Robot Chicken - Season 04 Apr 2026

The One Where They Finally Run Out of Stop-Motion Clay (But Don't)

A parody of Law & Order: SVU – Special Victims Unit investigates the molestation of a Mr. Potato Head. Gummy Bear Noir – A hard-boiled gummi detective (voiced by Jon Hamm) tries to solve the murder of a Gummi Worm. The Wizard of Oz: Dark Knight Edition – The Scarecrow (as The Joker) asks, "Why so straw-rious?"

Secret Origin: Pillsbury Doughboy – His giggle is actually a cry for help after witnessing his father get baked alive. Megan Fox transforms into a actual fox during a Transformers audition. Voltron forms a union and goes on strike for better lion-to-pilot ratios.

Bob Ross paints happy little accidents… that then murder his family. The Teletubbies run an underground fight club. Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Bone – A raunchy, unnecessary parody. Robot Chicken - Season 04

The entire episode is dedicated to body horror and the word "moist." Highlights include: The Human Centipede (but with Toy Story characters). SpongeBob gets a skin disease. The Nerd reviews Deadly Towers and literally melts into a puddle.

The Cones of Dunshire (Parks & Rec crossover) becomes a blood sport. Krang from TMNT goes to couple’s therapy with his android body. My Little Pony: Gritty Reboot – Ponies deal with fentanyl addiction and loan sharks.

The Nerd reviews E.T. for Atari 2600 and triggers a PTSD flashback. Sketch highlights: The Real Housewives of the Mushroom Kingdom – Princess Peach starts a catfight with Daisy over a stolen Starman. Bitch Puddin’ hosts a cooking show where the secret ingredient is human disappointment. Robot Chicken's Walking Dead: The Musical (Part 1) – Rick Grimes sings "Brains, Brains, Brains (They're Like Tiny Little Grapes)." The One Where They Finally Run Out of

A tribute to arcade culture. Double Dragon – Billy and Jimmy Lee argue over who gets the girl, then she kills them both. Q*bert has a Vietnam-style flashback. The Nerd meets God, who is just a sentient copy of E.T. for Atari .

Huggy Bear from Starsky & Hutch is recast as a literal grizzly bear. The Ghostbusters bust the ghost of Steve Jobs, who tries to sell them an iAfterlife. Pac-Man enters rehab for pill addiction.

Robot Chicken's Walking Dead: The Musical (Part 2) – The Governor sings a villain ballad called "My Eye Is On You." Care Bears engage in corporate espionage. Mortal Kombat – Fatality tutorial hosted by Bob Barker ("The price is wrong, Sub-Zero!"). The Wizard of Oz: Dark Knight Edition –

Inspector Gadget is fired for incompetence. Penny takes over as a cyborg vigilante. The California Raisins are sacrificed to a sun god. Transformers: The Last Airbender – Crossover that makes no sense but has incredible fight choreography.

Meta chaos. The Robot Chicken set is invaded by rejected characters from previous seasons. Bitch Puddin' leads a rebellion. The Nerd sacrifices himself to reboot the universe. Final shot: A hand (Seth Green's real hand) reaches down, smashes the entire set, and whispers, "See you next season." Post-credits scene: The Pillsbury Doughboy’s ghost giggles. Runtime: Approx. 440 minutes (20 episodes) Rating: TV-MA (L, V, S, Demented Toy Logic)

The Nerd reviews Spider-Man: Maximum Carnage for SNES and breaks the fourth wall so hard he meets the actual Robot Chicken writers. Bitch Puddin' returns to review a restaurant called "Sbarro’s: But Hell."

He-Man becomes a meth dealer in Breaking Bad -esque parody ("I am the one who Skeletors!"). Strawberry Shortcake starts a Ponzi scheme. Optimus Prime gives a tearful eulogy for Michael Bay's career.

Mr. T becomes a kindergarten teacher. The Muppets perform Goodfellas (Beaker as Joe Pesci). Street Fighter – Chun-Li’s thighs are put on trial for war crimes.