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After Dexter is confronted with robots who wish to "destroy the one who saved the future," he uses his time machine to see how he saved it. They declare that they are here to destroy the one who saved the future, and make ready to attack Dexter. Dexter easily destroys them with the use of various tools and gadgets from his lab. However, news that he is "The One Who Saved the Future" intrigues him, and he decides to travel through time to discover how cool he is. In the first time period he visits, Dexter finds a tall, skinny, weak version of himself working in office-designing cubicles, with Mandark as his rich, successful boss. The child Dexter unwittingly reveals the existence of blueprints regarding the "Neurotomic Protocore", and Mandark steals it after the two Dexters move forward in time.

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Genndy Tartakovsky

Christine Cavanaugh, Eddie Deezen, Jeff Bennett, Kath Soucie, Kat Cressida, Tom Kenny

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Dexter’s Laboratory: Ego Trip is a lost TV masterpiece

Creator Genndy Tartakovsky discusses the making of the hour-long special

by Toussaint Egan

Even two decades after the finale of Dexter’s Laboratory , the landmark sci-fi comedy created by Genndy Tartakovsky ( Samurai Jack , Primal ), the series still maintains an avid fan base and a pillar of the Cartoon Network brand. On the brand’s HBO Max hub page, Dexter’s Laboratory sits prominently alongside Powerpuff Girls , Ed, Edd ‘n Eddy and Adventure Time .

However, one particularly interesting installment of the series, the 1999 television special Ego Trip , is not only conspicuously absent from the streamer, but has all but evaporated since it first premiered on air nearly 23 years ago.

Dexter’s Laboratory aired for two seasons between 1996 and 1998, and an additional two seasons from 2001 to 2003, gradually becoming one of the network’s high-rated original series and garnering three Annie Awards and four Primetime Emmy nominations. The series followed Dexter, a precocious and self-serious boy genius with an extravagant laboratory hidden inside his room, and his various misadventures with his bubbly older sister Dee Dee, and his occasional clashes with his rival Mandark. Tartakovsky oversaw the production of over 52 episodes before departing the series to work as a supervising producer on his colleague Craig McCraken’s series The Powerpuff Girls and eventually his next original series, 2002’s Samurai Jack .

Produced following the conclusion of the half-hour series finale “Last But Not Beast,” Ego Trip was Genndy Tartakovsky’s final Dexter’s Laboratory’s production and the first Cartoon Network television movie ever produced. The hour-long film follows Dexter who, after foiling his rival Mandark’s plot to steal an immensely powerful device known as the “Neurotomic Protocore,” is attacked by a group of red robots declaring their mission to “destroy the one who saved the future.” After defeating them, Dexter is overcome with excitement at the thought of growing up to become such an important figure à la The Terminator ’s John Connor that someone would go so far as to travel back in time to get rid of him. Impatient to experience his own future greatness, Dexter uses his own time machine to travel to the moment in which he becomes a legend.

Though produced for TV, Dexter’s Laboratory: Ego Trip is an impressive feat of traditional hand-painted cel animation. The opening title sequence in which Mandark, adorning a cape, flamboyantly moves throughout his own Burton-esque laboratory before infiltrating Dexter’s own feels inspired by the silhouette animations of German filmmaker Lotte Reiniger. Ego Trip ’s premise, that of Dexter travelling through time to meet various versions of his future self and in doing so inadvertently setting in motion a series of events culminating in him having to save the world, seems almost prescient in light of recent timeline-hopping fare like 2018’s Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse , 2019’s Avengers: Endgame , and 2021’s Spider-Man: No Way Home . On its own, Dexter’s Laboratory: Ego Trip is a hilarious and entertaining self-contained adventure that easily sits beside the very best episodes of the series. A fact which makes the conspicuous absence of the special not only across streaming, but any home video format since it was initially released on VHS back in 2000, all that more peculiar. (Polygon reached out to Cartoon Network and HBO Max as to whether there are any plans to bring Dexter’s Laboratory: Ego Trip to the platform, but neither was able to comment at the time of publication.)

Despite it being described as such in animation circles, Genndy Tartakovsky asserts that Ego Trip was never intended to be the end of the series, only a stand-alone television special. “[Cartoon Network] had a desire to do a Dexter’s Laboratory movie,” Tartakovsky told Polygon in an interview last year. “I had never done long-form back then, and so I was like sure; I’ll do it.” Rather than films like The Terminator or Back to The Future Part II , Dexter’s Laboratory: Ego Trip was instead inspired by a Calvin & Hobbes strip of Calvin meeting his past and future selves, and was produced while working on the show’s second season.

As for why the special hasn’t been re-released since 1999, Tartakovsky offered one possible reason. “I don’t think people know about it, honestly. Like, as far as the people who run HBO Max and Cartoon Network, I don’t think it’s been on their radar since we released it. The executives who run the network have been replaced twice or three times over or whatever at this point, so it’s been lost in the shuffle of time. But I would love for it to be released, I don’t have any issues with it.”

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Dexter's Laboratory: Ego Trip (1999) is an animated movie based on the popular TV show by the same name, created by Genndy Tartakovsky. It features the voice acting talents of Christine Cavanaugh (as Dexter), Eddie Deezen (as Mandark), and Jeff Bennett (as Agent Honeydew and Monkey). The movie was produced by Hanna-Barbera and Cartoon Network Studios, and directed by Tartakovsky himself.

The story follows the adventures of Dexter, a boy genius with a secret laboratory hidden inside his house, as he travels through time and space to stop his arch-nemesis Mandark from taking over the world. Mandark has stolen Dexter's time machine and used it to alter history in his favor, creating an alternate universe where he is the ruler of everything.

Dexter must team up with versions of himself from different timelines and alternate realities to track down Mandark and put things right. Along the way he encounters various challenges and obstacles, including giant robots, evil clones, and even his own ego.

The movie is full of action, humor, and sci-fi elements, as Dexter and his various selves use their intellect, technology, and creativity to outwit Mandark and his minions. The animation is top-notch, with stylized character designs, bold colors, and dynamic movement. The voice acting is also excellent, with each actor bringing their own unique flair to their characters.

One of the highlights of the movie is the exploration of Dexter's own psyche. As he interacts with his alternate versions, he discovers different sides of his personality and learns to accept and appreciate his flaws and strengths. He also realizes the importance of his relationships with his family and friends, particularly his sister Dee Dee, who plays a vital role in the story.

Overall, Dexter's Laboratory: Ego Trip is a fun and entertaining movie that expands on the world and characters of the TV show while also exploring new territory. It's a must-see for fans of the series, but also stands on its own as a well-crafted animated adventure that will appeal to audiences of all ages.

• Genres Animation
• Cast Christine Cavanaugh David Kaufman Eddie Deezen
• Release Date 1999
• MPAA Rating PG
• Runtime 49 min
• IMDB Rating 7.4   (1,937)

• Episodes focusing on Dexter
• Episodes focusing on Mandark
• Episodes focusing on Dee Dee
• Episodes focusing on Dexter's Mom
• Episodes focusing on Dexter's Dad

Dexter's Laboratory: Ego Trip is an Annie Award-winning one-hour animated television special spawned from the Cartoon Network animated television series Dexter's Laboratory , produced by Hanna-Barbera (now Cartoon Network Studios) for Cartoon Network, that originally aired on December 10, 1999. It was later released on VHS and VCD in region 1 on November 7, 2000 while region 2's VHS release was July 23, 2001.

The film features the protagonist Dexter going to the future to see his futuristic versions of himself and his eternal rival Mandark to stop the latter from taking over the world.

Ego Trip , while originally made for TV, was Tartakovsky's directional debut and was originally intended to serve as the series finale for Dexter's Laboratory .

However, because the film was met with a fair reception from critics and high viewer ratings, the series was picked up for two more seasons in 2000 starting with the first episode, Streaky Clean , airing on November 18, 2001.

• 3 Characters
• 4 Reception
• 5.2 Goofs/Errors

Synopsis [ ]

Robots from the future come to destroy Dexter because he is "the one who saved the future". Of course, Dexter easily defeats them. Now, because of hearing that he saved the future, his gifted and egotistical mind leads him to build a time machine and travel into the future to find out what it is that he did. Unfortunately, this leads to him teaming up with future versions of himself, facing off against his rival, Mandark, and other versions of HIM.

After chasing his rival Mandark out of his lab when he tries to steal his latest invention, Dexter asks his sister Dee Dee to leave the lab, where she unintentionally enters a time machine stored near the entrance. Suddenly, Dexter is confronted with a group of red robots that have appeared from this time machine. They declare that they are here to "destroy the one who saved the future" and appear to make ready to attack Dexter. Dexter easily destroys them with the use of various tools and gadgets from his lab, as the robots mysteriously don't attack at all. Believing that he is "The One Who Saved the Future" that the robots spoke of, Dexter decides to travel through time to discover how "cool" he becomes.

However, in the first time period he visits, Dexter finds a tall, skinny, weak version of himself (known only as "Number Twelve") working in an office designing cubicles – and Mandark is his rich, successful – and sadistically abusive – boss. The kid Dexter berates his older self for allowing Mandark to bully him around and manages to convince him to come along to see how cool they become, but unwittingly leaves the Neurotomic Protocore and its related blueprints out in his cubicle, which Mandark steals as the two Dexters move forward in time.

In the second time period, the two Dexters meet their much older self, a wizened senior citizen Dexter about the same height as the kid Dexter (and Mandark's brain in a vat who cannot do anything other than complain about his situation). All the technology from the blueprints has been implemented, creating a utopian society of science and knowledge where anything can be materialized through the power of the Core. Due to his advanced age, however, Old Man Dexter can't remember anything about how he saved the world, so they travel back in time to find out.

In this final time period, which takes place between the first and second time periods, they find a dystopic world where everyone is stupid and fire and technology are forbidden, controlled by Overlord Mandark thanks to the Neurotomic Protocore. They meet Action Hero Dexter, who is tall, muscular and bald, fighting Mandark's evil robots. Action Hero Dexter explains that he and Mandark had been employed as corporate research scientists many years ago, where a jealous Mandark, unable to come up with the ideas Dexter could, stole them and passed them off as his own, using them to rise through the ranks and eventually take over the company in a coup – turning Dexter into the weak, cowardly, cubicle-designing Twelve.

Eventually, Mandark got a hold of the Neurotomic Protocore (due to Twelve's mistake in leaving it out in his cubicle) and attempted to harness its power, but set the core's positive flow to negative due to his incompetence with it, twisting his already evil mind. As the Core's now negative energies slowly swept over the world, they gradually numbed the minds of the population and allowed him to take over the world, hoarding all science and knowledge for himself. Dexter, no longer able to stand being enslaved and determined to stop Mandark, spent years digging underground to escape Mandark's tower, growing into his Action Hero persona in the process. By the time he emerged, the world was in its current state.

The four Dexters, determined to end Mandark's oppressive rule once and for all, go back to their ruined laboratory and use its resources to build a giant robot to invade his fortress. They manage to fight their way in (though the robot is destroyed in the process) and confront Overlord Mandark, now morbidly obese with brain matter, with his only form of locomotion being carried around his lair by a hook-and-winch. Outnumbered, Mandark evens the playing field by summoning his three selves from the other time periods to help him defeat the Dexters. A battle royal ensues, with each Dexter fighting the Mandark of their respective time period. Twelve eventually stands up to his Mandark after finally becoming fed up with his boss' torment and abuse, who he defeats before rallying the other Dexters to reach the Core's controls and save the world.

The fight ends in a stalemate, both groups restraining each other from pressing the Core's main button; however, Dee Dee emerges from the time machine welded into the Dexter’s now-destroyed robot. Her sudden presence confuses the Dexters and distracts the Mandarks, no one able to stop her as she – driven by her habit of seeing what buttons do – presses it herself.

With the positive flow of the Neurotomic Protocore restored, the world's intelligence returns to normal and causes Mandark's three time-displaced selves to be sent back to their own time periods, his head to burst open with only his brain intact, and his fortress to collapse. The Dexters, realizing in anger that Dee Dee was "the one who saved the future", create a group of five robots from the rubble to get revenge on her. The kid Dexter commands them to "destroy the one who saved the future" before sending them back to the past – unwittingly setting the whole series of events in motion himself.

The Dexters return to their original time periods. The kid Dexter returns shortly before he originally left, and sees himself fighting the robots he just built with his other selves. Realizing the time loop he has created (or rather that he has come back too far back to before he ever left), Dexter becomes confused when he attempts to wrap his head around it all but ultimately decides to ignore it and goes to eat a sandwich. When Dee Dee – who had already used the time machine to return home after saving the future – shows up, Dexter gathers up his food and walks away, still angry. Unaware of what she did, Dee Dee is left confused.

Characters [ ]

• Old Man Dexter
• Mom (Cameo)
• Dad (Cameo)

Reception [ ]

Following its premiere, Dexter's Laboratory: Ego Trip received generally mixed reviews. Entertainment Weekly' s Marc Bernardin called the special "drawn-out", while criticizing it for not doing well in an hour-long format like most episodes.

Dexter's voice actress Christine Cavanaugh received an Annie Award in 2000 for "Outstanding Individual Achievement for Voice Acting by a Female Performer in an Animated Television Production".

• The Time Machine is the same--if not similar--to the one used in DeeDeemensional.
• The first time traveling into the future, Dexter realized his original house interior was changed and his family moved out. This could explain--through cartoon logic-- the re-designing of Dexter's house in the new seasons.
• For her performance as Dexter in Ego Trip , Christine Cavanaugh won an Annie Award for Outstanding Individual Achievement for Voice Acting by a Female Performer in an Animated Television Production.
• The movie began production in April 1998 and was completed in November 1999. [1]
• This episode is also the last time Cavanaugh voices Dexter, before her retirement in 2001 and death in 2014.
• Dexter's Laboratory wasn't the last Cartoon Network show Chris Savino would run during its last two seasons, he also ran last two seasons of The Powerpuff Girls .
• Chris Savino is also recognizable for creating The Loud House for Nickelodeon, until he was fired for sexual harassment in 2017.
• Much of the show's new crew included Chris Reccardi (Director and writer of Ren & Stimpy and co-creator of the rejected Nickelodeon pilot The Modifyers ) and Aaron Springer (writer and storyboard artist for the long-running Nickelodeon show, Spongebob Squarepants and creator of the rejected pilot Korgoth of Barbaria ). Some of the show's old crew did stay for the revival run, such as Cindy and Clayton Morrow (who both also worked on The Powerpuff Girls and Chowder) and John McIntyre.
• The character redesigns for seasons 3 and 4 were actually done by Chris Battle, who also designed characters for The Powerpuff Girls, AAAHH!!! Real Monsters , The Mighty B! , The Grim Advetures of Billy and Mandy, Dan VS , Teen Titans GO! , and The Ultra Violets .
• Additionally, this special uses the 1980s Hanna-Barbera CGI swirling star logo (as seen after the end credits of fellow Cartoon Network series, The Powerpuff Girls ) rather than the oval logo with Dexter's face, as seen throughout Season 2, or even the two rare 1996 prototype variants of the Cartoon Network Studios logos as seen throughout Season 1.
• This is the only Dexter's Laboratory production rated TV-Y7-FV.
• For unknown reasons, Mandark dons on a more sinister persona and attire in contrast to his more nerdy look from the series and his lab is completely remodeled for unknown reasons as well. The reason for Mandark's sudden eviler turn and his lab's complete redesign is never explained, although it is likely that he became corrupted with power due to the potential of the protocore or that he simply became corrupted due to his past with Dark Forces.
• In fact, for the Prime Video streaming, the whole film (except for the retained Hanna-Barbera/Cartoon Network logo) has been cropped to 1.85:1 widescreen format rather than being presented in its original 1.33:1 full screen aspect ratio.
• This is the last part of the series to be directed by Craig McCracken and Genndy Tartokovsky and the last part of the series in the 20th century.

Goofs/Errors [ ]

• When Dexter kicked Mandark out of his house, the driveway is missing.
• Dexter was underdressed piloting his Dexo-Transformer, after summoning the Robo-Dexo 2000 to crush the last robot-- he's seen in his lab coat exiting it.
• When Dexter is escaping the Police in the first future, the front door closet is briefly shown to be open already. In the next scene, it is closed again.
• When a nude Number 12 was automatically dressed clothing by the machine, he was given a pair of black pants and a white coat, but with no signs of underwear visible underneath his pants. But when Number 12 is stripped off his clothes to be publicly spanked by Executive Mandark, he is seen in his underwear.
• When Dexter tells his wimpy self to stop typing, Wimpy Dexter's pants turn white.
• Dexter's ear goes missing when he tells Old Man Dexter and Number 12 that there's only one thing left to do.
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Dexter's Laboratory: Ego Trip

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The time-hopping animated action begins as Dexter journeys into the far future to retrieve his all-powerful Neuroatomic Proto-Core. Archenemy Mandark stole the prized Core and uses it to dumb down the entire planet--leaving the vile Mandark in charge! Fortunately, Dexter enlists the help of three future Dexters to quash Mandark's nefarious plan: Dexter the work-wimp, Dexter the geezer and Dexter the muscle-bound hero! Join our young scientist as he shatters the bounds of time and space.

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After Dexter is confronted with robots who wish to "destroy the one who saved the future," he uses his time machine to see how he saved it. They declare that they are here to destroy the one who saved the future, and make ready to attack Dexter. Dexter easily destroys them with the use of various tools and gadgets from his lab. However, news that he is "The One Who Saved the Future" intrigues him, and he decides to travel through time to discover how cool he is. In the first time period he visits, Dexter finds a tall, skinny, weak version of himself working in office-designing cubicles, with Mandark as his rich, successful boss. The child Dexter unwittingly reveals the existence of blueprints regarding the "Neurotomic Protocore", and Mandark steals it after the two Dexters move forward in time.

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