Robot Chicken season 11 episode 9 Recap and FAQ

Episode Summary

An episode filled with fantastical and absurd scenarios: A shortage of red balloons leads to a skeleton encounter, discussing anatomy and containment fields. A character aspires to enhance their demigod powers with a sea tattoo. Parodies include a gender-flipped "Splash," a Scooby-Doo mystery revealing a mundane villain, and a confrontation in "Labyrinth" addressing inappropriate behavior. The popular Pig Boy at a school dance elevates a student's status. A "Sims" parody explores life controlled by a player. Ends with the Stoopid Monkey logo.

Full Episode S11E09 Recap

### Scene 1: The Skeleton Encounter - Two characters discuss a shortage of red balloons. - A living skeleton appears, sparking a conversation about skeletal anatomy. - The first character tries to cut the skeleton with a sword, learning about a containment field that binds the skeleton. ### Scene 2: The Maui Demigod - A character expresses a desire to have the sea tattooed across their back to enhance their demigod powers. ### Scene 3: Various Characters' Interactions - A sneak peek of a gender-flipped reboot of "Splash" is shown. - Characters transform into various personas, including a Reddit user and a ska band member. - Remarks are made about appearances, likening them to various stereotypes. ### Scene 4: The Scooby-Doo Parody - The Scooby gang plans to split up to find a ghost in a rock 'n' roll venue. - Velma encounters a fake ghost, who is actually a middle-aged man. - Velma reveals catching all the villains and contracting herpes from the Miner 49er. ### Scene 5: The Labyrinth Parody - Sarah confronts the Goblin King, Jareth, about his inappropriate behavior towards her. - Jareth tries to justify his actions, but Sarah calls him out, using #MeToo against him. ### Scene 6: Pig Boy at the School Dance - A character's dad volunteers to chaperone a dance, leading to an encounter with Pig Boy. - Pig Boy becomes popular by eating the dad's pants, elevating the son's social status. ### Scene 7: The Sims Parody - A character finds themselves living in "The Sims" world. - Experiences typical Sims activities like WooHoo and dealing with a player's whims. - The character realizes they are controlled by a bored teenage boy. ### Scene 8: Stoopid Monkey - The segment ends with a Stoopid Monkey logo and a chicken noise.

Frequently Asked Questions

What keeps the living skeleton together?

A containment field binds the skeleton.

Why does the character want a sea tattoo?

To enhance their Maui demigod powers.

What is the gender-flipped reboot shown in the episode?

A reboot of "Splash."

Who is the fake ghost in the Scooby-Doo parody?

A middle-aged white man pretending to be a phantom rock star.

What accusation does Sarah make against Jareth in the Labyrinth parody?

Inappropriate behavior and being overly sexual towards her as a minor.

Why does Pig Boy become popular at the school dance?

For eating a dad's pants, leading to increased popularity for the son.

What is the main character's experience in "The Sims" parody?

Living as a Sim, including WooHoo and realizing they are controlled by a player.

How does the segment end?

With a Stoopid Monkey logo and a chicken noise.

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