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2006 Certificate 15
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Ostensibly about a dead chicken reanimated by a mad scientist and forced to watch endless bad television, ROBOT CHICKEN actually exists as a madcap exercise in cramming as many inane pop-culture references, gags, and juxtapositions into a 11-minute time period as is humanly possible. Created by actor Seth Green (AUSTIN POWERS, .. Read more

Genres Comedy, Television

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Robot Chicken - Series 2

Ostensibly about a dead chicken reanimated by a mad scientist and forced to watch endless bad television, ROBOT CHICKEN actually exists as a madcap exercise in cramming as many inane pop-culture references, gags, and juxtapositions into a 11-minute time period as is humanly possible. Created by actor Seth Green (AUSTIN POWERS, FAMILY GUY, BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER) and ToyFare editor Matthew Senreich (the two met and bonded over their mutual love for action figures and collectible figurines), the Cartoon Network show uses stop-action animation and a host of dolls and action-figures to perform outrageous send-ups of television, film, and postmodern America.

Studio REVOLVER ENTERTAINMENT
Run time DVD: 3 hrs 40 mins
Certificate Certificate 15
Genres Comedy, Television
Language DVD: English
Released Production year: 2006

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Robot Chicken - Series 2 (2 discs) (2006)

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  • Sign up Certificate 15 Robot Chicken - Series 2 - Disc 1

    Features Episodes 1-5....

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    Features Episodes 6-10....

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    • Robot Chicken - Series 2
      Ostensibly about a dead chicken reanimated by a mad scientist and forced to watch endless bad television, ROBOT CHICKEN actually exists as a madcap exercise in cramming as many inane pop-culture references, gags, and juxtapositions into a 11-minute time period as is humanly possible. Created by ...