Overrated

Instant Favorite.

While it is a pity that the story wasn't told with more visual finesse, this is trivial compared to our real-world problems. It takes a good movie to put that into perspective.

True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

There are a few cartoons which this one reminds me of in terms of style of humour: these ranged from Earthworm Jim, to Sam & Max, to Samurai Pizza Cats.The style of the show was one of rampant randominity and chaos, where things happened for no apparent reason, but made sense in a very strange, disturbing sort of method if you warped logic enough so that they 'kind of make sense but it'll give you a headache to think about it' type idea.G.e.e.K.e.R. himself was the highlight of this however; originally he was designed to be a superhuman, capable of super powers which would make superman look normal. Thing was... he was defective. He was stolen before his brain was added, and the entire series is based upon the concept that he has incredible powers, which manifest seemingly at random and he has no clue how to control these. Which tends to lead to the most bizarre of situations in all episodes, save one which won't be explained as it's too large of a plot point.Simple fact is GeeKeR was one of the few truly great cartoons, was under-recognized and well worth watching, especially to those whom fall into the category of being highly intelligent, though possibly slightly insane.

Geeker was an awesome show when it was on, it's a travesty that it never was awarded a second season. Why hasn't it been put on DVD even? There ARE people that remember this show, and I can only hope a release is in the cards for this hilarious show.As it says, GeeKeR was a futuristic goof that had a very unusual powers, and all he really wanted throughout the 13 episodes was to be more human. Just wait till you see him sprout pinky fingers all over his body! Noah was my favorite character from the show however, the large, breath mint loving, red-cap wearing, T-rex just ruled when he was on screen. I still wonder what kind of possibilities these characters had in them if there had been another season.

This was my favorite cartoon in the fifth grade. One of the last Saturday morning cartoons that interested me.What I've noticed about Lady MacBeth is that she is almost the twin of Leela from Futurama: The long, high placed ponytail, the computerized contraption on the forearm, buxom figure, freakish facade (Lady Macbeth is bald except for the ponytail and Leela with the one eye) and the no-nonsense attitude. G.e.e.k.e.r. also looked like the animated version of Jim Carey's character in Dumb andDumber: The Animated Series.

This show combined random humor, sci-fi and talking dinosaurs. Waking up in a closet and running to our tiny living room slash bedroom to watch cartoons at six o'clock in the morning was made many times better for me being able to bask in the glow of a show as wonderful as this one. I award it a thousand points and may it find its way into heaven, no matter how many throats it has to slit along the way.