The Comics Comic has news that our good buddy Dan Levy, star and creator of the amazing parody of 90s sitcoms Dan Levy’s Laugh Track Mashups, the show that crammed as many sitcoms as possible into a single webseries, is now in business with NBC to develop an actual sitcom.

Best of luck to Dan and we’re sure you can’t wait to see what he’s going to do on a Real Sitcom, but in the meantime, check him on a very special episode of Dan Levy’s Laugh Track Mashups, Coopin’ With Mr. Levy.

Watch Part II over at the official Laugh Track Mashups site.

Sometimes you can protect the world with traditional methods (guns, fighter planes, sanctions) and sometimes you need to go with a giant robot piloted by teenagers. Meet Megabot, Atom’s brand new parody of teenage, robotic vigilantism (with Fran Kraz, from Dollhouse) that’s gone on just a little too long.

Inspired by Megabot, we put together a list of some of our favorite robotic advocates for interstellar justice.

 
 

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#1: Voltron
The pilots who assembled to form Voltron labored under the delusion they were worth half a shit. They insisted on attacking their demonic foes with the lion vehicles, which inevitably got swatted away with a lethargic backhand. Sure, they’d form Voltron to cleave their opponent just nanoseconds later, but that was coasting on technology to do the heavy lifting.

Worse, I am beginning to think part of Voltron’s core mission was ethnic cleansing. Outfits aside, his pilots showed about as much diversity as a Klan rally.

“We must rid the universe of evil King Zarkon! And Blacks!”