Ep 20. Book of Corrine

In the highly anticipated 20th episode of Robot Chicken titled " Book of Corrine," the show creators bring forth their trademark humor and zany antics. The episode features a collection of skits, each one as hilarious and absurd as the last.

The show opens with a twist on a classic children's story as the Big Bad Wolf takes matters into his own hands to save Red Riding Hood from an abusive relationship with the Woodsman. Next, an alien invasion takes over a retirement home, causing chaos among the elderly residents. A parody of the classic Star Trek episode "The Naked Time" follows, where a virus takes over the Enterprise and causes the crew to let loose their deepest, darkest secrets.

The episode continues with a hilarious take on the classic horror film, The Exorcist, where a puppet is possessed by a gassy demon. An infomercial for a revolutionary new product called the "Diabeetus Pogo Stick" follows, much to the amusement of the audience. The Robot Chicken team then spoofs a popular reality TV show by staging a fake intervention for Strawberry Shortcake.

In a different skit, a woman marries her beloved cactus, only to learn that her new husband has some prickly flaws. Then, Batman and Robin take on their most challenging foe yet- marriage counseling. The episode concludes with a biting critique of the movie The Da Vinci Code, where the conspiracy theorists finally get their just deserts.

As always, the writing is sharp, and the humor is on point. The skits are timely and relevant, poking fun at pop culture and societal norms while still managing to be hilarious. The pacing of the episode keeps the audience engaged and entertained, with just enough time spent on each skit to keep things fresh.

The animation is, as always, top-notch. The team behind Robot Chicken has perfected their craft, and it shows in every episode. The stop-motion animation is smooth and seamless, with incredible attention to detail given to even the smallest elements of each skit.

Overall, "Book of Corrine" is a standout episode of Robot Chicken. If you're a fan of the show, you won't want to miss it. The skits are clever, the writing is funny, and the animation is incredible. This is truly an episode for the ages.