Badunkadunk (Robot Chicken episode)
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| Robot Chicken episode | |||||||
| Episode no. | Season 1 Episode 10 |
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| Written by | Mike Fasolo Doug Goldstein Seth Green Tom Root Matthew Senreich |
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| Directed by | Seth Green Matthew Senreich |
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| Production no. | 113 | ||||||
| Original airdate | April 24, 2005 | ||||||
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Badunkadunk is the tenth episode of the first season of Robot Chicken.
[edit] Skit list
[edit] Falling Clown
Clown with defective parachute - "Happy Birthday Billy"
[edit] Bad Aim
When spear throwing goes wrong.
[edit] Card Puzzle
The man sitting at the table arranging cards says- "fagabeefe" This segment, along with the Leon segment, refers to the 1980 cult film, Midnight Madness.
[edit] Hollywood Spotlight
The roller-coaster celebrity life of the Hulk is profiled in "Hollywood Spotlight." 'Spotlight' followed the life of the Hulk as he grew up with his abusive father, his early career, and his awkward emergence into puberty. It was his role as the stunt double for Gumbo that led him to meet Bill Bixby - and they discovered they looked exactly alike! That led to CBS running the series The Incredible Hulk. But this led to an appetite for booze, babes, and blow. After the show was canceled, he whored himself by doing game shows and bit parts. He ultimately sold his name to Hulk Hogan. Years later, Ang Lee sought him out, and the two agreed on making Hulk - The Movie; which was reviewed as a 'gamma strength bomb'. After becoming a "born again Christian" he counsels inner city children with troubles.
[edit] Psycho Squirrel
Give a squirrel a machine gun, and it will inevitably ask - "Who's nuts now?"
[edit] Sabrina - the Teenage Bitch
Sabrina gossips with a girl while in the restroom.
[edit] Pinocchio copes
Pinocchio tells lies so he can break off his nose and use it for firewood.
[edit] Chappaqua Follies
Hillary Clinton finds Bill Clinton's horde of Monica Lewinski-look-alikes in the post-presidential residence.
[edit] Runaway wheelchair
Verdant pastures, rolling hills, and a wheelchair without brakes.
[edit] Interlude - Leon
A man pops out of the closet."Leon!" This segment also refers to the 1980 cult film, Midnight Madness.
[edit] Sabrina - the Teenage Bitch, Part 2
When Salem the cat asks for food, Sabrina cattily refuses.
[edit] Problems in the nest
Mrs. Robin gives Mr. Robin the boot - tossing golf clubs, the TV, and other necessities out of the nest.
[edit] Eternia News Network
- Two-Bad Wedding
- One time outlaw, Two-Bad, has entered into a same sex union with himself, against federal law.
- A raunchy Paris Hilton-style sex tape between Masters of the Universe Beastman and Teela was made public. Teela's father, Man-At-Arms makes a public statement of her innocence - followed by stock footage of her drunk and vomiting.
- There is concern that this will effect her new reality television program "Country Folk R Morons".
- Prince Adam also expressed his somewhat homoerotic concerns.
- Court Magician, Orko, is believed to have had relations with a dog.
[edit] Port-a-Potty mistake
What happens when a side-loading garbage truck mistakes a Port-a-Potty for a trash bin?
[edit] Sabrina - the Teenage Bitch, Part 3
Three children, encountering Sabrina while trick-or-treating, and she "tricks" them by stealing their candy and dumping it in a river while saying "happy fuckin halloween."
[edit] "Where's Michael?"
Arriving in a gold-plated pumpkin coach at the Santa Barbara Courthouse, "Michael Jackson" is cheered on by his adoring fans. He is shocked, however, when the real Michael arrives in a spaceship with aliens. The real Michael was kidnapped by aliens after the theater accident and an impostor was left in his place... All as part of a plan to take over the world! The 'dance off' between the two ends in a draw, when a young boy picks up a gun, and confused as to the real Michael, is told by the "real" one, "To be safe, you must shoot us both." So, he does. The aliens, viewing this from their ship, are upset and confused, one asking the other, "How were we going to take over the planet with a white Michael Jackson anyway?" leading the other one to respond in realization of his mistake "Damnit, damnit, damnit, DAMNIT!"
[edit] Cast / Voice actors
- Leah Cevoli - Female TV Reporter[Hulk Skit}, Mother{Michael Jackson Skit}, Sabrina "The Teenage Bitch"Spellman
- Macaulay Culkin - Farmer, Prince Adam
- Seth Green - Alien #2, Bill Clinton, Bird, Bystander #1, Morty Finklestein, Salem Saberhagen, Teela, White Michael Jackson
- Jamie Kaler - Man-At-Arms
- Mila Kunis - Game Show Contestant, Reporter, Sabrina's Friend
- Phil LaMarr - Ang Lee, Black Michael Jackson, Squirrel
- Seth MacFarlane - Male Newscaster
- Chad Morgan - Hillary Clinton, Suk Lee
- Pat O'Brien - Himself
- Adam Talbott - Alien #1, Pinocchio, Hulk
[edit] Trivia
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- The Hulk's size and height, changes significantcally throughout the Hollywood segment.
- Johnnie Cochran appears during the Michael Jackson segment, just a few weeks proceeding his death.
- The DVD version of this episode has an extra sketch before the Eternia News Network sketch where a flasher asks a girl for her age before exposing himself to her.
- During the Two-Bad wedding scene, two figures from She-Ra: Princess Of Power, the spin make cameo appearances. Glimmer or Spinnerella, appears partially to the right side and only her pink/purple hair is visible. The others seen briefly are a modified Peekablue, with removed peacock feathers, Mermista or even possibly Frosta.
[edit] Stoop!d Monkey
The monkey is looking at a world history book upside-down.[1]
[edit] References & External links
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