[7.7/10] Good episode. The cheerios honey bee skit was dark but droll in the great Robot Chicken fashion. The Magic School Bus/Donner Party sketch went on a predictable path, but was still an amusingly grim take on a kid-friendly property which is, again, a Robot Chicken specialty. In the same vein, I loooove the sketch about a grown-up Harry Potter being a drunk who just rambles to snakes about his glory days at Hogwarts. The Fast and Furious/Titanic mash-up was an enjoyable combo of the high and the low. The Chris Hansen/Child Catcher skit had a nice comic energy to it. But the James Bond/Bachelor skit was low hanging fruit, with a few chuckles.
In terms of shorter skits, I only barely got the “Girl on the Train” or the “Seal Time Five” bits, and the He-Man skit was pretty gross. But the Nanny McPhee skit was amusingly pointed, and Jem getting bounced because of lack of Instagram followers was a laugh.
Overall, the longer skits were mostly good, and the shorter ones had their moments.
Shout by Andrew BloomVIP 9BlockedParent2019-10-16T18:41:34Z
[7.7/10] Good episode. The cheerios honey bee skit was dark but droll in the great Robot Chicken fashion. The Magic School Bus/Donner Party sketch went on a predictable path, but was still an amusingly grim take on a kid-friendly property which is, again, a Robot Chicken specialty. In the same vein, I loooove the sketch about a grown-up Harry Potter being a drunk who just rambles to snakes about his glory days at Hogwarts. The Fast and Furious/Titanic mash-up was an enjoyable combo of the high and the low. The Chris Hansen/Child Catcher skit had a nice comic energy to it. But the James Bond/Bachelor skit was low hanging fruit, with a few chuckles.
In terms of shorter skits, I only barely got the “Girl on the Train” or the “Seal Time Five” bits, and the He-Man skit was pretty gross. But the Nanny McPhee skit was amusingly pointed, and Jem getting bounced because of lack of Instagram followers was a laugh.
Overall, the longer skits were mostly good, and the shorter ones had their moments.