Dexter's Laboratory

On the data. The show has two endings, and that is the only thing you need to decide before starting. EGO TRIP WAS THE FINALE. It was written and produced to end the series, in December 1999, and it is the last thing Genndy Tartakovsky did on the show. Cartoon Network then revived it two years later under a different creative director for twenty six more episodes, and there is no in-universe reconciliation of the two. Release order puts the ending in the middle. Watching the revival first and the finale last puts it at the end but ignores how it was made. Both are defensible and this page tells you to pick. THE TWO ERAS LOOK DIFFERENT. Seasons one and two are Tartakovsky. Seasons three and four were run by Chris Savino while Tartakovsky was launching Samurai Jack. The characters and world do not reset, but the art, the voices and the comic sensibility all move, and this is the part of the show fans argue about. SEASON TWO IS ENORMOUS. Thirty nine half-hour episodes, which is three times the length of every other season here and one of the longest single seasons in animation. Some streaming services split it. This page does not, because the four-season shape is the sourced one. THREE STORIES PER EPISODE, not two. That is why seventy eight episodes becomes two hundred and sixteen stories, a far wider gap than any other Cartoon Network show of the era. DIAL M FOR MONKEY AND THE JUSTICE FRIENDS ARE NOT SEPARATE SHOWS. They are back-up segments that occupy the middle slot of first-season episodes, Dial M in the first half of the season and the Justice Friends in the second, and they largely disappear afterwards. They are jarring if you are not expecting them, which is why they are mentioned here. Exact counts for their occasional second-season returns are disputed between sources and are not given. RUDE REMOVAL WAS BANNED FOR THIRTEEN YEARS. A second-season story in which Dexter and Dee Dee are split into polite and foul-mouthed duplicates. Cartoon Network never aired it. It went online in January 2013 with the swearing bleeped. IT WAS CARTOON NETWORK'S FIRST ORIGINAL SERIES, and it is finished. Tartakovsky said around the thirtieth anniversary that he is not interested in bringing it back.

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