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Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode Ii
DVD cover
Created by	Seth Light-green Matthew Senreich
Written by	Seth Green Breckin Meyer Hugh Davidson Mike Fasolo Douglas Goldstein Dan Milano Tom Root Matthew Senreich Kevin Shinick Zeb Wells
Directed by	Seth Greenish
Starring	Seth Green Abraham Benrubi Bob Bergen Ahmed Best Rachael Leigh Cook Hugh Davidson Donald Faison Keith Ferguson Carrie Fisher Seth MacFarlane Breckin Meyer Dan Milano Conan O'Brien Adrianne Palicki Andy Richter Amy Smart Zeb Wells Billy Dee Williams
Theme music composer	Les Claypool
Country of origin	United states of america
Production
Production companies	Lucasfilm Sony Pictures Digital Stoopid Monkey ShadowMachine Films
Benefactor	Williams Street Warner Bros. Television
Release
Original network	Adult Swim
Original release	Nov xvi, 2008 (2008-xi-sixteen)
Chronology
Preceded by	Robot Chicken: Star Wars
Followed by	Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode Three

"Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode Two" is a 2008 episode of the tv comedy serial Robot Chicken, and the sequel to the Annie Award winning "Robot Chicken Star Wars", which aired every bit a one-off special during Cartoon Network's Adult Swim cake on November 16, 2008. Like "Robot Chicken: Star Wars" it has been released on its own DVD, on July 21, 2009, and will non exist part of a season box set. The DVD contains the original broadcast version, and the "Extended Version", which features an additional 15 minutes of footage cut from the circulate version. It was nominated for a 2009 Primetime Emmy Laurels for Outstanding Animated Program (for Programming Less Than I Hour).

Synopsis [edit]

"Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode Two" is a 22-infinitesimal-long special episode of Robot Craven

List of Skits in the Broadcast Version [edit]

1. Boba Fett kills many Ewoks using his laser blasters, lightsabers, and a rocket from his backpack before Princess Leia arrives, does a striptease which leaves Leia in her slave outfit and and so proceeds to make Boba grope her. In the end, all is revealed equally a nerd group fiction.
2. Opening sequence, redone from the previous special "Robot Chicken: Star Wars", based on the terminate sequences of Star Wars: Episode Iii – Revenge of the Sith but modified from the original (the condition of the Death Star in the groundwork is that of the half-synthetic version seen in Return of the Jedi). The Mad Scientist (as Emperor Palpatine) saves the Robot Chicken (as Darth Vader) from the volcanic planet Mustafar and rebuilds it earlier forcing it to watch the show.
3. Palpatine goes to his barber for a haircut who eventually suggests the idea of hiring a bounty hunter to capture the crew of the Millennium Falcon instead of relying on Darth Vader.
4. Parody of the Geonosian arena scene from Star Wars: Episode 2 – Assail of the Clones, equally an over-the-height commercial for a monster truck result.
5. Princess Leia scolds Luke Skywalker for missing Ben Kenobi, whom he met the day before, while her entire family and planet has been destroyed.
6. Gary the Stormtrooper brings his girl to work, which includes the assault on Tantive IV during the opening sequence of Star Wars Episode Iv: A New Hope. Gary and his daughter are afterward Tatooine, encountering Obi-Wan Kenobi in a parody of the "These Are Non The Droids You Are Looking For" scene where Gary shouts at his daughter when she tries to tell him the droids are the ones they're looking for, only to merits he could not retrieve with the temperatures being too loftier.
7. The interrogator droid from the Expiry Star refuses to torture Leia. It becomes a parody of medical drama shows where "Dr. Ball" points out medical inadequacies from the movies.
8. A jingle for "Admiral Ackbar's Fish Sticks" is suggested and rejected. The band from the Mos Eisley Cantina, who has a member who wrote the jingle, are disappointed. One member suggests that it's ameliorate as an instrumental.
9. A stormtrooper mourns the loss of a fellow trooper killed by Princess Leia.
10. A mouse is shown piloting a "mouse droid" that is scared by Chewbacca.
11. Parody of the scene from Revenge of the Sith where Anakin Skywalker kills the younglings in the Jedi temple. Anakin deals with the trauma of killing children by imagining he'due south on planet Naboo and the children are sunflowers — which subsequently gives Padmé a fright when he brings her a bouquet of "fresh cut sunflowers".
12. 2 AT-ATs take a race during the Boxing of Hoth.
13. In perhaps the just oceanic function of Tatooine, a Krayt Dragon gives a dramatic speech about how planets made up of only i topographic feature (similar Hoth [ice], Endor's Forest Moon [wood], and Mustafar [lava]) are ridiculous, and departs to explore the rest of the planet. A week later, C-3PO walks by the dragon's skeleton in the desert.
14. Continuation of the third scene where Palpatine goes to his barber. In a parody of the "What is thy behest" scene from The Empire Strikes Back, Palpatine criticizes (and belittles) Darth Vader and then puts an advertisement out for bounty hunters.
15. Parody of GEICO commercials using Jar Jar Binks to explicate automobile insurance. At the end, the customer comments that her caption makes more than sense than Jar Jar's babblings.
16. Continuation from the fourteenth scene, parodying the bounty hunter scene from The Empire Strikes Back.
17. Lando Calrissian comments on the name of Boba Fett'south transport, Slave I.
18. Recycled skit from "Moesha Poppins" where Han Solo, Chewbacca and Princess Leia have an awkward repast with Boba Fett, Lando Calrissian and Darth Vader.
19. Advertizement for Bob Goldstein, an attorney who specializes in suing Jedi and whatsoever cases involving missing limbs. Among his clients are a Wampa, Ponda Baba and Darth Maul.
20. Parody of a scene from The Empire Strikes Back, where Han Solo hears an unexpected confession from Chewbacca before he is frozen in carbonite.
21. Parody of the scene from The Empire Strikes Dorsum where Darth Vader says the line, "I am altering the bargain, pray I don't alter it any further", in which he continually alters the deal as soon equally Lando Calrissian voices a complaint, to make him do such embarrassing things, such every bit wearing a dress, riding a unicycle, and wearing clown shoes and referring to himself as "Mary".
22. Parody of the scene from The Empire Strikes Dorsum where Luke Skywalker refuses Darth Vader'southward offering to join the dark side; in this version, Luke imagines what a father/son human relationship with Darth Vader would be similar, complete with fishing, learning to ride a bike, teaching Luke how to shave, and a male parent/son intermission dance contest against Jango and Boba Fett. He accepts the offer but trips on his manner back to Vader and falls anyway.
23. A couple looking to purchase an apartment in Cloud City. Their interaction with the apartment'southward "features" causes Luke's further perils later his fall in the previous scene.
24. Mon Mothma orders the calamari at a restaurant, much to the annoyance of Admiral Ackbar.
25. The backwash of Boba Fett being swallowed past the Sarlacc. In guild to preserve his reputation, he withholds the truth from a Weequay convict that his dropping in hither was the result of an accident, claiming that he defeated 67 Jedi and killed Han Solo plus Luke Skywalker earlier jumping into the Sarlacc.
26. Palpatine has an awful mean solar day. Showtime, the Death Star'south spaceport loses his luggage, forcing him to buy a novelty T-shirt at a gift store; and so, it turns out that his throne is directly beneath an air vent and lastly, a frustrated Darth Vader throws him downwards a reactor vent.
27. End credits - Chickens "bawk" the Star Wars theme.
28. After the credits - 2 Royal officers hash out the country of the Empire after the second Death Star's destruction. Even though they yet have a vast arsenal of weapons and starships and many legions of stormtroopers, the Rebels nonetheless win because they destroyed the Death Star and killed Palpatine at the same fourth dimension. The Imperial Officers so decide to go go massages.

List of Skits in the Extended Version [edit]

1. Parody of the introductionary opening clamber from A New Promise, where the narrative writing rapidly becomes much too breezy.
2. Anakin returns to the Lars homestead with the body of his female parent. Padme, Owen and Beru start laughing when they call him "Lilliputian Orphan Ani." In a follow-upwards skit, just before Owen and Beru are killed in A New Hope, the stormtrooper says they may now express joy at the joke before they are burned alive.
3. A Tusken Raider flees a bar when the bartender comes upwardly backside him. Obi-Wan tells the bartender that they startle hands, but volition return in greater numbers (much to the barman's pleasure).
4. R2-D2'southward shutting down of the Death Star's garbage compactors poses a problem to Darth Vader when he attempts to get rid of his dinner leftovers via the kitchen sink.
5. When Princess Leia names Dantooine equally the principal Rebel base of operations to Governor Tarkin, Vader immediately orders the Death Star crew to burn upon the planet, forgetting in his excitement that Tarkin's house is located there.
6. During the honoring ceremony following the outset Death Star's destruction, Han and Luke react with indignation at the less-than-flattering inscriptions on their medals.
7. When Han and Luke render to the Insubordinate base of operations on Hoth, ii Tauntauns are outraged to hear near the fate of their beau Maurice.
8. When the Insubordinate fighter fleet masses for an attack, a new epitome fighter - a "Q-Wing" - goes completely out of control due to the inconvenient placement of its principal thruster.
9. Full general Grievous, working as a auto washer, is forced to make utilize of his boosted arms to become the task done.
10. Admiral Ackbar, participating in a quiz show, fails to detect the very give-and-take which would become role of his about famous quote.
11. A scene casting a somber view on Greedo'due south abandoned abode while the residue of the galaxy is as however unaware of his death.
12. During his training on Dagobah, Luke'due south acrobatic achievements make Yoda - whom he carries on his back - go spectacularly ill.
13. Zuckuss and four-LOM respond to Vader's advertizement for able bounty hunters.
14. Before joining the bounty hunter meeting, Dengar asks Bossk what recent bounty hunter adventures he had. Bossk thinks back to him fighting some adversaries in a similar style to the opening scene of Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom; but then replies, "Nothing much".
15. Bib Fortuna blow-dries his head-tails.
16. After the Millennium Falcon evades the Imperial Armada past floating amongst a Star Destroyer'due south garbage, Dengar prepares to pursue them, boasting nearly his "sneaky" toilet seat-shaped ship before it is smashed to pieces past a stray asteroid.
17. When the Ugnaughts of Bespin's junk disposal unit taunt Chewbacca past throwing around C-3PO's caput, one of them - a failed football game histrion - once again misses his chance to proceed a hold on the prize.
18. An extension to the "Moesha Poppins" skit, in which IG-88 waits in the wrong dining room to capture Han, Leia and Chewbacca.
19. During the clone troopers' attack on the Geonosian arena, ane of the soldiers becomes concerned virtually Yoda'south peculiar speech design.
20. A mock commercial about "My Little Tauntaun" dolls.
21. A parody of a final scene from Revenge of the Sith, where Palpatine is depicted as an innocent-actualization simply naughty child who taunts his pet cat, "Mr. Whiskers" (Vader), over the loss of his "squeaky toy".
22. When Lando Calrissian and Chewbacca prepare to depart for their quest for Han, Chewbacca complains unintelligibly about Lando acting equally Han'southward replacement - correct down to his clothes and aftershave.
23. When Obi-Wan Kenobi's Force ghost relays Darth Vader's total story to Luke, he and Yoda also explain about the technicalities of truth within the moving-picture show trilogy's continuity in the form of a musical functioning.
24. Parody of the scene from Return of the Jedi where Luke removes Darth Vader's helmet; every bit the Death Star coiffure evacuates, one of the crew members pauses to accept a picture of Vader with a camera telephone.
25. The Ewoks are killed by falling droppings from the destruction of the second Expiry Star.
26. A post-credit scene showcasing numerous outtakes from the Boba Fett in the Pit of Sarlacc sequence, where Fett is constantly spoiling his functioning.

Bandage [edit]

• Seth Green as Obi Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker, Nerd, Ponda Baba, Bob Goldstein, various voices
• Seth MacFarlane as The Emperor, Dr. Ball, Cantina Band Member
• Breckin Meyer as Boba Fett, Admiral Ackbar
• Abraham Benrubi equally Darth Vader
• Bob Bergen as Luke Skywalker
• Ahmed Best equally Jar Jar Binks
• Hugh Davidson as Stormtrooper, Rebel Trooper
• Keith Ferguson as Han Solo, General Veers
• Conan O'Brien as Zuckuss, Star Wars nerd
• Adrianne Palicki as Padmé Amidala, Jessica
• Carrie Fisher equally Princess Leia, Female Krayt Dragon
• Billy Dee Williams as Lando Calrissian, Ackbar'southward Manager
• Donald Faison as Gary the Stormtrooper, Regal Pilot, Darth Maul
• Andy Richter equally Male Krayt Dragon, 4LOM
• Zeb Wells every bit Dengar

Writers [edit]

• Seth Green
• Breckin Meyer
• Hugh Davidson
• Mike Fasolo
• Douglas Goldstein
• Dan Milano
• Tom Root
• Matthew Senreich
• Kevin Shinick
• Zeb Wells

DVD release [edit]

"Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode Two" was released on DVD on July 21, 2009.^[1] The DVD contains the original broadcast version, and the "Extended Version", which features an boosted 15 minutes of footage cut from the broadcast version, forth with many bonus features.^[2]

Sequel [edit]

"Robot Craven: Star Wars Episode 3" was shown on Dec nineteen, 2010.

Notes [edit]

1. ^ "Robot Chicken: Star Wars - Episode Two - DVD review".
2. ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2009-03-21. Retrieved 2009-08-ten . {{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived re-create equally championship (link)

External links [edit]

• Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode II at IMDb

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robot_Chicken:_Star_Wars_Episode_II

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