Robot Chicken

The Robot Chicken gang thinks Barbie George Washington would've made a fine Floundering Father; The Nerd fixes the Mandela Effect with disastrous results; Robot Chicken says farewell, but not goodbye.

Once again it's time for Discovery's Mark Week courtesy of Robot Chicken; Nobody realizes Daria is being sarcastic until it's too late; The Wayne family's Murder Alley gets commercialized and Bruce is pissed.

Robot Chicken helps Dexter bring his robot mother to market but buyers go off-label; the Itsy Bitsy Spider doesn't know what the hell he's doing; visiting the land of Disney's dead parents.

The "Lion King" tale from the wildebeests' point of view; what happens when a mouse accepts a browser cookie; "The Golden Girls" discover the otherworldy and deadly secret behind St. Olaf.

Robot Chicken lets Yoshi get his revenge on Mario once and for all; A period so bad it requires a famous exorcist to fix; Snoopy trains a new crew of WWI flying aces.

Robot Chicken takes Mojo Jojo's side against the Powerpuff Girls; Nightwing demands criminals butt out; Dilbert dies hard with a vengeance of laughter!

From the minds of the writers at Robot Chicken, it's time for Medusa to get her freak on; The Pirates of Dark Water visit Flint, Michigan; Yarel Poof returns to see how the Star Wars Saga ends.

According to Robot Chicken, Fred Flintstone's meaning of Christmas is madness; Freddy Krueger's nightmare is a weirdo's wet dream; We interview a toilet.

In this terribly terrific Robot Chicken tale, treasure the trials and tribulations of a time-twisted teenager's toxic tussle with tons of terror on, uh, Halloween.

"Robot Chicken" helps George RR Martin finish his novel; the Road Runner knows how to exploit the Coyote; The Mos Eisley Cantina is an unlikely but perfect spot for a bachelorette party.

Peppa Pig's love of muddy puddles; "Robot Chicken" says yes; Smaug has another use for Hobbits; Feivel discovers being an American citizen comes with shocking responsibilities.

"Robot Chicken" introduces Velma to a whole new benefit of joining the Scooby gang; the Care Bears are friends to girls everywhere; the Nerd explores the pros and cons of "The Sims'" sexuality.

"Robot Chicken" writers had fun in health class; the "Kingdom Hearts" gang have another use for their keys; the "Robot Chicken" nerd has a monstrous housewives nightmare.

Naruto has trained and "Robot Chicken" writers think he's ready for the test; The Force evolves into something new and deadly; "Robot Chicken" teaches Martin Scorcese a few things about filmmaking.

"Robot Chicken" locks and loads for a Darkwing Duck hunt; the show's greatest warriors assemble for a battle beyond the stars; even Cobra Commander can't resist the Tiger King.

"Robot Chicken" shows how "Batman Beyond's" training goes way beyond Batman's training; a deleted scene makes "Cats" a masterpiece; B... Pudding is determined to bring it on.

The Robot Chicken writers think Disney is running out of classics to remake; Luke Skywalker is a little too comfy inside that Taunaun; Midsommars' big problem was it wasn't cute enough.

"Robot Chicken" asks if Totoro is overweight and doesn't like the answer; Jigsaw outgrows his tricycle; The Washington Generals destroy the entire world of basketball.

The Gargoyles get as hard as stone; Solid Snake must master the walk of shame; The Avengers learn to curb their enthusiasm.

Robot Chicken takes Inside Out's Riley further inside and even more out; The Red Skull battles his ultimate nemesis loneliness; Rey gets more than she bargained for at the Skywalker homestead.

Archie faces the action-packed return of Josie and the Pussycats from outer space to Riverdale in this animated comedy. Featuring the origin of Archie Andrews as only the Robot Chicken writers can tell it! Plus wacky shenanigans!

The Super, Extra-Special, One of a Kind, 200th episode spectacular! The Robot Chicken crew finally reveals everything you wanted to know about his experiment with the chicken, the chair, and the televisions.

The Pomsie's have come to take over our world! The kids at Hogwarts get to see each others' true fears. The RC gang puts a new twist on Old Yeller. We learn that Alexa never stops listening and that can only lead to one thing...

Rita Repulsa finally figures out a way to take down The Power Rangers. We get to see Freddy Krueger's worst nightmare. The Robot Chicken crew reveals the monster from Bird Box. We get to see a different viewpoint from the movie Predator.

We learn what Squidward is up to after his role on Spongebob ends. Uber has a new ride share system. Broadway will never be the same after Venom joins the cast of Hamilton. Pink Panther challenges The Black Panther for the throne.

Good Will Hunting goes Goodwill Hunting. Pennywise the clown shows off some new moves. A Fortnite contractor is hired to build a house. And the RC crew reimagines the show Pete & Pete.

Tyrion Lannister learns the true meaning of winter is coming; Blade tries to slice his way into informercials; Inside Out Boy goes to college; the "Robot Chicken" writers show what happens when "Halloween" meets "Home Alone."

The RC writers imagine Harry Potter as a 70�s sitcom. The future looks bleak for Nostradamus�s assistant. We answer the question of what�s underneath Abe Lincoln�s hat. And the Jonas brothers learn they are more than just brothers.

The Lady of the Lake gives Percival some trouble when he goes to return Excalibur to her. The Robot Chicken crew shows what Dumbledore sees when he looks into the Mirror of Desire. Professor X reveals how the X-Men first discovered their powers. And Garfield gets buried in the pet cemetery.

Batman's addition to his costume causes some concerns among the other superheroes; a ride-along with the Westeros P.D. reveals how they solve crimes; Bitch Pudding is placed on Love Island to see what kind of match she will find.

The Robot Chicken Christmas Murder Mystery Special!

The Squatch Squad emerges from hiding to protect their forest home; the Wuzzles meet the Fly and things get a little bit crazy; the writers reveal Bill & Ted's last and greatest adventure.

The "Robot Chicken" crew reveals what really happened to Bambi's mother; an Animorph revives the Red Panda population; Brainy Smurf gets diagnosed with CTE; Bitch Pudding goes up against Norman Bates to see who is more psycho.

Betty Spaghetty tries her best to save an elevator full of people; what goes on behind Bert and Ernie's closed bedroom doors; "Godzilla: The Musical" comes to a Broadway theatre and brings the house down.

The Scooby Gang saves Velma from getting cancer; what really happened on Noah's ark; the "Robot Chicken" writers wonder what happens to all the toys that have ever been recalled.

The RC creators imagine what would have happened if Stretch Armstrong had lived during Medieval times. The G.I. Joe team realizes that solving real world problems aren't so easy. Gordon Ramsey gets some pretty impressive celebrity chef's.

Freddy Krueger is getting married and just wants an answer to one simple question: Who is his father? The RC team shows what it's like being the daughter of a plastic Army Man. The Totally Spies girls learn international law...and get PTSD.

The Queer Eye guys take on their greatest challenge! Princess Leia gets blasted into space and emerges as Super Space Leia. Robot Chicken puts together a musical number starring Offred and Commander Waterford from A Handmaid's Tale.

April O'Neil and Donald Trump sit down and get to the truth about Shredder. We get a first glimpse at the The Fast and The Furious movies. The RC Writers show us what happened to Pee Wee's Playhouse while looking for his stolen bicycle.

The "Robot Chicken" crew shows what events made Harold start drawing with his purple crayon; Jerry Seinfeld and the Joker have a very explosive chat in Jerry's car; Miss Frizzle jumps on board the Fortnite Battle Bus and rides into battle.

The "Robot Chicken" writers reveal what can take down the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; Popeye and crew get rebooted to fit in with modern audiences; Bitch Pudding takes on the role of a handmaid.

Robot Chicken ends the season with a bang and some nudity as the Nerd jumps the Grand Canyon. Stranger Things are happening to the school bully� VERY Stranger Things. Witness the greatest Japanese commercial of ALL TIME!

The writers of Robot Chicken tell Two-Face the most they've ever lost on a coin toss. The Joker bombs on stage, but not in our hearts. Jon Snow faces the greatest threat Westeros has ever seen!

King Kong fell from the Empire State Building; the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles don't have money to pay for a pizza; the Smurfs try some Sudafed.

Robot Chicken reviews all the Star Wars plot holes that Galen Erso helped close in Rogue One. Peppa Pig's family deal with Brexit fallout. Some swine dare to make a knock-off of the Broadway mega-hit Hamilton.

Robot Chicken is there when one of Scooby Doo's villains realizes the silliness of his plan. Super Grover's secret identity is revealed! Calvin grows up but Hobbes wants no part of it.

The creators of Robot Chicken revisit the POG craze for some reason. Mulan's disguise has worked too well. Rita Repulsa advertises a new use for her wand, and the Power Rangers refuse to pay the price!

The Robot Chicken crew witness the straw that breaks Captain Planet's back; a Spider-Man secret is revealed thanks to J. Jonah Jameson; The Nerd realizes his problems are Legion.

The staff at Robot Chicken finally envision what a Sailor Earth would look like as the Sailor Scouts head out for churros. The Wicked Witch has some last-minute confessions you may not enjoy hearing. Richie Rich gets a lesson in capitalism.

The proud citizens of Robot Chicken stand up and demand the Furby genocide be recognized! Who watches the Watchmens' mouths? Bitch Pudding doesn't want to hear The Sound of Music.

The minds at Robot Chicken uncover the real reason Indiana Jones hates snakes. Maxwell Lord gets an inside look at Supergirl's weakness. Date My Mom focuses on Jessica Rabbit's huge... personality.

Robot Chicken wants to expose the monster in its pocket; Megatron goes too far in Beast Wars; Michigan comes home for Thanksgiving, and to a feud with his cousin Pepe; Wile E. Coyote sees if he can Get Away With Murder.

The writers can't get a grasp of Fight Club's rules; Zack Morris takes a time out with the Avengers. Also: musings about whether old Rose's Titanic flashback was just a tall tale.

Miss Frizzle goes to great lengths to survive when the Magic School Bus crashes in the mountains; Harry Potter relives his golden years; Dominic Toretto gets fast and furious with the Titanic.

RC wonders how Harriet the Spy would fit into the modern world of Cyberwarfare. The Midnight Society figures out what is truly scary. Alvin and the Chipmunks play Coachella for the first and last time.

Robot Chicken joins the dinosaur revolution as Fred Flintstone runs for his life; Sebastian has union trouble with his orchestra; the MCU hold an intervention for Jessica Jones.

The team discover the emotions of adulthood in "Inside Out 2"; the pig from Black Mirror tells all to Howard Stern; the Nerd forces his way through "Star Wars: The Force Awakens."

Daniel Tiger is taught the toughest lesson of all; Nerd looks behind the curtain at Nick's Arcade and hates it; Jabberjaw goes on a much-needed vacation�to Amity Island.

The crew wonder if Doc McStuffins can handle it in the emergency room; investors are less than thrilled with the first generation of hosts from "Westworld"; the Scooby gang tell each other how they really feel, with dangerous results.

Writers must take Fury Road to get into the office; Beavis moves on from his life with Butt-head; Robot Chicken's Nerd is a guest in Westworld.

Has Lois Lane been super-murdered? Batman wonders if Superman can bleed. The audience votes on the season 8 finale spectacular!

Darth Vader learns the meaning of "I'm Sorry". The Terminator alters the future a little too much. Edna Mode starts an incredible new job.

Walter White Jr. raps about breakfast. The Exo-Squad have some jobs to do. Remy makes a new kind of ratatouille.

Some outtakes from Seth Green's Burger King commercial. Krang tries his hand at online dating. A look at Huey Lewis' lost hit song from "Back to the Future".

Liam Neeson discovers his movie seat has been� taken. A veterinarian explains how 101 dalmatians reproduce. The Crypt Keeper's schtick is stolen.

Superman forgets to lock the door to the Fortress of Solitude. The Nerd dies or has sex or both. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles get their hands on some surplus military hardware.

Daredevil wasn't the only person to lose his sense in an accident. Hogwarts students don't understand birth control. Solid Snake has an interesting visit to the bathroom. The Micronauts get a new public transport system.

Lex Luthor wants to buy some real estate. Inspector Gadget joins the US Army. Is being a My Little Pony just a phase? The story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears is revisited.

Everyone should butt out of the Power Rangers' business; Obi-Wan takes the low road to the high ground; The Terminator gets involved in the Garden of Eden.

'The Green Mile' seems much longer; Optimus Prime tries to shirk jury duty

Robot Chicken introduces the next animated mega-hit: The Cheese League! Oprah lands a hot guest: C'thulhu. Galactus needs a new herald. Family Double Dare breaks a few families apart, and Nickelodeon's Guts teaches a boy to score.

Only the RC writers know the true history of the brown M&M. What happened after Charlie won the Chocolate Factory? Can a perverted unicorn make a kid's dream come true? Maybe he shouldn't...

The purge is on and unbreakable laws are broken; the battle of the Ex X's; and The Predator and The Bachelor.

The "Robot Chicken" writers wonder whose job it was to walk King Kong; Michael Bay reveals the secrets to "Transformers Five."

The Magic School Bus goes on its last ride; the circle of life confuses the Wonder Pets; and teenage Archie Andrews pursues a girl.

Pigeons wreak havoc; Naked Captain Picard hits it big; the Paw Patrol face the ultimate terror; and the Animaniacs take a course in sex education.

Pluto tries to break away from the dwarf planet crowd, an "American Girl" doll shortage causes chaos and "The Wild Thornberrys" realise they need to get "really wild" to stay on air.

Fonzie takes coolness too far; the girl from "The Ring" finds out videotapes are old technology; the Robot ChickenNerd gets lost in the CW.

Godzilla fights Jason; Bob the Builder gets competition from Handy Manny; Dinosaur Train proves improbable; and the Little Match girl finds a new, more dangerous use for her matches.

Velociraptors from "Jurassic Park" learn to be clever; the possible cancellation of "Robot Chicken."

Dumbledore breaks bad; a war on the Kitchen Commandos; where sheep go after being counted; and G.I. Joe Extreme.

Bear Grylls deals with Wild Things; Dr. Ryan Stone calls a radio station; Brainy Smurf manipulates events; and Baloo discovers his roots.

Bitch Pudding seeks revenge on the citizens of Pastryville after they try to have her eliminated.

The Count from Sesame Street has a run in with Blade, Jor-El has some very helpful advice for Superman, and a new nemesis comes to Gotham City.

Kim Possible takes a trip to North Korea; Beanie Babies turn a man's life around; and the Robot Chicken Nerd takes an adventure with Doctor Who.

Why no one plays the piano in Wayne Manor; what James Potter did while in animal form; Disney Princesses fight.

The Zybots try to unite with the Autobots. There's a look behind the scenes at what happened during medieval times. The night crew of the Enterprise go on a adventure. Man-E-Faces experience being a star.

A look at the life of a lemming. A song is written about swamps. No one cares about Sleeping Beauty's latest dream. Shredder and April O'Neil embark on a forbidden affair.

Santa Claus shows he has slightly racist tendencies. The Bratz have fun in Summer. Tiger Woods stars in a animated film.

The zany writers of the show put Master Chief and Cortana in an uncomfortable conversation, Drones are put into action on the G.I. Joe team, we see a few more animal totems from the Visionaries cartoon, and the little Lego folks take on some scary stuff in World War B.

Our writers imagine how Scrooge McDuck would do on Shark Tank, Fred Flintstone gets a colonoscopy, Shrek has a moment of clarity, and Doc from Mike Tyson's Punchout passes on to the great arena in the sky.

The RC gang thought the drift in Pacific Rim could use a little reworking, the future is revealed to kind of suck for Looney Toons characters in Looper, Voltron gets a new number, and Skeletor takes a trip back in time to rid himself of He-Man.

The Cryptkeeper brings terror; Iron Sheik appears; the crew brainstorms a Candy Crush movie; and Woody Woodpecker receives a phone call.

No one knows what disease Gerry injected himself with in World War Z...until the Robot Chicken writers take a crack at it! See Benjamin Franklin�s greatest invention, Hannah from Girls gets a new boyfriend and we see the prequel to The Parent Trap.

A dad has an uncomfortable talk with his daughter about the birds and the bees, the origin of bagpipes is revealed, and the Robot Chicken writers let the Robot Chicken Nerd take a trip into The Game of Thrones.

The identity of an alien is questioned. A new room-mate moves in with Bert. The Terminator meets his new wife's kids from a previous marriage. Papa Smurf has to go undercover.

A look at what drives Pinky Brewster's punky power. Clarice Starling comes across Multiple Muggs. Skeletor attempts to blow up snake mountain.

Seth and Matt get Robot Chicken uncancelled, Gargamel sells Smurf Burgers, Catdog visits the vet, a drunken minotaur terrorises the British kids who own the cupboard leading to Narnia and GI Joe fight COBRA for a "Best P.S.A Award".

In this season finale, Joss Whedon is back from the dead, unlike his many short-lived sci-fi series.

Humping Robot attacks the U.S. Navy; an intervention for M.A.D. Cat; The Thundercats learn about estrus; Barbie's Ken creates Fight Club.

The Nerd becomes Little Red Riding Hood; the Avengers take Broadway; Archie stands up for himself; Harry Potter applies for college; and the next "Aliens" film is imagined.

A meeting between Jason Voorhees and Michael Meyers; a rap for pescatarians; the future of holidays.

The Teletubbies new roles as Power Rangers; Doc Brown's struggle with his time machine; 50 Cent's latest collaborator; a Lego person's birth.

The truth behind "Airwolf"; the final episode of "iCarly"; a "Star Trek" song.

Spoofed: Rocky and Bullwinkle; Badtz-Maru; "The Hunger Games".

Santa almost misses Christmas; Kano spends the holidays with Mrs. Cage; Justin Bieber releases a new song; and G.I. Joe has a special Christmas.

Included: Monopoly in theaters; Dracula's dinner party; "The Little Mermaid" in New York; a new Dr. Seuss character.

A brand new eco-friendly addition to Sesame Street; what happens when Mario from Super Mario Bros. gets rich; and some kind of Pinky & the Brain spoof.

E.T. takes over an ER; Harry Potter lands in a not-so-magical situation; the reason why Black Widow and Hawkeye remain part of the Avengers is revealed; and the characters encounter zombies.

Dora the Explorer turns 15; the reason behind Angry Birds' rage is revealed; and Thomas the Tank Engine meets an explosive end.

Robot Chicken dreams up a TV theme song that just keeps going and going; The Robot Chicken Nerd joins Team Fortress; She-Ra knows what it feels like to be her horse, Swift Wind; We show you Skeletor's new plan to take over Eternia.

A prank on Apache Chief; how the Lego people react to non-conformity; a look at a world without wolves; and the consequences of good times for Captain Kirk.

Gadget has a surprise in store; Frosty goes through a change; and two Eternia tourists witness a battle between He-Man and Skeletor.

A "Lord of the Rings" spoof; more adventures with E.T.; a birthday gift for Ben 10; a new mission for Captain Planet.

Osama Bin Laden's end; "The Shirt Tales" gang in World War II; King Don's ruling style; overweight toons on a weight-loss show.

A look at a "Fast and Furious" sequel a new role for Wilson from "Cast Away"; Scooby and the gang's Newest member

post-concert activities with Alvin and the Chipmunks; Mary Poppins' unusual behavior; the truth behind B.A.Baracus' distaste for flying; G.I. Joe's war experience

The G.I. Joe operatives face a big challenge. A look at vegetarianism; questions about the Starbucks logo; Orville Redenbacher's new role

Robot Chicken makes his escape! To be more guy-friendly, "Sex and the City 3" goes in a new direction as an action thriller! Ranger Smith is out to stop Yogi Bear, but this time calls on the Power Forest Rangers for help! Having made his escape, Robot Chicken returns home to find his wife has been taken hostage by the Mad Scientist. He makes his way back to the lab to rescue her, leaving a trail of bodies in his wake.

From the makers of "Guitar Hero" comes a new game: "Didgeridoo Hero!" Terrorists want Doc Brown to build a bomb for them; Doc Brown just wants the plutonium for his time machine. Edward Cullen may look and talk sexy, but he's still a 109 year-old man. Lady Gaga launches a babysitting service. The Great Gazoo crash lands in Bedrock and Fred believes him to be a god requiring sacrifices. Veringular announces the new "Dog Phone."

Cats are seen at key events throughout history, and there's nothing we can do about it! After leaving the Hendersons, Harry has a chance encounter with Sally that leads to a long, fulfilling life. Alistair Cooke presents a sneak peek at "Lord of the Rings: The Final Journey." GTA's Gay Tony puts a spotlight on the homoeroticism that has been lurking in the shadows of video games for ages now.

Jesus questions the need for a grim reaper. Dora the Explorer conquers Mt. Everest. Everyone knows about the five regular vowels and the occasional sixth one, but Bruce Willis introduces the seventh in the upcoming thriller: "The Seventh Vowel." After eating the forbidden fruit, Adam and Eve call out God for being a Peeping Tom. A tragic clown car crash is funnier than it has any right to be.

When Jonathan Kent has a heart attack, Clark tries CPR but it doesn't go well. The Robot Chicken Nerd dreams of adventures with KITT and Michael Knight. A bunch of Spocks from the future gather for a surprise birthday party. A glimpse is given of the future of television where every nearly every show will involve vampires by 2013.

Kratos from 'God of War' goes to extreme lengths to collect blood orbs. The fish that a fisherman threw back in the lake comes back for revenge. Brian Austin Green ruins Masterpiece Theatre. Lois badgers Superman into traveling back in time for trivial reasons, leading him to recognize he's in a dysfunctional relationship. The American military has a close encounter of the funky kind.

The students of Hogwarts learn that even the slightest error in casting a spell can have dangerous consequences. Sara Lee and Betty Crocker get into a no holds barred street brawl. The Terminator takes on a new life as a fashion model after making the lower half of Sarah Connor's body its own. Aquaman confronts an oil company over the effects of an oil spill on the sea life. Find out why Donald Duck's nephew's spend so much time with their uncle instead of with their mother.

Princess Toadstool introduces her boyfriend Mario to her disapproving parents. Frankenberry's father is disgusted over how overly sensitive his son is when he comes home in hysterics over a breakup. Gollum will stop at nothing... literally nothing... to take the Ring back from Frodo. Master Chief won't remove his mask, but the mystery matters more to him than his men. Dorothy's companions take the rap for murder, and life in prison changes them for the worse.

Rubik the Amazing Cube returns for one last adventure. A group of hippie Predators protest the sport hunting of helpless humans. When the Enterprise loses power, the crew start horsing around, unaware that the Klingons nearby are watching. The latest fad, "getting Supe'd", involves kids setting up crises for Superman to save themselves from. Meet Tray-Norr, the personal trainer running Eternia's 24-hour gym.

Some people will do anything for better cellular service. The CHiPs get some backup from Pringle, ranch-style! Optimus Prime recalls his childhood with an abusive father. When Hal Jordan gets his hands cut off, he has to find another "place" to wear his ring. Ren McCormack joins the Peanuts gang and tries to teach them some new dance moves. The Bloopers host returns with some personal "bloopers" of his own.

Jonathan Kent warns Clark of how he handled the first aliens he found that landed on Earth. The Most Interesting Man in the World explains why he doesn't often drink beer. Writer Diablo Cody gives a few kind words for a recently departed friend. Venger is facing off against the D&D children when they point out that he's missing a horn from his helmet. Batman won't kill, so he lets the courts give the Joker what coming to him. The Robot Chicken Nerd enters the world of Tron.

Morgan Freeman narrates the events surrounding his 2008 car crash. When Superman gave up his powers for love, it turns out he was faking it. Arnold has been kidnapped and Mr. Drummond will stop at nothing to rescue him in the upcoming thriller: "Tak'n". Meet Rainbow Brite's sister, Rainbow Dim. Find out what happens when a group of mentally disabled soldiers take on Hitler and the SS in "Inglourious Reaterdz".

Jason Voorhees is always one step ahead of his victims. Cobra Commander is roasted is by a Joe in disguise who takes it too far. Baby Needs-a-Name from "Strawberry Shortcake" gets a name no one will ever forget. The dark past of the Muppets comes back to haunt them when someone starts killing them off.

Witness the best 60 seconds in television history! Spider-Man's spider-sense keeps tingling for trivial reasons. Learn the true story of how the Oompa Loompas came to work for Willy Wonka. Find out how the ice cream sundae was created. SpongeBob SquarePants discovers what the food that Mr. Krabs has been serving is really made from. The Keebler Elves defend their home against their greatest enemy: The Cookie Monster!

The hired farm hand responsible for "creating" Cabbage Patch Kids gets fired. Find out what crimes a Thanksgiving turkey committed, and was then pardoned for. The final pizza proudly made by a retiring pizza restaurant owner meets an inglorious fate. CD and Zune try to take out Steve Jobs but get in each other's way. Gallagher tries to use a copy of his latest stand-up special with Teddy Ruxpin, but the toy bear isn't having any part of it! Motivational speaker Nicky Passion gives Cobra Commander, Megatron and Skeletor some life advice.

When Lego NASA's shuttle launch fails, the rescue attempts go very badly. When Andy comes home from college, his old toys face the horrifying reality that he's no longer the sweet kid they once adored. A veterinarian has harsh words for how Jon has been caring for Garfield over the years. Find out what happened to some our most memorable TV characters from the '90s.

Angry over being forced into early retirement, Major Nelson uses Jeannie to take revenge on NASA. A music video exposes what happens deep in the jungles of Pandora late at night. Steelheart of the SilverHawks is ready for a night of romance, but her steel body requires some compromises. Each the Joes in G.I. Joe takes on an animal sidekick.

Learn the secret origin of Mo-Larr, Eternian Dentist! As Lara Croft raids an ancient temple, she finds the resident monsters more willing to help her than hinder her. He-Man lets his father, King Randor, move in with him, but the King proves to be a bit of a nuisance. Gargamel transfers his consciousness into the body of a Smurf so that he can infiltrate their village by posing as one of them.

Season Five of Robot Chicken opens with a bang on the beaches of Normandy! The Blockheads stand trial for the murder of Gumby. Weary of how people stare at him, Voldemort gets a nose job. A man proposes marriage to his girlfriend while skydiving, but her jealous ex-boyfriend has something to say about it. Skeletor is forced to take on renters when Snake Mountain is foreclosed on.

The origins of the Wuzzles are explored. The Cloverfield monster is shamed into ending his rampage. Earl McGarry is a handyman who can discretely handle any horror. Nicholas Cage stars in an action-packed remake of Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window." Season four is closed out with highlights from the season showcased amidst a sappy parody of "What a Wonderful World" with a variety of characters joining in, right before Mike Lazzo announces that the show has been cancelled!

We see how the knight guarding the Holy Grail spends his time. The Beast is put in a pimped out castle with twenty beauties, one of whom he must find to be his true love or he will die. Montage Man is here to speed things along.

Daniel Day-Lewis stars as "The Humping Robot", a major motion picture coming soon. John Connor takes the new Terminator out for a test run. Cobra Commander has trouble placing an order at the drive-through window. The latest clients arrive on Fantasy Island, demanding the kind of fantasies that Mr. Roarke wasn't expecting to deliver. The Robot Chicken Nerd fantasizes a trip to Oz, but reimagines Dorothy's companions as supercool alternatives.

Those plastic 6-pack rings are deadly to turtles, in more ways than one. A cereal company expands its marketing tactics. Every time Harvey "Two-Face" Dent attacks Batman, he adds to his disfigurations. G.I. Joe lays Junkyard to rest, and adds his name to the Wall of Heroes. With development on the sequel to "The Dark Crystal" stalled, the producers re-imagine the project with a gangsta-rap take.

As Indiana Jones warns Marion to keep her eyes closed, spirits try to get the two of them to open them. An elephant named Morton is playing hookie from school, when out of the blue he comes face to face with Crackhead Kangaroo. The 1968 animated masterpiece "Yellow Submarine" gets a mashup with the 1990 masterpiece "Hunt for Red October." As the best Mario Kart driver, Toad is the perfect transporter, as long as her clients honor their part of the deal.

The batmobile experiences a series of mechanical failures and changes operating modes, first into a motorcycle, then a unicycle, and so on. The money has mysteriously gone missing from the World Wildlife Fund. A woman's lover makes her pirate fantasy overly realistic. Dr. Manhattan interrupts a bank robbery bank hostages, but puts one of the rescued hostages in a very awkward position. The premise for Dateline's "To Catch a Predator" backfires big time. The dungeon master bails from a D&D gaming session, so a nerd proposes an alternate gaming adventure.

Meet the medieval Dukes of Hazzard. Watch as the Libertarian Party spirals downward one election year after another. Transients are mistaken for Clark Kent as they pick up his clothing when Superman is called. Try the latest Wii Fit game: "Humping Robot". A frog retaliates when a scorpion tries to sting him after promising not to. The Smurfs go to war with the Snorks.

Simon Belmont takes on werewolves and Dracula himself with a whip. After triggering a thermonuclear war with Canada while searching for cheat codes, the Robot Chicken Nerd is taken to a CIA black ops site and interrogated. "Gone With the Wind" is re-imagined as an action movie featuring Jean-Claude Van Damme and Cynthia Rothrock. A scientist shows footage of failed attempts to design a working jet pack. Annie Warbucks holds a Sweet Sixteen party.

The Robot Chicken Nerd bathes in the Spring of the Drowned Girl, believing it will turn him into an awesomely sexy lady. As C-3PO's head is thrown his way, an Ugnaught has a flashback of his football career. As Harry guides his crew working on the asteroid that's about to hit Earth, he meets an alien inhabitant. The Creature from the Black Lagoon is jealous when he learns that Frankenstein and the other monsters all have their own cereal lines. Dakota Fanning joins the WWE.

What would happen if the Monchhichis drew first blood? Criss Angel substitutes for Professor Snape at Hogwarts. What would happen if the Power-Puff girls were on drugs? Freddy Kreuger's day gets off to a bad start thanks to ill-conceived gifts from his daughter. In an episode of "Living Lohan", the nerds next door have to contend with their unruly neighbors.

A girl's father becomes obsessed with her own favorite anime show: Inuyasha. The Giving Tree has much to give. Punky Brewster discovers boys, leaving Glomer forgotten and alone in his closet. Stephen King meets his new neighbor, Dean Koontz. Black Manta narrates a story about the Joker's life in prison in "The Arkham Redemption."

Zeus decides to spice up "Clash of the Titans" with a monster truck! A young Iron Man fan gets swept up into a battle involving the Avengers and a giant robot. "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" is re-imagined as an opera. Speed Racer competes in NASCAR Racing. When Dorothy leaves Oz, it's back to business as usual for the Wizard. Watch the latest edition to MTV's "The Hills."

There is an uprising in the kingdom and Babar must fight for his life! Bitten by a radioactive deer, a new superhero is born: Kid Venison! Roger Rabbit makes a deal with O.J. Simpson. Steve Austin convinces Oscar to rebuild Jaime Sommers into his ideal Bionic Woman. Terminator Baby is sent to protect John and Sarah from Terminator Puppy.

Billy Dee Williams goes shopping. The Peculiar Purple Pie Man gets accused of stealing Black Cherry Pie's black cherry. The Henderson family says goodbye to Harry, and get an unwelcome sendoff from his cousin in return. G.I. Joe takes on a new member, but they take the razzing a little too far.

Joey Fatone gives a pitch for a new sketch featuring himself. Sam Witwicky gets new scooter. The true story is revealed behind Billy Joel's hit single, Piano Man. Annie learns about orphans in various countries. If you have a problem and the A-Team can't be reached, maybe you should hire the B-Team!

It's been said that "only" a silver bullet can kill a werewolf, but we'll see about that! Witness the secret origin of Composite Santa Claus. The amount of advance planning Daredevil has to make in advance of a dramatic entrance is revealed. As the world mourns Hannah Montana's death, her friends continue to protect her secret identity as Miley.

Homonyms are explained in an educational musical. Vice President Dick Cheney is captured by terrorists and held captive along with Tony Stark. The truth behind James Bond's sex life is revealed. Skeletor's plot involving a less-than-perfect clone of He-Man doesn't work out well.

A contractor demonstrates the various death traps being built to protect a temple from intruders. Jason Voorhees gets ready for Friday the 13th. Wildman shares some summer fun tips with a group of kids. What happens when the Justice League struggle through "Bring a Sidekick to Work Day?"

Seth and Matt enlist the help of Joss Whedon, Ron Moore and Seth MacFarlane to get their show renewed. PaRappa the Rapper is facing criminal charges when he takes his teacher's advice and does a rap that rats out the real criminal. Filming of an episode of Tila Tequila's "A Shot at Love" is interrupted when it's revealed that she's an experimental cyborg. Movie and TV favorites are trimmed down to "Just the Good Parts."

The latest Japanese commercial for a yeast infection cream needs a famous pitch-woman. The enemies of America are on the run as President Bush becomes Captain Texas! Sir Mix-A-Lot knows what King Arthur needs! A Glo Worm saves the day when a blackout strikes. This season is dedicated to the staff that was lost... and killed.

Diggers have Dug their own grave, Dig Dug-style, ya dig? You've never seen a Vegas crime caper like "Ocean's Thirty-Eight." The government tries to contain an outbreak of cooties. Teenagers are exposed to movie trailers, but they're not exactly watching the screen.

Vic Mackey from "The Shield" switches places with the Fantastic Four's Thing. Bronson Pinchot and Ludacris star in the off-Broadway production of "Don't Be Ridiculous." "Fraggle Rock" meets "Watership Down" when the Fraggles are forced out of their home and onto a desperate hunt for survival.

Rappers give a lesson on the theory of relativity. Sylar gets a new power in a "Heroes" parody. Mr. Magoo gets laser eye surgery. Tarzan learns that not everything humans can teach him are as good as Jane's boobs. When Paris Hilton gets thrown in prison, it's up to Nicole Richie to stage a "Prison Break."

The Nerds find out Revenge comes with a price. Conan tells us "What is Best in Life" with a song. The Borg track the Enterprise to its hiding place... Las Vegas' "Star Trek Experience." The "Saved By The Bell" kids meet Jigsaw from "Saw," and Screech will never be the same.

The Super Friends make way for The Super Pets. The Voltron Vehicle Force gets to the rescue as fast as it can. Pac-Man learns that he's been living in the Matrix. The Carmen Sandiego host has girlfriend troubles. The Cenobites guest star on "Girls Gone Wild." "24" focuses on the night hours as Drac takes down the terrorists.

Never seek the help of She-Ra when she's in her period! Danny and the gang from Grease are building a new sex machine. The intensive Care Bears care more than their HMO will allow. Nobody in Smurf village ever expected the dam to break.

The Kool-Aid Man quenches some inconvenient thirsts. The mystery of why Enyclopedia Brown's parents aren't getting along. Wonder Woman reveals her revealing arch-enemy. Celebrities are drunk, but that's not why they go to rehab - they go to conquer the world! (Or something.)

Thelma and Louise regret their suicidal ways. Crystar, the Crystal Warrior, gets smoked! The Maytag Repairman's life REALLY sucks. The Laff-A-Lympics gang face their darkest games ever: Munich, 1972.

A gladiator is killing it in the name of entertainment in the arena. Empire Strikes Back's Calrissian led our heroes into a dinnertime trap with Darth Vader, and hilarity's the main course! In the spirit of "300" comes "1776." Michael Moore uncovers the fates of the girls' toys of yesteryear.

The Robot Chicken PS3 Contest winner gets everything that's coming to him. Mr. Rogers is turning Japanese. Spawn faces Malebolgia with his one true skill - fiddling. Fonzie takes care of Chachi the best he can in "The Pursuit of Happy Days." Iron Man's feet become his greatest weakness. VH1's "Top 100 Final Episodes" features the end of "Mork & Mindy," "Love Boat" and more.

An alien invasion isn't quite what it seems. Haunted houses are common, but not one with THIS kind of ghost! Can Bob the Builder take on the mafia? Probably. "Inside the Battlefield" revisits G.I. Joe's and Cobra's battle of the Weather Dominator, twenty years later.

The dinosaurs face their Armageddon. Barbie and a brat go head-to-head on MTV's "Exposed." What happens on Tuesday when Wimpy has to pay for his burgers? Greatest American hero or greatest American nerd? Find out how infinite wealth has affected Richie Rich's teenage years.

Another black man in a Fat Suit movie. Big Jim tries to score. A cat in a hat has his way with the family pet and the kids need to get lost. When Snarf kicks it, Mumm-Ra sees his chance to destroy the Thundercats as Lion-O's new nanny.

Ted Kennedy and Jenna Jameson battle celebrities in politics and porn! Learn whatever happened to the Micro Machines man. Link's looking for a decent reward from Princess Zelda. The Homeless Airlines sort of take flight. Skeletor's latest plot against Eternia and He-Man goes a little too well.

Law & Order gets chicken-fied. President George W. Bush receives a gremlin. Don't miss "The 33 Year Old Virgin" starring Jesus Christ. Smokey the Bear recalls how he got his name. Stan Lee and Pamela Anderson reveal superhero gossip on "Superheroes Tonight."

Randy experiences cross-dressing and death in The Worst Halloween. The crew of Battlestar Galactica defeats the FCC threat. Behold, the newest adventure of Turbo Teen. Dick Tracy earns his name. M.A.S.K.'s Matt Tracker takes a bride.

G-Force's Tiny needs to shed a few pounds. The MythBusters team tackles masturbation myths. Popeye's friends hold an intervention over his addiction to spinach. Godzilla takes a rookie out for a Training Day. Tablesmasher attempts to defeat the Council of Evil Tables. Dirty Harry deals with a punk that does feel lucky. After retirement, Bob Barker handles the neutering personally.

The zombie Robot Chicken staff gets back to work! The Defenders of the Earth accept their limitations. Shout On and Shout Off with The Shouter. The Decepticon Soundwave discovers he's a little dated. You can be a loser in "The Game of Life." Governor Schwarzenegger investigates the illegal immigration issue with Speedy Gonzales and Dora the Explorer.

A nerd gives us a much needed lesson on GoBots. Ninjas compete in a game show. Vince Vaughn presents his new hit show, "Vince Vaughn Bangs Your Mom." The cast of Sesame Street deals with a viral outbreak. A robot learns what it means to be alive. Meet Casper's brother "Jasper, the Douchebag Ghost." Robot Chicken holds a telethon the goes horribly awry.

Mr. T and the Foo Fighters forge an unlikely alliance. Stretch Armstrong needs a corn syrup transplant. A guy dates his GPS navigational system. Learn the untold origin of Alvin and the Chipmunks. Roger Ebert and guest reviewer M. Night Shyamalan present upcoming feature films, including "Schindler�s List 2: Schindler's Pissed."

Montezuma gets his revenge, and the results smell horrible. Calvin and Hobbes have fun therapy adventures. Cameron Diaz has just 24 hours to live. A young woman introduces her parents to her fianc�, the Frankenstein monster, making her father uneasy. Mario and Luigi stumble into the violent world of Vice City.

Snow Job finds his specialized skills aren't in high demand with G.I. Joe. Thing grows up and leaves the Addams Family nest. The Memory Game challenges the brainpower of contestants, and the penalty for failure is Death! The Black Stallion teaches us about race relations. Oprah and Dr. Phil team up in the greatest buddy cop movie ever!

Jesus and the Argonauts find action and adventure, and turn their backs on it. Kids will love playing with "My Stalker!" Orlando Bloom must help his fellow passengers survive after a plane crash. Learn the secret life of Batman villain, the Penguin! The Micronauts climb a mountain. The U.S. government declares a war on Christmas.

The Burger King serves up some Delicious B&E. Li'l Hitler will win your heart! The Library of Heaven yields answers even God doesn�t know. Garfield and Heathcliff take each other to court. A giraffe deals with the stages of death. The gang from Police Academy joins the X-Men.

The classic movie "Beastmaster" takes Broadway by storm. Lance Armstrong gets revenge on France. Buck Rogers learns what his name rhymes with. The gang from Archie Comics learns that nobody cheats Death for long!

A kid gets a used-car surprise: a Tron cycle! Rainbow Brite reveals her dark side. Rom: Spaceknight meets his ultimate nemesis! "Into the Blue" gets a relevant skewering. Young Young Indiana Jones finds treasure at his elementary school. Hulk Hogan and the WWE gang bust out of prison camp in "Hogan�s Heroes."

Meet Cork, America's greatest mentally challenged crime detective. The legendary Kraken sea monster learns freedom isn't all it's krak-ed up to be. Weird al Yankovic's "Weasel Stomping Day" gets a Robot Chicken video treatment! The wishes of children come true, with new dire results. A power crisis forces the crew of the Enterprise to abandon ship, and it's every man for themselves!

Robot Chicken is ready to sell out! The Fantanas visit the Middle East peace process. E.T finally returns home, but it's less cool then he remembered. The secret life of jack-o'-lanterns is finally revealed. The mythical Pegasus is captured by a demented little girl. Skynet goes online, turning Inspector Gadget into an unstoppable killing machine!

Care Bears care a lot � about ethnic cleansing. See the action-packed story of Heimlich and his quest to unblock your windpipe. A young soccer player named Ricky faces life's obstacles. Harry Potter uses magic to fight� puberty.

Cuddles the fabric softener bear gets the wrong kind of hug. Corporate disputes get solved hand-to-hand in "Office Fighter." Monkeys explore outer space on a budget. George W. Bush discovers he has Jedi powers. And we're back with more of those stupendous bloopers, including audition tapes from MTV's "Jackass!"

Leonardo, Raphael, Michaelangelo, and Donatello adjust to life in a nursing home in "Senior Mutant Ninja Turtles." The cast of Final Fantasy VII get jobs at a burger chain. Rick Schroeder is fighting crime in style in his new hit series "Rick Shaw." And Bugs Bunny goes hip-hop in "8 Carrot."

Stupid kids get a new high from "numb-chucking." Meet the four "My Little Ponies of the Apocalypse." Meet Eagle Eye Smith, the blind athlete who will touch your heart. Learn the secret life of Pok�mon's Pikachu! A checkers champion goes on the adventure of a lifetime. The Golden Girls share their sexual escapades a la "Sex and the City."

Twinkie the Kid dispenses justice - and lead! Popular board games from "Chutes and Ladders" to "Hungry Hungry Hippos" get turned into action-packed feature films. Meet Skeletor's dentist, Mo-Larr! Emperor Palpatine gets a collect call from Darth Vader. Mortal Kombat�s Johnny Cage has a bad day on the job. An enraged Ted Turner transforms into his alter-ego, Captain Planet.

People of all ages love the new toy, Morning Wood! A man's groin is possessed in "Idle Nuts." Watch a preview of the upcoming horror film: "Attack of the Giant Midget!" A cleaning woman stumbles into the Batcave. Atreyu and Falcor kick off a Neverending Party! An evening news broadcast spins out of control.

A Cuban youth faces off against Castro in "Dance Dance Counter-Revolucion." Dirk the Daring from the video game Dragon's Lair fights middle age. That old dancing guy from the Six Flags commercials saves and ruins the day. Lindsay Lohan enters the world of Highlander and battles teen starlet foes.

Fred and Barney brawl over a box of Fruity Pebbles. Kids have fun with the Phyllis Diller Spray-n-Play. An Egyptian pharoah builds a pyramid of Legos. Superspy Sydney Bristow gets aquatic in "Whalias." Anime and Santa collide in "A Very Dragon Ball Z Christmas."

A time-traveling jerk wreaks havoc on history. Lion-O, leader of the ThunderCats, suffers as an Earthbound pet. Clifford the Big Red Dog gets in big, red trouble. Evel Knievel wows his nursing home. The Swedish Chef "borks" his way through New York City. Corey Haim and Corey Feldman reunite to rescue the President's daughters.

Robot Chicken gets uncanceled! Learn tips for fighting terrorism! Mexico builds its greatest hero in "The Six Million Peso Man." Skater McGee is a re-animated corpse; an 'extreme' re-animated corpse! Two aliens from "Space Invaders" revolt. And it's spy vs. spy, '70s style in "Mr. & Mrs. Brady!"

Fizzing candy has terrible repercussions for young Mikey. Napoleon Bonamite pops up as a famous figure from history. A weakling turns into the "King of the Beach" with some illegal help. The laughter is canned for the sketch comedy show "You Can't Do That on Robot Chicken."

Dean Devlin and Roland Emmerich re-make Godzilla...again. A crime-fighting monkey saves monkeys from a monkey super villain. An average fellow named Doug wakes up in the world of the Huggytime Bears. Freddy Krueger, Jason Vorhees, Leatherface and other horror movie icons sign on for the reality show "Big Brother."

It's Alien vs. Predator on the battleground of love in a special episode of "First Date." See what the future holds in "Carousel of Tommorow." Popeye's hamburger-leeching friend is given a glimpse of what the world would have been like without him in "It's a Wimpy-Filled Life." The modern video game Halo invades the old-school classic Donkey Kong. To beat his sugar addiction, the Stix Rabbit goes from using to dealing.

A video dating experience takes a turn for the worse. An oriental massage also takes a turn for the worse. Keanu Reeves wants you to buy his special brand of sausage. The Scooby-Doo gang encounters Jason Voorhees at Camp Crystal Lake.

Scandal at the North Pole is revealed in "Unsolved Case Files: Claus & Effect." The classic film "Jaws" gets a special edition DVD. The A-Team solves its problems with maximum firepower and minimal intelligence.

Michael Knight's talking car party's hard in "KITT's Day Out." A brawl rocks the nursing home in "Grandma Fu." Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen unite to fight a rampaging dragon. George Jetson's murder takes center stage in "Unsolved Case Files: I, Rosie."

Sailor Moon encounters a bone-chilling villain. The Robot Chicken Nerd wins a date with famous actress Scarlett Johansson. "Welcome to the Terror Drome" showcases inner-office machinations at the headquarters of G.I. Joe's nemesis Cobra. "America's Most Tragic Home Videos" will make you laugh and cry.

The world's most famous monkey bursts loose on Skull Island in "Ding Dong, King Kong." Scandalous Hollywood news and gossip get the Pat O'Brien treatment. The Smurfs are terrorized by a serial killer in "Murder in Smurf Town X."

"The World's Most One-Sided Fistfights" get wild at Mardi Gras. Benjamin Franklin grapples with historical figures like the Wright Brothers and Mahatma Gandhi in "Educational Wrestling Federation." Oprah Winfrey fulfills all her viewers' fondest wishes - almost. A man in a public restroom encounters the terror known as "Dumplestiltskin." A heinous crime is deliberated in "12 Angry Little People."

William Shatner's toupee has adventures the action star can only dream of. Heaven's not all it's cracked up to be in "Can We Handle The Truth?" Hillary Duff's new film combines history and teen drama in an updated "The Diary of Anne Frank". The fates of the greatest action figure toy lines from decades past are exposed in "Where Are They Now?"

The roller-coaster celebrity life of the Incredible Hulk is profiled in "Hollywood Spotlight." The Masters of the Universe are rocked by a Paris Hilton-style sex tape. Michael Jackson returns from space to confront his n'er-do-well alter ego in "Where's Michael?"

The last surviving member of NSYNC, Joey Fatone, must avenge his murdered bandmates in a deadly martial arts tournament. Check out a little scrambled porn on your 1980s-era cable box. M. Night Shyamalan has endless fake-outs in store for viewers in "The Twist."

Seven of the world's greatest heroes stop being polite - and start getting real - in �The Real World: Metropolis.� Jesus Christ hunts down his greatest nemesis, Tarantino-style, in �Kill Bunny.� Icons from Star Trek and Tiger Beat alike unite for canned sitcom laughs in �Two Kirks, a Khan and a Pizza Place.� The hottest game show from Japan is here: �Who Poop Last?� The legends of rock �n� roll return from beyond the grave to haunt the �Zombie Idol� reality show.

A teenage girl gets a fashion makeover in "Pimp My Sister." The gang from "The Surreal Life" gets sent on a mission to destroy an enchanted ring. "Debbie Does Dallas" gets re-told with the world's cheapest puppets in "Exhausted Budget Theater." Geeks and nerds collide when a sci-fi convention erupts into war.

The secrets of The Crying Game, Star Wars and The Village are exposed in "Welcome to the Spoilers." The Teen Titans strengthen their roster by adding Beavis and Butt-head. Travel back in time to witness Benny Hill's funeral. The Great Pumpkin of "Peanuts" fame finally shows.

The tooth fairy stumbles into murder in "Tooth and Consequences." The world's most terrifying supervillians get stuck in traffic. More of television's greatest screw-ups, from shows like "Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood" and "CSI" to various live sports broadcasts, are highlighted in "Bloopers Two."

America sends Harrison Ford and Aerosmith into space to take out a killer asteroid in "Meteorgeddon." Chucky from "Child�s Play" takes on the cutesy Lettuce Patch Kids. Household animals take to the slopes for "Winter Pet Games." The Muppet Show's band is spotlighted in "Behind the Music: Electric Mayhem."

The animals Noah left behind try to survive the flood in their very own ark. Enjoy instant nostalgia with "That '00s Show." Mrs. McNally's third-graders produce an animated abomination in "The Best Cowboy." The world's most famous cars - from KITT to the Batmobile to the General Lee - race against each other in "3 Fast 3 Furious."

Voltron engages in an old-school dance-off in "You Got Robo-Served." The secret lives of nature's most fascinating beasts are exposed in "Secrets of the Animal Kingdom." Walt Disney's severed head with its giant robotic spider-body attacks Cuba. Testicles are terrorized in "Ode to the Nut Shot."

Rachael Leigh Cook smashes more than eggs in her latest anti-heroin public service announcement. Optimus Prime, leader of the Transformers, falls prey to prostate cancer. The outcome is never in doubt during "World's Most One-Sided Fistfights Caught on Film." Outtakes from Dukes of Hazzard, The X-Files, Battlestar Galactica and more come to light in "Bloopers."