Season: 3
Episode: Werewolf vs. Unicorn
Length: 2:00
Cast: Seth Green (Zorro, Slowpoke Rodriguez, Superman), Pat Pinney (Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester), Tom Root (Announcer, Speedy Gonzales, Store Owner, Border Patrol Officer), Matthew Senreich (Border Patrol Officer), Mila Kunis (Dora the Explorer)
Characters: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sylvester, Speedy Gonzales, Slowpoke Rodriguez, Zorro, Cop, Store Owner, Boots, Superman, El Dorado, Border Patrol Officers
Segment Summary: Gov. Schwarzenegger shows how California is dealing with the Mexican border issue, and frankly, it's not much of an improvment.
Themes: Animals, Comics, Death, Film, Foreign Languages, Politics, Bleeped
Allusions:
- Sylvester, Speedy Gonzales, and Slowpoke Rodriguez are characters from Looney Tunes.
- The display behind Gov. Schwarzenegger has pictures of a Predator, the T-1000 and Danny DeVito in Twins on it.
- The famous folklore vigilante Zorro makes an appearance.
- Comic book character Superman appears in this sketch.
- Dora and Boots are characters from Dora the Explorer.
Trivia / Info:
- Superman is voiced by Seth Green instead of Breckin Meyer, who played him in most of the character's appearances.
- Hugh Davidson, who has done several voices in Robot Chicken, would later voice Slowpoke Rodriguez in The Looney Tunes Show.
- Pat Pinney would later have a connection to Dora in a Paramount+ commercial as Painty the Pirate (from Spongebob Squarepants).
- This is one of the few sketches where a character (in this case, Zorro) swears in a foreign language; "Chinga tu madre" translates to "Fuck your mother".
- Amber from the comic strip “Blakey” was going to be in this sketch, but was cut from the sketch because there kinda wasn’t space for the scene, however it is shown as a deleted animatic on the DVD Set for Robot Chicken Season 3.
Goofs / Nitpicks:
- Zorro is Spanish, not Mexican.
- BTVA credits Breckin Meyer as the voice of Slowpoke Rodriguez in this sketch, despite it clearly sounding like Seth Green's.
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