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This will be the last of The Robot Chicken: Star Wars Series. Green announced after the release of the Star Wars Special that he jokingly said "I'm planning two sequels and three prequels". While the two sequels were true the other trilogy, Episodes IV-VI, probably won't happen unless there is a change in plans.
Thor celebrates Christmas in Asgard, Santa adds Walter PPK to the bad boy list and the creators take a skewed look at The Gift of the Magi. Plus who needs Rudolph when Santa has Comet?
The creators imagine the origin of the Wuzzles. Learn what Cloverfield's real intention was. See a new spin on Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window." Plus, there is a super sappy season-ender.
Jason Bourne gets a new identity. The new Bachelor is a beast. The creators take a skewed look at the Holy Grail. Meet a character who knows how to speed things along.
The creators imagine what the Humping Robot would look like on the big screen. John Connor tests out the new Terminator. Fantasy Island lives up to its name. The Nerd lands somewhere over the rainbow.
Batman gets a new look at Two-Face, G.I. Joe celebrates their years in service, the creators imagine what the next Traveling Pants movie might look like, and see The Dark Crystal for a new generation.
Indiana Jones knows when to keep his eyes shut. The Autobots mourn their fallen member. The creators imagine what goes on in the Yellow Submarine. Meet the newest transporter.
Batman runs into car trouble; Captain Jack Sparrow looses his appeal; A predator seeks revenge on Chris Hansen; World Wildlife funds dissappear; The nerd devises a adventure;
Superman takes it all off. Meet the original Dukes of Hazzard. The creators imagine what the new Wii game would look like. The Smurfs take on the Snorks.
Simon Belmont knows what works. Kermit the Frog introduces everyone to his cousin. The creators imagine what the new Gone with the Wind remake would look like. Annie Warbucks celebrates her super sweet 16.
The creators imagine the alternate ending to Armageddon, what a new Star Trek character might look like, the excitement that is M.A.S.K. and the WWE's newest and upcoming challenger.
The creators imagine how Freddy Krueger got his start, what would happen if the Monchhichis drew first blood, how Criss Angel delivers the Ultimate Mind Freak, and what a day with the Living Lohans might be like.
The Giving Tree has much to give, everyone loves Inuyasha plus the creators imagine what happens when Punky Brewster discovers boys and who Stephen King's new neighbor might be.
The creators imagine Zeus spicing up The Clash of the Titans, how Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan might play out as an opera, how Speed Racer might fare in the world of NASCAR, and they completely screw with MTV's The Hills.
The creators imagine how Babar might rule with an iron tusk, where O.J. might search for his ex-wife's killer and what Skynet might send back as their next Terminator, plus check out the latest superhero movie.
Strawberry Shortcake solves a robbery, Billy Dee Williams goes shopping, and the creators imagine what happens when Harry introduces his cousin to the Hendersons. Plus G.I. Joe welcomes a new member.
Joey Fatone pitches his idea for a sketch, Gobots prove they're no Transformers, the creators imagine where Billy Joel might get his musical inspiration from and who you might call if The A-Team's not available.
How to kill a werewolf; deleted scenes from Daredevil; Hannah Montana's brush with Danger;
Witness the aftermath of the box office sale of Pluto Nash. The creators imagine the truth behind James Bond's sex life. Tony Stark gains an unlikely ally when escaping terrorists. Skeletor's plot involving a less-than-perfect clone of He-Man doesn't work out well.
The creators imagine the contractor in charge of building those temples in Indiana Jones. Jason Voorhees gets ready for Friday the 13th. Witness the death of a salesman. What happens when the Justice League struggle through "Bring a Sidekick to Work Day?"
Seth and Matt enlist the help of Joss Whedon, Ron Moore and Seth MacFarlane to get their show renewed/ PaPappa the Rapper in court/ Tila Tequila is really a cyborg/ the Trojan Condoms mascot makes a surprise visit at a dinner with friends.
Your Sunday nights are about to get more animated, with all new episodes of Robot Chicken beginning Sunday, March 13th at 11:30pm ET/PT on Adult Swim. Robot Chicken uses stop-motion animation to bring pop-culture parodies to life in a modern take on the variety/sketch show format. The Emmy Award(R)-winning series began airing in February 2005 and remains among the top-rated original series on Adult Swim. Robot Chicken is executive produced by Robot Chicken creators Seth Green and Matthew Senreich and their Stoopid Buddy Stoodios partners, John Harvatine IV and Eric Towner. Green and Senreich also write, voice and with Tom Sheppard, direct the multiple Annie Award-winning series.