Ep 5. Garfield Stockman in: A Voice Like Wet Ham

Garfield Stockman in: A Voice Like Wet Ham is the fifth episode of the tenth season of the popular adult animated series Robot Chicken. This episode, like previous ones, uses stop-motion animation and comedic sketches to entertain its viewers.

One of the main storylines in this episode revolves around Garfield, the beloved orange cat who is now portrayed as a mad scientist. Garfield has invented a voice-altering device that turns his voice into one that sounds like wet ham. He decides to use this invention to exact revenge on his owner, Jon Arbuckle, who has been tormenting him for years. Garfield's goal is to make Jon go crazy by constantly speaking in his new voice, and ultimately take over the world.

Another segment features a parody of the classic TV show The Love Boat, where various characters are seen on a romantic cruise. However, things quickly take a turn for the worse when an infectious disease breaks out, causing everyone on board to turn into zombies. The segment is a hilarious take on the zombie genre and includes some well-known characters from other popular TV shows and movies.

Another sketch follows a group of superheroes who are stuck in a seemingly endless meeting, where they argue about who is the strongest and most powerful superhero. The segment pokes fun at the typical superhero tropes and includes some clever references to well-known superheroes from both Marvel and DC universes.

The episode also features a few quick sketches that cover a wide range of topics, from a hilarious take on the "mannequin challenge" phenomenon that swept the internet a few years ago, to a parody of the popular horror movie franchise The Conjuring.

As with other episodes of Robot Chicken, Garfield Stockman in: A Voice Like Wet Ham is both irreverent and absurd. It takes familiar characters and pop culture references and turns them on their heads, often with surprising and hilarious results. Fans of the show will find plenty to enjoy in this episode, with its blend of silly humor and pop culture satire.