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Series Cast
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Jonathan David Cook | ... |
Big Guy
(26 episodes, 1999-2001)
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| Jim Hanks | ... |
Dwayne Hunter
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| Gabrielle Carteris | ... |
Dr. Erika Slate
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| Stephen Root | ... |
Dr. Donovan
(26 episodes, 1999-2001)
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| Kathy Kinney | ... |
Jenny the Monkey
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| Clancy Brown | ... |
Legion Ex Machina 1-5
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| Kevin Michael Richardson | ... |
Garth
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| M. Emmet Walsh | ... |
Mack
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| R. Lee Ermey | ... |
General Thorton
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| Tim Curry | ... |
Dr. Neugog
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| Mary Kay Bergman | ... |
Pierre
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| Ron Perlman |
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| Brian Doyle-Murray | ... |
Po the Obliterator
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| Jennifer Hale |
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| Dee Bradley Baker |
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| John de Lancie |
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| Nora Dunn |
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| Cam Clarke |
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| Stan Freberg |
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Patrick Pinney |
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| Kevin Schon |
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John Garry |
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Production Companies
Distributors
- Fox Network (2001) (United States) (tv)
- ABC Family
- Cadena Tres (2007) (Mexico) (tv)
- Columbia TriStar Domestic Television (2001)
- Fox Broadcasting Company (2001) (United States) (tv)
- Fox Broadcasting Network (2001) (United States) (tv)
- Fox Kids Network (2001) (United States) (tv)
- Fox Television Network (2001) (United States) (tv)
- Mega Channel (2005) (Greece) (tv)
- Sony Pictures Television
Special Effects
Other Companies
- Advantage Audio Services (post-production sound services)
- Anima Sam Won (overseas production)
- DR Movie (overseas production)
- Dong Woo Animation Co. (overseas production)
- Koko Enterprises Company (overseas production)
- Lotto Animation (overseas production)
- Moi Animation Studio (additional animation)
- Salami Studios (recorded at)
- The Post Group Production Suites (post-production services)
- Virtualmagic Animation Inc. (digital ink and paint: main title animation)
- Zap Studios (track reading)
Storyline
| Plot Summary |
Created by the government to fight world threatening peril, Big Guy (Jonathan David Cook) was the world's first artificially intelligent robot, or so the government wanted us to believe. But Big Guy is really just a super-suit with a man inside posing as Big Guy's mechanic. The world was not to know Big Guy wasn't artificially intelligent because they couldn't tell society the technology wasn't ready yet. Several years later, Big Guy finds himself being replaced by an enthusiastic young robot named Rusty, the Boy Robot (Pamela Adlon), who actually has artificial intelligence, as well as the mind and personality of a ten-year-old. But when saving the world proves to be too hard for Rusty, Big Guy is called out of retirement. But now he must show the young robot the ropes. Written by Kai-18 |
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Did You Know?
| Trivia | Twenty-six episodes were written and produced, though the final moment of the series ended with a 1950s B-movie style "question mark" which would have enabled the saga to continue had the series been picked up for another season. See more » |
| Movie Connections | Featured in The Glass House (2001). See more » |
| Quotes |
Rusty:
We're robots. We don't have brains. Not that we're stupid. See more » |