In one episode the cripple has to cruise around in a colonial wicker wheelchair to combat the jersey devil.

I like the animation... but... who are these tools and where are the Ghostbusters?

What a cock block of an opening. Forty five seconds of buildup, and then a quartet of ponces who AREN'T the Ghostbusters.

They could have saved a lot on voice work if they just had a goth black lady and a fat Mexican in a wheel chair.

The show was actually pretty inventive and entertaining, even if the character design or naming convention wasn't.

Up until now, I never really realized how much they all looked like fish

Look, let's cut the crap: we'd all love to live in a world where people in wheelchairs can be Ghostbusters, but I mean, castles, haunted mansions, underground catacombs, none of these places are going to have ramps.

This cartoon basically absorbed the last known plotline for the proposed Ghostbusters 3 film that Ackroyd wasn't quite willing to let go of where Ray and Egon sans Venkman and Zeddmore were to have retired to desk jobs and recruited some new blood in yet another attempt by Ackroyd to flog a franchise ala Blues Brothers, etc. until Sony pulled the plug while it was still in development limbo, in the wake of Blues Brothers 2000 being a non-success.

ps - I would have had the crush on the Ghostbustin' girl when I was younger.

Oh man, the one Ghostbuster all has a GOATEE!! THIS AIN'T YO DADDY'S GHOSTBUSTERS!

Screw you all, this was actually a pretty good cartoon.

Oh my god, what did they do to the theme song?

Say what you will about the bad parts of this show (and there ARE many), but it had some ghost designs that were straight out of lovecraft's darkest nightmares. I dug this studio's style.

Hell, screw the silly cast, I feel sorry for Captain Beefheart.

I actually quite liked this show back in the day because the ghosts were pretty cool, but the whole generation x theme was a bit too late, huh.