Robot Chicken is shown during the "Adult Swim" time frame of its network for a reason. It is filled with gratuitous on-screen sex and violence, which is possible because it it done in stop-motion animation. And that's the joke. It's a fiendish, farcical take on modern media culture, which is of course similarly full of those things, except that it takes itself seriously. And like "The Simpsons," RC likes to get celebrity guests to do their own voices, which is always fun. And I never tire of the brilliant intro sequence with the mad scientist and his re-animated chicken victim and "Clockwork Orange" references.

That said, I do find that the small, 15-minute doses Robot Chicken comes in are plenty; it's so extreme that a little goes a long way. Except for the wonderful "Star Wars" tribute shows.

Robot Chicken is a show about a bunch of random skits that parodize pop culture. These skits are made of claymation, which I find very wise and creative, I mean, the guys that make this must be very talented and patient because doing this kind of animation looks very hard, so thumbs up for them. You can expect anything from this show, and nearly every show and person have been used to make fun of. Although I must admit that the intelligence level of this show may not be very high, but that doesn't matters when you just want to have a good laugh of random comedic punches. Violent, gross, and awesome, that's how I'd define one of the best shows on Adult Swim.

Robot Chicken is about a chicken who gets run over in the street, and is then found by a mad scientist who does experiments on him to bring the chicken back to life. The chicken is now half-robot and half-chicken, so I guess that is where the name of this show originated from, which is the show's introduction. So now the Robot chicken is sitting in a chair, and him along with us tv viewers are now seeing different skits of characters related to this show and ones from other tv shows. The creators of this show are very cool men, and they now what good entertainment and violence is. There's a lot of great episodes with some cool skits and different scenes, one of them most popular ones appears to be the Star Wars themed one. Well hey this is another great and enjoyable show on Adult Swim! I always can't wait to see more new episodes! Robot Chicken has a good setting and the whole idea of the show is interesting yet superb.

There's no doubt in my mind that "Robot Chicken" has earned a reputation for being totally silly and at the same time, totally hits right on the spot as far as the truth is concerned. All the various sketches presented on this show all speak to a same basic truth that many other shows don't really speak to. The point is that there are so many things in life we want to see, so many things that we want to have happen, and many things that we think about people and different shows and movies that we want to say but don't and can't say. But "Robot Chicken" is an outlet for all the things that a good deal of American's age 14-35 believe about people and pop culture figures such as "Star Wars, The Smurfs," anime shows, George W. Bush, old T.V. shows, newer T.V. shows, Hanna-Barbera cartoons and more are all subjects that are parodied and respected to a good extent of Seth Green and company's excellent writing skills and capabilities! Where else can you see movie spoilers, or "The Peanuts" holiday specials getting parodied, or the real life and times of Britney Spears, or a nerd scoring with Scarlett Johansen, or Snoop Doggy Dogg fighting with Bob Barker? Only one show has done it first and did it the best, and that show is "Robot Chicken." This show has excelled for the past 3 seasons, and I hope it continues for many more seasons to come! :idea: Enough said, true believers! ;)