The adult stop-motion animated series Robot Chicken, created by Matthew Senreich and Seth Green, aired for eleven 20-episode seasons and many themed specials on Adult Swim since February 2005. While the series will no longer be releasing any more seasons, it will continue to produce quarterly specials. To celebrate the show’s 20th anniversary, Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment has released a new “Complete Series” DVD box set which brings together over 44 hours of rapid-fire “channel flips” and sketches that parody a wide range of pop culture properties, plus dozens of hours of previously-released bonus material.

Episodes of Robot Chicken run about 12 minutes, utilizing claymation and stop-motion animation via action figures, along with animated mouths to make characters come to life and give a nostalgic feel. The writing is sharp and witty, and is definitely geared to a more mature audience—this series is not for younger kids! The show takes the format of rapid fire sketches, with blips of static inbetween, making it feel like the viewer is flipping through the channels on the TV. Those who grew up in the 80s and 90s will certainly find delight in many of the properties parodied by the series—as I binged my way through episodes, it was like a wave of nostalgia flowed over me, seeing so much pop culture from my childhood referenced on screen. Also, so many amazing celebrities have lent their voices to the characters over the decades. Whenever possible, the series creators tried to get the original voices of the shows, movies and celebrities being parodied for the sketches. There are also many recurring characters that appear over the seasons.

In addition to the many regular 11-minute holiday specials that appeared during most seasons, Robot Chicken also released several 30-60 minute themed specials related to Star Wars, DC Comics, The Walking Dead, Archie Comics, the Discovery Channel and more. These longer-form specials still took on a similar channel-flipping format, but I found these especially fun, with a concentrated take on one property.

Over the years I had just seen a sketch or holiday special here and there, but as I binged my way through this box set, I found myself wanting to keep watching. This show is so fun, entertaining and creative!

Warner Bros. has released the Robot Chicken: The Complete Series only on DVD, which we received for review. The picture quality looks very good for a DVD (animation can be quite forgiving in SD). The series is presented in its original aspect ratio, which up until 2009 was 4:3 full frame, before switching to widescreen in 2010. In either format, the presentation looks really good, with a clean, detailed picture and solid color palette. In the early seasons, audio was only 2.0 stereo, moving to a 5.1 surround around the same time the show went widescreen. Both formats are solid and provide clear dialogue and fun ambiance for the sketches.

The set consists of 24 discs, 2 for each season, and 2 for the specials. These are stacked on overlapping pegs on trays in a thick, clear plastic case, covered with a carboard slipcover. The season discs appear to be a re-packaging of the discs from the previous individual season releases, along with all of their previous bonus material. The first 7 seasons are loaded with fun menus and lots of bonus material, including commentaries on nearly every episode, deleted sketches, behind-the-scenes featurettes and more. There is so much great bonus material that it will take days to get through it all! However, the final 4 seasons are barebones, devoid of any extras, and all just have the same basic episode selection menu.

The 9 specials are split across two discs, but unfortunately all of the bonus material and commentaries that were included on the previous individual disc releases of the Star Wars and other specials have not been carried over. There is just a single 20-minute mockumentary included on the specials discs.

That said, fans who don’t already own the series on disc will definitely want to add this set to their collection. It contains so much hilarious content and wonderful bonus material that will keep you entertained for a long time.

What’s Included:

Episodes/Specials: (44:11:58)
• 228 episodes plus 20th anniversary special bonus content on 24 discs
  • Season 1 (2005) – 20 episodes – 2 discs (3:44:26)
    Disc 1 (1:52:49): “The Deep End”, “Junk in the Trunk”, “Nightmare Generator”, “Adultizzle Swizzle”, “Nutcracker Sweet”, “Gold Dust Gasoline”, “Kiddie Pool”, “Plastic Buffet”, “A Piece of the Action”, “Toyz in the Hood”
    Disc 2 (1:51:37): “Vegetable Fun Fest”, “S&M Present”, “Badunkadunk!”, “Toy Meets Girl”, “Midnight Snack”, “Atta Toy”, “Joint Point”, “Operation: Rich in Spirit”, “That Hurts Me”, “The Black Cherry”
  • Specials – 9 episodes – 2 discs (4:09:05)
    Disc 1 (2:38:27): “Robot Chicken: Star Wars Special” (2007), “Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode II” (2008), “Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode III” (2010), “Robot Chicken DC Comics Special” (2012), “Robot Chicken DC Comics Special II: Villains in Paradise” (2014)
    Disc 2 (1:30:38): “Robot Chicken DC Comics Special III: Magical Friendship” (2015), “The Robot Chicken Walking Dead Special: Look Who’s Walking” (2017), “The Bleepin’ Robot Chicken Archie Comics Special” (2021), “The Robot Chicken Self-Discovery Special” (2025)
  • Season 2 (2006) – 20 episodes – 2 discs (3:40:32)
    Disc 1 (1:52:37): “Suck It!”, “Easter Basket”, “1987”, “Celebrity Rocket”, “Federated Resources”, “Dragon Nuts”, “Cracked China”, “Rodiggity”, “Password: Swordfish”, “Massage Chair”
    Disc 2 (1:47:55): “Metal Militia”, “Veggies for Sloth”, “Sausage Fest”, “Drippy Pony”, “The Munnery”, “Adoption’s an Option”, “Day at the Circus”, “Lust for Puppets”, “Anne Marie’s Pride”, “Book of Corrine”
  • Season 3 (2007-08) – 20 episodes- 2 discs (3:45:02)
    Disc 1 (1:53:50): “Werewolf vs. Unicorn”, “Tubba-Bubba’s Now Hubba-Hubba”, “Squaw Bury Shortcake”, “Rabbits on a Roller Coaster”, “Tapping a Hero”, “Shoe”, “Endless Breadsticks”, “Yancy the Yo-Yo Boy”, “More Blood, More Chocolate”, “Robot Chicken’s Half-Assed Christmas Special”
    Disc 2 (1:51:12): “Celebutard Mountain”, “Moesha Poppins”, “Ban on the Fun”, “Losin’ the Wobble”, “Slaughterhouse on the Prairie”, “Boo Cocky”, “Bionic Cow”, “Monstourage”, “President Evil”, “Chirlaxx”
  • Season 4 (2008-09) – 20 episodes – 2 discs (3:46:46)
    Disc 1 (1:54:27): “Help Me!”, “I’m Trapped”, “In a DVD Factory”, “They Took My Thumbs”, “Two Weeks Without Food”, “Tell My Mom”, “I Love Her”, “But Not in That Way”, “P.S. Yes, in That Way”
    Disc 2 (1:52:19): “Dear Consumer”, “We Are a Humble Factory”, “Maurice Was Caught”, “Unionizing Our Labor”, President Hu Forbids It”, “”Due to Constraints of Time and Budget”, “The Ramblings of Maurice”, “Cannot Be Erased, So Sorry”, “Please Do Not Notify Our Contractors”, “Especially the Animal Keith Crofford!”
  • Season 5 (2010-12) – 20 episodes – 2 discs (3:42:49)
    Disc 1 (1:53:04): “Saving Private Gigli”, “Terms of Endaredevil”, “Big Trouble in Little Clerks 2”, “Kramer vs. Showgirls”, “Malcolm X: Fully Loaded”, “Robot Chicken’s DP Christmas Special”, “Major League of Extraordinary Gentlemen”, “Schindler’s Bucket List”, “No Country for Old Dogs”, “Catch Me If You Kangaroo Jack”
    Disc 2 (1:49:45): “Beastmaster and Commander”, “Casablankman”, “The Departy Monster”, “Some Like It Hitman”, “The Core, The Thief, His Wife, and Her Lover”, “Casablankman II”, “The Curious Case of the Box”, “The Godfather of the Bride II”, “Fool’s Goldfinger”, “Fight Club Paradise”
  • Season 6 (2012-13) – 20 episodes – 2 discs (3:42:52)
    Disc 1 (1:51:44): “Executed by the State”, “Crushed by a Steamroller on My 53rd Birthday”, “Punctured Jugular”, “Poisoned by Relatives”, “Hurtled from a Helicopter into a Speeding Train”, “Disemboweled by an Orphan”, “In Bed Surrounded by Loved Ones”, “Choked on Multi-Colored Scarves”, “Hemlock, Gin and Juice”, “Collateral Damage in Gang Turf War”
    Disc 2 (1:51:08): “Eviscerated Post-Coital by a Six Foot Mantis”, “Butchered in Burbank”, “Robot Chicken’s ATM Christmas Special”, “Papercut to Aorta”, “Caffeine-Induced Aneurysm”, “Eaten by Cats”, “Botched Jewel Heist”, “Robot Fight Accident”, “Choked on a Bottle Cap”, “Immortal”
  • Season 7 (2014) – 20 episodes – 2 discs (3:43:58)
    Disc 1 (1:51:21): “G.I. Jogurt”, “Link’s Sausages”, “Secret of the Booze”, “Rebel Appliance”, “Legion of Super-Gyros”, “El Skeletorito”, “Snarfer Image”, “Up, Up, and Buffet”, “Panthropologie”, “Catdog on a Stick”
    Disc 2 (1:52:37): “Super Guitario Center”, “Noidstrom Rack”, “Stone Cold Steve Cold Stone”, “Walking Dead Lobster”, “Victoria’s Secret of Nimh”, “Bitch Pudding Special”, “Batman Forever 21”, “The Hobbit: There and Bennigan’s”, “Chipotle Miserables”, “The Robot Chicken Lots of Holidays but Don’t Worry Christmas is Still in There Too so Pull the Stick Out of Your Ass Fox News Special”
  • Season 8 (2015-16) – 20 episodes – 2 discs (3:44:35)
    Disc 1 (1:52:19): “Garbage Sushi”, “Ants on a Hamburger”, “Zeb and Kevin Erotic Hot Tub Canvas”, “Cheese Puff Mountain”, “Cake Pillow”, “Zero Vegetables”, “The Robot Chicken Christmas Special: X-Mas United”, “Joel Hurwitz”, “Blackout Window Heat Stroke”, “The Unnamed One”
    Disc 2 (1:52:16): “Fridge Smell”, “Western Hay Batch”, “Triple Hot Dog Sandwich on Wheat”, “Joel Hurwitz Returns”, “Hopefully Salt”, “Yogurt in a Bag”, “Secret of the Flushed Footlong”, “Food”, “Not Enough Women”, “The Angelic Sounds of Mike Giggling”
  • Season 9 (2017-18) – 20 episodes – 2 discs (3:43:52)
    Disc 1 (1:51:17): “Freshly Baked: The Robot Chicken Santa Claus Pot Cookie Freakout Special: Special Edition”, “Hey I Found Another Sock”, “Scoot to the Glute”, “Things Look Bad for the Streepster”, “Mr. Mozzarella’s Hamburger Skateboard Depot”, “Strummy Strummy Sad Sad”, “3 2 1 2 3 3 3, 2 2 2, 3…6 6?”, “We Don’t See Much of That in 1940s America”, “Ext. Forest – Day”, “Factory Where Nuts Are Handled”
    Disc 2 (1:52:36): “Never Forget”, “Shall I Visit the Dinosaurs?”, “What Can You Tell Me About Butt Rashes?”, “Gimme That Chocolate Milk”, “Why Is It Wet?”, “Jew #1 Opens a Treasure Chest”, “He’s Not Even Aiming at the Toilet”, “Your Mouth Is Hanging off Your Face”, “No Wait, He Has a Cane”, “Hi.”
  • Season 10 (2019-20) – 20 episodes – 2 discs (3:43:53)
    Disc 1 (1:51:50): “Ginger Hill in: Bursting Pipes”, “Bugs Keith in: I Can’t Call Heaven, Doug!”, “Fila Ogden in: Maggie’s Got a Full Load”, “Hermie Nursery in: Seafood Sensation”, “Garfield Stockman in: A Voice Like Wet Ham”, “Boogie Bardstown in: No Need, I Have Coupons”, “Snoopy Camino Lindo in: Quick and Dirty Squirrel Shot”, “Molly Lucero in: Your Friend’s Boob”, “Spike Fraser in: Should I Happen to Back Into a Horse”, “Musya Shakhtyorov in: Honeyboogers”
    Disc 2 (1:52:03): “Robot Chicken’s Santa’s Dead (Spoiler Alert) Holiday Murder Thing Special”, “Callie Greenhouse in: Fun. Sad. Epic. Tragic.”, “Max Caenen in: Why Would He Know If His Mother’s a Size Queen”, “Petless M in: Cars Are Couches of the Road”, “Buster Olive in: The Monkey Got Closer Overnight”, “Ghandi Mulholland in: Plastic Doesn’t Get Cancer”, “Gracie Purgatory in: That’s How You Get Hemorrhoids”, “Sundancer Craig in: 30% of the Way to Crying”, “Babe Hollytree in: I Wish One Person Had Died”, “Endgame”
  • Season 11 (2021-22) – 20 episodes – 2 discs (3:44:08)
    Disc 1 (1:52:04): “May Cause a Whole Lotta Scabs”, “May Cause Light Cannibalism”, “May Cause Immaculate Conception”, “May Cause the Exact Thing You’re Taking This to Avoid”, “May Cause One Year of Orange Poop”, “May Cause Random Wolf Attacks”, “May Cause Lucid Murder Dreams”, “May Cause Numb Butthole”, “May Cause the Need for Speed”, “May Cause Your Dad to Come Back With That Gallon of Milk He Went Out for 10 Years Ago”
    Disc 2 (1:52:04): “May Cause Episode Title to Cut Off Due to Word Lim”, “Happy Russian Deathdog Dolloween 2 U”, “May Cause Indecision…Or Not”, “May Cause Bubbles Where You Don’t Want ‘Em”, “May Cause a Squeakquel”, “May Cause Involuntary Political Discharge”, “May Cause an Excess of Ham”, “May Cause Internal Diarrhea”, “May Cause Weebles to Fall Down”, “May Cause Season 11 to End”
• 480i / 1.33:1 Full Frame (Seasons 1-4, Specials 2005-2009), 1.78:1 Anamorphic Widescreen (Seasons 5-11, Specials 2010-)
• Audio: English Dolby Digital Stereo (Season 1), English 2.0 Dolby Digital (Seasons 2-4), English 5.1 Dolby Digital (Seasons 5-11),
• Subtitles: English SDH or CC (Seasons 2-7), ​English, French (Season 2), Spanish (Season 2)

Extras:

• Season 1 (2005)
  • Deleted Scenes (18:05)
    Collection of deleted scenes. Play All, or select from:
    • Citizen Spears (5:12)
    • Smurfs Director’s Cut (4:53)
    • Zombie Idol (:36)
    • Claus & Effect (:39)
    • Bloopers: Uncle Jesse & Boss Hogg (:34)
    • Sear Ashfaces (1:05)
    • Cons of War (:57)
    • Saved by the Bell (1:26)
    • Great Pumpkin (:32)
    • Where Are They Now? Care Bears (:24)
    • Channel Flips (1:48)
  • Deleted Animatics (19:04)
    Collection of deleted scenes where some portions are still in sketch format. Play All, or select from: “Bloopers/CSI” (:52), “Traffic” (:46), “Pat O’Brien/Insider” (1:04), “Enter the Fat One” (1:37), “The Terrordome” (1:17), “Horror Movie Big Brother” (:49), “First Date” (2:28), “A-Team” (1:04), “Stix Rabbot” (:26), “Jaws: The Special Edition” (:19), “12 Angry Little People” (:17), “You Got Robo-Served” (:47), “3 Fast 3 Furious” (:46), “The Incredible Adventures of the Olsen Twins 1” (:26), “The Incredible Adventures of the Olsen Twins 2” (:12), “Cons of War” (2:31), “He Gave Me What?!?!” (1:05), “So Happy Together” (1:14) & “Channel Flips” (1:05)
  • Photo Gallery (3:13)
    Montage of behind-the-scenes photos with captions and music that auto-advance every 5 seconds.
  • Animation Meetings (13:58)
    Footage of Seth Green pitching sketches in a PIP window in the bottomm corner over final footage of the sketch.
    • Easter Bunny (:40)
    • Pimp My Sister (1:11)
    • This is Your Brain on Drugs PSA (5:03)
    • Educational Wrestling Federation (2:22)
    • Hell Freezes Over (1:45)
    • Pickles the Clown (1:18)
    • Win a Date with Scarlett (1:39)
  • Commentaries
    Executive producers/co-creators Seth Green & Matthew Senreich, head writers Tom Root & Douglas Goldstein and other cast and crew provide commentaries of 15 of the season’s episodes (no commentaries for episodes 4, 11, 13, 15 and 20). These can be found on the disc with the related episode.
  • Sweet J Presents (14:24)
    Executive producers/co-creators Matthew Senreich & Seth Green and head writers Tom Root & Doug Goldstein provide intros to these sketches they previously did for Sony’s website. Play All, or select from:
    • Movie Previews (5:40)
    • The Pitch (3:50)
    • TV Previews (4:54)
  • Behind the Scenes (12:20)
    The cast and crew provide a behind-the-scenes look at the background and process of making of the series. Includes behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with director Seth Green, creator/executive producer Matthew Senreich, animator Tom Smith, scenics Nick Mariana, co-head writers Tom Root & Doug Goldstein, animatix dude Jim Lara, production designer Jed Hathaway, characature fabrication supervisor Scott Tom, animatorx Ethan Marak & Misha Klein, editor Chris McKay, and stars Matthew Lillard, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Jamie Kaler, Macaulay Culkin, Dom Deluise & Burt Reynolds, Phyllis Diller & Don Knotts.
  • Wire Comparisons (4:59)
    Montage of side-by-side comparisons of sequences in original wireframe footage and final product.
  • Animatic to Episode Comparisons (5:33)
    Montage of side-by-side comparisons of sequences in original sketches and final product
  • Alternate Audio Takes (4:08)
    Montage of alternate audio takes from the actors.
  • Promos (6:10)
    Collection of promos for the series. Play All, or select from: “The Debut” (:31), “For Your Pleasure” (:32), “TV Winners” (:24), “Punchy Robot Space Fart” (:30), “Sex, Naked Guys and Clowns” (:31), “Yakuza Revenge” (:33), “Birth, Death and Rebirth” (:30), “Robots Dance!” (:34),
    “Meet Tom and DOug” (:32), “Do You Like Violence?” (:32), “Do You Like Sleeping?” (:32) & “…And Monkeys” (:30)
  • Bumps (10:10)
    Montage of the Adult Swim text bumpers for the series.
• Specials
  • The Undercurrent Chronicles: Robot Chicken: The Career Killer (19:51)
    Mockumentary looking at how the show came about and how it stalled the careers of those who appeared on the series, and other behind-the-scenes drama. Includes interviews with co-creators/executive producers/writers Seth Green & Matthew Senreich, voice actor/writer Breckin Meyer, executive producers/co-head writers Tom Root & Doug Goldstein, executive producers/animators Eric Towner & John Harvatine IV, director/writer Tom Sheppard, and stars Patton Oswalt, Sean Astin, Steve Aoki, Lisa Loeb, Doc Hammer, Wil Wheaton, Donald Faison, Howie Mandel, Nathan Fillion, Katee Sackhoff, Bryan Cranston, Dr. Will Kirby, Sean Gunn, J.K. Simmons, Henry Winkler, “Weird Al” Yankovic, Joey Fatone, Judy Greer, Ben Schwartz, Rachael Bloom & Matthew Lillard.
• Season 2 (2006)
  • Deleted Scenes (11:21)
    Collection of deleted sketches with introductions from the crew. Play All, or select from:
    • Beanie Propeller (:59)
    • Army Firecracker (:49)
    • Pubertis (1:04)
    • Malibu Fire (1:37)
    • Mrs. McNally’s (1:59)
    • Laundry Commercial (1:20)
    • X-Academy (:50)
    • Bear Alarm Clock (1:03)
    • Moses Lifeguard (:39)
    • Channel Flips (:59)
  • Adult Swim Promos (4:24)
    Collections of promos for the series. Play All, or select from: “Anti-Drug Ad” (:33), “Checkout Promo” (:33), “Vacuum Promo” (:33), “Channel Flip Promo” (:33), “Humping Promo” (:33), “Checkout Robot” (:33), “Cracked China” (:33), “Can I Play?” (:33) & “Sausages” (:33)
  • The Making of a Sketch (12:51)
    Co-executive producer Seth Green takes viewers through the process of making a sketch (“Inspector Gadget Judgement Day”) including the writers’ room, storyboarding, voice recording, animatics, creating the sets and characters, the animation process, visual effects, the music, editing, and more. Includes behind-the-scenes footage, and interviews with many members of the crew.
  • Christmas Special (11:06)
    The 2005 Christmas special finds Santa getting hurt coming down the chimney..
  • Deleted Audio (10:00)
    Alternate audio takes from the actors. Play All, or select from:
    • Hal Sparks (1:02)
    • Michael Ian Black (1:54)
    • Master Shake (2:17)
    • Breckin Meyer (2:30)
    • Michael Winslow (2:16)
  • Commentaries
    Executive producers/co-creators Seth Green & Matthew Senreich, head writers Tom Root & Douglas Goldstein and other cast and crew provide commentaries on all of the season’s episodes. These can be found on the disc with the related episode. Episodes “1987” and “Federated Resources” each offer a second alternate commentary track as well.
  • Animation Meetings (5:58)
    Footage of Seth Green pitching sketches in a PIP window in the bottomm corner over final footage of the sketch.
    • Bush Twins (1:00)
    • New Riot (1:20)
    • Giraffe (2:25)
    • Subway Monster (1:14)
  • Deleted Animatics (31:03)
    Collection of deleted scenes where some portions are still in sketch format, with intros from the writers. Play All, or select from: “Movie Theatre Nerd” (1:17), “When Clowns Attack” (:50), “Summer Pet Games” (1:36), “Relatively Famous” (2:21), “Jump The Shark” (2:26), “Newscast” (1:04), “Attack vs. The Duck” (1:46), “Bloopers” (1:39), “In Memory of…” (:32), “Creative Suicides” (1:05), “Scientology” (:18), “Vampire Bite” (1:45), “Wilbur” (1:49), “Baseball on the Radio” (2:29), “Skelton Late” (1:01), “Frankenstein’s Cat” (1:46), “Marco Polo” (:51), “I Think We Should Be Friends Fairy” (1:59), “Atlantis” (:44) & “Channel Flips” (3:47)

  • PS3 Contest (1:16)
    Commercial for a PS3 and cameo giveaway contest with intro from Seth Green & Tom Root.
  • Slide Show (2:13)
    Seth Green & Tom Root provide intros for this slideshow for a product that was never released.
  • Video Blogs (32:35)
    Production Dude Andrew Racho takes viewers behind-the-scenes with the various departments that work on the series; Merrill Hagan interviews folks at the DVD launch party at the Playboy Mansion; and additional behind-the-scenes videos with creators Seth & Matt. Play All, or select from:
    • The Couch: An Epic (1:31)
    • Writers’ Room (1:42)
    • Animation (1:39)
    • Character Fabrication (2:00)
    • Lighting the Mood (1:32)
    • Technical Stuff (1:26)
    • Set the Scene (1:41)
    • Staff War (1:37)
    • An Intern’s Day (1:39)
    • Wrap Week (1:44)
    • DVD #1 Release Party: Part 1 (3:11)
    • DVD #1 Release Party: Part 2 (3:05)
    • DVD #1 Release Party: Part 3 (4:03)
    • adultswim.com Behind the Scenes Part 1 (3:09)
    • adultswim.com Behind the Scenes Part 2 (2:43)
  • Freedom Rock (1:47)
    “Freedom Rock”-inspired TV commercial for the Robot Chicken soundtrack.
• Season 3 (2007-08)
  • Commentaries
    The creators, writers, and other cats and crew provide commentaries on all of the season’s episodes. Episode “#52 Moesha Poppins” also offers a second commentary track. These can be found on the disc with the related episode.
  • Chicken Nuggets (50:27)
    When activated, the episode will play with access to sketch by sketch video commentary. A chicken icon appears on the screen, and when selected, it will play the “chicken nugget”. Episodes include an intro from the writers. Play All, or select from:
    • #41 Werewolf vs. unicorn (11:46)
    • #43 Squaw Bury Shortcake (12:04)
    • #44 Rabbits on a Roller Coaster (12:59)
    • #45 Tapping a Hero (13:38)
  • Gag Reel (:47)
    Montage of some carnage-filled moments from the season.
  • VFX Comparison (1:07)
    Montage of moments without and with visual effects added.
  • Alternate Audio (11:43)
    Alternate audio takes from the actors. Play All, or select from:
    • Mumm-Ra Donald Faison (3:38)
    • Law & Order: KFC Seth Green (8:04)
  • Deleted Animatics (40:45)
    Collection of deleted scenes where some portions are still in sketch format, with intros from the writers. Play All, or select from: “Single White Feline” (1:41), “Last Street Fighter” (1:53), “Superheroes Tonight — Joker” (1:12), “A Mike Fasolo Christmas” (1:43), “Cast Away” (1:31), “Adventure on Mars” (1:17), “Condo” (1:15), “Michelin man” (:41), “The Meatwad Incident” (1:15), “Venger’s Got a Brand New Bag” (2:07), “E.T. in the Desert” (1:46), “Flash Gordon” (:41), “E. Coli” (:53), “Corn Crisis” (1:58), “Al-Queda Suicide Hotline” (1:34), “Dilbert” (2:07), “Cowboy Song” (2:25), “Just Willy” (1:23), “Pterodactyls” (1:43), “Cute Soup” (1:00), “Inconvenient Kryptonian Truth” (1:07) & “Channel Flips” (9:32)
  • Deleted Scenes (8:15)
    Collection of deleted sketches with introductions from the crew. Play All, or select from:
    • G.A. Movie Trailer (:41)
    • Mousetrap (:25)
    • Superheroes Tonight — Jeopardy (:22)
    • Glass Slipper (:26)
    • The Dinner (3:14)
    • Smurftrina (:42)
    • Four For Fore (:15)
    • Channel Flips (2:09)
  • Studio Tour (11:34)
    Co-executive producers Seth Green & Matthew Snreich take viewers on a tour of the Robot Chicken studio.
  • Video Blogs (18:39)
    Behind-the-Scenes Guy Andrew Racho takes viewers behind-the-scenes with the various departments that work on the series. Play All, or select from:
    • Writers Room (1:08)
    • Voice Records (1:30)
    • Set Design (1:28)
    • Set Design 2 (2:05)
    • Puppet Design (1:28)
    • Animation (1:36)
    • Directing (1:17)
    • Visual Effects (1:27)
    • Lighting (1:41)
    • Matt Beans and His Puppet (1:13)
    • Getting the Toys (3:45)
• Season 4 (2008-09)
  • Commentaries
    The creators, writers, and other cats and crew provide commentaries on all of the season’s episodes. Episode “Tell My Mom” also offers a second commentary track. These can be found on the disc with the related episode.
  • Chicken Nuggets
    When activated, the episode will play with access to sketch by sketch video commentary. A chicken icon appears on the screen, and when selected, it will play the “chicken nugget”.
    • Help Me — Seth Green & Matthew Senreich (11:44)
    • I’m Trapped — Douglas Goldstein & Kevin Shinick (11:37)
    • In a DVD Factory — Tom Root & Zeb Wells (11:45)
    • They Took My Thumbs — Hugh Davidson & Mike Fasolo (13:22)
  • San Diego Comic-Con ’08 Panel (10:38)
    In this clip from the SDCC panel on July 25, 2008, the writers tease the new Star Wars special and more.
  • Day in the Life (10:35)
    Various folks who work on the series give viewers a look behind-the-scenes at their jobs. Play All, or select from:
    • Animator Musa Brooker (2:00)
    • Assistant Editor Matt Peake (1:34)
    • Costume Designer Jeanette Moffat (1:32)
    • Executive Assistant Matt Beans (2:06)
    • Lighting Tech Charles Corbin (1:45)
    • Scenic Painter Laurie Olson (1:37)
  • San Diego Comic-Con ’09 Panel (7:31)
    In this clip from the NYCC panel on February 7, 2009, the writers discuss the series.
  • Alternate Audio (3:34)
    Alternate audio takes from the actors. Play All, or select from:
    • Clark Duke as Mike Lazzo (:36)
    • Hulk Hogan as Himself (:19)
    • Breckin Meyer as The Lohans (2:10)
    • Pat Pinney as Terminator Baby (:29)
  • Australia Visit (5:30)
    Matt and Seth visit Australia to promote the series. Play All, or select from:
    • Press Tour (3:25)
    • Comedy Channel Promos (2:06)
  • Deleted Animatics (1:05:44)
    Collection of deleted scenes where some portions are still in sketch format, with intros from the writers. Play All, or select from: “Secret Origins” (:44), “Here Come the Pop-Tarts” (1:36), “Triple Lindy” (1:06), “Ziggy” (1:53), “Herculoids” (1:37), “Bang Bang Maxwell” (:57), “The Ambush” (1:08), “Robo Cookie Cop” (1:51), “Grand Theft Abbey Road” (:26), “Cabbage Patch Skids” (1:15), “A Night with Dick Lagelo, Poker Champion” (1:15), “Tron in 60 Seconds” (:27), “Roboclown” (2:04), “X-Files X-Mas” (2:06), “The Santa Clause 4” (1:52), “Slim Goodbody” (2:01), “The Thanks” (:36), “The Stork’s Tale” (1:47), “Ski Instructor Death” (1:05), “National Spelling Bee” (1:12), “A Veggie Tales Adventure” (1:59), “Welcome To The Jungle” (1:33), “Twiki Gets Played” (1:56), “Teenagers Around the World” (1:16), “The Flintstones’ Bad Night” (1:47), “Double Oats Seven” (2:01), “The Pitch Meeting” (:48), “The Rook-ie” (1:43), “Ultimate Pacifist Championship” (1:47), “Police Squid” (:57), “Moon Monster” (1:16), “The Bjorn Identity” (2:12), “H-Dot” (1:43), “They Live Sunglasses” (1:31), “Silverhawks” (2:28), “Teen Wolf: Revelations” (2:59), “House” (1:38) & “Channel Flips” (9:14)
  • Deleted Scenes (7:15)
    Collection of deleted sketches with introductions from the writers. Play All, or select from:
    • Just the Good Parts (1:08)
    • One Small Step (:55)
    • The Helpful Bathroom Attendant (1:11)
    • The Emperor’s Remote (:53)
    • Frodo Ain’t Livin’ Large (:13)
    • Pet Store Asshole (:45)
    • Snow White Apple (:41)
    • Breckin Meyer — Marriage & Consequences (:43)
    • Hat Poop (:46)
  • Video Blogs (22:10)
    Seth and Matt and other crew members intro this collection of behind-the-scenes videos. Play All, or select from:
    • Chocolate Grain (1:30)
    • Hidden & Rejected VFX (3:07)
    • Nathan Fillion’s Sneak Attack (1:38)
    • Voice Records (9:50)
    • Writer’s Reference (6:06)
• Season 5 (2010-12)
  • Commentaries
    The creators, writers, and other cats and crew provide commentaries on all of the season’s episodes. These can be found on the disc with the related episode.
  • Featurettes (23:41)
    Similar to the Video Blogs on the previous seasons, a collection of behind-the-scenes videos with the cast and crew. Play All, or select from:
    • A Day in the Lie of Robot Chicken (7:12)
    • Voice Acting (5:02)
    • The Jon Hamm Story (1:31)
    • Nathan Fillion: Conspiracy Theory (1:18)
    • Behind the Scenes: Blue Rabbits (2:14)
    • Behind the Scenes: Episode 100 (2:42)
    • Taco Libre (3:42)
  • Chicken Nuggets
    When activated, the episode will play with access to sketch by sketch video commentary. A chicken icon appears on the screen, and when selected, it will play the “chicken nugget”.
    • 81 Saving Private Gigli (11:42)
    • 83 Big Trouble in Little Clerks 2 (11:25)
    • 86 Robot Chicken’s DP Christmas Special (11:31)
  • Sing-a-long (1:25)
    Sing along to the original Avatar-inspired “Blue Rabbits” as the lyrics are highlighted on screen along with the music. screen also states that the song is available as an MP3 audio file by placing the DVD into your computer.
  • Promos (22:21)
    Collections of promos for the series. Play All, or select from: “Your Questions Answered #1” (:32), “Your Questions Answered #2” (:29), “Your Questions Answered #3” (:29), “Your Questions Answered #4” (:30), “Season 5 Launch” (:33), “Season 5 Teaser #1” (:17), “Season 5 Teaser #2” (:17), “Nearly New Robot Chicken” (:32), “America’s Favorite Stop Motion Toy Show” (:32), “You Never Know What Will Happen” (:32), “Moisturize Your Video Unit” (:17), “New Age” (:17), “Nouveau Poulet de Robot” (:17), “Town Floozy” (:32), “Good Luck” (:17), “Joke Is On The Other Foot” (:32), “Christmas Special 15” (:17), “Christmas Special 30” (:32), “Robot Chicken Toys” (1:04), “The Comedy Channel — Australia” (:34) & “Comedy Central — New Zealand” (12:59)
  • Deleted Channel Flips (17:08)
    Montage of deleted Channel Flip animatics with an intro from the writers.
  • Chicken Nuggets
    When activated, the episode will play with access to sketch by sketch video commentary. A chicken icon appears on the screen, and when selected, it will play the “chicken nugget”.
    • 100 Fight Club Paradise (11:17)
  • Deleted Scenes (4:13)
    Collection of deleted sketches with introductions from the crew. Play All, or select from:
    • Modern Warfare 3 (:39)
    • Two Snowflakes (:33)
    • Massive Snow Balls (:45)
    • Gay Pride Skittles (:33)
    • PTS Disorder (1:42)
    • Beavis & Butt-head Join he Teen Titans (2:48)
    • Final Destination: Riverdale (3:59)
  • Deleted Animatics (1:22:41)
    Collection of deleted scenes where some portions are still in sketch format, with intros from the writers. Play All, or select from: “Street Performers” (1:18), “Horns, Unlocked” (1:43), “Blue Battery” (1:34), “Justice, Rangers Style” (1:27), “They Finally Did It” (1:15), “Harold and the Purple Crayon” (1:39), “Kim Prisonment” (2:19), “We’ve Forgotten Our Heroes So Quickly: Earthworm Jim & Doug” (1:02), “Prime Time” (2:44), “Marley and Me” (1:23), “Santa’s Present” (:59), “Did You File a Flight Plan, Santa?” (1:08), “Christmas Memento” (1:49), “Red Dawn 2010” (1:21), “Oh Grandpa, You Asshole” (1:04), “Ben 10” (:39), “Uphill Both Ways” (1:01), “Cinderella: After the Ball” (:58), “The Goonies: One Hour Later” (1:12), “Batman’s Forgotten Criminal” (:43), “The Travels of Indiana Jones” (1:30), “Tiger Woods Apology Tour” (1:32), “Superman is Jesus’ Father” (1:28), “Cujo Pooh” (2:46), “Prayer” (2:22), “The Coyote” (1:14), “E.T. Tries to Take a Plane” (1:13), “The Four Stooges” (2:56), “The Sweet. The Sour.” (1:58), “Pooh” (3:28), “The Velveteen Rabbit Talks Back” (1:16), “Shrek’s Honeymoon Is Over” (1:40), “Pokéball” (1:07), “The Role-Playing Hooker” (1:05), “Ted Gets His Learn On” (3:12), “Blackjack” (1:01), “Wolfmummy from the Black Lagoon of the Operacula” (1:04), “New BBC Comedy” (1:02), “Tears of the MTV Logo” (2:57), “What’s Kraken?” (1:34), “The Legend of Link” (1:31), “Smoke Rings” (1:17), “Morpheus Phone Call” (1:30), “Iron Marionette” (2:04), “Walt Whitman In: You Ass Is Grass” (2:17), “Working Late” (1:28), “Erik and Jordan” (1:52), “Speed: Cans” (1:13), “Running Bulls” (:45), “Woody Woodpecker” (1:14), “Black Eyed Peas” (2:00), “Prince of Persia” (1:46)
• Season 6 (2012-13)
  • Commentaries
    The creators, writers, and other cats and crew provide commentaries on all of the season’s episodes. These can be found on the disc with the related episode.
  • Featurettes (50:40)
    Similar to the Video Blogs on the previous seasons, a collection of behind-the-scenes videos with the cast and crew. Play All, or select from:
    • Making of Season 6 (10:09)
    • They Came To Play (5:35)
    • Our First Ladies (6:15)
    • Kirkman on Kirkman (2:26)
    • Outtakes! (3:54)
    • My First Time… (1:43)
    • The Dirt on Seth and Matt (2:23)
    • The Inside Joke (2:00)
    • The Wilson Identity: From People To Puppets (1:34)
    • The Benefits of Robot Chicken (3:32)
    • Who the F*** Is Zeb? (6:15)
    • Post-Apocalyptic Future of Holidays (4:55)
  • Deleted Channel Flips (13:10)
    Montage of deleted Channel Flip animatics with an intro from the writers.
  • Chicken Nuggets
    When activated, the episode will play with access to sketch by sketch video commentary. A chicken icon appears on the screen, and when selected, it will play the “chicken nugget”. Select From:
    • 601 — Executed By The State (11:23)
    • 613 — Robot Chicken’s ATM Christmas Special (11:06)
    • 620 — Immortal (10:59)
  • Deleted Scenes (2:40)
    Collection of deleted sketches with introductions from the crew. Play All, or select from:
    • Airport Thumber (:37)
    • Pac-Man Colonic (:29)
    • Prank Gone Wrong (:34)
    • Fugitive Death (:31)
    • Giraffe Skeleton (:29)
  • Deleted Animatics (55:14)
    Collection of deleted scenes where some portions are still in sketch format, with intros from the writers. Play All, or select from: “Inception, Bad Dreams” (1:14), “Ghost Rider with Lost Boys, Parts 1 & 2” (1:13), “Sweet Valley High” (1:11), “Indiana Jones Misses the Point, Parts 1 & 2” (:55), “The Tebow Paradox” (1:38), “First Person Croaker” (:49), “The Spider” (1:12), “The Smurfs Meet President Reagan” (1:49), “The Dogs of Duckburg” (1:05), “Corpse Play” (1:33), “The Ol’ Switcheroo” (1:26), “The Thing About The North Pole” (1:58), “The First Dream” (1:08), “Jigsaw’s Roommate” (1:00), “ACME CEO Remembered” (1:13), “Miss Susie” (1:25), “Michael Dating Life” (1:34), “How Many Lumps?” (:26), “Hundred Acre Woods” (1:14), “Whistle While You Survive a Cave In” (1:51), “Wall-E’s Big Score” (1:31), “Batman Joker’s Wild” (:22), “Made” (1:45), “King’s Quest Movie” (:52), “True Story of Big Ben” (1:42), “Care Team Six” (2:56), “Willy Wonka’s Crack Legal Team” (1:39), “Dora The Raider” (2:14), “Prince Signs Contract” (1:41), “LEGO Generation Gap” (1:59), “Don’t Bleep With Archie” (1:25), “About Going To College” (1:46), “Oompa Loompa Breakup” (1:31), “Nerd White” (2:32), “Ani-manic Depressives” (2:00), “Toon Trauma” (1:53) & “Paula Abdul Bangs Cats” (1:32)
• Season 7 (2014)
  • Commentaries
    The creators, writers, and other cats and crew provide commentaries on all of the season’s episodes. These can be found on the disc with the related episode.
  • The Ones That Got Away (6:08)
    The writers’ talk about getting sketches cut in the room.
  • Beneath Harv’s Beard (6:54)
    Executive producer John Harvatine IV loses a bet and has to shave his beard.
  • Favorites from he Room (4:02)
    The writers’ talk about their favorite sketches.
  • The Gummy Bear Challenge (5:01)
    The writers eat a lot of sugar-free gummy bears.
  • Born Again Virgin Christmas Special (11:11)
    Christmas special episode with optional commentary.
  • Stoopid Buddy Stoodios Takes San Diego Comic Con (4:02)
    Clips and discussions about the crew’s activities at San Diego Comic-Con.
  • Cut Sketches (18:08)
    Collection of deleted scenes where some portions are still in sketch format, with intros from the writers. Play All, or select from:
    “Air Bud Goes Pro” (1:27), “Beast Likes Kindergarten Cop” (1:21), “Cable in Heaven” (1:21), “Devil Wears Cobra” (2:45), “DuckTales Dynasty” (2:21), “Ed, Edd n Eddy” (2:13), “McDonald’s” (1:18), “Parents’ Weekend at Xavier’s School” (1:27), “Sleepaway Camp Extended Ending” (1:15), “Starcom in the House” (1:14), “The Disney Vault” (1:23)
  • The Making of the Bitch Pudding Special (4:28)
    Interviews and behind-the-scenes footage from the making of the episode.
• Season 8 (2015-16)
  No Bonus Material
• Season 9 (2017-18)
  No Bonus Material
• Season 10 (2019-20)
  No Bonus Material
• Season 11 (2021-22)
  No Bonus Material

Final Thoughts:

Warner Bros’ new Robot Chicken: The Complete Series DVD box set is a must own for any Robot Chicken fan who doesn’t already own the individual season releases. It is mostly a repackaging of the previously-released individual DVD seasons along with two discs containing the specials. While there is loads of bonus material for the seasons, the bonus material that had been included on the previous individual special releases has not been carried over. That said, this show is so entertaining, and nostalgic, and will provided endless hours of entertainment, and certainly lends itself to rewashing.