Episode
Aqua Teen Hunger Force: Rabbot Redux
Overview
After moving into their new crib, the Aqua Teens re-unite with some old friends.
Details
- Series
- Aqua Teen Hunger Force
- Season
- Season 7
- Episode
- Episode 2
- Air date
- 2010-02-07
- Runtime
- 11 min
Episode context
Rabbot Redux is Episode 2 in Season 7 of Aqua Teen Hunger Force. It aired on 2010-02-07. The runtime is 11 min.
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Episode 1: A PE Christmas
The Aqua Teens are going to release a Christmas album, but first, they have to steal an identity!
Episode 3: Rubberman
Carl starts raking used condoms onto the Aqua Teens' yard, giving Frylock the idea to make a duck out of them. Meatwad accidentally brings him to life but unfortunately finds him to be a bad role model.
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Episode 4: Eggball
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Episode 5: Monster
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Episode 6: Hands on a Hamburger
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Episode 7: IAMAPOD
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Episode 8: Juggalo
Guest stars the Insane Clown Posse.
Episode 9: Multiple Meat
Master Shake cuts Meatwad into pieces as punishment for a crime neither can remember, only to find every chunk retains his consciousness.
Episode 10: Kangarilla and the Magic Tarantula
Master Shake and Frylock become addicted to a cell phone game which is unfortunate timing for the ghosts that haunt them since cell phones kill the ghosts.
Episode 11: Larry Miller Hair System
Larry Miller gives Carl a glimpse of what his life would be like...with HAIR!
Episode 12: One Hundred
The 100th episode. Plot revolves around a parody of the Mayan '2012' prophecy and the '23' Enigma. Dana Snyder breaks character to get syndication money. The second half is a parody of the old Scooby Doo cartoon.