Robot Chicken

Robot Chicken

Robot Chicken is a sketch comedy television series created by Seth Green and Matthew Senreich that uses stop motion animation of toys, action figures, dolls and claymation to parody popular culture. The show is able to call upon the vocal services of plenty of people in the entertainment industry, including Scarlett Johansson, Sarah Michelle Gellar and even Snoop Dogg and Burt Reynolds. The Emmy-Award winning show has run for three series so far; in addition a hugely successful collaboration with Lucasfilms produced Star Wars Robot Chicken, a skewed look at the Star Wars saga.

Characters

Robot Chicken Robot Chicken
Robot Chicken led a boring life of clucking, pecking and scratching on Old Man McLauchlin's Farm until its untimely death on highway 9W. Resurrected by a mad scientist, Robot Chicken now spends its every waking moment sampling brain-numbing television and wishing for death.
Mad Scientist The Mad Scientist
The Mad Scientist led a boring life of test tubes, experiments and sadomasochistic hazing rituals at Long Island Tech until becoming a mad scientist in '87. A chance encounter with a roadside carcass led him to re-animate poultry and make it watch television. He also enjoys sushi.
Humping Robot Humping Robot
The Humping Robot has only one function in his robot life: humping other mechanical things. Not much is clear about the Humping Robot's history. He appears to have been built by some greasers who accidentally built a sex machine instead of a car. Humping Robot failed in his mission to find the greasers something to hump, but instead, found love with a jukebox. No one knows what happened between the Humping Robot and the jukebox, but since that time, Humping Robot has been spotted humping several other items, including washing machines and slot machines.
The Nerd The Nerd
Though a stereotypical geek by most accounts, the Nerd occasionally gets blessed with the good fortune that all fanboys dream about, like meeting Scarlett Johansson or ...gaspÂ… George Lucas! When not living the dream, he spends his time playing with "action figures" (dolls), and strategizing a plan to get boob like it was Kamchatka.
Bloopers Host Bloopers Host
Little is known about the Bloopers Host, who first appeared to television viewers in 1986 as the warm and caring dad on the hit sitcom Warm and Caring Nontraditional Family. Oddly enough, his screen credit was "Bloopers Host." After the show's colossal eleven-season run, Bloopers Host had a brief stint in Vegas doing a blue stand-up comedy act. After several vice arrests, Bloopers Host returned to TV as the host of a bloopers program.
Woo-Hoo Girl Woo-Hoo Girl
Stephanie Cunningham was born in 1991, exactly 10 years to the day after MTV's momentous first broadcast. Although raised in a strict Catholic household, it wasn't long before the exuberance of popular music and lightning-fast video editing took over her attention span and WOOOOOO! WOO-HOOOOO! AdultSwimWebsiteROCKSWOOOO!!! DialupsucksbutbroadbandisAWESOMEWOO-HOOOOOO!!! RoBoTcHiCkEn4EVERWOOOOOO!!!

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