Neither Joe Murray, Nickelodeon, or Netflix have shared plans to bring more of Rocko’s Modern Life in the near future, so this special can be considered as the ending of the series. Rocko’s Modern Life: Static Cling follows their return to Earth after 20 years and their adaptation to the modern, digital world, with a dose of fan service by bringing a bunch of well-known background characters in either small or cameo roles, and a lot of fun details hidden everywhere. On the final episode of the series, titled “Future Schlock”, Rocko, Heffer, Spunky, and Filburt were launched into space after Filburt’s children crashed a rocket ship on Rocko’s house. Related: Rocko's Modern Life Recap: Where The Characters Ended Up The time has come and fans of Rocko and company can now enjoy his return to the (digital) screens, but what does the future hold now that the revival is out? After years of zero to no updates on the development of the project, it was announced in May 2019 that Netflix had acquired the distribution rights to the TV special Rocko’s Modern Life: Static Cling.

Rocko’s Modern Life: Static Cling reunited viewers with Rocko and the notable citizens of O-Town in a TV special that connects directly to the last episode of the main series, but what’s next for the beloved Nicktoon? Created by Joe Murray, Rocko’s Modern Life aired from 1993 to 1996, and became pretty popular among kids and adults as well, thanks to its not-so-subtle adult humor and satirical social commentary.īack in 2015, Nickelodeon announced plans to revive some of its old properties, including Rocko’s Modern Life.

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