Robot Chicken: Star Wars - Episode II (2009) Review

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(More customer reviews)"Second verse, same as the first!"
Yes, it's the return of the "Robot Chicken: Star Wars"! It's full of thrill, spills, chills, and maybe a little bit of love. (aw)
SEE: AT-AT races on Hoth!
SEE: A stormtrooper's version of Take Your Daughter to Work Day!
SEE: Jar Jar Binks pitching insurance!
SEE: Boba Fett being a total jerk!
SEE: The Emperor getting a haircut!
NOW with extra footage not seen on TV!
SEE: The notorious Q-wing!
SEE: Yoda and Obi-Wan's long-lost musical number!
SEE: The Endor holocaust brought to life on your screen!
SEE: Dengar's customized spaceship!
In every way surpassing the original "Robot Chicken: Star Wars", this one brings you everything you've come to expect from one of the most hilarious and bizarre programs on TV! Yes, it's the kind of hyperbolic insanity you can find only here, on this DVD! Well, and on [Adult Swim].
In addition to the program itself, there's a whole raft of extra features, including multiple commentary tracks, deleted scenes, trailers, bumps and oodles of other nonsense!
It's one heck of a show, and only someone with a midicolorian count in the negative numbers would... would...
Ah, hell, I can't keep this up. It's a good disc. If you liked the first, you'll like this. Buy and enjoy! I certainly did. :)

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Robot Chicken: Season Four (2009) Review

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(More customer reviews)The fourth season of Robot Chicken finds Seth Green and co. changing things up a bit...okay, that's a flat-out lie, but be glad that it is because Robot Chicken is still as demented and hilarious as it always has been in its fourth season. Included in the chaos to be found here for this season are the revelation that Tila Tequila is really a cyborg, PaRappa the Rapper (anyone else remember him?) finds himself in court, a woman wanting her husband to role play being Jack Sparrow gets more than she bargained for, another Terminator comes back in time in a very different form, the spirits from Raiders of the Lost Ark try to get Indy to open his eyes, Jazz is still alive at the end of Transformers, Stephen King and Dean Koontz have a face off, and there's a fantastic Yellow Submarine spoof as well. There's also the usual skits involving G.I. Joe, Batman, Iron Man, and more besides; and there's so much perverse comedy to be found that it's just hard not to love Robot Chicken for all that it is. There's another slew of voice talent to be found in the fourth season as well, including Seth MacFarlane, Battlestar Galactica head honcho Ronald D. Moore, Joss Whedon, Katee Sackhoff, Breckin Meyer, Milo Ventimiglia, Tila Tequila, Sebastian Bach, Alex Borstein, Mila Kunis, Zac Efron, Ron Perlman, Donald Faison, Joey Fatone, Amy Smart, Billy Dee Williams, Christian Slater, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Lee Majors, Jon Favreau, Hulk Hogan, Mark Hamil, Stuart Townsend, Nathan Fillion, Triple H, Jean-Claude Van Damme, David Hasselhoff, Neil Patrick Harris, Simon Pegg, Rachel Leigh Cook, Sandra Oh, and James Marsden among others. All in all, four seasons in and Robot Chicken is still one of the best things to ever grace Adult Swim's lineup, and here's hoping that Seth Green's brainchild never, ever goes off into the sunset.

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