Name: Top 10 Times Robot Chicken Roasted Kids Shows
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And today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 times Robot chicken, roasted kid shows.

Alvin is not the only one who can score with the ladies.

Your new show is morally bankrupt and utterly devoid of educational content.

For this list will be looking at sketches where Robot Chicken parodied a classic kid show.

Which of these sketches ruined your childhood?

This sketch is a mashup between Scooby Doo and the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo.

Scooby and the Gang at the team up with Elizabeth Selander, the main character of Steeg Larson's novels.

Elizabeth is able to help the gang solve their mystery by offering her unique skill set as an expert hacker, though she does make the team uncomfortable with her quirks.

This dark send up of Scooby Doo highlights the shortcomings of Mystery Inc sleuthing skills such as Fred's instinct to have the team needlessly split up here are receipts for a ghost costume, a one way ticket to Brazil and 12 drums of acetone, the most common Austin accelerant.

He's planning to burn the park for the insurance money, blame it on a ghost and flee the country.

I say we split up number nine Mission Kim possible.

In this sketch, Kim Possible gets captured on a mission in North Korea, and she's greeted by Kim Jong Un, who proceeds to taunt her as she's locked in a cage with alligators.

What follows is shameless wordplay where the teenage spy and the brutal dictator trash talk each other using ponds that start with Kim's You're So Kim mature.

That's really the extent of the whole sketch.

It's a ridiculous premise where one of the most notorious world leaders of the modern age is portrayed as a cartoonish Disney villain.

This is much easier than one of us ever getting a girlfriend.

Tired of living with Ernie, Bert decides to get a new roommate named Sam that he found on Craigslist.

However, this is a regretful decision, as Sam is delusional and far less considerate than Ernie.

Sam is as disruptive as Ernie, but he's more disturbing when he pesters birds.

When Bird and Sam sing a song about tying shoes, Sam veers off the topic and brings up conspiracies.

The American government plan 911 Needless to say, Sam isn't a good fit for Bird.

We guess poor Burt is destined to be annoyed by his roommate, regardless of who it is.

Garfield At the Vet We have some bad news.

Someone got a case of the Mondays you have Type two diabetes.

This is a grim sketch where Garfield's poor diet leads to his doom during a trip to the vet.

Garfield is diagnosed with diabetes and is told that he needs an operation to save his life.

However, John puts his foot down and refuses the operation, sealing the felines face.

It's like a used car man I can't drop that kind of cash into a 13 year old cat.

When he gets a replacement cat, he chooses to feed the cat the same diet as he did Garfield, thus sending this cat down a similar road.

This sketch puts the blame on Garfield's eating habits squarely on John, accusing him of being a bad pet owner.

The formula to the crabby patty is a closely guarded secret, and this sketch offers an explanation as to why that's the case.

SpongeBob barges in from the kitchen to reveal to diners at the Krusty Krab that crabby Patties are made of crab, a reference to the 1973 classic sci fi film Soylent Green.

You gotta tell him Silent Brady's people.

He also accuses his boss, Mr Crabs, of using one of his former employees as the meat for one of his crabby Patties and feeding his customers their own kind to pay you to kill us.

You know, the last honest man in bikini bottom.

Now, Mr Crabs is a cutthroat businessman who's obsessed with money.

But surely he wouldn't resort to such business practices on the real SpongeBob Woody.

Mm Number five Dora The Explorer Years have passed since Dora was a child, and now she's a teenager about to celebrate her quinceanera.

No longer a wide eyed child, Dora acts like a total delinquent stealing alcohol from a store and scoring illicit substances from a friend.

However, as Dora engages in this behavior, it's in an interactive format like her show, and she gets help along the way from her trusty backpack and map.

Okay, okay, he's at the park on 12 under the Jungle Gym.

A couple of familiar characters from the show make appearances.

Swiper shows up to Doris Quinceanera, looking to hook up with Dora's friends and boots, has shown on a security tape attacking an elderly woman in a driveway.

Number four, The time of the Great Pumpkin.

Through the use of black magic, Linus is able to summon the Great Pumpkin and finally meet the long sought after figure.

However, the great pumpkin turns out to be an evil creature and eats the kids from the Peanuts gang one by one.

The sketch references several of the classic tropes, from the Charlie Brown cartoons from Lucy pulling the football to the adults who speak incoherently to the kids.

Oh, I never have any idea what any adult says.

The world of Charlie Brown was always depressing and bleak, but robot chicken managed to make it much worse.

Number three Undercover Smurf boss trying to get more information on the day to day affairs in the Smurf Village, Papa Smurf goes undercover, much like the reality TV show Undercover Boss.

He works as an intern first for Farmer Smurf and then Doctor Smurf, where he fails miserably practicing medicine instead of being wise and compassionate.

Papa Smurf is portrayed as condescending and incompetent.

Teach me to care about your sad little life.

I mean your noble and fulfilling career choice.

The sketch looks at problems from Smurf Village that would be overlooked in the cartoon, and it raises an interesting question.

How is grouchy Smurf useful to the village?

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