Dexter's Laboratory: Ego Trip

"Spoiler free review"I think all the fans and I should know that this was intended to be the very last of the series as of what Genndy Tartakovsky wanted. I loved Dexter's Laboratory when I was young even though I always got mad at DeeDee whenever she destroyed something for Dexter, but luckily we don't get to see her much in the whole movie.

Fascinating time travel adventure that you could think about for days afterwood.Maybe a bit much for someone not familiar with the character, but it makes perhaps the best feature length outing the fans could have wished for since something schmaltzy would be so off-brand.

I consider this television special to be the real ending of the "Dexter's Laboratory" cartoon. It gave an appropriate closure to the Dexter/Mandark rivalry showing their respective futures in an almost "epic" scale.

I grew up as a huge fan of the Dexter's Laboratory TV series, I was a huge fan, and I was always looking forward to it's episodes on cartoon network.Boomerang cartoon were just awesome, Dexter's lab, along with Powerpuff Girls, Courage the Cowardly Dog and Ed, Edd and Eddy were among my favorites.

Even if i am writing this review 13 years after the movies release, this is still my most favorite cartoon movie ever. The storyline was pure gold, its action scenes were amazing, the pure funniness in every scene, and the inappropriateness of it all was GENIUS!

Finally! Cartoon Network surprises us with a kick-butt movie!

Awww. I love those girlies.

In the early 1990s, Cartoon Network was still trying to find its mojo. Known only as the channel that re-aired extensive film library of old cartoons from the 1940s until the early 1980s; the network began to create their own set of animation in the mid-1990s, by creating a show called 'What a Cartoon!

This is a TV made film starring the tiny genius character that kids have grown to love on Cartoon Network. Basically Dexter is working peacefully in his lab, and being distracted by Dee Dee for a while.