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At a Glance: Additional information about the series Infobox Television show name Robot Chicken caption The opening title for Robot.

The Bleepin' Robot Chicken Archie Comics Special The Robot Chicken Walking Dead Special: Look Who's Walking Robot Chicken DC Comics Special III: Magical Friendship Robot Chicken DC Comics Special 2: Villains in Paradise Unlike Saturday Night Live, MADtv or any sketch show with a featured cast, the Robot Chicken cast varies from episode to episode, with the exception of Seth Green. This piece of music was made most famous by Day of the Dead. The ending theme of the show is a piece of muzak called 'The Gonk' clucked by chickens. The theme song for the show was written and performed by Les Claypool, who had also done notable theme songs for series like South Park. But, because the sketches are so short, these voices typically go unnoticed until the credits sequence. The series is often praised for its ability to cast celebrities like Scarlett Johansson and Ashton Kutcher as themselves and as characters in the show. These sketches often rely on quick gags (for instance, a tortoise riding a slug and exclaiming 'Whee!') or pop culture references to cartoons like Thundercats and 1980s nostalgia. The body of the show is comprised of many rapid fire skits that are often less than 30 seconds long. Both characters rarely appear outside of the opening credits. While Matt and Seth were working on the idea a Sony website heard about the idea and approached the two about creating an internet only series. The device is clearly inspired by the rehabilitation scene in A Clockwork Orange. The dish was described as' Tender chunks of chicken breast fried in a light batter and cooked in a sweet and pungent sauce'. Although there is no plot to be spoken of in the series, the opening credits establish a framing device for the sketches-a chicken is resurrected by a mad scientist named Fritz Huhnmorder and forced to watch inane television for scientific reasons that go unexplained. The series is essentially a higher budget version of Sweet J with some influence from Toyfare's Twisted MEGO/Toyfare Theatre.

Robot Chicken grew out of an internet-based series created by Green and Senreich called Sweet J Presents for Sony Screenblast. Robot Chicken is a stop-motion animated comedy series created by Seth Green and Matthew Senreich. Television (2005вЂ“В non-USA)Д¬urrently in limbo, has not yet been renewed or cancelled.