Hello and welcome back Robot Chicken fans it's that time again were I give you my thoughts on the latest episode that hopefully tickled our funny bones so here is my review of Robot Chicken "3 2 1 2 333, 222, 3...66?".
So then what happens in this weeks episode well RC wonders how Harriet the Spy would fit into the modern world of Cyberwarfare. The Midnight Society figures out what is truly scary and Alvin and the Chipmunks play Coachella for the first and last time. This episode was mainly sketch driven and that did actually put me of a little bit and alot of the sketches do go on a little to long for my liking.
Starring in this episode we have series co-creator Seth Green , Dane Cook , Tamara Garfield , Clare Grant , Kiel Kennedy , Howie Mandel , Rick and Morty Co-creator Justin Roiland , and Michelle Trachtenberg. I honestly have no idea who was playing who in this episode but since Harriet The Spy was in the episode i assume that Michelle played her but with that aside you know the voice acting is good when you don't reconise any of the voices in an episode and believe me I tried.
I do usually like the shows style of animation I think that sop motion really does work for sketch comedy but for some reason in this episode the quality of the animation took a bit of dip the movements of the characters looked a bit rough and the episode overall looked unfinished and I really do hope that the next episode really does get back to the quality animation I know that this show can produce.
Before I get back to the review I want you all to know that when reviewing this series I won't go into to much detail when it comes to the sketches and near the start of the review I will always include some of the sketches that are in the episode but the punchline will never be given away and that's because I want you all to watch the show and not just read these reviews and not all images will be from the episode they'll just be whatever ones i can find on google or Tumblr.
I'm sad to say that not only did the animation quality take a bit of a dip but so did some of the jokes like for example the Alvin And The Chipmunks sketch it's a fine idea but it goes on way longer then what is needed and the same can also be said for the Harriet sketch which does have a funny set up and idea but it gets dragged on and the punchline feels forced so instead of laughing you find yourself either groaning or thanking the lord it's over.
Just so you guys all know i'm working out a schedule that will also allow me to review classic episodes of the show and will also give me the time to review other things that I want to talk about but no matter what new episode reviews will happen on Monday if possible Monday morning but the latest will be Tuesday.
Overall there's not much I more I can say about this episode because everything has already been said in the review and I hope that next weeks episode really is an improvement otherwise I can see this series being deemed as the worst in the show's history.