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The scenes are brief and usually feature a toy from character from the viewer's childhood. Have you ever wondered how Emperor Palpatine reacted when he found out the Deathstar exploded? How you ever thought about how well super heroes would coexist in a reality television show house? How about what would happen if the Tooth Fairy walked into a fight between a husband and wife? These are all examples of scenes that Robot Chicken addresses in every episode. The show also pokes fun at itself and the realities of working in Hollywood. In one season finale, the creators stage a telethon to raise support so they don't get cancelled. The creators have made a concerted effort to find toys from previous generations and write innovate scripts that force the viewer to consider their childhood heroes in a more adult setting.
The show first debuted in 2005 and has been running consistently since. It runs in multiple countries around the world including England, Germany and Russia. As there is little plot or connection between the different scenes, it makes each episode stand alone allowing viewers to join in at any point in the series without missing key elements or plot twists. It has been the recipient of four Emmy awards so far. Critics have described it as an example of Dark Comedy in that it takes previously well known characters and displays them in a very different light.
Robot Chicken Full Episode Guide:
Season 6 (39 full episodes, 8 clips available)
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Episode 19 - Immortal
First Aired: February 17, 2013
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Episode 18 - Choked On A Bottle Cap
First Aired: February 10, 2013
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Episode 17 - Botched Jewel Heist
First Aired: January 27, 2013
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Episode 16 - Eaten by Cats
First Aired: January 20, 2013
- Episode 15 - Caffeine-Induced Aneurysm
- Episode 14 - Papercut to Aorta
- Episode 13 - Robot Chicken's ATM Christmas Special
- Episode 12 - Butchered in Burbank
- Episode 11 - Eviscerated Post-Coital by a Six Foot...
- Episode 10 - Collateral Damage in Gang Turf War
- Episode 9 - Hemlock, Gin and Juice
- Episode 8 - Choked on Multi-Colored Scarves
- Episode 7 - In Bed Surrounded by Loved Ones
- Episode 6 - Disemboweled by an Orphan
- Episode 5 - Hurtled from a Helicopter into a Spee...
- Episode 4 - Poisoned by Relatives
- Episode 3 - Punctured Jugular
- Episode 2 - Crushed by a Steamroller on My 53rd B...
- Episode 1 - Executed by the State
- Episode 0 - DC Comics Special
Season 5 (40 full episodes)
- Episode 19 - Fight Club Paradise
- Episode 18 - Casablankman II
- Episode 17 - Fool's Goldfinger
- Episode 16 - The Curious Case of the Box
- Episode 15 - The Godfather of the Bride II
- Episode 14 - The Core, The Thief, His Wife & Her L...
- Episode 13 - Some Like It Hitman
- Episode 12 - The Departy Monster
- Episode 11 - Casablankman
- Episode 10 - Beastmaster & Commander
- Episode 9 - Catch Me If You Kangaroo Jack
- Episode 8 - No Country for Old Dogs
- Episode 7 - Schindler's Bucket List
- Episode 6 - Major League Of Extraordinary Gentlem...
- Episode 5 - Malcolm X: Fully Loaded
- Episode 4 - Kramer vs. Showgirls
- Episode 3 - Big Trouble in Little Clerks 2
- Episode 2 - Terms of Endaredevil
- Episode 1 - Saving Private Gigli
Season 4 (43 full episodes)
Season 3 (42 full episodes)
Season 2 (42 full episodes)
Season 1 (66 full episodes)
Robot Chicken News
Is Adult Swim not enough late-night animation for you? You might soon be able to get even more wacky animated shows for grown-ups over on Fox, as the network announced yesterday its plans to create an animation block on Saturday nights. Will this hurt "Saturday Night Live?" Will Adult Swim fans watch? Get the details here.
Okay, I know we're supposed to be going for a movie title mash-up theme here, but what is this one supposed to be? "The Departed" and what, "Party Monster?" Is there a movie called "Party Monster?" Wow. There is. "Robot Chicken," you're so educational.
Another week, another movie title mash-up for the title. This week, it's "Casablankman," a mix of two truly great classics. Really, the both of them are probably on an even keel as far as cinematic importance goes. Get your "Robot Chicken" episode recap here.
We're back! It's alive! Bawk! To start things off, an important lesson: never trust a wish-granting zebra. And buy Veringular, I hear their coverage is awesome. This episode of "Robot Chicken" shows us where Optimus Prime's self-doubt comes from, what Green Lantern would do without hands, and more.
After dominating the Adult Swim block on Cartoon Network with their hilarious (and labor-intensive) show "Robot Chicken," Seth Green and Matthew Senreich are about to step into the world of Web content for a brand-new stop-motion show. The project is called "Stoopid Monkey," also the name of the gang's production company that puts out "Robot Chicken." Rather than take a full stop-motion animated approach, "Stoopid Monkey" will blend live action with stop-motion for a hybrid experience.
This episode marks the second week in a row that the show has mocked its creators'…shall we say "less respected" work. Here's "Catch Me if You Kangaroo Jack." Sure, why not start off with the Governator dancing? You can make Ahnold sing the words to any late 80's or early 90's song and it will be hilarious. The next sketch gives us a little insight into how Pa Kent disciplines the un-spankable Superboy.
A friend of mine was just complaining to me the other day that "Robot Chicken" doesn't reference anything current or timely, and that everything dates back to at least the 1980's. I say that's ridiculous! I'm sure we'll have plenty of current, topical references in today's episode. Starting with... …a "Short Circuit" reference. Never mind.
