laym as hell

Hmmm.....I found that whole episode to be hilarious, except that one skit.

Robot Chicken makes a classic parody approximately once every 79 skits. This was one of the other 78 that's about as hilarious as "Disaster Movie".

Ahem, Adultswim.co.uk works.

I have yet to experience something anus shattering good.

Heretic,

Your trolling gets worse every day. Please, continue sucking.

Sincerely,

Destructoid.

@ Heretic
I had constructed a rather witty reply however I have hidden it so you need to be in the UK to see it.

Here's a small clip though, "...Your questionably sized..."

LOL I love Robot Chicken.

Youtube version plz, Cartoon Network hates me..

Cant be watched in Europe, thats the most retarded shit i ever read. Fuck adult swim.
Dear Heretic, pls post your address here as i'd love to come stomp on your ugly fucking face.

Hello international buddy, I have to direct you to the torrents!

I love how everyone is bitching about how Adultswim's clips can't be watched in Europe when the BBC does the same with with their site. Get over it people. It'll be up on YouTube soon enough.

Seriously, shut the fuck up people. Here's a recap:

Excitebike guy goes over a few bumps and says it feels "anusshatteringly good", goes through a few wild and crazy bumps and loops and hurts himself.
Ambulance comes to pick him up, and then proceeds to go over previous bumps and loops.

Now quit jerking it over your respective flags and please go on with your daily business.

Goddamn you BBCode.

Also, this video isn't necessarily worth the (minor) effort but it can save countless headaches in the future.

Wow, there are a hell of a lot of Europeans and Aussies on this site now.....

@JesusofWales: Thanks for the tip m8, but somehow i doubt the clip is funny enough to be worth the trouble.

Anus shattering, damn.

The BBC's lockout actually has some logic. Since it's funded by taxpayers, it really isn't right for people who haven't paid the TV tax to view BBC content. Incidentally, this has caused an issue where the BBC is trying to figure out how to deal with UK people who watch stuff on their computer but don't own a TV. It'll be interesting to see how that is resolved.

Anyway, there's zero excuse for a non-taxpayer funded company to not broadcast outside of their own borders. I know it's because of how they sub-license their content to companies in other countries, but that sort of model simply does not work on the internet and it is their fault for attempting to continue with a failed business model. Especially when piracy is international. You know your business model has failed when it is easier for somebody like me to download a video off of a torrent site than attempt to find a legitimate way of viewing it without jumping through hoops like proxies.

This is just one example of what those of us who don't happen to live in the US go through. I really think that if companies don't wake up and start catering to international audiences, the Internet will basically become segregated. The US and all its stuff will be on one side, and everyone else will be on the other side, with little overlap.

I'm not going to jump through the hoops of setting up a proxy. Not when there are other sites (like YouTube or Nicovideo) with plenty of content for me to view.

@bVork

I completely agree; this sort of practice simply should not be happening in the age of the internet; it is unnecessary, avoidable and divisive. The way I see it, investing ~5 minutes into setting up a proxy that could solve problems on sites like adultswim, Hulu etc for years to come is an efficient way of accessing the content - especially compared to the hassle of torrents or waiting for the content to appear on a site like YouTube. This doesn't solve the problem in the long run (there is no 'quick-fix' in this case), but it's an effective workaround if you just want to view the odd video quickly.

Living in a country that isn't the US can sometimes feel like a disability in terms of getting the latest content (be it game releases or online videos) but at least in this case, there is a workaround.

Europeans need to stop crying. Also, NightDehumidifier, that statement is so very wrong. If you think Robot Chicken is all Adult Swim has, you're even stupider than you sound.

So much hate in this post.

Mind shutting the fuck up a bit, please?

To the fucking Jingoists on this page

YOU shut the fuck up, without Region CockBlocking the world would be a better place. I could buy episodes of Fist of the North Star directly form Toei for the price of a bottle of Iron Bru (The best non alcoholic drink in the world bar none), I could also watch shows that will never show up on tv because TV sucks over here and I could also comunicate with my brotheren around the world rather than be forced to talk to my fatheren at my home.

Americans created RegionCockBlocking and hence, they are the enemy. All people who have told innocents to shut the fuck up are hence forth members of an oppressive regieme of some sort.

Also, you don't get to see the new Doctor Who legaly untill a year after the fact from now own, I've disscussed this with Sci-fi and they agreed.

Shit, I can't even view this from Canada? I hate that.

Oh well, like everything else, it will be on youtube in a week or less, or is already there.

One little video started all these anti-American sentiments? Really? You know there's a war going on right now, right? Please go back to hating us for legitimate reasons.

By the way guys, every single American was polled by Adult Swim and we all decided that you Europeans couldn't watch it. It's a decision every single one of us made, so you can totally blame us for it. Also, I told President Bush that it was okay to invade Iraq. So, there's that too...