

Robot Chicken uses stop-motion animation to bring pop-culture parodies to life in a modern take on the variety/sketch show format.
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15mSeason Six flies in with a brand spankin' new opening credit sequence! The Robot Chicken writers put G.I. Joe up to his biggest challenge yet.
15mSee how the writers imagine what goes on after an Alvin and the Chipmunks concert; Mary Poppins is the kind of nanny we'd love to have around; We discover why B.A. Baracus hates flying so much.
15mRobot Chicken pitches "The Fast and the Furious 6"; We see Wilson from "Cast Away" in a "Bourne Identity-type role; We find out what Odd Job does on his day off; The writers dream how different Scooby-Doo would be if Lisbeth Salander joined them.
15mThe truth behind Osama Bin Laden's death according to Robot Chicken; The Shirt Tales take to the skies in WWII; King Don rules with an iron fist and creamy goodness.
15mMiddle-Earth will never be the same after Robot Chicken takes on "The Lord of the Rings"; We imagine what happens when Elijah finally makes it home for Passover Seder; Elliot and E.T. have another adventure.
15mOur demented minds see Gadget from Chip 'n Dale in a brand new way; The writers imagine what could happen if Frosty's hat landed on a few other things.
15mWhy you would not want to mess with an Apache chief; What would happen if all the wolves were gone; Gummi Bear intervention.
15mRobot Chicken dreams up a TV theme song that just keeps going and going; The Robot Chicken Nerd joins Team Fortress; She-Ra knows what it feels like to be her horse, Swift Wind; We show you Skeletor's new plan to take over Eternia.
15mThis is how we imagine Dora the Explorer's Quinceanera going; You'll see why the Angry Birds got so angry; The writers bring Thomas the Tank Engine to an explosive end.
15mWe see what happens when E.T. takes over an E.R.; Our minds put Harry Potter in a not-so-magical situation; Find out why The Avengers keep Black Widow and Hawkeye on the team.
15mRobot Chicken creates a new Sesame Street character; The Mario Bros. spend all those gold coins they've collected; What we imagine Pinky and the Brain would do if they had a wild night on the town.
15mHow we would bring Monopoly to the silver screen; Dracula hosts a dinner party; The Little Mermaid travels up the Hudson River to New York.
15mThe Robot Chicken Christmas Special has Santa nearly missing Christmas; Kano from Mortal Kombat shares the holidays with Mrs. Cage; Justin Bieber's new song is bound to be a Christmas hit.
15mThe creators put Rocky and Bullwinkle in Of Moose and Men; Badtz-Maru has a very bad day; Our take on The Hunger Games if there were Smurfs involved.
15mRobot Chicken brings you the facts about what really happened to the helicopter from Airwolf; We show you how we see iCarly's final episode going; Our rendition of the song Dr. Noonian Soong rapped after creating Data.
15mWe show you what The Teletubies would be like as the next generation of Power Rangers; Doc Brown just can't get his time machine right; Parappa the Rapper teams with 50 Cent in our crazy world
15mJason Voorhees and Michael Meyers meet; a rap for pescatarians; the future of holidays.
15mThe Nerd becomes Little Red RIding Hood; The Avengers take on Broadway; Archie stands up for himself; Harry potter applies for college. George Jetson has a alien encounter. School House Rock returns.
15mHumping Robot attacks the Navy; an intervention is staged; the Thundercats learn about heat; and the Animaniacs stop taking their meds.
15mWriters-room antics with Oompa Loompas; a homecoming for Jesus; a new twist on 'Cabin in the Woods'.








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Robot Chicken uses stop-motion animation to bring pop-culture parodies to life in a modern take on the variety/sketch show format.
Seth Green, Michael Benyaer, Breckin Meyer, Jamie Kaler.
The catalogue lists an episode length of 15 minutes; individual episodes may vary.
The listed premiere date is 20 February 2005.