Others say...

"Hilarious!"
I loved this DVD, although the feature presentation was super short...I was hoping for a little more length.

"Yes, but it's censored."
I was so hoping this release would be uncensored. Instead we get bleeps where all the "naughty words" are spoken.

Thanks, moralists who don't even watch this stuff anyway.

"Short, but great!"
Ah, "Star Wars"... nothing like "Star Wars"... nothing like "Star Wars"... nothing at all!

Fanboys everywhere should love this disc! Six commentary tracks, lots of behind the scenes stuff, and Jar Jar Binks being sucked out an airlock! What's not to like?

Well, the run time. At least when "Family Guy" did their "Star Wars" spoof it was 42 minutes. This one is about half that length. True, the show itself has half the run time of "Family Guy", but still.

Aside from that, all the sketches are great, you get George Lucas doing his own voice, Mark Hamil turning up as Luke and plenty of great moments tweaking the nose of the "Star Wars" franchise!

And am I alone in thinking I might actually want to see "Empire on Ice"?

"Great fun"
If you enjoy Adult Swim and Robot Chicken, this is great fun. Fun is poked at everyone and everything. I love the scene where the dark lord gets a phone call and orders lunch. I have watched several times and find new things to laugh at each time, usually because I was too busy laughing at something else when I watched before and missed it. I have really enjoyed watching and think that I will for some time.

"Hysterical send-up of the beloved classic!"
I've been a Robot Chicken fan since season 1, and anyone who doesn't like Star Wars is a filthy commie. So when I heard these two pop culture phenomenons were teaming up, I was ecstatic. And the episode didn't fail to deliver. Sure, like most episodes of Robot Chicken, there were some misses, but they hit on the mark more times than not. Especially funny were the classic "What the hell is an Aluminum Falcon" episode, the "Yo Momma Fight" sketch, and the real reason why walrus guy got his arm cut off in episode IV. This is definitely a DVD all Star Wars or Robot Chicken fans (or both) can appreciate and love.