Adult Swim

Chris probably mourned his childhood hero on this Robot Chicken skit.

Adult Swim is a late-night programming block on the American television channel Cartoon Network, catering primarily to adults age 18-34. Due to Chris's biological clock, he would stay up late at night and would frequently watch Adult Swim, especially since it catered to two of his chief interests - anime and random-access humor.

He has also downloaded many episodes of various Adult Swim series through the PlayStation Network -- almost $120 worth, as of fall 2009.

Owing to his love of Adult Swim, in 2009 Chris was discovered on the Adult Swim message boards. He discussed things ranging from Robot Chicken to his custom Ponies, but later on, the account was hacked by the dirty trolls.

Given that Sonic Boom airs on Cartoon Network in the daytime, it is very likely that Chris has stopped watching Cartoon Network for Adult Swim and if he has to fulfill his Family Guy obsession, then just uses Hulu Plus instead. However, he shared a video of The Amazing World of Gumball--and called out trolls at the same time, natch--on Facebook in January 2015, meaning that he most likely still watches the network despite their airing of the blue-armed bandit.

Harvey Birdman commercial

Main article: Harvey Birdman commercial

Chris has always been a fan of Harvey Birdman. So in 2005, he entered in a contest, hosted by Cartoon Network. In it, the participant had to to make a commercial for first Harvey Birdman DVD. Needless to say, Chris's commercial was filled with off-topic references about his life issues, similar to his his later videos.

Moral Orel

Foreshadowing.

Of interesting note is the show Moral Orel (which ended in 2008), which is a claymation mainly focused at deconstructing fundamentalism, and the merging of church and state, which is common in the Midwestern United States and Bible Belt. It openly criticizes the blind faith and intolerance of many American Christians, and people like Chris are exactly who they are making fun of.

Chris has stated in the Mailbag that he has watched the show, and said it was "okay". It is likely that all of the jokes and truths go right over his head, even obvious ones such as a character saying "I guess lots of things get misinterpreted and lost in translation" while scratching his head with a Bible. The subtlety and sarcasm is lost on the autistic mind. He probably didn't like the pilot episode which hinted at a homosexual relationship between two characters.

King of the Hill

Another show of brief interest, King of the Hill, is worth mentioning, in that it is also a blatant mockery of southern/bible belt life in the US. Chris has imitated the protagonist of the show, Hank Hill, on two occasions, suggesting he has watched the show. Whether Chris actually understands the sarcasm behind the show, much like Moral Orel, has yet to be seen, albeit more likely that he takes it at face value.

Other shows

• Harvey Birdman: Attorney at Law
• Lucy: Daughter of the Devil
• Futurama
• Family Guy
• Robot Chicken
• The Boondocks
• Aqua Teen Hunger Force
• 12 oz. Mouse
• The Oblongs
• Shin-Chan
• Home Movies
• Tom Goes to the Mayor (this is where he stole the idea of having a mayor's office inside a shopping mall)
• The Brak Show (Posted three lines from an episode in his "random ramblings")
• Space Ghost Coast to Coast (Not only is one of Zorak's chants stolen in Sonichu 3, an ad for the CD Space Ghost's Surf & Turf appears on the KCWC broadcast)
• Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job! (unconfirmed, but very likely, as it is made by the same people who did Tom Goes to the Mayor and is full of random-access humor)
• Assorted anime

See also

• Chris and television
• Netflix