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 Show Notes: This week we talk with Joe Murray, creator of Rocko’s Modern Life and Camp Lazlo, about his new project KaboingTV.com. “It was a hoot!”Creator Bio:
e Murray rode into notoriety on a new wave of animation
in the early 1990’s, as the creator, director and producer of the
Emmy award winning series “Rocko’s Modern Life” which aired
on Nickelodeon and was syndicated world wide. Stemming from
a crop of independent animators, ( and coming off a Student
Academy Award win) Joe brought to the tube a insatiable need
to poke fun at the institutions we hold dear, and skew the
subconscious with an array of whimsical yet irreverent characters.
Rocko soon became known as a personal project that hit a chord
with a legion of die hard fans.
Joe Murray rode into notoriety on a new wave of animation in the early 1990’s, as the creator, director and producer of the Emmy award winning series “Rocko’s Modern Life” which aired on Nickelodeon and was syndicated world wide. Stemming from a crop of independent animators, (and coming off a StudentAcademy Award win) Joe brought to the tube a insatiable need to poke fun at the institutions we hold dear, and skew the subconscious with an array of whimsical yet irreverent characters. Rocko soon became known as a personal project that hit a chord with a legion of die hard fans.
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Show Thanks: A special thanks to our guest Mr. Murray, Matthew (Mat The Wad), Scott Johnson (voicework), Sebastiaan (mashup) and all of our great listeners for making this show possible. As always, you can find our show by clicking the link below, or if you want to take us with you,
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2 Comments
Suzanne · December 10, 2010 at 12:44 pm
AWESOME interview – I laughed so hard! I hope that you interview Joe Murray again soon!!!
Brian! Thanks again for reposting it for the Frog in a Suit/KaboingTV fans!!!
Susan Hefferson · May 31, 2012 at 7:19 pm
I would so love to see or hear Scott Johnson and Joe Murray together for something…anything. I think of Joe Murray as the Bizarro to Scott Johnson’s Superman.