Breckin Meyer

As we reported waaaaaaay back during New York Comic Con 2011, Robot Chicken will be airing a special episode dedicated to lampooning DC Comics characters in their familiar roasting, stop-motion animation style. Well, apparently today the rest of the internet realized that this was indeed happening, as a few more details on this project have surfaced and the news is spreading like wildfire.The 22-minute Robot Chicken DC Comics Special will air this fall, and along with the usual Robot Chicken...Read Full Story

(Getty)A viral video billed as "Breckin Meyer Responds to Perez Hilton" plays like a parody of Hilton's video statement about his recent run-in with the Black Eyed Peas in Toronto. But in fact it's a stealth promo for an upcoming Robot Chicken DVD release.Since being released Wednesday on FunnyOrDie.com and later on AdultSwim.com, the clip of actor/writer Meyer, which features Zac Efron, has nabbed about 370,000 views.It was written by Robot Chicken creators Seth Green and Matthew Senreich...Read Full Story

Robot Chicken will soon take on DC Super Heroes, TV Guide is reporting. The Comedy Central show is teaming up with DC Comics and Warner Brothers Animation to do a special resembling the Super Friends. The special, created by Seth Green and Matthew Senreich, will air on Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim this fall. Robot Chicken’s DC Comics Special will contain a star-studded cast. Seth Green will provide the voices of Batman, Robin, and Aquaman. Paul Ruebens is slated to play The Riddler. Neil...Read Full Story

DC Comics characters are getting the "Robot Chicken" treatment in a new Cartoon Network special. According to The Hollywood Reporter, "Robot Chicken" creators Seth Green and Matthew Senreich are getting a one-time DC Comics special on Cartoon Network's Adult Swim. The special is set to air in the fall.According to TV Guide, Green will voice Batman, Robin and Aquaman, Paul "Pee-Wee Herman" Reubens will voice the Riddler, Neil Patrick Harris will play Two-Face, Alfred Molina will be heard as...Read Full Story

Robot Chicken: Star Wars - Episode II Review ...and when I previewed it after purchase I came to the conclusion that letting my boy watch this would be tantamount to child abuse. Profane, really violent, and wickedly funny, "Robot Chicken" Star Wars is a treat for adult fans of the original trilogy. Think sawed off limbs, plenty of F-bombs (and worse), and incest humor (Leia and Luke did have a lingering kiss), it's not for kids, and so the son was denied.. But Dad thought it was pretty funny...Read Full Story