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Robot Chicken
File:Robot Chicken.jpg
Opening Credits
Created bySeth Green
Matthew Senreich
Voices ofSeth Green
Country of originUnited States
No. of episodes40 (list of episodes)
Production
Running time11 minutes approx.
Original release
NetworkAdult Swim
ReleaseFebruary 20, 2005 –
present

Robot Chicken is an American stop motion animated television series distributed by Sony Pictures Digital and produced by ShadowMachine Films, currently airing in the US as a part of Cartoon Network's Adult Swim line-up, in Britain as part of the Bravo's Adult Swim line-up, and in Canada on Teletoon's Detour nightly adult programming. It premiered on Sunday, February 20 2005. Seth Green and Matthew Senreich are the creators and executive producers of the show. They are also on the writing team, and have directed some episodes. Seth Green provides many voices for the show.

Robot Chicken is a sketch show that parodies a number of pop culture conventions using stop motion animation of toys, action figures, dolls, and claymation (usually for special effects) and various other objects, such as tongue depressors. The show's name was inspired by a dish on the menu at a Chinese restaurant, Kung Pao Bistro, where Green and Senreich had dined.[citation needed]

Robot Chicken performed a 30 minute parody dedicated to Star Wars on June 17, 2007 on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim featuring the voices of George Lucas, Mark Hamill and Ahmed Best.

According to Adult Swim's website, Robot Chicken has been renewed for a 20-episode third season, which will start on August 12th.


Rating

When Robot Chicken first started, it was rated TV-14, often for two sub-letters--suggestive dialogue [D] and graphic violence [V] (the V subletter would only appear on episodes that had sketches depicting violence against women and children). When Cartoon Network began airing more shows that carried the TV-MA rating like Venture Brothers, Moral Orel, The Boondocks, and Metalocalypse, Robot Chicken (both past and present episodes) got rated TV-MA for strong violence, dark (sometimes sexual) humor, and profane language. The Star Wars speacial was rated TV-14 for language and violence.

Key elements

File:Robotchicken.jpg
A scene from Robot Chicken featuring a toy Arnold Schwarzenegger and a doctor informing him that "It's not a tumor"

The show was inspired by the comedy antics of Twisted Mego Theatre (now called Twisted ToyFare Theater), which appears monthly in Toyfare Magazine, published by Gareb Shamus' Wizard Entertainment. The segment "The Aussie Hunter" on FOX's MAD TV is an early work of the group. Matthew Senreich worked in various capacities with Wizard Entertainment prior to working on the show. Some of the first shorts were originally on the now-defunct Sony ScreenBlast website under the name "Sweet J Presents"; this website also hosted the animated Lenore shorts. The show is similar in appearance to the many shared internet videos created using toys and household items. Many figures and sets are custom built, or adapted from commercially available toys such as G.I. Joe or Barbie, or vehicles such as the General Lee from the Dukes of Hazzard are also sometimes used.

Robot Chicken often uses extremely outrageous and twisted humor. One recurring theme is the "Hilarious Bloopers" guy, a parody of the Bob Saget era of America's Funniest Home Videos, but is more reminiscent of Ray Combs of Family Feud. Whenever he is featured, he commits suicide at the end of his skit using various household methods. The show tends to avoid political issues, instead mocking pop culture, referencing toys, films, television, and popular fads. When political figures are depicted on the program, the focus of their appearance is usually only tangentially-related to recent news or their positions in world affairs (such as Fidel Castro's Dance Dance Revolution video game competition from Season Two). One particular motif often involves the idea of fantastical characters being placed in a more realistic world or situation (such as Stretch Armstrong requiring a corn syrup transplant or Optimus Prime contracting prostate cancer).


Celebrity Guest Voices

Besides Seth Green, Breckin Meyer, Chad Morgan, and Dan Milano, a number of celebrities have done voice acting for the series (often portraying themselves), including:
That 70s Show


Family Guy


the Scooby-Doo films


The Girls Next Door


As well as

Many of these are people that Seth Green has worked with in the past on other projects or that he knows personally. Williams Street executives Mike Lazzo and Keith Crofford have also lent their voices to the show on one occasion.

Writing staff

Co-head writers

Writers

Episodes

Season 1: 2005 Title Airdate Episode # Production Code

"Junk in the Trunk" February 20, 2005 1 2 Rachael Leigh Cook smashes more than eggs in her latest This is Your Brain on Drugs public service announcement. Optimus Prime, leader of the Autobots, falls prey to prostate cancer. The outcome is never in doubt during "World's Most One-Sided Fistfights Caught on Film." Outtakes from The Dukes of Hazzard, The X-Files, Battlestar Galactica and more come to light in "Bloopers."

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is about to hit his tail with a hammer.[1]


"Nutcracker Sweet" February 27, 2005 2 5 Voltron engages in an old-school dance-off in "You Got Robo-Served." The secret lives of nature's most fascinating beasts are exposed in "Secrets of the Animal Kingdom." Testicles are terrorized in "Ode to the Nut Shot." Walt Disney's severed head with its giant robotic spider-body attacks Cuba.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is smoking an entire pack of cigarettes.[2]


"Gold Dust Gasoline" March 6, 2005 3 6 The animals Noah left behind try to survive the flood in their very own ark. Enjoy instant nostalgia with "That '00s Show." Mrs. McNally's third-graders produce an animated abomination in "The Best Cowboy." The world's most famous cars, from KITT to the the General Lee and even Mario karts, race against each other in "3 Fast 3 Furious."

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is about to whack a beehive with a stick.[3]


"Plastic Buffet" March 13, 2005 4 8 America sends Harrison Ford and Aerosmith into space to take out a killer asteroid in "Meteorgeddon." Household animals take to the slopes for "Winter Pet Games." Chucky from Child's Play takes on the cutesy Lettuce Head Kids in the opening to season 8 of Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The Muppet Show's band is spotlighted in "Behind the Music: Electric Mayhem."

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is drinking a gallon of bleach.[4]


"Toyz in the Hood" March 20, 2005 5 10 The tooth fairy stumbles into murder in "Tooth and Consequences." The world's most terrifying supervillains get stuck in traffic. More of television's greatest screw-ups, from Friends to Mister Rogers' Neighborhood to Saved by the Bell, are highlighted in "Bloopers."

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is sticking one hand into a blender while turning it on with the other.[5]


"Vegetable Funfest" March 27, 2005 6 11 The secrets of The Crying Game, Star Wars and The Village are exposed in "Welcome to the Spoilers." The Teen Titans strengthen their roster by adding Beavis and Butt-Head. Travel back in time to witness Benny Hill's funeral. The Great Pumpkin of Peanuts fame finally shows.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He has doused himself in gasoline and is holding a lit match.[6]


"A Piece of the Action" April 3, 2005 7 9 A teenage girl gets a fashion makeover in "Pimp My Sister." The Surreal Life gang gets sent on a mission to destroy an enchanted ring. Debbie Does Dallas gets re-told with the world's cheapest puppets in "Exhausted Budget Theater." Geeks and nerds collide when a sci-fi convention erupts into war.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is being cooked by an island native.[7]


"The Deep End" April 10, 2005 8 1 Seven of the world's greatest heroes stop being polite and start getting real in "The Real World: Metropolis." Icons from Star Trek and Tiger Beat alike unite for canned sitcom laughs in "Two Kirks, a Khan and a Pizza Place." Jesus Christ hunts down his greatest nemesis, Tarantino-style in "Kill Bunny." The hottest game show from Japan is here: "Who Poop Last?!" The legends of rock 'n' roll return from beyond the grave to haunt the "Zombie Idol" reality show.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He has just pulled the pin from a hand grenade.[8]


"S&M Present" April 17, 2005 9 12 The last surviving member of 'N Sync, Joey Fatone, must avenge his murdered bandmates in a deadly martial arts tournament in "Enter the Fat One". Check out a little scrambled porn on your 1980s-era cable box. M. Night Shyamalan has endless fake-outs in store for viewers in "The Twist."

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is holding a banana in one hand and a gun in his mouth.[9]


"Badunkadunk" April 24, 2005 10 13 The roller-coaster celebrity life of the Hulk is profiled in "Hollywood Spotlight." The Masters of the Universe are rocked by a Paris Hilton-style sex tape. Michael Jackson returns from space to confront his n'er-do-well alter ego in "Where's Michael?"

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is looking at a world history book upside-down.[10]


"Toy Meets Girl" May 1, 2005 11 14 William Shatner's toupee has adventures the action star can only dream of. Heaven's not all it's cracked up to be in "Can We Handle the Truth?" Hilary Duff's new film combines history and teen drama in an updated "The Diary of Anne Frank." The fates of the greatest action figure toy lines from decades past are exposed in "Where Are They Now?" with host Michael Moore.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is running with scissors.[11]


"Midnight Snack" May 15, 2005 12 15 "The World's Most One-Sided Fistfights" get wild at Mardi Gras. Benjamin Franklin grapples with historical figures like the Wright brothers and Mahatma Gandhi in "Educational Wrestling Federation." Oprah Winfrey fufills all her viewers' fondest wishes...almost. A man in a public restroom encounters the terror known as "Dumplestiltskin." "12 Angry Little People" deliberate a crime most heinous.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is being cooked by an island native again.[12]


"Atta Toy" May 22, 2005 13 16 A Teenage Girl gets crazy about everyone around her. The world's most famous monkey bursts loose on Skull Island in "Ding Dong, King Kong." Scandalous Hollywood news and gossip get the Pat O'Brien treatment. A Father pigeon teaches his son to poop in a snorkel to make things wild The Smurfs are terrorized by a murderer who kills based on the seven deadly sins in "Se7en."

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is about to bite his own tail.[13]


"Joint Point" June 5, 2005 14 17 Sailor Moon encounters a bone-chilling villain. A nerd wins a date with famous actress Scarlett Johansson. "Welcome to the Terror Drome" showcases inner-office machinations at the headquarters of G.I. Joe's nemesis Cobra. "America's Most Tragic Home Videos" will make you laugh and cry.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is sticking his index finger up his nose and it comes out of an ear.[14]


"Kiddie Pool" June 12, 2005 15 7 Michael Knight's talking car parties hard in "KITT's Day Out." A brawl rocks the nursing home in "Grandma Fu." Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen unite to fight a rampaging dragon. George Jetson's murder takes center stage in "Unsolved Case Files: I, Rosie."

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is climbing into the mouth of a crocodile.[15]


"Nightmare Generator" June 19, 2005 16 3 The Classic film Jaws gets a special edition DVD. Scandal at the North Pole is revealed in "Unsolved Case Files: Claus & Effect." The A-Team solves its problems with maximum firepower and minimal intelligence.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is about to drop a toaster into his bathtub.[16]


"Operation: Rich In Spirit" June 26, 2005 17 18 A new video game is taking video games by storm, "The Abortionator." A video dating experience a la "The Ring" scares a potential suitor. A man runs away from an Oriental masseuse looking for a "happy ending". Keanu Reeves, Christopher Walken, and William Shatner want you to buy his special brand of sausage. The Scooby-Doo gang encounters Jason Voorhees at Camp Crystal Lake.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He has his head in a toilet.[17]


"The Sack" July 3, 2005 18 4 It's Alien vs. Predator on the battleground of love in a special episode of "First Date." See what the future holds in "Carousel of Tomorrow." Popeye experiences a world without his hamburger-leeching friend in "It's a Wimpy-Filled Life." The modern video game Halo invades the old-school classic Donkey Kong.The cereal spokesbunny Stix Rabbit finds himself a new way to make a buck.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is eating his own brain.[18]


"That Hurts Me" July 10, 2005 19 19 Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich re-make Godzilla...again. A crime-fighting monkey saves monkeys from a monkey supervillain. An average fellow named Doug wakes up in the world of the Huggytime Bears. Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, Leatherface, Pinhead, Ghostface and Michael Myers sign on for the reality show "Big Brother".

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is about to sever his tongue with a blade.[19]


"The Black Cherry" July 18, 2005 20 20 Napoleon Bonamite pops up as a famous figure from history. Fizzing candy has terrible repercussions for young Mikey. A weakling turns into the "King of the Beach" with some illegal help. The laughter is canned for the sketch comedy show "You Can't Do That on Robot Chicken."

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is nothing more than a skull.[20]


[edit] Season 2: 2006 Title Airdate Episode # Production Code

"Suck It" April 2, 2006 21 21 Robot Chicken gets un-canceled! Learn tips for fighting terrorism! Mexico builds its greatest hero in "The Six Million Peso Man." Skater McGee is a re-animated corpse; an extreme re-animated corpse! Two aliens from Space Invaders revolt. And it's Mr. & Mrs. Smith, '70s style in "Mr. & Mrs. Brady!"

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He just infected himself with the bird flu. [21]


"Federated Resources" April 9, 2006 22 25 A time-traveler wreaks havoc on history. Lion-O, leader of the ThunderCats, suffers as an Earth pet. Clifford the Big Red Dog gets in big red trouble. Evel Knievel wows his nursing home. The Swedish Chef "borks" his way through New York City. Corey Haim and Corey Feldman reunite to rescue the President's daughters.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is about to chop his head off in a guillotine.[22]


"Easter Basket" April 16, 2006 23 22 Fred and Barney brawl over a box of Fruity Pebbles. Kids have fun with the Phyllis Diller Spray-n-Play. An Egyptian pharaoh builds a pyramid out of Lego, with some "minor" design changes. Superspy Sydney Bristow gets aquatic in "Whalias". Anime and Santa collide in "A Very Dragon Ball Z Christmas".

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He has blown himself up.[23]


"Celebrity Rocket" April 23, 2006 24 24 A Cuban youth plays Castro in "Dance Dance Counter-Revolution." Dirk the Daring from the video game Dragon's Lair fights middle age. Mr. Six, the old dancing guy from the Six Flags commercials saves-and ruins-the day. Lindsay Lohan enters the world of Highlander and battles (and decapitates) teen starlet foes, such as Amanda Bynes and Hilary Duff.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is pushing THE big red button while a mushroom cloud appears out of the window behind him.[24]


"Dragon Nuts" April 30, 2006 25 26 People of all ages (including actor Bruce Campbell) love the new toy, "Morning Wood!" A man's groin is possessed in "Idle Nuts". Live in fear when a giant midget attacks! A cleaning woman finds the Batcave the hard way. Atreyu and Falcor kick off a Neverending Party! An Omaha evening news broadcast spins out of control.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He has jumped off a cliff with homemade wings strapped to his arms.[25]


"1987" May 7, 2006 26 23 Twinkie the Kid dispenses justice and lead! Popular board games from Chutes and Ladders to Hungry Hungry Hippos get turned into action-packed feature films. Meet Skeletor's dentist, Mo-Larr! Emperor Palpatine gets a collect call from Darth Vader. Mortal Kombat's Johnny Cage has a bad day on the job. An enraged Ted Turner transforms into his alter-ego, Captain Planet!

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is eating some poison oak.[26]


"Cracked China" May 14, 2006 27 27 Learn the secret of Pokémon's Pikachu! Stupid kids get a new high from "numb-chucking." A checkers champion goes on the adventure of a lifetime. Meet Eagle Eye Smith, the blind athlete who will touch your heart. Then meet the four "My Little Ponys of the Apocalypse." The Golden Girls share their sexual escapades a la Sex and the City.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He has severed his head with hedge trimmer.[27]


"Rodigitti" May 21, 2006 28 28 The Senior Mutant Ninja Turtles rock the nursing home! Rick Schroder is fighting crime in style in his new hit series "Rick Shaw". Order your movie tickets from Fan-Dingo, the paper bags want you to. The cast of Final Fantasy VII get jobs at a burger chain, and Sephiroth makes Cloud work overtime. The Booger Man makes a mess. Bugs Bunny goes hip-hop in "8 Carrot" (along with Porky Pig, Elmer Fudd, Daffy Duck, and....Dr. Dre).

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He shaved off most of his fur with a razor.[28]


"Massage Chair" May 28, 2006 29 30 "Cuddles," the fabric softener bear gets the wrong kind of hug. Corporate disputes get solved hand-to-hand in "Office Fighter." Monkeys explore outer space on a budget. George W. Bush discovers he has Jedi powers. And we're back with more of those stupendous bloopers, including auditions tapes from MTV's Jackass!

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He has fallen in love with a python.[29]


"Password: Swordfish" June 4, 2006 30 29 Care Bears care a lot...about ethnic cleansing. See the action-packed story of Heimlich and his quest to unblock your windpipe in "Heimlich Begins." A young soccer player named Ricky faces life's obstacles. Harry Potter uses magic to fight the evil monster, Pubertus!

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is hitting on a female monkey and her ape boyfriend is right behind him.[30]


"Adoption's an Option" September 17, 2006 31 36 Robot Chicken whores itself out to corporate America. The Fantanas visit the Middle East peace Process. E.T. finally returns home and interacts with his peers. The secret life of jack-o'-lanterns are finally revealed. A child's spaceship spells bad news for Dad. The mythical Pegasus meets a demented little girl. Skynet goes online, turning Inspector Gadget into an unstopable killing machine!

Stoop!d Monkey logo: His face shown above his scientific name 'Simian Stoopidicus'.[31]


"The Munnery" September 24, 2006 32 35 Meet Cork, the world's greatest retarded detective! The legendary Krakken sea monster learns freedom isn't all it's "krak-ed" up to be. "Weird Al" Yankovic's "Weasel Stomping Day" gets a robot chicken video treatment! The wishes of children come true, with dire results. The crew of Starship Enterprise faces their gravest foe yet - themselves!

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is walking away from a fish bowl with a goldfish hanging from the end of his fishing rod.[32]


"Metal Militia" October 1, 2006 33 31 A kid gets a used-car surprise: a Tron cycle! Young Indiana Jones finds treasure in his elementary school. Rom the Spaceknight meets his ultimate nemesis! Into the Blue gets a relevant skewering. Murky and Lurky make a gruesome discovery when they try to rob Rainbow Brite. Hulk Hogan busts out of prison camp in "Hogan's Heroes."

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is throwing darts with one stuck in his right eye.[33]


"Veggies for Sloth" October 8, 2006 34 32 The classic movie The Beastmaster takes Broadway by storm. Lance Armstrong gets revenge on France. Buck Rogers learns what his name rhymes with. The gang from Archie Comics learn that nobody cheats Death for long!

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He has been impaled with a chainsaw from behind.[34]


"Sausage Fest" October 15, 2006 35 33 Lil' Hitler will win your heart! The Library of Heaven yields answers even God doesn't want you to know. The Burger King serves up some delicious B&E. Garfield and Heathcliff take each other to court. A giraffe deals with the stages of death. The gang from Police Academy joins the X-Men.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He is about to stick his finger up an empty light bulb socket.[35]


"Drippy Pony" October 22, 2006 36 34 Learn the secret life of Batman villain, The Penguin! Kids will love playing with "My Stalker!" Orlando Bloom must help his fellow passengers survive after a plane crash. Jesus and the Argonauts find action and adventure, and turn the other cheek. The Micronauts climb the mountains which are big breasts. The U.S. government declares a war on Christmas.

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He has been run over by a car after trying to get across the road with a chicken.[36]


"Day at the Circus" October 29, 2006 37 37 Snow Job finds his specialized skills aren't in high demand with G.I. Joe. Thing grows up and leaves The Addams Family nest. The Memory Game challenges the brainpower of contestants, and the penalty for failure is death! The Black Stallion teaches us about race relationships. Oprah and Dr. Phil team up in the greatest buddy cop movie ever!

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He has poked a pool cue in his right eye.[37]


"Lust for Puppets" November 5, 2006 38 38 Montezuma gets his revenge, and the results smell horrible. Cameron Díaz has just 24 hours to live! Calvin and Hobbes have fun therapy adventures. Mario and Luigi stumble into the violent world of "Grand Theft Auto."

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He has inked an upside-down tattoo on his chest.[38]


"Donkey Punch" November 12, 2006 39 39 Mr. T and the Foo Fighters forge an unlikely alliance. Stretch Armstrong needs a corn syrup transplant. A guy dates his GPS navigational system. Learn the untold origin of Alvin and the Chipmunks! Roger Ebert and guest reviewer M. Night Shyamalan present upcoming feature films, including "Schindler's List 2: Schindler's Pissed."

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He has stuck his hand in a meat grinder.[39]


"Book of Corrine" November 19, 2006 40 40 Vince Vaughn presents his new hit show, "Vince Vaughn Bangs Your Mom." Meet Casper's brother, "Jasper, the Douchebag Ghost." Ninjas compete in a game show. A nerd gives us a much-needed lesson on GoBots. The cast of Sesame Street deals with a viral outbreak when Big Bird catches the bird Flu. A robot learns what it means to be alive. Robot Chicken holds a telethon that goes horribly awry.

Stoop!d Monkey logo 1: He has been tangled up in tape. Please STAND BY, WE ARE EXPERIENCING TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES is posted below him, along with the adult swim logo.[40] Stoop!d Monkey logo 2: He is hanging from a tree branch with one hand while sawing it off with the other.[41]


[edit] Season 3: 2007 According to Adultswim.com, there will be a third season. An episode will feature the winner of the "You Could Be On Robot Chicken Contest." The season is slated to air August 12, 2007.[42]


[edit] Specials Title Airdate Episode # Production Code

"Christmas Special" December 22, 2005 0 0 The special Christmas episode featured the second season short "A Very Dragon Ball Z Christmas", along with the first season shorts "Unsolved Case Files: Claus & Effect" and "Kill Bunny".

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He has hanged himself from a Christmas tree.[43]


"Star Wars (Robot Chicken episode)" June 17, 2007 0 0 In honor of the 30th anniversary of Star Wars, Seth Green and George Lucas announced they will be working on a 30-minute special titled Robot Chicken: Star Wars, which aired June 17. Mark Hamill was confirmed to voice Luke Skywalker.[44]

Stoop!d Monkey logo: He has severed his hand with a lightsaber.

DVD releases

Cover Title Release date Episodes
File:Robot chicken 1 dvd.jpg "Season One" March 28, 2006 1–20

This two disc boxset includes all 20 episodes from Season 1 in production order. While it contains many sketches that were edited from the TV airings, the several of the original Sony Screenblast webtoons, and the words "Jesus" and "Jesus Christ" as an oath unbleeped (though "f..." and "s..." are still censored out), the episodes are not all uncut. One particular segment that featured the Teen Titans meeting Beavis and Butt-head was omitted from the DVD due to legal problems. Seth Green stated at Comic-Con 2006 that the legal problems have been resolved and the segment will be included when Season 2 is released to DVD. The Voltron/"You Got Served" sketch shown on the DVD has a replacement song due to legal issues over having the song that was used on the TV.

File:Robot chicken 2 dvd.jpg "Season Two" September 4, 2007 21–40

This two disc boxset will include all 20 episodes from Season 2 in production order. It is currently available for download on iTunes (though the episode "Veggies for Sloth" is absent for an unknown reason.) Seth Green stated at Comic-Con 2006 that the second DVD set will contain the "Beavis and Butt-head meet the Teen Titans" sketch, which had been removed from the first DVD set due to copyright issues.

Locations

Several of the sketches seem to take place in or around New Jersey. Various locations are references to actual places such as the highway scenes which feature I-78 "Clinton" which is an actual sign on Interstate 78 in New Jersey when travelling westbound, or the Care Bear parody in which Care-a-lot is turned into New Jersey.

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