Seth Green Explains Why ‘Robot Chicken’ Is Switching to Quarterly Specials 20 Years In The Adult Swim series creator also tells TheWrap about securing big guest stars and keeping its legacy ...

For co-creator Seth Green, the original impetus for what would become “Robot Chicken” was a rather simple desire.

Ever since Robot Chicken premiered in 2005, it has attracted a sizable audience who adore the show’s unique comedic style. The Adult Swim program was created by Seth Green and Matthew Senreich ...

Ahead of Robot Chicken's unofficial 20-year anniversary, Game Rant recently caught up with Seth Green to discuss how the show's humor has evolved.

Seth Green and writer Matthew Senreich pose with the Outstanding Short-format Animated Program award for Robot Chicken in the press room during 62nd Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Awards.

Robot Chicken creators Seth Green and Matt Senreich talk the Self-Discovery Special, guest stars and changing the show's format after 20 years.

Since it first debuted, Robot Chicken has won six Emmy Awards and aired over 200 episodes. Neither Green nor Senreich anticipated anything like the success the show has found.

Robot Chicken Creators Talk How Times Have Changed For Nerds: “I Was Beat Up For Working at Marvel” Seth Green and Matthew Senreich of Robot Chicken talk about nerdom’s changing times.

He directs and provides voices for the new series Robot Chicken on Cartoon Network, which he describes as "SNL meets The Nightmare Before Christmas." It's a fast-paced, irreverent stop-action ...

Robot Chicken has announced that its DC Comics Special will feature the voice talents of actors including Megan Fox and Seth Green. The stop-motion comedy sketch show is teaming with the publisher ...

The fictional band from Josie and the Pussycats featured Green as Travis, Meyer as Marco, Faison as D.J. and Alexander Martin ...