It’s been nominated every year since and won in 2010. By subverting the childish joy of toys, “Robot Chicken” manages to tap into a rich vein of humor in a post-ironic world.

Today In TV History ... Comments Today in TV History: ‘Robot Chicken’ Proved You Had a TV Show on Your Toy Shelves All This Time By Joe Reid @ joereid Published Feb. 20, 2017, 12:00 p.m. ET ...

Not satisfied with the "Half-Assed" Christmas special two years ago, Robot Chicken returned for a "Full-Assed" special, filled with all the toys, treats and hacked-off appendages you'd expect from ...

The animation technique for Robot Chicken — which involved toys and puppets — is the painstaking process of stop motion, though produced at a rapid pace for the discipline.

Andrew Racho, the ‘behind-the-scenes guy,’ does expos’eacute;s on writers pitching sketches, voice actors, and character fabricators (model making). There’s also a mini-feature on ‘Robot Chicken’s’ ...

How to describe “Robot Chicken” to people who have never seen it – which is probably most of America? Think of it as a series that takes the last 70 years of pop culture, tosses them in a ble… ...

The feeling of changing with the times while remaining as close as possible to how things were at the start is integral to “Robot Chicken,” not just in terms of production for the stop-motion ...

Score: 9 out of 10The VideoRobot Chicken: Season 1 is presented in the same 1.33:1 full screen format in which it was broadcast. The quality between sketches seems to vary quite a bit.