The Best Episodes of Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones? Season 2

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   #1 - Gender

   S2:E110/3/2003

   Robot Jones struggles to understand the differences between human boys and girls.

   Director:Steve Socki

   Writers:Greg Miller, Kevin Kaliher, Charlie Bean

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   Director:Steve Socki

   Writers:Greg Miller, Kevin Kaliher, Charlie Bean
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   #2 - Math Challenge

   S2:E210/3/2003

   Mr. McMcMc challenges Robot Jones to a math competition to determine who is the smarter one of the two. Note: This is the first episode to use the voice actor Bobby Block to play Robot Jones who later is used instead of the Text-To-Speech in reruns of the prior episodes.

   Director:Steve Socki

   Writers:Greg Miller, Kevin Kaliher, Charlie Bean

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   Director:Steve Socki

   Writers:Greg Miller, Kevin Kaliher, Charlie Bean
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   #3 - Family Vacation

   S2:E310/10/2003

   Socks goes on a spring break vacation together with Robot and his family, but Robot's parents have an unusual idea of what a vacation entails. Guest star: Randy Savage as the Biker.

   Director:Steve Socki

   Writers:Greg Miller, Clay Morrow, Chuck Klein

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   Director:Steve Socki

   Writers:Greg Miller, Clay Morrow, Chuck Klein
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   #4 - Hair

   S2:E410/10/2003

   Seeing other boys in school with hair makes Robot want hair of his own to impress Shannon, but he must find a creative way to generate some on his metallic body.

   Director:Steve Socki

   Writers:Greg Miller, Clay Morrow, Chuck Klein

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   Director:Steve Socki

   Writers:Greg Miller, Clay Morrow, Chuck Klein
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   #5 - Garage Band

   S2:E510/17/2003

   After witnessing girls at their school get excited for a garage band, Robot, Socks, Cubey, and Mitch decide to form a band of their own. But they focus more on being cool rather than actually practicing their instruments, which confuses Robot as to what being in band is about.

   Director:Steve Socki

   Writers:Greg Miller, Brian Larsen, Mike Stern

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   Director:Steve Socki

   Writers:Greg Miller, Brian Larsen, Mike Stern
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   #6 - Work

   S2:E610/17/2003

   Robot Jones gets a job at JNZ to make extra money, but finds it increasingly difficult to stay awake juggling a job, school, and time at the arcade with friends.

   Director:Steve Socki

   Writers:Greg Miller, Brian Larsen, Mike Stern

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   Director:Steve Socki

   Writers:Greg Miller, Brian Larsen, Mike Stern
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   #7 - The Yogman's Strike Back

   S2:E710/24/2003

   After another failed attempts to corner Robot, the Yogmans hypnotize Robot's friends and turn them into an amalgamation robot called the "Yogstrosity".

   Director:Steve Socki

   Writers:Greg Miller, Kevin Kaliher, Charlie Bean

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   Writers:Greg Miller, Kevin Kaliher, Charlie Bean
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   #8 - Hookie 101

   S2:E810/24/2003

   Robot, Socks, Cubey, and Mitch all play hookie.

   Director:Steve Socki

   Writers:Greg Miller, Kevin Kaliher, Charlie Bean

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   Writers:Greg Miller, Kevin Kaliher, Charlie Bean
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   #9 - House Party

   S2:E910/31/2003

   Robot Jones throws a big party at his house while his parents are away, but worries about getting caught by Gramps Unit, who dislikes humans.

   Director:Steve Socki

   Writers:Greg Miller, Clay Morrow, William Reiss

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   Writers:Greg Miller, Clay Morrow, William Reiss
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    #10 - School Newspaper

    S2:E1010/31/2003

    On Madman's order, Robot Jones gets a job for the school newspaper and ends up writing stories that embarrass the principal.

    Director:Steve Socki

    Writers:Greg Miller, Clay Morrow, William Reiss

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    Director:Steve Socki

    Writers:Greg Miller, Clay Morrow, William Reiss
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    #11 - Safety Patrol

    S2:E1111/7/2003

    When Robot Jones is put on the school's safety patrol, his programming for perfection causes him to go overboard with enforcing the rules.

    Director:Steve Socki

    Writer:Greg Miller

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    #12 - Popularity

    S2:E1211/7/2003

    Robot Jones sends a decoy version of himself to school so that he can attend a robotics expo, but the decoy ends up becoming popular with his classmates.

    Director:Steve Socki

    Writer:Greg Miller

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    #13 - Summer Camp

    S2:E1311/14/2003

    Despite disliking the outdoors, Robot Jones tries to impress Shannon by showing off his nature skills at a summer camp.

    Director:Steve Socki

    Writers:Greg Miller, Paul Tibbitt, Chris Reccardi

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    Director:Steve Socki

    Writers:Greg Miller, Paul Tibbitt, Chris Reccardi
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    #14 - Rules of Dating

    S2:E1411/14/2003

    Robot attempts to impress Shannon, but his efforts are marred by restrictions enforced on him by the "Laws of Robotics".

    Director:Steve Socki

    Writers:Greg Miller, Paul Tibbitt, Chris Reccardi

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    Director:Steve Socki

    Writers:Greg Miller, Paul Tibbitt, Chris Reccardi