And as 'Sequel' showed, Space Ghost was still in jail for it. Though it should be noted that he did still technically get punished, as he got arrested at the end of 'Lawsuit' (although it was for assaulting Zorak who tried to sue him as well).Karma Houdini: While he got away with his abuse of Jan and Jace, and got out of having to pay them, Space Ghost generally averts this by getting beaten and/or locked away in jail for his more heinous acts.It's All About Me: Taken to an extreme in 'Chinatown', where he doesn't let Tyra Banks get in a word edgewise.Or walking into his own house and not recognizing it because of some extra 'lamps' (actually Zorak, Moltar and Jon Benjamin wearing lampshades) and deducing that he needs to buy a new house.

Such as believing he would assume the form of steam, to get back into the studio after being locked out. Insane Troll Logic: Space Ghost engages this mentality at times, due to being a total Cloud Cuckoo Lander.

This is further explored in 'The Justice Hole'.

I Just Want to Have Friends: Is shown to be pretty lonely, strives for acceptance, and occasionally tries to make friendly advances on not just the co-workers who hate him but also his guests.

He also blasted Warren, his mentor who is heavily implied to have taken advantage of him, when the sentient plant tries to take over his show.

The Dog Bites Back: He will blast Zorak, if the mantis pushes him too much (or just because).

The Ditz: Rivals Brak and Tansit as the dumbest character on the show (though he's still moderately smarter than the both of them).

Disproportionate Retribution: After a montage of his worst moments, Space Ghost bombs Paris and blames France because 'montage' is a French word.

Cloud Cuckoo Lander: His ideas and logic behind them are very.

Those he (seemingly) succeeds with either later annoy him (Bjork) or something happens to prevent it from going any further (Rebecca Romijin).

Casanova Wannabe: Has tried and failed to woo the affections of various female guests.

Butt-Monkey: If he can be humiliated, he will.

Awful Wedded Life: A one-sided example with Björk, as it's pretty obvious Space Ghost finds her annoying (though admittedly, it's not hard to see why).

Adaptational Wimp: Depends on the episode, but Rule of Funny can make him into one.

Crosses into Adaptational Villainy at times as he also performs decidedly unheroic acts such as blowing up Paris and the Hoover Dam.

Adaptational Jerkass: Played for Laughs, but Space Ghost is considerably less pleasant and rather abusive (especially when alluding to his time when Jan and Jace were his wards).'Greetings! Are you getting enough oxygen?'The self-centered host of the show, Space Ghost is a former superhero who's since taken on the talk show wars.

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