This show actually started pretty well.
It had an interesting plot, with a robot trying to fit in with a group of teenagers in a school, and had to learn the ways about humans while dealing with adversity.
The cast of characters was decent as well.
Robot Jones was an interesting main character since he seemed to always go against the grain of what was considered normal or popular.
Even his voice was interesting to listen to for a robot. It actually sounded veryauthentic, even a bit funny too.
Timothy and Charles were decent supporting cast members of the show, but could have been better.
Lenny and Denny were ok I guess for villains, but they seemed very strange. I mean, didn't they think picking on a robot could have dire consequences, like the machine actually retalitating and attacking them?
Eh, go figure...
But by far, my favorite antagonist was Principal Madman.
This guy was just so funny as a principal. I mean, his last name is Madman for crying out loud. Who wouldn't love a name like that?
He was like a better version of Mr. Bone from Doug.
And of course, last, but certainly not least, Shannon, who ends up being the girl Robot Jones has a crush on.
Uh, what...?
Seriously, of all the girls to go with, they with one who's ugly with a retainer?
I know he's a robot and all, but why in the world did they pick such an ugly girl for Robot Jones to love?
I mean, couldn't they have picked a girl who's at least cute, but had something in common that made Robot Jones' crush seem more logical?
Say, like someone who's a bookworm or even a bit of a computer nerd.
That would have been logical.
Anyway, this show could have been really good, but for some bizarre reason, the studio decided to change Robot Jones' voice to something that wasn't even enjoyable anymore.
After that, the show just lost alot of its appeal.
I mean, it wasn't the same, and since the show was cancelled not much later, it's not hard to see why.
Robot Jones was a pretty good show until they decided to mess with the main formula.
Should have left things alone, producers.
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