With its dark humor and frequent innuendos, Rocko's Modern Life has never really been just for kids, and we seriously can't wait to enjoy all of the adult humor in this new special that we probably would have missed as kids. Netflix also tweeted an equally hilarious teaser that has us all kinds of excited. If you haven't watched the trailer that dropped on July 26 yet, you need to get on it (and if you don't already have the show's theme song stuck in your head, you're about to). THAT WAS A HOOT Every day is a dangerous day when. You can also expect to see the return of Rocko's irritable neighbors, Ed and Bev Bighead (both voiced by Charles Adler), and series creator Murray himself voices Rachel Bighead, the creator of Rocko's beloved TV show, The Fatheads. Rocko finds himself without a job and has to go to new lows -literally- in order to make ends meet. Voice actor Carlos Alazraqui once again voices both Rocko and Spunky, while Tom Kenny (who, fun fact, is also the voice of SpongeBob!) reprises his role as Heffer and Doug Lawrence (who voices SpongeBob's nemesis, Plankton) voices Filburt. Like many of the reviewers here, I've been a fan of Rocko's Modern Life since I was a kid.

Though Heffer and Filburt immediately embrace everything the 21st century has to offer, Rocko finds himself pining for his old way of life, which compels him on a journey to get his favorite TV show, The Fatheads, back on the air. In the movie special, Rocko and his friends return to O-Town after a 25-year hiatus in space to find a society full of modern amenities - such as smartphones called O-Phones and ubiquitous coffee shops called Buzzbucks - that Rocko neither understands nor likes. Though the original one-hour special was originally supposed to air on Nickelodeon back in 2018, the network decided to sell the rights to Netflix in May 2019, so now Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling is finally set to make its debut on Aug. The New Netflix Shows Your Kids'll Want to Queue in 2019 - Including Holiday Specials

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