Ep 14. Walking Dead Lobster

In Robot Chicken season 7 episode 14, titled "Walking Dead Lobster," viewers are treated to another installment of the popular animated sketch comedy series. As with previous episodes, "Walking Dead Lobster" features a mix of pop culture references, parody, and satire, with each sketch ranging from a few seconds to a few minutes in length.

The episode begins with a sketch featuring a group of prisoners who are being held in a cell, waiting to be released. When the door finally opens, they find themselves confronted with a zombie horde. The prisoners begin to panic, but their leader, played by actor John C. McGinley, assures them that they can survive the zombie apocalypse by sticking together. However, as they attempt to escape, one of the prisoners is fatally wounded, and the rest are forced to leave him behind.

From there, the episode features a variety of sketches that riff on popular movies, TV shows, and video games. One sketch features a group of superheroes who have all lost their powers, and must resort to using their non-super abilities to fight crime. Another sketch takes place in a world where people are identified by their hairstyles, leading to a battle between different hair-based factions.

Elsewhere in the episode, viewers can expect to see parodies of popular franchises like Star Wars, Transformers, and The Walking Dead. In one sketch, a group of Autobots must deal with a power outage during a crucial battle against the Decepticons. In another sketch, the survivors of The Walking Dead stumble upon a seafood restaurant, where they discover that the lobsters have somehow become zombies.

As always, the sketches in "Walking Dead Lobster" are fast-paced and full of snappy one-liners, making for a fun and entertaining viewing experience. While some of the jokes may not land for every viewer, the show's irreverent take on pop culture is sure to appeal to fans of the genre. Whether you're a die-hard Robot Chicken fan or just looking for something to watch that doesn't take itself too seriously, "Walking Dead Lobster" is definitely worth checking out.