This may not seem like an outright awful cliffhanger to Rocket Robin Hood (it’s Robin Hood…in space!) until you realize the utter hypocrisy and lie at its core.
“A prehistoric monster was not part of that plan” to save Maid Marion and Friar Tuck? I call BULLSHIT. Why? Because, in this episode, Robin Hood is also imprisoned but escapes waaaayy before his friends do. And instead of walking ONE DOOR OVER and freeing his girlfriend and his fat, celibate friend and getting the hell out of there, Rocket Robin Hood and Little John sneak out of the compound and fly to PLANET LUCIFER first.
And why would you fly to Planet effing Lucifer first instead of just saving the day? Well, to capture a hairy ape creature, dress it like Maid Marion, do an old switcheroo, and trick the Sheriff’s “sti-uuuuuupid” son into marrying the ape. That’s his plan: To bring a little merriment while saving his friends lives, and possibly make Little John bend over. And since Planet Lucifer houses all the horrors you would think a planet named after Satan himself would have, I find it hard to believe that a giant dragon wouldn’t end up being part of this dumbass plan.
So the point I’m getting at is this: Rocket Robin Hood is an asshole. And that goes double for his narrator.











Am I the only one getting a weird message: “This is a private video…”?
Comment by Gary — March 30, 2009 @ 3:02 pm
Yeah, I’m getting that message too. What are you hiding from us, Ward? Don’t worry. We won’t tell.
Comment by Friginator — March 30, 2009 @ 3:19 pm
Shitballs! I fixed it. That was my bad.
Comment by Chris — March 30, 2009 @ 3:52 pm
Is there something seriously wrong with Quiggly. I kept waiting for him to blink his eyes alternately…
Comment by Casey — March 30, 2009 @ 8:41 pm
[...] 1. Coming to Planet Lucifer in the first place and not expecting to tango with death. [...]
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