Robot Chicken...Rude and Irreverent

Family Guy's Chris Griffin brings you TV FOR YOURHe's picked up a lot along the way in his many and
VIEWING TORTUREvaried roles and offers it up in his new creation, 'Robot
Those in the know, know Seth Green - former childChicken', a twelve minute show that is cutting edge
actor turned thespian extraordinaire. Austin Powers:satire, skewering all things sacred in movies, television,
The Spy Who Shagged me; Goldmember; Weirdmusic and, in particular, celebrities.
Science; Batman Beyond: The Movie; The Italian Job;A host of celebrities themselves join the show and the
are just a few of his movie credits that begin when hefun - lending their voices to on-going characters who
was ten years old with a staring role as 'Egg' Berry indiss themselves in the spastic comedy vignettes that
The Hotel New Hampshire. Jodie Foster's Productionmove along so fast you are laughing at the last one
Company Egg Pictures is named after his character.while the new one pops into view.
Television has been the mainstay of a career thatThe stop-motion animation combined with the frenetic
combines actor, writer, director and producer to hispacing of action figures - some of whom represent
professional credits. Mad TV; Buffy The Vampirethe best-loved icons of really bad television - blend
Slayer, Will & Grace; Sesame Street; That 70's Show;together in a miasma of extreme satirical silliness that
The Drew Carey Show; are a few from an enormousis at once hypnotic and hilarious. You can't not watch it!
list of roles that prove this guy is in demand. AlwaysIf there is anything to object about in this irreverent and
has been.impertinent comedy show, it could only be that 12
Green is the man responsible for one of the mostminutes is not enough for most of those who are
overused catchphrases in the lexicon of 90'saddicted.
slanguage. He appeared in a Rally's Burger commercialFor sheer and simple entertainment - it doesn't get
as the objectionable drive-through cashier who'smuch better.
repetitious line "Cha-Ching" became a part of popCatch it on the Cartoon Network.
culture.