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| - Spaced Out is a 2014 cartoon action-drama show created by Fanon Fun! Entertainment airing on The Best! Cartoons. The show's premise revolves around two private investigator aliens with a huge criminal record teaming up with an old grizzly bounty hunter with a dark past and a human agent to take down major targets across the galaxy, while fighting and learning to get along as well as becoming better people(actually aliens). Each episode revolves around a case(some episodes tackling one big case) while packing in character development and solo episodes. The series is animated similarly to Danny Phantom.
- Spaced Out: Demos And Outtakes is an album from studio recording sessions for the three albums 'Hot Space' 1981-1982, 'The Miracle' 1988-1989 and 'Innuendo' 1990-1991.
- An episode of the Weekenders that originally aired in February 1997. Lor is concerned about not having enough 'alone time' after talking with a quack psychiatrist, and therefore begins shunning the rest of the gang. A duplex episode with Stirry.
- Find the candy spot. Defeat 5 Thuggards. Talk to Ben. Go to Nowhere. Talk to Courage.
- "Spaced Out" is the first segment of the second episode of The Fairly OddParents.
- Spaced Out is an animated series that aired in 2002. it was co-produced by serveral Companies and television stations as seen on Cartoon Network. The show was only ever aired on the European version of Cartoon Network - it was never shown on the American channel.
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- Spaced Out is a multiplayer space platform map for StarCraft 64.
- Spaced Out (カラーダイヤの しれん lit. Color Diamonds Trial in Japanese) is the twenty-fifth level and is the final level of the fifth warp room in Crash Bandicoot 2: Cortex Strikes Back. The second of two levels set inside Cortex's space station, it is the final non-hidden level in the game, and thus the final level to contain a crystal. It mostly consists of familiar obstacles already seen in Piston It Away, though it introduces new floating platforms with dangerous glowing hot sides, though the tops are safe to stand on. Perhaps the most notable feature of this level is the multicolor gem path, a secret route that requires the player to have all five colored gems to complete. Each gem's path seems to have a specific theme - the blue gem's path focuses on platforming, involving pistons and floatin
- George Martin lives in a regular neighbourhood with his family and applies for a job in the apparently monopolistic company, Krach Industries. Although they do not intend to hire him, his application is accidentally blown by the wind to the heap of selected candidates. This leads to George being hired as director of a secret orbital station (Operation SOS) housing sub-development, where he and his family have to live as an experiment started by Krach. When the Martins arrive at the station, they meet other people who have also been sent by Krach to live there. To their surprise, their neighbour and teacher who taught the Martins' kids on Earth is also on the station with her son. Later, they save a Russian cosmonaut who decides to live with them. And so, they continue living on the space s
- Amy Rose and Tekno the Canary are taking a walk in the Emerald Hill Zone when they bump into Johnny Lightfoot, who has been busy visiting his massive family. Thinking of old friends, Amy wonders what Shortfuse the Cybernik is doing, despite them not being "the best of buddies". Tekno invites Amy and Johnny into her workshop, as she has created a machine that will help them find Shortfuse. Johnny is amazed at the size of the machine, until Tekno points out he's looking at her widescreen TV. The locator is much smaller, but it can tune into Shortfuse's armour. Sure enough, an image of him appears, but he seems to have something stuck to his chest. Before long, the equipment shorts out and Amy and Tekno are beamed to another dimension before Johnny can cut the power. The girls beam aboard a s
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