Clone High is by far one of the funniest shows is history. The clones of famous historians (everyone from Abe Licon to Moses)lead very hilarious high school lives and of course "tackle" the "ishues" of teens "today". Abe is the main charcater and he is in love with Cleopatra. His best friends are: Party animal Gahndi(the cause of the cancelation)and Joan of Arc who is in love with him (he of course doesn't know it). JFK also competes for the a** of Cleo and that becomes probally one of the main stoty lines of the show. Why make clones you ask? Well there is a secret board of shadowy figures who created teh clones to make into warriors for thiwr army. In order to make sure everything is going smoothly the board send Cinnamon Scudworth to act as principal. Unknowing to them scudworth along with his robotic butler/vice principal/dehumidifier: Mr. Butlertron plan to trap the clones in a zoo much like Jerasic Park (acording to scudwoth...that worked out). The plaot keeps the audiance gripped and laughing thier a**'s off for all 13 (hopefully more) epiosdes. Overall an amazing show and VERY much deserving of a new season!

Clone High is one of the funniest cartoon series I've seen from this decade. All of its characters are amusing. Of course I saw the whole series a while ago but I still remember how much fun it was to watch it. I highly recommend it for anyone who is not easily offended (I heard they cancelled it for the Gandhi references).
The animation is good, the stories are better, and the character interactions are the best part. The only reason I don't give it four full stars is because of the ending (see below if you don't mind spoilers).

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Unfortunatly, this great series has a cliffhanger ending.
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Given how many positive things I'd heard about this series from various friends, I was genuinely surprised to learn that only 13 episodes of it were ever made. Despite the rather goofy premise, it's a laugh-out-loud funny in places with great sight gags and good writing.

I suppose my only complaint is that so much the show centers around the 'love triangle' of Abe, Joan and Cleopatra. Whenever Abe blindly falls for Cleopatra, I kinda have to wonder what Joan really sees in him... although I suppose it just goes to show that girl crushes in high school are just as illogical as their male counterparts.

I've only seen the first five episodes--I rented Disc 1 of the box set--but it's enough that I'll likely be buying the DVD set at some point in the not too distant future.