I've spent an hour looking for it online so I decided to turn to reddit.

Tell me about your skit ideas related to disney (Beastiality included since this show is obviously known for that)

Its Charlies Angels/Scream reboot where instead of Charlie on the other end of the speaker its Ghostface.

I ask, because the last season was done in 2022. I'm just curious to know the status of the series.

Watching the movie Troy right now and laughed when I saw our boy

Does anyone know what episode has the scene where Steve Rogers goes into the machine from the first Captain Amerca movie and comes out as Johnny Storm? I saw it like 10 years ago or something

I can't seem to find it anywhere. I'm starting to wonder if I dreamt it up years ago and didn't actually watch it on the show lol

Pls help me find a link to "Foot Fetish" sketch from Robot Chicken!

That sketch is a direct parody of the iconic scene from Pulp Fiction where Jules and Vincent are trying to save Marvin after accidentally shooting him in the face in their car, and are cleaning up the mess. However, instead of Marvin, it's a severed human foot.

Here's how it plays out in the Robot Chicken sketch and why it's so memorable:

The Setup: Just like in Pulp Fiction, a pair of suited guys (in the same style as Vincent and Jules) are in a car with a problem: a severed human foot. The foot is still kicking around and they are visibly unnerved by it.

The "Heart" Issue: One of the guys says, "We gotta get it's heart working," to which the other replies that, "Feet don't have hearts, moron!" This is the twist on the original scene - they're applying the same frantic lifesaving techniques to a foot, which clearly isn't going to work. The whole scene becomes even more absurd because they are trying to revive an inanimate foot.

The Parody: The whole scene is a shot-for-shot parody of the Pulp Fiction scene, including the frantic dialogue, the cleaning supplies (like towels), and the general panic. The absurd and gory situation becomes even more humorous due to the seriousness they are giving it.

Ending: Just like in Pulp Fiction, the clean up leads to more issues and they accidentally bump the head into the rear window, and at this point, they give up and move onto the next step in their job.

Key Elements that make it funny:

Juxtaposition: The seriousness of the Pulp Fiction scene is juxtaposed with the ridiculousness of trying to revive a severed foot.

Physical Comedy: The foot itself is a gross-out gag, and the characters' reactions add to the humor.

Nonsense: The line about needing the foot's heart to work is a perfect example of the sketch's absurd and nonsensical humor.

Cultural Reference: It's funny because you recognize the Pulp Fiction scene, making the parody even more effective.

Why it's memorable:

Perfect Parody: Robot Chicken is known for its parodies, and this is one of its most iconic because it takes a beloved movie scene and twists it into something totally bizarre and hilarious.

Gross-Out Humor: The use of a severed foot definitely plays into the show's gross-out humor.

I am trying to find a specific sketch without rewatching each episode. I've plugged it into Chatgpt, Perplexity, Google, to no avail. Please help me find it. It's about a group of teenage nerds are playing a game when the older brother intervenes, leading to a series of events that end with the elder brother sleeping with the female nerd.

Also Seth as Lord Sidious is fucking funny

From first to last

I’ve watch so many compilations and can’t find it.