Robot Chicken has dropped the first trailer for its big comeback with its new special celebrating its 20th anniversary ...

Hitting Adult Swim on July 20th, here's the trailer for The Robot Chicken Self-Discovery Special, honoring the show's 20th ...

Robot Chicken might have seemingly ended back in 2022 with its final episode of Season 11, but the series is coming back in a huge new way for its 20th anniversary milestone. Adult Swim has ...

Robot Chicken was also the perfect show for these superhero-soaked past dozen years. The show premiered only a few months before Batman Begins ushered in the new era of superhero movies. That the ...

But Seth Green, who co-created “Robot Chicken” with Matthew Senreich, says “it was just a matter of timing” regarding the show’s 15-year, Emmy-winning run — with no end in sight as it ...

Robot Chicken first premiered on Adult Swim on Feb. 20, 2005. Created by and starring Seth Green and Matthew Senreich, the ...

Making Robot Chicken is a 12-to-15-month exercise, and it can be all-consuming if I let it. Just in an interest to continue to evolve creatively and make other things, ...

“Robot Chicken” could feasibly tackle topical subjects, of course. But the rise of social media means anyone can do an animated parody in the style of the show, particularly in stop-motion.

On Feb. 20, 2005 Robot Chicken aired its first episode and introduced the world to its skewed version of stop-motion comedy. TV hasn't been the same since.

Robot Chicken rose to fame by lampooning pop culture with stop-motion animated toys, and their Star Wars spoofs caught the attention of George Lucas himself. advertisement /Film.

When Robot Chicken premiered on Adult Swim back in 2005, certain sects of pop-culture fandom were decidedly less mainstream. "When we first started the show, we would say a name like Voltron and ...