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• After that show proved successful, " Baffler Meal " was animated and aired in 2003.
• "Baffler Meal " did not air for several years, and was not even animated or produced until after the series became popular.
• Dave Willis provides Meatwad's voice throughout the entire series, and every other official appearance Meatwad has ever made, including " Baffler Meal ".
• In " Baffler Meal ", Meatwad is pinkish-red, whereas he is brown today, and he appeared depressed, even saying " Please, God, kill me ".
• Frylock was originally voiced by Matt Maiellaro in " Baffler Meal " and was performed as a live action person by T-Pain in the season six episode " Last Last One Forever and Ever ".
• Master Shake was originally voiced by Dave Willis in " Baffler Meal " and was performed as a live action person by Jon Benjamin in the season six episode " Last Last One Forever and Ever ".
• In " Baffler Meal, " he has no beard, a definitive crinkle-cut arms and legs, and instead of a diamond he wears a chained amulet which he uses to " sense hungry teens ".
• Season one marks the first official appearances of Master Shake, Frylock, and Meatwad, who first made unofficial rough-cut appearances in the " Space Ghost Coast to Coast " episode, " Baffler Meal ".
• Shake is always seen this way except in " Baffler Meal, " in which Shake has the same basic look only he has the logo for the " Burger Trench "  no hands and appears shorter and more square shaped.
• He was a contributing writer for " Space Ghost : Coast to Coast " with a cameo in the episode " Baffler Meal ", and voiced Ward Willoughby in the 2002 pilot for " Welcome to Eltingville ".
• Like the other main characters, Frylock and Meatwad, Shake first appeared in the " Space Ghost Coast to Coast " episode " Baffler Meal ", and then made his first official appearance in the show's first episode, " Rabbot ".
• Like the other main characters, Meatwad and Master Shake, Frylock originally appeared in the " Space Ghost Coast to Coast " episode " Baffler Meal ", and then made his first official appearance in the show's first episode, " Rabbot ".
• Like the other main characters, Master Shake and Frylock, Meatwad originally appeared in the " Space Ghost Coast to Coast " episode " Baffler Meal ", and then made his first official appearance in the show's first episode, " Rabbot ".
• Aside from his appearances in everything related to " Aqua Teen Hunger Force " and " Baffler Meal ", Frylock, along with Master Shake and Meatwad, made a very brief appearance on " Predator ", an episode of " Sealab 2021 ".
• Aside from his appearances in everything related to " Aqua Teen Hunger Force " and " Baffler Meal ", images of Meatwad can be seen in various episodes of " The Brak Show ", " Robot Chicken ", and " Sealab 2021 ".
• After approximately eight seasons, the show went into hiatus, and the writers Dave Willis and Matt Maiellaro used characters they developed in an unaired episode ( " Baffler Meal " ) to create another popular " would-be spin-off ", " Aqua Teen Hunger Force ".
• Aside from his appearances in everything related to the series and " Baffler Meal, " Shake has appeared in the " Sealab 2021 " episode " Murphy Murph and the Feng Shui Bunch " and the " Robot Chicken " episodes " Suck it " and " 1987 ".
• Unlike Frylock and Master Shake, Meatwad's appearance does not differ significantly from his original appearance in " Baffler Meal ", where his shape is more rough-cut, he does not have yellowish spots or hair, and he has a full set of teeth instead of one prominent tooth.
• I always inject little secret nods to my old comedic heroes . . . " Willis has said, " The guy who's the main voice of Master Shake, Dana Snyder, is really, really talented, and helped us take that character in a totally different direction . " Master Shake was originally voiced by Dave Willis in " Baffler Meal, " and was performed as a live action person by H . Jon Benjamin in the season six episode " Last Last One Forever and Ever, " Master Shake has appeared in almost every episode of the series.