| Display title | Robotomy |
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| Date of page creation | 21:27, 1 November 2013 |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Take the robotic idea of a New York Times Bestselling Children's Book author, add the creative juices of some the geniuses behind Superjail, and make it fit for primetime. What you get is Robotomy, a show about two teenage robots (Thrasher and Blastus) and their attempts to get through high school. Taking place on a robot planet called Insanus, the cast of characters include a Sadist Teacher, a homicidal Spoiled Brat, and a bi-polar Lethal Joke Character. Something is destroyed every other second, and some of the jokes make you wonder why this isn't on Adult Swim. Only lasted one season (which only had ten FIFTEEN MINUTE episodes) because of high production costs and a lack of foreign investment to balance it out. The show's cult following was somewhat large, however, and there's already a Facebook page dedicated to saving Robotomy. |
