He-Man becomes a meth dealer in Breaking Bad -esque parody ("I am the one who Skeletors!"). Strawberry Shortcake starts a Ponzi scheme. Optimus Prime gives a tearful eulogy for Michael Bay's career.
A meta episode where the animators run out of clay. Sketches devolve into stick figures, then scribbles on napkins, then Seth Green just reading rejected ideas aloud. The Nerd reviews Action 52 and spontaneously combusts. Robot Chicken - Season 04
Seth Green and Matthew Senreich’s deranged pop-culture Frankenstein is back, and this time they’ve broken the laboratory thermostat. Season 04 of Robot Chicken shoves 20 more adrenaline-fueled episodes into a blender with a live grenade and hits "puree." Witness the Nerd suffer existential dread over Superman 64 , watch the cast of The Wizard of Oz get a gritty Christopher Nolan reboot, and discover the horrifying secret origin of the Pillsbury Doughboy’s giggle. From the disturbing (Hello, Gummy Bear noir) to the sublimely stupid (Bitch Puddin’ returns!), this season proves that no toy box is sacred and no celebrity impression is too offensive. Featuring the show’s first-ever stop-motion musical episode ( Robot Chicken's Walking Dead: The Musical ), and a shocking season finale that literally blows up the stop-motion set. If you don't laugh, you’re already dead inside. He-Man becomes a meth dealer in Breaking Bad
The A.V. Club wrote: "Season 4 finds Robot Chicken finally confident enough to let a sketch breathe for two minutes instead of thirty seconds. The result is surprisingly meditative… provided you enjoy watching He-Man snort cocaine." A meta episode where the animators run out of clay
He-Man becomes a meth dealer in Breaking Bad -esque parody ("I am the one who Skeletors!"). Strawberry Shortcake starts a Ponzi scheme. Optimus Prime gives a tearful eulogy for Michael Bay's career.
A meta episode where the animators run out of clay. Sketches devolve into stick figures, then scribbles on napkins, then Seth Green just reading rejected ideas aloud. The Nerd reviews Action 52 and spontaneously combusts.
Seth Green and Matthew Senreich’s deranged pop-culture Frankenstein is back, and this time they’ve broken the laboratory thermostat. Season 04 of Robot Chicken shoves 20 more adrenaline-fueled episodes into a blender with a live grenade and hits "puree." Witness the Nerd suffer existential dread over Superman 64 , watch the cast of The Wizard of Oz get a gritty Christopher Nolan reboot, and discover the horrifying secret origin of the Pillsbury Doughboy’s giggle. From the disturbing (Hello, Gummy Bear noir) to the sublimely stupid (Bitch Puddin’ returns!), this season proves that no toy box is sacred and no celebrity impression is too offensive. Featuring the show’s first-ever stop-motion musical episode ( Robot Chicken's Walking Dead: The Musical ), and a shocking season finale that literally blows up the stop-motion set. If you don't laugh, you’re already dead inside.
The A.V. Club wrote: "Season 4 finds Robot Chicken finally confident enough to let a sketch breathe for two minutes instead of thirty seconds. The result is surprisingly meditative… provided you enjoy watching He-Man snort cocaine."