Robot Chicken

Come celebrate the holidays with Robot Chicken and see what the very first Christmas was like! Find out what the creators imagine Batman and Robin think about their Christmas jingle. Hint -- don't sing it if you value your life.

Season Five of Robot Chicken opens with a bang on the beaches of Normandy! The creators imagine how Cabbage Patch Kids are made, what the real reaction to shows like STOMP!

Discover the secret origins of Mo-Larr, Eternian Dentist! Lara Croft makes a terrifying find in a tomb. He-Man's father proves that sometimes the apple falls very, very far from the tree.

The creators imagine what goes on deep in the jungles of Pandora. Harold and his purple crayon go on an adventure in a bad neighborhood. Major Nelson uses Jeannie to get back at NASA for firing him. Everyone in the G.I. Joe ranks gets an animal sidekick

Dr. Drakken of "Kim Possible" gets sent to prison. NASA's Lego people have a very bad launch day. See how Andy treats his toys after he comes home from college in "Toy Story 4."

Find out what crimes your Thanksgiving turkey committed and was then pardoned for. The creators re-imagine the movie "Marley and Me." See who earns the title of lamest villain ever.

The creators give us the best 60 seconds in TV history! Then find out how the ice cream sundae was created and what having a Spider-Sense is really like.

Baby needs-a-name, from Strawberry Shortcake, gets a name no one will ever forget; a roast for Cobra Commander has a surprise ending and the creators finally reveal the secret of what happened to Skeeter from Muppet Babies.

Is the voice that Mortal Kombat's Johnny Cage hears real or just in his head? Also, the creators tackle the question of what was going through Morgan Freeman's mind during his 2008 car crash.

The creators ponder what a Diablo Cody eulogy would be like. The Joker finally gets what's coming to him. Find out how the Robot Chicken Nerd would fare in the world of Tron.

The creators imagine what "CHiPs" would have been like if the cops had actual potato-chip heads. A magical zebra helps out a man with a broken phone. Green Lantern wears his ring on another part of his body. The Bloopers Host returns.

See! Rubik the Amazing Cube as he returns for one last adventure. Watch! As kids try out the newest fad -- getting Supe'd. Discover! The secret behind a small doorway in a little boy's room.

Will the world ever find out what Master Chief looks like under his mask? What is life like for the pink Frankenstein's Monster, Frankenberry?

Think being a witch or wizard would be fun? The creators show you what life in Hogwarts would really be like. Ever wonder why Winnie the Pooh likes honey so much? Can you say addict?

The creators imagine just how far Kratos from the "God of War" series will go to collect blood orbs. Superman flies back through time so he won't have to hear Lois whine ever again.

Remember when MTV used to actually be about music? The MTV logo does, and it's out for revenge. The Robot Chicken Nerd dreams of hanging out with Michael Knight from "Knight Rider." Later, a bunch of Spocks gather for a surprise party.

The creators reimagine the moment before death in "Reaped." Dora the Explorer conquers Mt. Everest. God gets busted in the Garden of Eden. Witness the most horrifyingly hysterical car clown crash in history.

Magneto makes Iron Man a ballet legend in "Iron Marionette." Morpheus leaves a message on Neo's answering machine. Walt Whitman causes trouble for a modern-day high school student. The creators imagine a musical number from Gay Tony of "Grand Theft Auto."

Ever wonder how Doc Brown got the plutonium from the Libyan terrorists? Find out! The creators imagine what it would be like if Jesus came down to talk to us normal humans. See what life would be like for Bella and Edward, who is a 109-year-old vampire.

The creators imagine what the movie "Sex and the City 3" would be like if it was made more guy-friendly. Yogi Bear battles with the Power Rangers from Jellystone Park. Find out why no one cares about Woody Woodpecker anymore.

Rapid-fire channel flips propel viewers through Robot Chicken's twisted takes on pop culture. The quarter-hour Adult Swim entry brings action figures to life in three-dimensional worlds through the old-school magic of stop-motion animation.