Described as a long-running stop-motion comedy series returning with a brand-new special, the show centers around legendary ...

Robot Chicken's Self-Discovery Special took a lot of research into the reality TV genre to produce, with some writers losing themselves along the way.

Ahead of the new special, Game Rant sat down with Robot Chicken 's co-creators Matthew Senreich and Seth Green. They talked about how the show has changed and evolved since it debuted two decades ago.

Including The Emperor's bad phone call from Darth Vader and Mario and Luigi's ride through Grand Theft Auto's Vice City.

The fan-favorite parody series delivers a half-hour of rapid-fire sketches that spotlight Discovery, Food Network, and TLC.

This past winter, Adult Swim announced a new special to commemorate the 20th anniversary of Robot Chicken. If the decision to ...

More from TheWrap Seth Green Explains Why ‘Robot Chicken’ Is Switching to Quarterly ... how I problem-solve — all of that I learned from TV and movies,” Green shared. “I love this business. I’m a show ...

From Peter and Chris Griffin's battle over who had the better "Star Wars" parody to Stewie and Brian visiting the "Robot Chicken" universe.

Ever since Robot Chicken premiered in 2005, it has attracted a sizable audience who adore the show’s unique comedic style. The Adult Swim program was created by Seth Green and Matthew Senreich ...

Self-Discovery Special" is airing on Sunday, July 20 at 11:30 p.m. There are several ways to watch with a free live stream.

Per Adult Swim “the latest installment, ‘The Robot Chicken Self-Discovery Special,’ follows the hapless Robot Chicken Nerd as he seeks self-discovery America’s way: going on reality shows!