Fred is so lucky. He has his own personal robot that will transform on command into anything he can think of: boxing gloves when the school bully picks a fight; a jet pack, even a ...
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Title: Lucky Fred (2011– )
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| Rupert Degas | ... | Fred 52 episodes, 2011-2012 | |
| Paul Kaye | ... | Friday 52 episodes, 2011-2012 | |
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Elizabeth Sankey | ... | Brains 52 episodes, 2011-2012 |
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Lileana Chacon | ... | Brians 51 episodes, 2011-2012 |
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Fred is so lucky. He has his own personal robot that will transform on command into anything he can think of: boxing gloves when the school bully picks a fight; a jet pack, even a translator for girl talk. Whatever Fred needs, his new best friend, a shape-changing robot named Friday can turn himself into. But Friday was not supposed to be a gift from the sky, he was supposed to belong to Fred's neighbor, secret Agent Brains, who works for the intergalactic safety organization called The Protectors. Brains disguises herself as a regular awkward girl named Braianna, while saving the world from alien invasions, escaped bug populations, Sewer Bears, and other mysteries. It sure would be easier if she had her robot, but now he only answers Fred's voice commands. Together, Brains, Fred and Friday work as a team taking on the challenges of alien invaders, and worse-- junior high! Written by Evan Gore & Txema Ocio