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--> "I have a theory, that if Robot Jones was human, he would be black. Think about it. The lightbulb on his head is like his afro, and this cartoon looks like it takes place in the late 70's, early 80's, where people were still somewhat racists to blacks, and that's why Robot Jones gets bullied a lot."
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* TheWoobie: To say that Robot Jones is sympathetic would be a huge understatement. Most humans regard him with contempt, the girl he has a crush on rarely if ever reciprocates his affections, and the Yogmans are always making things difficult for him.
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* TheWoobie: To say that Robot Jones is sympathetic would be a huge understatement. Most humans regard him with contempt, the girl he has a crush on rarely if ever reciprocates his affections, and the Yogmans are always making things difficult for him.him.
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* MoralEventHorizon: The Yogman Twins cross it by brainwashing Robot Jones' friends and forcing them to try and kill him.
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* BrokenBase: Greg Miller stating that the series was intended to end with Robot Jones annihilating all of humanity. Some fans aren't surprised that the series would go that direction due to the fact that Robot has been constantly picked on by humans and would likely snap eventually, while others don't agree with the idea due to it being dark even by a Cartoon Network show's standards and because Robot deciding to kill all humans contradicts the fact that he has human friends who are close to him and was even shown to be worried about Gramps Unit killing his human guests in the episode "House Party". Some fans argue that the planned ending might be a joke created by Greg Miller and isn’t necessarily true. However Greg Miller mentions the planned ending twice in the Facebook interview and appears to have really wanted to add it to the show at some point if it wasn’t cancelled.
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* BrokenBase: Greg Miller stating that the series was intended to end with Robot Jones annihilating all of humanity. Some fans aren't surprised that the series would go that direction due to the fact that because Robot has been constantly picked on by humans and would likely snap eventually, while others don't agree with the idea due to it being dark even by a Cartoon Network show's standards and because Robot deciding to kill all humans contradicts the fact that he has human friends who are close to him and was even shown to be worried about Gramps Unit killing his human guests in the episode "House Party". Some fans argue that the planned ending might be a joke created by Greg Miller and isn’t necessarily true. However Greg Miller mentions the planned ending twice in the Facebook interview and appears to have really wanted to add it to the show at some point if it wasn’t cancelled.
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** Just ''try'' and get "The Nudist and Mr. Pendleton" out of your head.
** "Gotta Keep on Cubin'" from the episode "Cube Wars" is also extremely catchy.
** Just ''try'' and get "The Nudist and Mr. Pendleton" out of your head.
** "Gotta Keep on Cubin'" from the episode "Cube Wars" is also extremely catchy.
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: In 2019, Turner/Warner Bros. began to worldwide block episodes of the series on YouTube. In fact, Turner don’t block just episodes, but they block anything related to this series, even if the videos didn’t contain any episode footage and if the video fell under fair use. So much for the show's title being appropriate nowadays!
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* ScrewedByTheLawyers: In 2019, Turner/Warner Bros. began to worldwide block episodes of the series on YouTube. In fact, Turner don’t block just episodes, but they block anything related to this series, even if the videos didn’t contain any episode footage and if the video fell under fair use. So much for the show's title being appropriate nowadays!
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** In the episode School Newspaper there is a paper used for the title card. On the paper the headlines read, 'Robot Invasion' and 'Robot Burns School'.
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* BrokenBase: Greg Miller stating that the series was intended to end with Robot Jones annihilating all of humanity. Some fans aren't surprised that the series would go that direction due to the fact that Robot has been constantly picked on by humans and would likely snap eventually, while others don't agree with the idea due to it being dark even by a Cartoon Network show's standards and because Robot deciding to kill all humans contradicts the fact that he has human friends who are close to him and was even shown to be worried about Gramps Unit killing his human guests in the episode "House Party".
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* BrokenBase: Greg Miller stating that the series was intended to end with Robot Jones annihilating all of humanity. Some fans aren't surprised that the series would go that direction due to the fact that Robot has been constantly picked on by humans and would likely snap eventually, while others don't agree with the idea due to it being dark even by a Cartoon Network show's standards and because Robot deciding to kill all humans contradicts the fact that he has human friends who are close to him and was even shown to be worried about Gramps Unit killing his human guests in the episode "House Party". Some fans argue that the planned ending might be a joke created by Greg Miller and isn’t necessarily true. However Greg Miller mentions the planned ending twice in the Facebook interview and appears to have really wanted to add it to the show at some point if it wasn’t cancelled.
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** Finkman for getting away with cheesing off Robot and causing Shannon to blame Robot for his departure.
** Lenny and Denny Yogman tend to be despised for always picking on Robot Jones.
** Finkman for getting away with cheesing off Robot and causing Shannon to blame Robot for his departure.
** Lenny and Denny Yogman tend to be despised for always picking on Robot Jones.
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**TheScrappy: Finkman for getting away with cheesing off Robot and causing Shannon to blame Robot for his departure.
** Lenny and Denny Yogman tend to be despised for always picking on Robot Jones.departure.
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** Lenny and Denny Yogman tend to be despised for always picking on Robot Jones.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The show's super-catchy theme song and garage-rock soundtrack. It fits the art style to a tee.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The show's super-catchy theme song and garage-rock soundtrack. It fits the art style to a tee.
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--> "I have a theory, that if Robot Jones was human, he would be black. Think about it. The lightbulb on his head is like his afro, and this cartoon looks like it takes place in the late 70's, early 80's, where people were still somewhat racists to blacks, and that's why Robot jones gets bullied a lot."
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--> "I have a theory, that if Robot Jones was human, he would be black. Think about it. The lightbulb on his head is like his afro, and this cartoon looks like it takes place in the late 70's, early 80's, where people were still somewhat racists to blacks, and that's why Robot jones Jones gets bullied a lot."
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** Seeing as the Yogmans practically live at the school and we never see their home lives... are they homeless?
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** Seeing as the Yogmans practically live at the school and we never see their home lives... house or their parents... then are they homeless?
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The few who remember this show tend to mostly praise it because it was a ShortRunner that flew under the radar during its initial run. Those able to track down and watch it will admit that, despite having an appealing aesthetic and a few decent episodes, it was one of the more forgettable WesternAnimation/CartoonCartoons and that it's short run was justified.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The few who remember this show tend to mostly praise it because it was a ShortRunner that flew under the radar during its initial run. Those able to track down and watch it will admit that, despite having an appealing aesthetic and a few decent episodes, it was one of the more forgettable WesternAnimation/CartoonCartoons Creator/CartoonCartoons and that it's short run was justified.
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** Robot Jones believing himself to have no specific gender due to being a robot could also be seen as a metaphor for transsexuality.
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** Robot Jones believing himself to have no specific gender due to being a robot could also be seen as a metaphor for transsexuality.being transgender.
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* VindicatedByHistory: Oh yes! the show has gained a bit of a reputation among older CN fans compared to how it's been lingering in obscurity during the 2000's and early 2010's. Even then most viewers will find it [[SoOkayItsAverage average at best]].
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* VindicatedByHistory: Oh yes! the The show has gained a bit of a reputation among older CN fans compared to how it's been lingering in obscurity during the 2000's and early 2010's. Even then most viewers will find it [[SoOkayItsAverage average at best]].
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The few who remember this show tend to mostly praise it because it was a ShortRunner that flew under the radar during its initial run, but those able to track down and watch it will admit that, despite having an appealing aesthetic and a few decent episodes, it was one of the more forgettable WesternAnimation/CartoonCartoons, if not, the most forgotten given how frequently it's left out of memorabilia from that era.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The few who remember this show tend to mostly praise it because it was a ShortRunner that flew under the radar during its initial run, but those run. Those able to track down and watch it will admit that, despite having an appealing aesthetic and a few decent episodes, it was one of the more forgettable WesternAnimation/CartoonCartoons, if not, the most forgotten given how frequently WesternAnimation/CartoonCartoons and that it's left out of memorabilia from that era. short run was justified.
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** Finding out about how the series originally ended might be a allegory to how a student would snap and attack a school due to relentless bullying.
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** Finding out about how the series originally ended might be a an allegory to how a student would snap and attack a school due to relentless bullying.
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It's oversimplifying to say that all the human characters were mean to Robot, plus the examples don't efficiently describe both sides of the thing.
* BrokenBase: Greg Miller stating that the series was intended to end with Robot Jones annihilating all of humanity. Some fans aren't surprised that the series would go that direction due to the fact that Robot has been constantly picked on by humans and would likely snap eventually, while others don't agree with the idea due to it being dark even by a Cartoon Network show's standards and because Robot deciding to kill all humans contradicts the fact that he has human friends who are close to him and was even shown to be worried about Gramps Unit killing his human guests in the episode "House Party".
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* FanonDiscontinuity: While series creator Greg Miller has [[WordOfGod stated]] that the series was intended to end with [[CruelTwistEnding Robot exterminating the human race]], many fans find the idea too cruel and jarringly out-of-character for Robot to make any sense. However, when fans remember how badly the humans have treated Robot throughout the series, this would make sense that one day he would snap.
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* FanonDiscontinuity: While series creator Greg Miller has [[WordOfGod stated]] that the series was intended to end with [[CruelTwistEnding Robot exterminating the human race]], many fans find the idea too cruel and jarringly out-of-character for Robot to make any sense. However, when fans remember how badly the humans have treated Robot throughout the series, this would make sense that one day he would snap.understandably disregard this.
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*** On that note it boarders to FridgeHorror that throughout the series the humans have been assholes to Robot Jones, turning this WordOfGod into a WhosLaughingNow scenario that the humans pretty much brought on themselves.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The few who remember this show tend to mostly praise it because it was a ShortRunner that flew under the radar during its initial run, but those able to track down and watch it will admit that, despite having an appealing aesthetic and a few decent episodes, it was one of the more forgettable WesternAnimation/CartoonCartoons.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The few who remember this show tend to mostly praise it because it was a ShortRunner that flew under the radar during its initial run, but those able to track down and watch it will admit that, despite having an appealing aesthetic and a few decent episodes, it was one of the more forgettable WesternAnimation/CartoonCartoons.WesternAnimation/CartoonCartoons, if not, the most forgotten given how frequently it's left out of memorabilia from that era.
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** Seeing as the Yogmans practically live at the school and we never see their home lives... are they homeless?
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** Robot Jones believing himself to have no specific gender due to being a robot could also be seen as a metaphor for transsexuality.
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* FanonDiscontinuity: While series creator Greg Miller has [[WordOfGod stated]] that the series was intended to end with [[CruelTwistEnding Robot exterminating the human race]], many fans find the idea too cruel and jarringly out-of-character for Robot to make any sense. However when fans remember how badly the humans have treated Robot throughout the series, this would make sense that one day he would snap.
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* FanonDiscontinuity: While series creator Greg Miller has [[WordOfGod stated]] that the series was intended to end with [[CruelTwistEnding Robot exterminating the human race]], many fans find the idea too cruel and jarringly out-of-character for Robot to make any sense. However However, when fans remember how badly the humans have treated Robot throughout the series, this would make sense that one day he would snap.
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* ValuesResonance: The episode "Gender" ends with Robot Jones declaring that gender in its entirety is pointless since boys and girls are the same nonetheless. A very forward thinking Aesop for a show made in the early 2000s.
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I think it has to be considered legitimately offensive for it to qualify as an Unfortunate Implication.
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** One Youtuber believes that the discrimination Robot Jones receives could be a metaphor for racism, as he stated in his review of the show:
--> "I have a theory, that if Robot Jones was human, he would be black. Think about it. The lightbulb on his head is like his afro, and this cartoon looks like it takes place in the late 70's, early 80's, where people were still somewhat racists to blacks, and that's why Robot jones gets bullied a lot."
** Finding out about how the series originally ended might be a allegory to how a student would snap and attack a school due to relentless bullying.
** One Youtuber believes that the discrimination Robot Jones receives could be a metaphor for racism, as he stated in his review of the show:
--> "I have a theory, that if Robot Jones was human, he would be black. Think about it. The lightbulb on his head is like his afro, and this cartoon looks like it takes place in the late 70's, early 80's, where people were still somewhat racists to blacks, and that's why Robot jones gets bullied a lot."
** Finding out about how the series originally ended might be a allegory to how a student would snap and attack a school due to relentless bullying.
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* UnfortunateImplications: As a youtube reviewer puts it, "MacK Davidson I have a theory, that if robot jones was human, he would be black. Think about it. The lightbulb on his head is like his afro, and this cartoon looks like it takes place in the late 70's, early 80's, where people were still somewhat racists to blacks, and that's why Robot jones gets bullied a lot." It makes sense but replace "black" with "robot".
** Finding out about how the series originally ended might be a allegory to how a student would snap and attack a school due to relentless bullying.
** Finding out about how the series originally ended might be a allegory to how a student would snap and attack a school due to relentless bullying.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Some fans believe that Shannon's crabbiness towards Robot Jones is because she has personal problems that are affecting her more than she lets on. After all, no explanation is given for how she got a prosthetic leg.
** of course there's always the fact Shannon started hating Robot after the events of "Jealousy".
** of course there's always the fact Shannon started hating Robot after the events of "Jealousy".
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Some fans believe that Shannon's crabbiness towards Robot Jones is because she has personal problems that are affecting her more than she lets on. After all, no explanation is given for how she got a prosthetic leg.
** ofleg. Of course there's always the fact Shannon started hating Robot after the events of "Jealousy"."Jealousy".
** Now that WordOfGod states that the show would end with the fact that Robot Jones would eventually exterminate the human race, does this mean that Robot Jones was EvilAllAlong or he snapped due to the relentless bullying he receives from the humans on a daily basis?
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** Now that WordOfGod states that the show would end with the fact that Robot Jones would eventually exterminate the human race, does this mean that Robot Jones was EvilAllAlong or he snapped due to the relentless bullying he receives from the humans on a daily basis?
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** The fact that Principal Madman resembles Adolf Hitler.
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* UnfortunateImplications: As a youtube reviewer puts it, "MacK Davidson I have a theory, that if robot jones was human, he would be black. Think about it. The lightbulb on his head is like his afro, and this cartoon looks like it takes place in the late 70's, early 80's, where people were still somewhat racists to blacks, and that's why Robot jones gets bullied a lot." It makes sense but replace "black" with "robot".
** Finding out about how the series originally ended might be a allegory to how a student would snap and attack a school due to relentless bullying.
** Finding out about how the series originally ended might be a allegory to how a student would snap and attack a school due to relentless bullying.
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** of course there's always the fact Shannon started hating Robot after the events of "Jealousy".
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* FanonDiscontinuity: While series creator Greg Miller has [[WordOfGod stated]] that the series was intended to end with [[CruelTwistEnding Robot exterminating the human race]], many fans find the idea too cruel and jarringly out-of-character for Robot to make any sense. However when fans remember how badly the humans have treated Robot throughout the series, this would make sense that one day he would snap.
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*** On that note it boarders to FridgeHorror that throughout the series the humans have been assholes to Robot Jones, turning this WordOfGod into a WhosLaughingNow scenario that the humans pretty much brought on themselves.
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** It's [[ShortRunner short run]] has turned the title into a legitimate question.
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** It's Its [[ShortRunner short run]] has turned the title into a legitimate question.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The few who remember this show tend to mostly praise it because it was a ShortRunner that flew under the radar during it's initial run, but those able to track down and watch it will admit that, despite having an appealing aesthetic and a few decent episodes, it was one of the more forgettable WesternAnimation/CartoonCartoons.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: The few who remember this show tend to mostly praise it because it was a ShortRunner that flew under the radar during it's its initial run, but those able to track down and watch it will admit that, despite having an appealing aesthetic and a few decent episodes, it was one of the more forgettable WesternAnimation/CartoonCartoons.
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* NoBudget: Averted. The show was [[StylisticSuck intentionally animated]] to look cheaper than it really was (see also GenreThrowback).
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* NoBudget: Averted. The show was [[StylisticSuck intentionally animated]] to look cheaper than it really was (see also GenreThrowback).
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* VindicatedByHistory: Oh yes! the show has gained a bit of a reputation among older CN fans compared to how it's been lingering in obscurity during the 2000's and early 2010's.
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* VindicatedByHistory: Oh yes! the show has gained a bit of a reputation among older CN fans compared to how it's been lingering in obscurity during the 2000's and early 2010's. Even then most viewers will find it [[SoOkayItsAverage average at best]].
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Fanon Discontinuity is itself a YMMV trope, so it warrants an entry separate from Harsher In Hindsight.
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* FanonDiscontinuity: While series creator Greg Miller has [[WordOfGod stated]] that the series was intended to end with [[CruelTwistEnding Robot exterminating the human race]], many fans find the idea too cruel and jarringly out-of-character for Robot to make any sense.
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** WordOfGod stating that Robot Jones would eventually [[CruelTwistEnding exterminate the human race]] puts some of his moments into a more sinister light, particularly abusing his power as hall monitor in "Safety Patrol" and making everyone in the school go bald for [[DisproportionateRetribution his friends mocking him over how he'll never grow hair]] in "Hair". [[FanonDiscontinuity Not everyone is a fan of this idea.]]
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** WordOfGod stating that Robot Jones would eventually [[CruelTwistEnding exterminate the human race]] race puts some of his moments into a more sinister light, particularly abusing his power as hall monitor in "Safety Patrol" and making everyone in the school go bald for [[DisproportionateRetribution his friends mocking him over how he'll never grow hair]] in "Hair". [[FanonDiscontinuity Not everyone is a fan of this idea.]]"Hair".
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