Chris Nielsen Let me start off by saying this show had it all blood, violence, humor, heavy metal music, half naked chicks, it even had a good voice actors. I could go on forever. I recorded it on my DVR back in January and I just got done watching it again. I loved this show. I seriously could watch it over and over again. When this show aired (it's one and only episode), I thought to myself this show is going to go far, but I kept waiting for the second episode and they never aired. I don't know why they never made a second episode but they should of. There is only a few shows that I like on Adult Swim like Famly Guy, American Dad, Robot Chicken and then this show. It's been 5 years and still no new episodes. I'm hoping someday they will make more but I don't think that will ever happen which is a damn shame.

bws_91762 Every child should watch Korgath of Barbaria, especially the ones that don't have daddies. The series once again brings the fantasy ages back to the fore. The pilot episode has so many remarkable lines of dialog and gruesome fighting, that one is both appalled that you're laughing and wondering what the next vicious fight will entail. I think it paints the barbarian hero in several broadsword like strokes: those being Action not words, strength not intelligence, food over riches, and save the busty lady for later. Like most of Genndy's work on Samurai Jack, the story and action sequences are cinematic, and contain the right music, slow motion, and voice talent needed to hopefully give this series As long a life as the Samurai Jack series enjoyed.

readymade1 Korgoth of Barbaria is some crazy genius cartoon-imation. Body fluids galore! Wowee I totally dig this creation. When can we get more?! This show contains screaming filth, FCC approved porn, rivers of blood, farting, multi-teated monsters conjured from chewing gum and giant flying pigeons. There's also plenty of clever word-play for the intellectual who may think cartoons are beneath him. Or her. I recommend Korgoth to any devotee of post-modern comics, especially if you find parasites funny. Parents may find Korgoth too vile for children but I assure you there's scarcely anything here that kiddies haven't seen in other cartoons and I know plenty of well-rounded children who would find Korgoth hilarious on a visceral level. It's quite clear that the creators of Korgoth were fed a steady diet of cartoons when they were tots, because they know how to deliver a satisfying piece of well-written, well-drawn animation.

Ostrumation Korgoth of Barbaria's pilot episode is extremely impressive. The animation is great.The pilot episode displays a whole lot violence, if it's either Korgoth slicing people with the giant axe or him setting ripped up people on fire. The theme song is a great thrash metal piece, and the show is filled with lots of violence, considering it's from a writer from that kid-friendly cartoon Spongebob.Jam-packed with gore and an awesome plot(it's about a post-apocalyptic world and Korgoth is from the North and he must fight evil) with really good animation.All in all, a 9.6, a great cartoon, hope more episodes come. I mean, if "Superjail" got instantly picked up for a show, how come this didn't? (I've got nothing against "Superjail", but this needs to be picked up too, Adult Swim says you can't handle more than one. Is that so?)