Personally, I found the whole plot kinda silly and ridicoulous.
Not to mention it felt like a ripoff of Sherman and Peabody.
I mean, they also basically fixed historical errors to be honest, so it's not thatoriginal.
But to be honest, the whole idea of fixing history unless there's a good explanation why that makes sense seems really stupid and unnecessary.
Seriously, why would historical figures all of a sudden not follow history, especially since it's called, "History?"
Nevermind...
Ironically though, the best episode IMO were the ones that had nothing to do with fixing history.
It was the ones that involved personal conflicts between Tuddrussel and the Larry-3000
I mean, I thought it was hilarious when the Larry-3000 and Tuddrussel basically drew a line in their base, only to end up on each other's side. XD
And then the one where the Larry-3000's programming go a muck and ends up being Tuddrussel's slave in terms of giving him burger after burger after burger.
I'm sorry, but that is just too funny.
Why in the world weren't there more episodes like this?
Fixing historical timelines that had no basis to go off track in the fix place seems just a silly and stupid idea.
So yea, the show was bad, but it wasn't horrible I'll admit.
And to be honest, I would have loved to have seen aspin offof Tuddrussel and the Larry-3000 basically having to live in a tiny aparment, trying to keep from driving each other nuts.
Now that would have worth watching.moreless
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Welcome to the Time Squad guide at TV.com. Time Squad is one of Cartoon Network's original animated series and is part of the collection known as Cartoon Cartoons. First Telecast: June 8, 2001 Last Telecast: April 18, 2003 Click on the following link to sign a petition to Keep Time Squad Going!!!!! We start every episode in a satellite that orbits the earth in the year 100 million. Buff time cop, Buck Tuddrussel; cranky, yet sophisticated robot, the Larry 3000; and 8-year-old orphan boy, Otto Osworth; three of the most unlikely characters to become a trio join together in that satellite to go on whatever mission through history they get, to make sure everything happens the right way, while making it through mishaps on the satellite in between missions. They go though it all: from Eli Whitney's flesh eating robots to the accidental downgrade of Larry, but they're always ready for the sudden blaze of the History Instability Alarm and they'll do anything to "enforce the past to protect the future". Characters Buck Tuddrussel- Tuddrussel is the main time cop of the squad, and not a very good one at that. He's known to not be very bright, and always seems to think that violence is the answer to everything. He often has to be pointed in the right direction by his servant robot, Larry, and the boy, Otto. And he doesn't know anything about history! When he's not on a mission, he enjoys practicing his sharp shooting, reading his laser magazines, and weight lifting. The Larry 3000- Tuddrussel's servant. Not a very happy one, though. But you'd be as unhappy as he is if you had to work for such a terrible leader! He often has to stop Tuddrussel from doing anything bad, and many times has his chance to show his creativity in foods spoiled when Tuddrussel asks for a burger, the only thing he ever wants! He was originally designed to assist kings and diplomats, but was later transfered with Tuddrussel. When he's not on a mission, he enjoys golfing, knitting, and any other civilized hobby--you name it! He doesn't know anything about history either! Otto Osworth- The boy orphan who talked Tuddrussel and Larry into abducting him from the School for Wayward Tots in the 21st century, using the fact that he knew so much about history. Whenever they get a mission he's always there to tell what the person from history's famous for. He's also there when Tuddrussel (or "Tuddrussel and Larry", believe it or not) do something he knows is wrong! When he's not on a mission, he enjoys playing with what ever toy, game, or puzzle based on famous people or moments in history he can get his hands on, and his well known skill is karate, which he learned from the television show he watched at the orphanage, called Karate Theater He starts out 8 in episodes 1-18 and turns 9 for episodes 19+ Awards And Nominations 2002- nominated for Best Teamwork Award on Cartoon Networks First Ever 13th Annual Fancy Anvil Award Show (((live in stereo))) Guide Crew Dan&SandwichBoy - Head Editor Cartoon_Fanatic - Co-editor Air times starting March 3 Monday-Thursdays @ 7:00pm Fridays @ 8:00pm Saturdays @ 1:00pm Sundays @ 5:00pm Polls No polls at the moment.moreless
 Pamela Adlon |
Otto Osworth |
 Mark Hamill |
The Lawrence "Larry" 3000 |
 Rob Paulsen |
Beauregard "Officer Buck" Tuddrussel |
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absent parent, adoption, alternate history, cartoon violence, child hero