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Robot Chicken, Season 2

Robot Chicken, Season 2

By Patrick Samuel • December 25th, 2010
Static Mass Rating: 4/5
ROBOT CHICKEN, SEASON 2 (DVD)

Release Date: August 30th 2010
Certificate: 15

Created by: Seth Green & Matthew Senreich
Cast: Seth Green

Created by Seth Green (Buffy the Vampire Slayer) and Matthew Senreich along with writers Douglas Goldstein and Tom Root, Robot Chicken is a stop-motion animation television series which began in 2005 and is currently in its 5th season. Featuring sketches which poke fun at popular movies, television shows, music, news and culture, the show is filled with hilarious moments, obscene humour and memorable gags which are great fun to watch, especially with friends!

Having never seen the show before but heard lots about it, I was really interested when it arrived on my desk one morning for reviewing. I’ve long been a fan of Seth Green and the dry wit he brought to his characters on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and the Austin Powers franchise, so I had an inkling of what kind of humour to expect with Robot Chicken. From the opening episode of Season 4, Dear Consumer, in which a little boy confronts Santa Claus after making the naughty list, the skit becomes a parody of Kill Bill.

BONUS FEATURES

  • Chicken Nuggets
  • San Diego Comic-Con Panel
  • Day in the Life
  • New York Comic-Con Panel
  • Video Blogs
  • Australia Visit
  • Alternate Audio
  • Deleted Scenes and Deleted Animations
  • Commentary on all 20 episodes

The episodes and sketches are packed with imagination, humour, toy gore and fantastic action! One of my favourite sketches is when a family are admiring their Christmas tree. Another tree sneaks a peak through their window and exclaims in shock and horror:

“My wife!!! You killed her…and you decorated her!!!”

Featuring a host of guest stars including David Hasselhoff, Jean-Claude Van Damme, Nathan Fillion, Christian Slater, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Simon Pegg and James Marsden, Season 4 of Robot Chicken is definitely worth getting if you’re a fan of animation and black comedy. It’s definitely a DVD worth popping in the player when you have your friends over or you when just need a good laugh after a long day.

Season 4 is now out on DVD and contains all 20 original episodes from the hit show plus the following bonus features: Commentary on all 20 Episodes, Chicken Nuggets, San Diego Comic-Con ’08 Panel, Day in the Life, Video Blogs, New York Comic Con ’09 Panel, Australia Visit, Alternate Audio, Deleted Scenes and Deleted Animatics.

Patrick Samuel

Patrick Samuel

The founder of Static Mass Emporium and one of its Editors in Chief is an emerging artist with a philosophy degree, working primarily with pastels and graphite pencils, but he also enjoys experimenting with water colours, acrylics, glass and oil paints.

Being on the autistic spectrum with Asperger’s Syndrome, he is stimulated by bold, contrasting colours, intricate details, multiple textures, and varying shades of light and dark. Patrick's work extends to sound and video, and when not drawing or painting, he can be found working on projects he shares online with his followers.

Patrick returned to drawing and painting after a prolonged break in December 2016 as part of his daily art therapy, and is now making the transition to being a full-time artist. As a spokesperson for autism awareness, he also gives talks and presentations on the benefits of creative therapy.

Static Mass is where he lives his passion for film and writing about it. A fan of film classics, documentaries and science fiction, Patrick prefers films with an impeccable way of storytelling that reflect on the human condition.

Patrick Samuel ¦ Asperger Artist

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