This is the most offensive thing I've ever seen. I can't believe that Seth Green did this crap. He has stepped across the line of good taste and lowered himself to be another Jesus basher. It's pathetic to see how many people jump on board the Christian-bashing wagon these days, just because they think it's hip. When he's burning in Hell, it won't be too funny. Laugh at your own risk, folks.

not funny. can someone explain how this is humorous?

I've got no problem with blasphemous humor like this. But why does it seem that I'm the only person who thinks Robot Chicken sucks. It always seems funnier in concept than in actual execution.

I found that humorous

Hmmm... yeah, nothing too clever about that. It doesn't even take guts to do that sort of thing anymore. Most of us wouldn't poke fun at a less developed culture's tree-god or whatever in front of them. Same thing... it's just rude. I hope not liking this clip means I get to go to Candyland when I die. Everybody goes to a fictitious place when they die, right?

I like to offend everybody. That includes any religion, or lack thereof. Having said that, no this clip really wasn't that funny.

It's like any variety show, or pretty much any show in general. Sometimes things are funny, sometimes they aren't. This clip was an example of unfunny. However, I loved the Japanese Mr. Rogers clip. I didn't check, but I'm guessing they are from the same episode.

The funniest part of that clip was the time it was on. Sunday at 9:00 when all the people who would find it offensive were at church. I could see some church actually producing something like this. Trying to make Jesus more personable and likable to the masses while striping the meaning and truth behind his death.

It may not be funny just because the premise is tired. Haha...it's a wacky sit-com parody. Bwaahaha. How prescient of them...taking on sitcoms. They're just the living end...tee-hee.

If you're going to make fun of someones lord...then dang it...make it funny. Jesus doing a production of Annie in Mississippi maybe...what do you think would have been funnier?

I don't see how this is insulting to Christianity at all. The most outward-proselytizing Christians I encounter (Christian radio, Christian pamphlets, the sort of Christians willing to spend three hours in a coffee shop trying to convert me, etc.) all offer a vision of Jesus essentially the same as this cartoon - the most important thing Jesus ever did was suffer and die for us, willingly. Was Mel Gibson's "Passion of the Christ" any different, except for production values?

This is a classic Robot Chicken slam on sitcoms. Now that Christians are viewed as a profitable demographic (Left-Behind, Narnia, Touched by an Angel, etc.), will the prime-time exploitation of their stories look very different from this?

If there's anything in this world that needs to be made fun of, and forced to see itself for the absurdity that it is, it's religon.

Athiesim is on the rise throughout the country, and it couldn't have come at a better time, or be needed more.

Interesting point Master Jedi Dude... facts.... yes.... factaroonies.

because Christianity and facts go hand in hand. Wait. Um. I think I was talking about Zoroastrianism. No... not that... Ah...Islam....no....not that one... Taoism...wait....

Oh....yes...that pesky burden of proof is rearing its ugly head again.

"hell"....yes... there is a nice fact for you. can you give me a location? And try not to use Dante if you can.

Oh...and while we are at it...it's a fun thing to note a human condemming others to hell is the sin of asuming you're on par with God. Someone has a God complex and is going to hell.

So. I guess. See you in hell.