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Robot Chicken (2001– )
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Pop culture references fly thick and fast as stop-motion animation is featured in sketches lampooning everything from television movies to comic books.
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The show is based on a regular feature in ToyFare Magazine, of which Matthew Senreich was the Editor. The feature was titled "Twisted ToyFare Theater" and had various toys in bizarre situations. Then, Senreich interviewed Seth Green for his magazine, and Green approached Senreich about doing an animated series based on the magazine feature. The result was an Internet series titled "Sweet J Presents", which aired on Sony's website in 2001. Green and Senreich then pitched the show to the Cartoon Network.
Quotes
Coach:
Oh, my balls! My balls! Who could've done this to my balls?
Child 1:
This show is so clever.
Child 2:
Totally!
Crazy Credits
The end credit "music" is just chicken noises.
Alternate Versions
The aired episodes have all utterances of "Jesus Christ" as a swear word bleeped out. The DVD leaves them uncensored, but still censors all other language.
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The GonkWritten by H. Chappell
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Animation | Action | Comedy | Drama | Sci-Fi | ThrillerDetails
Release Date:
2001Language
English
Country of Origin
USA
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