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Robot Chicken is proud to be the highest rated original program in Cartoon Network's [adult swim] lineup. Robot Chicken is a television show that is densely layered with specific references to familiar topics in the areas of TV, film, sports, religion, politics, chainsaws, and much more. The huge range of material that the creators have at ...
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Robot Chicken is an American stop motion animated sketch...
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Chicken, also known as the Robot Chicken or often...
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Or as we like to call it, "Adult Swim's Simpsons."Edit the...
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Robot Chicken Christmas Special: 12/22/2005 02 Robot...
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Robot Chicken or simply Chicken is the titular main...
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Robot Chicken is an American adult animated stop motion...
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Robot Chicken is inspired on Twisted ToyFare Theater, a humorous photo comic-strip that appeared in the now-defunct ToyFare: The Toy Magazine - which Matthew Senreich, Tom Root and Doug Goldstein had previously written for. It is a sketch comedy that parodies a number of pop culture conventions using stop motion animation of toys, action figures, c...
On a stormy night, a mad scientist finds a road-killed chicken, which he takes back to his laboratory to re-fashion into a cyborg. Midway through the opening sequence, the titular chicken turns his laser eye towards the camera and the title appears amidst the laser effects as Les Claypool of Primus can be heard screaming It's alive! a-la Frankenste...
The show focuses on mocking pop culture, referencing toys, movies, television and popular fads, as well as more obscure references like anime cartoons and older television programs, much in the same vein as comedy sketch shows like Saturday Night Live. One particular motif involves the idea of fantastical characters being placed in a more realistic...
Chicken, also known as the Robot Chicken or often abbreviated as RC, is the main protagonist of Robot Chicken, who is featured in the opening sequences. He is a cyborg chicken with a red laser eye. First seen as a roadkill chicken on Highway 9W while he originally lived on Old Man McLauchlin's farm, the Mad Scientist revived him as a cyborg and experiments on him by forcing him to watch ...
Or as we like to call it, "Adult Swim's Simpsons."Edit the Tagline / View Other Taglines) Welcome to a Robot Chicken knowledge base. Robot Chicken is proud to be the highest rated original program in Cartoon Network's [adult swim] lineup. Robot Chicken is a television show that is densely layered with specific references to familiar topics in the areas of TV, film, sports, religion, politics ...
Robot Chicken Christmas Special: 12/22/2005 02 Robot Chicken: Star Wars: 06/17/2007 03 Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode II: 11/16/2008 04 Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode 2.5: 11/23/2009 05 Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode III: 12/19/2010 06 Robot Chicken DC Comics Special: 09/09/2012 07 Born Again Virgin Christmas Special: 12/16/2013 08
Robot Chicken or simply Chicken is the titular main protagonist of the American stop motion series of the same name. He is voiced by the series' co-creator Seth Green who also voices other characters in the series as well as Chris Griffin in Family Guy. The opening sequence for the show's first five seasons depict mad scientist Fritz Hühnermörder finding the road-killed Chicken which he ...
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Robot Chicken is an American adult animated stop motion sketch comedy television series, created and executive produced for Adult Swim by Seth Green and Matthew Senreich along with co-head writers Douglas Goldstein and Tom Root. The writers, most prominently Green, also provide many of the voices. Senreich, Goldstein, and Root were formerly writers for the popular action figure hobbyist ...
