February 13, 2008 | 6 Comments

Robot Chicken’s Most Perverted Moments



We porn bloggers are a very sophisticated bunch. We don’t just look at porn and sex, we discuss it within the larger context of other societal, economic and historical phenomena to provide a mature, nuanced reading of the source material. Of course, sometimes we just like to laugh at dick jokes. That’s why we so enjoy “Robot Chicken” on the Cartoon Network, because there’s no sexual situation, erotic theme, or cultural taboo that can’t be made funny with stop-motion animation and toy dolls. Check out this collection of best sexual moments from the show’s archive and see what we mean.

· 10 Best Robot Chicken Sex Moments (adultswim.com)

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  • William Thirteen

    sadly – according to the Adult Swim site – we perverts outside the US security perimeter are unable to view their videos…looks like its back to those hot smurf flicks!

  • Dashiell Bennett

    @William Thirteen: Just to claify, can you not view the video in this post or just when watching on the Adult Swim website?

  • Conrad

    @Dashiell Bennett: I can’t watch the video in this post, but I can watch it on their site. Also, i’m in the US.

  • rad_matter

    @Conrad: I had no trouble watching this video in this post as well as on their site.

  • William Thirteen

    i can’t view it either here or there – it flashes up a message as follows:

    “Hello International Buddy,

    You’ve reach this page because we are currently not allowed to share our videos across United States borders. It sucks. We know.

    In the meantime, why not play a game on the main site or log on to our message boards to tell us how much you hate us now?

    Sincerely,

    adultswim.com”

    sigh…i hate your freedom

  • Anonymous

    For those stuck outside the US, like myself, I can recommend “hotspot shield” – creates a vpn through to a US based server (as long as you don’t have a proxy set up in your browser).

    It might also work for things like Hulu, which require you to be US based ;-)