We do not intend to explain that Rocko's Modern Life is a classic Nickelodeon show created by Joe Murray (a great man) and is about a Wallaby who lives in O-Town with his dog Spunky and friends Heffer & Filburt but intend to merely present to you some audio and visual artifacts from the show to those of you who remember it fondly.

We would also like to tell you that all the pictures, images, audio and given free materials from this show, as well as the show itself, are copyrighted, protected and owned fully by Nickelodeon who is owned by MTV and in turn is owned by Viacom.  We hope none of them sue us for providing you with what you could have easily provided yourself.

With that, enjoy these free theme songs, computer backgrounds and audio clips which turn us not a penny in profit. Also, while they're still available, enjoy two complete episodes made possible by some kid who goes by "dougie" on some video sharing website we have never heard of before. We found them while using google. If you enjoy them we encourage you to watch the shows on Nicktoons as well as the interlaced commercials within, and perhaps browse a few of the select online shops which sell the DVD collection either in collections of 8 or 6 DVD's, depending upon where you shop.

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