Robot Chicken:

Robot Chicken: Nutcracker Sweet

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"You Got Robo-Served" brings Voltron, the Defender of the Universe, to center stage in a break dancing contest against Robeast. In "Secrets of the Animal Kingdom," an educational trip into nature reveals the secrets behind the mongoose, hyena and lemming. Finally, deep into the underground tunnels of Disney World, Walt Disney's head lives on and feeds on Cuban children. Read full recap »

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Writers:: Seth Green Mike Fasolo Matthew Senreich

Director:: Douglas Goldstein

Stars:: Seth Green (Commander Keith, Narrator); Dan Milano (Pidge, Hyena, Elian Gonzalez); Mike Henry (Various)

Recurring Role:: Sarah Michelle Gellar (Girl, Princess Allura, Lioness)

Guest Star:: Michael Banyaer (Policeman); Kurtwood Smith (Walt Disney)

The base of the Elian Gonzalez toy is briefly visable as it falls down at the end of the Walt Disney segment. edit »
In the 'Pattycake' segment, it shows Jesus & Moses playing pattycake with each other, but they were not alive together during the same time period. edit »
The shot of the lemmings going over the cliff in the JFK assassination segment is obviously repeated. edit »
The hotel that the Knife and Spoon go to is called 'Cheap Rooms.' edit »
The Robeast was destroyed, being actually cut apart, for the 'You Got Robo-Served' segment. edit »

The creators commented that they didn't like the 'I Have Big Boobs' segment because there's no real joke. edit »
The 'You Got Robo-Served' segment was included on the DVD release for 'Voltron: Defender of the Universe - Vol 1' as a Special Feature. edit »
The two animators in charge of the 'You Got Robo-Served' dance-off are big fans of the You Got Served film. Only one animator took control of each side of the dance-off.
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Rejected Show Title
The title of this episode, Nutcracker Sweet, is one of the names that was rejected for the show's title. Thus, it is used here as the title of the episode. edit »
[adult swim] ratings
708,000 adults 18-34 edit »

Kids: Hey Kool-Aid!
Kool-Aid Man: (A baseball cracks Kool-Aid Man's pitcher and he starts gushing Kool-Aid from the hole) Oh no! edit »
Girl: This is me. And this is Stalin. We're married. edit »
(Green Voltron Lion is humping blue Voltron Lion)
Girl in Blue Voltron Lion: Pidge, get off. edit »
Little Girl: This is me. This is Seth Green. We're married. edit »
Enemy Ships:(surrounding Voltron) Serve! Serve! Serve! Serve! Serve! edit »

Walt Disney

The segment of 'Walt Disney Attacks' is based around the life of famous animator, story teller and visionary Walt Disney. The segment also plays on the urban legends surrounding the his death. edit »
Elian Gonzalez

The Cuban boy that appears in the Walt Disney segment is Elian Gonzalez; a six-year-old Cuban child rescued at sea in 1999. edit »
Harry Potter

The 'Potter In Pain' segment uses the character of Harry Potter created by J.K. Rowling; appearing in a series of book and movies. edit »
Barney

The scene showing the kids crying features a character bearing a resemblance to TV's Barney. The reason for the children crying is because it is a 'knock-off' and not the real thing. edit »
Joseph Stalin

The little girl drawing with her crayons talks about being in love with Stalin, and draws a picture of him. Joseph Stalin was an infamous polital leader and communistic dictator of the Soviet Union during the 1940th and the 50th. edit »

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Nutcracker Sweet
The Bottom Line: "Series classic"
wow my first ever episode i was drawn to this show as it was mentioned peter griffin (seth mcfarlene) featured in the episode... ...Continue »
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