Summary of "Season 2 - What's the definition of 'Uncensored'?": Uncensored means NOTHING CENSORED. You shouldn't call something "uncensored" when it's MISSING AN ENTIRE SEGMENT! If you cut...oh...I don't know...a segment featuring "The Archies" from an episode titled...hmmm..."Veggies for Sloth," it means you shouldn't call something UNCENSORED! If you mean "contains swears" then say that, or say "beep free," but please, for the love of Archie, please don't mislabel something as being UNCENSORED when there's material missing. It may actually lead consumers to believe the product is UNCENSORED when it's really missing AN ENTIRE SEGMENT, and they may become pissed off at the lies printed on the package. It's these bullshit marketing terms that piss consumers, and reviewers, off. Do I sound pissed off? I hope so.
Besides the bullshit UNCENSORED label on the packaging, I really enjoyed this set. The show is extremely funny, and everyone involved with the show looks like they're having the time of their lives. I met Seth and Matt at a party in San Diego while I was at Comic Con, and they're both really nice people. Unfortunately I didn't get much of a chance to talk to them, but it was cool to meet them; I mentioned that I really enjoyed the show, and they both seemed happy to hear that.
I understand some licensing problems may crop up from time to time, but please don't call something UNCENSORED when it's missing material. That's NOT cool at all. (read entire review)
Summary of "Season 1 - Toys!!": A friend told me about this show awhile ago, and I knew I'd like it before I watched it. I love toys (a fact that my girlfriend teases me about), so watching toys act out sketches sounded like a great idea to me. The show is hilarious; they parody everything from movies to TV and even video games. I thought about listing all the great bits in the season, but there were too many to mention.
Seth Green is the man! I have a lot of respect for the guy; he's developed a cult audience, but it doesn't appear like that's gone to his head. He's having fun and working on projects that he cares about.
The DVD set is awesome; the extras kick ass and the show is great. Pick this one up and you'll be entertained for hours. (read entire review)
Will the 'Star Wars' Episode be Included in the Season 3 DVDs? Here's What a Cartoon Network Exec Says!
As you know, Robot Chicken - Star Wars comes to DVD in its own special release on July 22nd, a release date delayed from mid-May. We've learned that the release date change was because the folks at Cartoon... (read entire news item)
3/26/2008
Release Date Change for Robot Chicken - Star Wars DVD
This past January we had the scoop, complete with all the details, that Cartoon Network and distributor Warner Brothers would be bringing out a special DVD release of Robot Chicken - Star Wars, and soon... (read entire news item)
1/15/2008
We've Got The Box Art Now For Robot Chicken - Star Wars
Last Friday we had the scoop on Warner's May 20th release of Robot Chicken - Star Wars on DVD (hey, shouldn't that be "Droid Chicken"?). The cover art for this disc has become available overnight, and... (read entire news item)
1/11/2008
'Not Long Ago, In a Galaxy Not Far Enough Away': Robot Chicken - Star Wars Comes to DVD!
This coming Tuesday sees the release of Family Guy - Blue Harvest on DVD, the recently-aired (and hilarious!) parody of the original Star Wars film. But it wasn't the first time a Seth MacFarlane/Seth... (read entire news item)
6/07/2007
Large Chicken art for season 2
We posted news about the second season of Robot Chicken yesterday, but we just had a small shot of the artwork; you can find the larger version below: (read entire news item)
6/06/2007
[adult swim] Shows, Part 3: Robot Chicken - Season 2 Release Date & Cost
We've got a few pieces of news this morning about DVD releases of [adult swim] shows. Our final story, and best one: Robot Chicken - Season 2 is about to be announced by Warner Home Video, with a street... (read entire news item)
12/28/2005
Attack of the Robot Chicken Box Art!!!
It's been a couple of weeks since we reported that Seth Green and Matthew Senreich's [adult swim] series Robot Chicken was coming to DVD on March 28th. Now we've got the cover art in to terrify you with.... (read entire news item)
12/15/2005
Unleash the Robot Chicken!
Old-school stop-motion animation and fast-paced satire are the hallmarks of this eclectic show created by Seth Green and Matt Senreich. Action figures find new life as players in frenetic sketch-comedy... (read entire news item)
9/17/2005
Buffy mag reports release in Jan
Chelsea Forman, a reader of our site, wrote in to let us know about an interview with Seth Green in the Sept/Oct issue of Buffy the Vampire Slayer magazine (issue 11). Here's what the article said:
He's... (read entire news item)
