Changes: Opening Sequence

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Episode: Junk in the Trunk-Fool's Goldfinger

Length: :35

Characters: Chicken, Mad Scientist

Segment Summary: A mad scientist revives a dead chicken by placing robotic parts into it. As a punishment for this, the chicken must now watch mindless clips of television for all eternity. Or at least until the show ends.

Animated By: Sue Twining, Seamus Walsh

Themes: Animals, Death, Silent

Allusions:

The chicken is forced to watch TV Mix via eye clamps, as in A Clockwork Orange.

Trivia / Info:

The opening sequence was left out of the episode Werewolf vs. Unicorn. The opening credits were appended to the end credits.
In Previously On Robot Chicken, a pre-intro skit reveals how the Chicken dies.
The opening was Star Wars'd for Robot Chicken: Star Wars.
When the show begins another season, the clips on the TV sets change.
As explained in the online commentary for Robot Chicken Star Wars episode 2, the only change to the opening was the 2nd Death Star replacing the original.

Goofs / Nitpicks:

As pointed out by Douglas Goldstein in the Tapping a Hero Commentary, the Chicken's right ocular clamp is superfluous, as its respective robotic eye is by nature permanently open.
In an apparent error, the opening sequence for Drippy Pony aired without any of the opening credits.
From seasons six and seven, the Intro has been role reversed, with the mad scientist killed by the falling tv sets, and being turned into a robot and being forced to watch Television.

Online Commentary:
Hello - Robot Eye - Re-Animating

Transcription - Interpretations

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-*The chicken is forced to watch via eye clamps, as in [[A Clockwork Orange]].
+|allusions  =*The chicken is forced to watch TV Mix via eye clamps, as in [[A Clockwork Orange]].
+|trivia     = *The opening sequence was left out of the episode [[Werewolf vs. Unicorn]]. The opening credits were appended to the end credits.
+*In [[Previously On Robot Chicken]], a pre-intro skit reveals how the [[Chicken]] dies.
-|trivia=
-*The opening sequence was left out of the episode [[Werewolf vs. Unicorn]].
+*The opening was [[Robot Chicken Star Wars Opening|Star Wars'd]] for [[Robot Chicken: Star Wars]].
+*When the show begins another season, the clips on the TV sets change.
-*The intro appears twice in [[Previously on Robot Chiken]] but before the intro you see how the [[Chicken]] dies.
+*As explained in the online commentary for Robot Chicken Star Wars episode 2, the only change to the opening was the 2nd Death Star replacing the original.
+|goofs      =*As pointed out by [[Douglas Goldstein]] in the [[Greetings!|Tapping a Hero Commentary]], the Chicken's right ocular clamp is superfluous, as its respective robotic eye is by nature permanently open.
-|goofs=
 *In an apparent error, the opening sequence for [[Drippy Pony]] aired without any of the opening credits.
+* From seasons six and seven, the Intro has been role reversed, with the mad scientist killed by the falling tv sets, and being turned into a robot and being forced to watch Television.
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+|commentary = [[Hello]] - [[Robot Eye]] - [[Re-Animating]]}}
+[[Category:Characters]]