Naturally, any show with an ADD personality like “Robot Chicken” is going to be hit-and-miss. Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode II was released on DVD on July 21st, 2009.” Most episodes run just over ten minutes and feature dozens of “sketches,” some of which may just be brief jokes that last less a few seconds intertwined with longer scenes. “Robot Chicken” airs during the Adult Swim portion of the Cartoon Network line-up and features stop-motion animation inspired by and using action figures of most of our youth. If you’re completely unfamiliar with “Robot Chicken,” perhaps a “Star Wars” special is not the best place to start. Check out the special, now on DVD, and see for yourself. CHICAGO – Who would have guessed that some of the best “Star Wars”-related material of the ’00s would be produced by Seth Green? And yet, there’s no denying that a lot of what Green delivers with “Robot Chicken: Star Wars Episode II” is smarter than a majority of the product coming out of the Lucas machine.

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