After a 13-year hiatus, the Hamburglar has returned to McDonald’s — although you might not recognize him. Gone is the short, pudgy, red-headed character you may remember spent more than 20 ...

Hamburglar’s signature catchphrase — “robble, robble” — appears on the hood scoop and license plate as “RBL RBL.” “So, keep your eyes peeled for the Burgercuda and head to your ...

McDonald’s has debuted a promo starring the Hamburglar as he takes over the chain’s Twitter account. And it’s really weird. “Robble, Robble, America,” the new Hamburglar starts off the ...

Comedian Patton Oswalt speculated that maybe he's branched out: Like, couldn't the new Hamburglar ONLY steal burgers from the other hamburger chains? Like Omar on THE WIRE? "Robble comin'!" ...

“Robble Robble.” It’s important to note, however, that this isn’t the first time the Hamburglar’s been made over. Before he was the miniature criminal with the innocent ...

This week, McDonald's sent its Burgercuda on the road — a 1970 Plymouth Barracuda driven by no other than the Hamburglar. The Burgercuda, which features red, white and black detailing and a ...

Prior to 1971, no one had even heard of the Hamburglar, let alone his infuriating “robble, robble!” catchphrase. The Hamburglar, widely regarded as the biggest burger fanatic since J.

The Hamburglar's signature catchphrase, "robble robble," appears on the hood scoop and on the license-plate as "RBL RBL." ...

Apparently when he picked the lamest costume at Party City, the new Hamburglar forgot to pick up candles and a cake. The first video, which is being promoted via McDonald’s Twitter account ...

The hood scoop and license plate honor Hamburglar’s signature “robble, robble” catchphrase with “RBL RBL” graphics. McDonald’s is giving away free burgers for a year as part of the ...

The license plate and shaker hood scoop sport different versions of the Hamburglar's catchphrase, "robble robble." Mechanical details aren't really important in a marketing stunt like this ...