Name: Top 10 Times Robot Chicken Made Fun of Marvel
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Okay, You're going to have to go get that for me.

And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 times.

Robot chicken made fun of Marvel Shield Shield.

Aren't you glad I didn't say shield again?

Here comes Iron Man, where you think we sound the alarm here.

There's still a ways off for this list will be looking at the show's best parodies of Marvel movies, shows and characters.

Which of these robot chicken sketches is your favorite?

In the comments below, let's roll Number 10.

Parodying every agents of Shield episode, the characters on Agents of Shield had to deal with advanced weapons, enhanced humans, aliens or a combination of all three pretty much every day since the show is set in the M.

U fans wondered why the Avengers never showed up to help.

Hilarious robot chicken Sketch explained at all.

When Agent Johnson asks for some superhero backup, Coulson provides an increasingly ridiculous list of excuses for why each Avenger can't come.

Maybe Captain America, Bolivia Hawkeye Gone Dark Black widow, also Bolivia let me be the Hulk.

Dentist, Ant Man, Six Flags Scarlet Witch Spin Class at three.

The sketch concludes with Coulson seeing a hero offscreen.

It's a funny and well deserved knock on the spy show because as much as we love Coulson and company taking down bad guys, couldn't Iron Man have shown up just to help?

Once I'd like to have a lengthy conversation with you about that, it might get loud.

Number nine Peter Spider Sense goes haywire, having a spider sense to warn you of dangerous things.

Coming your way sounds incredibly useful, but one version of Spider Man just found that annoying.

When Peter's spider Sense goes off at breakfast, he assumes a supervillain is coming for him.

But it was just trying to warn him that the milk was spoiled.

Thanks, Spider Sense throughout the rest of the day is spider sense ruins, walking, swinging and alone time with Mary Jane.

His power simply can't tell him exactly what he should watch out for.

Seeing how hilariously inconvenient spider Sense can be makes us glad we don't have that power.

Number eight Zack Morris becomes the worst Avenger.

You might think you're the only person with superpowers, but you are part of a larger time out.

Before Wanda Vision put superheroes in a sitcom, a robot chicken skin put a sitcom character on the Avengers and saved by the bell.

A teenager named Zack Morris was able to stop time with his undefined powers.

Nick Fury decides to recruit him to join the Avengers.

Unfortunately, Zach isn't good at saving the day more Stay in the time.

I should have learned an actual skill to supplement my time out power.

All I know how to do is break the fourth wall to monologue about stuff he decides to quit after he fails to save Hawkeye from meeting a brutal yet funny end right in front of his eyes.

If Zack had been trained properly, he might actually have been more useful than the Archer.

We guess there are some high school students that just don't have what it takes to be an Avenger.

No, Hamilton, what are you talking about?

Even violent alien symbiote boats can't resist a chance to see Lin Manuel Miranda's Hamilton on Broadway.

Eddie Brock learns this fact when venom forces him to see the show.

After the curtain call, the symbiote breaks into Miranda's dressing room and gets a little too close to the performer.

Then, um, then forces the Broadway star to become his new host before going on to perform in the show's Broadway run.

There's something inexplicably hilarious about seeing the vicious symbiote sing some Hamilton lyrics.

Alexander Hamilton is super cool, so maybe he can team up with Spiderman three's Dancing Peter and put together a truly show stopping number.

Daredevil puts down his D's Daredevil Daredevil.

There's an absurd scene in 2000 and three's Daredevil, where the titular character draws out to DS with a flammable material on a subway floor and expects for someone to light it.

Thanks to Robot Chicken, we know exactly how he pulls this off.

The skit shows that it took a good amount of time for Daredevil to plan this all out.

He had to meticulously measure the surface area and pick the right flammable material to pull it off.

The amount of effort Daredevil puts into leaving his calling card is staggering.

Putting his D's down almost seems more important to him than actually saving the day is a superhero.

I'm putting my D's here, my big Flaming D's number five X Men vs Exes.

One of em TV's many reality shows saw exes teaming up to complete challenges.

But what if one of the former couples were both mutants were taking Battle of the exes up a notch?

Please welcome X Men X is Wolverine and Jean Grey, a team of mutants.

When Jean Grey and Wolverine joined the cast of Battle of the Exes, the show fell apart almost instantly during one of their fights.

The mutants hurt or traumatized pretty much all of the contestants.

Jean Grey only wins in the end because she wasn't injured or disqualified.

Jean Grey, legally speaking telekinesis doesn't count as physical assault.

Although we know this mash up was probably created because Battle of the Exes and X men share a letter.

It manages to make fun of reality shows and the ridiculous history between Gene and Wolverine in one fell swoop.