Aqua Teen Hunger Force know that the Teens rarely battle any actual evildoers--their chief nemesis, Dr. Weird, blows himself up before he can hatch any of his schemes--but the fellas still have plenty of trouble to deal with in these episodes, whether it's from an Atari 2600 that can contact the deceased ("Video Ouija"), the hellish creature known as MC Pee Pants, who returns here as an elderly gent in a retirement home ("Little Brittle"), a robot babysitter for Meatwad (voiced by Sarah Silverman in "Robositter"), or the perennially pesky Mooninites, who make two appearances here (in "Remooned" and "The Final Mooning"). But of course, the Teens' worst enemies are themselves, and in the 13 episodes featured on this set, the boys manage to take on crash diets ("Diet"), destroy New Jersey's gas line ("Dusty Gozongas"), summon a monstrous Santa Claus with a magical T-shirt ("T-shirt of the Dead), shrink themselves ("Unremarkable Voyage"), and well, expire ("Video Ouija"). In short, it's typical Aqua Teen Hunger Force lunacy, abetted by several fun celebrity guest voices (Bob Odenkirk and Fred Armisen in "Hypno-Germ," Scott Thompson in "Dusty Gozongas," and Ted Nugent as himself in "Gee Whiz").

As with previous ATHF DVDs, Volume Four comes with a wealth of supplemental features for the series' fans: nine of the 13 episodes feature commentary from the show's creators, which are unfortunately plagued by sound-quality problems. But there's also the complete "Spacecataz," which compiles the brief clips of the Mooninites and Plutonians' ceaseless and ridiculous battles which open each episode into one short feature; a short film titled "Raydon" from the show's producers; "San Diego Must Be Destroyed," an amusing clip featuring the Mooninites which screened at a comic convention; and a featurette on the vocal talent as they record the dialogue for "Spacegate World." A montage of fan art set to the show's music and an intriguing clip for what appears to be the Aqua Teen Hunger Force theatrical feature (titled "Send Us Money for This") round out the offbeat extras. -- Paul Gaita

Customer Reviews for Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Vol. 4

LOVE IT!
Whomever writes this is nuts but I love it, always so much fun to watch all these characters go through some zaney stuff, keep it coming, thanks for so many great 15min shows.Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Vol. 4

Very Funny...not
This was my favorite season and I was looking forward to having it on DVD. Imagine the disappointment to find out after having bought it that the Play All feature was some stupid joke. As it's been stated over and over (and again here) when you select Play All, every episode is displayed on screen with it's own soundtrack. There is no way to play episodes consecutively automatically. You have to select each individual episode AND choose whether or not to have commentary on or off.

It would be a nice joke if there was actually a way to play all episodes normally. Since that's not the case, all it is annoying and very telling that Adult Swim doesn't want money as I am returning this today as soon as DVDecryptor does it's thing. Good thing I know how to re-author DVDs. Thanks Adult Swim for the free season.Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Vol. 4

The peak of ATHF Brilliance?
Absolute classic episodes are featured on this volume. They really don't get better than this. My favorite volume, ORIGINALLY, was, by a longshot, volume three. I didn't think it could get better. Well it did. Or it is at least every bit as good. Sure, the play all would have been nice, but that's about the only thing better about the previous volumes compared to volume four. It seems that after this volume and the movie, the episodes started, at least temporarily, to go downhill. (Volume 5 just isn't nearly as good as Vol. 4, but I am optimistic that Vol. 6 will be get back on track with what makes ATHF so great.) This may or may not end up being the peak of ATHF. But it is certainly the best one yet!

A definite must-own for any fan.Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Vol. 4

Good Season not as good as season 1
This is a pretty good season way more violent than past seasons but it still is good. The best episode on this DVD set is the diet episode its hillarious!!! anyways this is a pretty good season but its way not for begginer fans its more for the people who have all the other seasons but want this one kind of thing. Its good for the price but Season one is to me the best season. Great season but some of the episodes get pretty boring
4/5 StarsAqua Teen Hunger Force, Vol. 4

Good Season not as good as season 1
This is a pretty good season way more violent than past seasons but it still is good. The best episode on this DVD set is the diet episode its hillarious!!! anyways this is a pretty good season but its way not for begginer fans its more for the people who have all the other seasons but want this one kind of thing. Its good for the price but Season one is to me the best season. Great season but some of the episodes get pretty boring
4/5 StarsAqua Teen Hunger Force, Vol. 4