Yeah there is, and hopefully it will play out again on the DVD. Are you doing anything like that this season?

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I loved that in Season 4 all the titles fit together to be a secret message. You guys always do clever things with your episode titles. It’s a lot to be like “hey, that was Season 3, Episode 11.” You can do that math on how much that adds up to. But yeah, each episode is 11 minutes long, we have anywhere from 10-15 sketches per episode and then 20 episodes per season. I remember everything and I can probably point to “yes, it was in this season,” but if you asked me what episode, in what season, that’s where it starts to get a little bit crazy. It’s getting to the place where it’s a blur. When you look back while talking to the press and you are asked about a specific episode, can you remember them individually or is it all just a blur? Yeah, you know it’s always weird when it starts because we’ve been working on it for so long that you’re like “Oh yeah, it has to air!” But yeah, the stuff that’s airing this week, we worked on and wrote probably like eight months ago. Season 7 starts this Sunday! Are you guys excited? Fans everywhere can rejoice, because it’s time to bring out your action figures and play with them again! Robot Chickenis back for another season and the extremely affable series co-creator/writer/actor Matthew Senreich took some time to chat with me about the upcoming diabolical adventures of all of our favorite nerdy childhood toys come to raunchy, hilarious life.

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