Ep 2. Terms of Endaredevil

In the second episode of season 5 of Robot Chicken, titled "Terms of Endaredevil," viewers are treated to another hilarious and irreverent collection of skits and parodies from the twisted minds of Seth Green and his team.

The episode opens with a parody of the classic TV show Knight Rider, which sees Michael Knight's high-tech car KITT become sentient and fall in love with him. As KITT struggles with his newfound emotions, Michael is forced to confront his own feelings about the car he once thought of as just a machine.

Next up is a spoof of the popular game show Jeopardy! in which the contestants are all superheroes. As the host (voiced by Alex Trebek himself) fires off questions about comic book trivia, the likes of Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman struggle to answer, often resorting to using their superpowers to cheat.

One of the standout sketches in this episode is a send-up of Daredevil, in which the blind superhero becomes increasingly frustrated with people assuming that he has superhuman senses. The sketch takes a hilarious twist when Daredevil realizes he actually does have superpowers, but they're not quite what he expected.

Another memorable skit sees the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles dealing with a rat infestation in their sewer lair. As they try to come up with a solution, they're repeatedly interrupted by the Rat King, a villain from the original cartoon, who insists that he's not responsible for the infestation (despite clearly being a gigantic rat).

Other skits in the episode include a parody of the dating show The Bachelor, in which the contestants are all monsters, and a send-up of the Harry Potter franchise in which the wizarding world is turned on its head when Harry discovers that not everyone with a British accent is automatically a wizard.

As always, the animation in Robot Chicken is top-notch, with a style that perfectly matches the show's irreverent sense of humor. The voice acting is also spot-on, with a talented cast that includes Seth Green, Breckin Meyer, and a host of other familiar faces.

Overall, season 5 episode 2 of Robot Chicken is a hilarious and entertaining addition to the show's impressive body of work. With its clever parodies, irreverent humor, and memorable characters, it's sure to leave viewers laughing and wanting more.