WAIT... Whatever Did Happen To Robot Jones?

RoBoT jOnEs!?!? Wait... do you even remember Robot Jones? Do YOU know whatever happened to him? Today, we are going to take a look at early 2000's show 'Whatever Happened to... Robot Jones?' and maybe, just maybe, we can answer that question.
Written By: Jordan Fringe & Christine Parshall
Edited By: Jordan Fringe
Channel Art By: Jerry Meehan

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much for watching! Did you ever watch this interesting little robot show?

[@NickLogoAbk2913]

Meh

[@Reddudetheog1219]

Yeh it's one of my favorite obscure cartoon shows

[@lightningdude4282]

Eh not much but the animation reminds me of Schoolhouse Rock tho

[@SONICX1027]

I remember watching this as a kid, and man I’m so old, I’m going to be 27 soon

[@swamplinglvr]

Oh I definitely did. I loved this show, partly because I love robots and partly because it was just so cozy.

[@bounceycake1]

I totally remember this show. It went off the air, and I would also make the same dumb joke with my friends, "Whatever DID happen to Robot Jones?"

[@KaiserMattTygore927]

I bet we all did that back then.

[@wonderfuljoey23]

I’d make the same joke and literally nobody knew what I was talking about.

[@rockstarthezoologist]

Same!

[@wfanking1187]

I remember one episode where the robot befriended a vacuum and it sucked away a female teacher's dress and all the boys were crushing on the teacher staring at her and there were those heart emojis lol

[@alphalax7747]

@@wfanking1187 manipulated fetish cartoon

[@princessaur]

I love how the love interest is a dorky girl with a disability, when every other show at the time was making it the popular cheerleader type we knew the main character would never end up with.

[@okjeffy6581]

That’s Shannon you’re talking about. Always hated her because of how he treated my boy Robot Jones. But now that I’m older, I can kind of see why.

[@miserirken]

And the show rarely put any focus on her disability, she's just like any other kid, with defects and problems, she wasn't perfect (hell she was far from that) but that was the point, she's just like any other kid, her disability doesn't make her special, and Jones, initially attracted to her 'cause her "special condition" ended loving her human and mundane self.

[@AfianySnow29802]

😑

[@kenyaholloway-reliford8213]

I actually really love the retreaux-style of the animation. WHtRJ is a very unique show outside of the fish out of water premise. I think as a kid, I actually mistook it for an old cartoon. It captures the School House Rock style very well.

[@WhereAllYourDeletedCommentsGo]

I thought the same. I assumed they were playing an older show.

[@kiricappuchin]

I adore how everything tends to go “off-model.” No two shots look similar

[@okjeffy6581]

And it was the last cartoon in history to ever use cel animation.

[@alphalax7747]

@@okjeffy6581 i thought it was Ed edd n eddy

[@buincqv67]

​@Alpha Lax I think edd used to but upgraded to standard animation around the back to school era of The show, this was the last show to be created in the early 2000ss

[@gamerike777]

“Magnetohydrodynamics” is definitely what the M stood for. Robot’s next assignment was to study college students and as a robot would be interested in the motion of electrically conductive fluid-like systems.

[@diretrip]

I feel like one of the few kids who actually really liked this show when it came out. My friends were very "meh" about it. I completely lost interest when they replaced the TTS voice. That was most of the humor.

[@KaiserMattTygore927]

That was me as well, really didn't like that voice change.

[@IceHammer872]

*RIGHT??!* 😒

[@LilDiabloRob]

Exactly!!!!!!!

[@caviar_dreamz]

Same deal with me, none of my friends liked it, but I loved it. I stopped watching when they changed the voices on all the episodes, I didn’t like the kids voice. Too bad there’s no way to stream it other than what’s on KZbin.

[@babyfaceyoungbrother]

I liked the show. Always watched it when it came on.

[@intrepid1160]

I actually voted for Robot Jones in the Voice Your Choice, and remember being disappointed that Billy & Mandy won. Billy & Mandy ended up being a really good show though, so it ultimately was for the best.

[@xx_somescenecath0lic_xx888]

HOW DID YOU VOTE?

[@xx_somescenecath0lic_xx888]

both robot jones and billy and mandy shouldve been fully made 😭

[@silenceenigma587]

@@xx_somescenecath0lic_xx888 I believe you had to go on the CN website & cast your vote there

[@luigihorror6455]

Bruh i wish i could vote, but i was a baby at the time 😭

[@drawingfandome]

@@luigihorror6455I was just being born into the world at the time 😂😂😂

[@zipgun7132]

Man I loved the way this show looked as a kid. It's like someone's sketchbook being animated.😄

[@KidMisfit]

I remember watching this show when it premiered. I liked this show as a kind and liked booth the voices of Robot Jones honestly. I sometimes wonder about the show and would like to go back and watch it. I just don’t know where to go to watch old cartoons that isn’t sketchy lol.

[@DoomIIMaster]

WCOforever . net You're welcome. 1:49PM 6/18/22

[@MrAveregeguy68]

I'm pretty sure y can find some episodes on the internet archive

[@houndcake1]

as of right now, all of the episodes are on youtube!

[@sunspotmill1291]

I wasn't a huge fan of the voice change when I was a kid. But after I revisited some episodes as an adult, I kind of liked both voices (and don't really hate the second voice anymore) and I can see where those exes were coming from as well, but I still vastly prefer his original voice. Why not have a robot character....sound like a robot? Especially considering how this show is supposed to take place in a 1980s universe where a robot's voice is not expected to sound "humanized" yet. My biggest problem with the voice change was really the inconsistency. It's kind of like how I also feel about the art style change between the two seasons of American Dragon: Jake Long... Both versions are fine in their own right, but the sudden change of voice or art style hurts a show's consistency with the fans. Why not stick to one or another thing in the first place? So that's really my thoughts on the controversial voice change.

[@wfanking1187]

I remember one episode where the robot befriended a vacuum and it sucked away a female teacher's dress and all the boys were crushing on the teacher staring at her and there were those heart emojis lol

[@alphalax7747]

@@wfanking1187 🤨

[@MotionlessKnight]

A childhood friend of mine and I really liked this show, and we used to mimic his voice at each other. It definitely wasn't aired for very long. I couldn't tell you what happened in a single episode off the top of my head, but I remember loving the show. We were bummed when they cancled it.

[@onijester56]

Being fair, each episode was a dual-split: 10 to 12 minutes for Story A and then 10 to 12 minutes for Story B. The three stories I remember most are, from least-remembered to most-remembered: 3. The Basketball one. Robot Jones gives himself modification/surgery to become tall enough to join the Basketball team. 2. The Garage Band one. Robot Jones and his friends start a rock band...but, as one expects, his friends care more about the popularity than actually practicing. 1. The one about Gender. As the first segment of the first episode of the second season, we begin with "class change". Robot Jones gets put into Home Economics (which even in the mid-2000's was a "GIRL'S ELECTIVE" since the projects involved cooking and sewing and other "household" tasks that "the wife should be doing for her working husband")...and is so good at the projects that the rest of the (almost-entirely-girl) class becomes Robot's friend. Because Robot is hanging out with "the girls", his guy friends disown Robot as "a girl"...causing him to befriend the girls for a bit more and engaging in "girly" activities like make-overs and such, until said guy friends get jealous. Then the two factions of "Boys" and "Girls" try to fight each other for Robot Jones...and when he's made to decide he drops the bomb that they aren't actually that different, and I think either that he doesn't want to decide between the two groups or else can't decide between the two groups. ----- ... ... It's funny how that episode has stuck with me. But also (since coming out as non-binary) it actually makes a lot of sense. Like, very few adult media tried to have even side-characters explore their gender identity. So that this children's cartoon had its titular character put into words exactly how my 12-year-old self had felt for at least over 8 years at that point (and have consistently felt for the 18 years since) Hell, if the Conservative "Christian Right" weren't legitimately using their "God Says X" rhetoric in an attempt to criminalize (if not legalize the murder of) trans-people for their just existing, one might almost describe this coincidence of me ever watching that episode as an "act of god".

[@okjeffy6581]

And don’t forget the one with some naked Bri’ish dude and his dog.

[@BoomTribeEntertainment]

I love the style of this show. It’s very reminiscent of 70’s animated shows like School House Rock and Dr. Seuss cartoons

[@rashhsa4443]

I remember loving the show as a child, but ultimately missing it because of the weird times it would come on. When I talk about it today most people have no idea what I'm talking about. When I show them, they try and compare it to Jenny the teenage robot 😮‍💨

[@Scorpiofrfr]

Youre posting twice a week? THANK YOU! Love your videos!!!

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks!! Yup twice a week for now

[@spookychords4925]

I was born in 1996 and didn't really watch a lot of episodes when it initially aired because of the time schedule, but could recall vaguely watching it. By the time I was 12 [2008] I was so interested in the shows art style that I watched episodes on KZbin back when copystrikes weren't as strict as they are now. Maybe it was just the early hipster in me that liked saying "yeah I watch this old show" but I found it enjoyable. I may even find it even more enjoyable now as an adult to hear how innocently this robot describes what childhood/human kind is like.

[@okjeffy6581]

I was also born in 1996, and rediscovered it in 2009 when I was 13. The backgrounds felt so weird but it made me wish I was inside of them. The backgrounds just looked so welcoming.

[@spookychords4925]

@@okjeffy6581 word

[@okjeffy6581]

@@spookychords4925 do you ever love a cartoons artstyle that you wish you were inside the backgrounds? I feel the same way everytime I watch this. And the music too.

[@ROBOTPETER101]

"Change the robots voice, it's weird." Execs completely missing the point of a show and having the irony go right past their head is a trope I'll never not find frustrating.

[@TheCommenterDragon]

Ah, "Whatever Happened To Robot Jones" i loved that show when i was little, and watching this vid became a real nostalgia trip for me thank you so much for covering this show Jordan!!!

[@TayahPrice]

I really liked this show! I think this is what sparked my interest in this type of ‘genre’ because My Life as a Teenage Robot is one of my favorite shows of all time, lol.

[@okjeffy6581]

So, you like shows about robots??

[@growingup15]

The Art style and design of Robot is adorable and I could see it fitting in with Todays Cartoons if it just refined a bit and brought back. But then again CN is making horrible choices and not letting actual good shows thrive like they did back in the 2000s

[@TimAllen624]

I loved this show and it's art style when it came out. It definitely had a look and feel unlike anything else on the network. It's still one of my favorite Cartoon Network shows of all time.

[@KichiMiangra]

To this day it is not hard to remind my family of this show, all you need is to speak the mystic words: "What ever happenned toooooo" and in a robotic voice all siblings will respond "Robot Jones!" Speaking of the voice I always preferred the M98 voice. You know that thing where you make something up to explain something and then end up forgetting you made it up in an almost Mandela effect way? I had sworn there was an episode to explain the voice change, one where Robot and his friends enter some sort of battle of the bands or music competition, but Robot's voice wasn't doing it so he and his friends messed around with his system to put in a more vocalist voice in there. Eventually only being able to Rock-sing when talking became a problem in his day to day life he tries to change it back but couldn't return it to the M98 voice and had to settle with the kid voice. By the time I'd realized they'd redubbed the whole first season I was like ":0 b-but now the band episode won't make sense!"

[@NerdyTransformed]

I distinctly remember seeing the pilot for this show and the gym episode. I loved it as a kid, but wasn't sure why. Now, as someone who realized they spent their childhood masking their autism, I understand why Robot Jones is so relatable now. I also spent my school years, questioning interactions, wondering why things were the way they were. Maybe that's why I loved the show so much as a kid.

[@MichaelEMJAYARE]

I’m turning 27 this year - I was 6-7 when this came out and I loved it. I was drawing and have drawn since age 5 - and I was fascinated by recreating that cube shaped robot - over and over again - on paper. The art style was very inspiring, and the writing unique.

[@FallzVentus]

I love this show. The Rubix cube episode stays embedded in my brain

[@okjeffy6581]

The naked British guy and the dog stuck with me

[@NightTheKittenn]

Robot jones was my first crush and was the first character I ever drew selfship art for, haha. He and his show have a very special place in my heart.

[@KINGLYON20]

Hands down a underrated show

[@roberttreacy8271]

This show should’ve gotten more attention.

[@cursedseagullgames]

I adored the hell out of robot jones when it was on TV, and I remember being sad when it never really aired again. It was a good cartoon that was both ahead, and too late for its time. Had it been released when there was a larger nostalgia base for the 70s and 80s it could have gained a better following, and the same could probably be said if it had been made earlier in the 90s instead of late into them.

[@moon8568]

Really like your style of unapologetic puns and the whole 'commercial break' thing you do as a breather in the video. Makes watching your channel feel like an 'experience' rather than the typical commentator on a YT video. Been a fan for a little bit now. QUESTION: Do you fully rewatch the series you cover in a video before releasing them? How do you approach building info for the video?

[@BrennySpain]

I often get huge dexter’s laboratory vibes from this show. Definitely a fun and underrated show overall.

[@Aster_Risk]

I loved this show so much when it came out. I've always hoped this could get a revival. Thank you for posting this and all your videos. You just pulled me out of a really bad mood.

[@GamerPhreek]

I remember catching a few episodes of this as a kid with the original voice. Then months later I saw it was going to be on again but it was an episode with the new voice and I thought, this must not be the same show. The voices were so different!

[@jabberwock6]

never liked when they changed the voice

[@randycollins8917]

I remember, "camping" in the living room as a kid. I pulled my lil pokemon tent up to the TV and passed out watching the growth spert episode. When I woke up, I too was a taller boi! It tripped me out. And, kept me the tallest kid in class for like... a year. So, big Ws all around.

[@macuna1995]

Just recently finished watching the show actually, seriously loved the Lavender Fudge Experience music video.

[@crystallizette3249]

I've been waiting for this episode! This is a show that I still think about randomly and I'm so happy you decided to cover it.

[@matthewjones6786]

This artstyle is so wonderfully loose and expressive! Kinda reminds me of Schoolhouse Rock with a bigger budget.

[@mikenapier4003]

Can I just say I love your show, all of these wonderful reviews of cartoons and shows of the past. It lets me remember an easier time. And these reviews also thanks to your breakdowns allow me to show what I can to my kids to see if they'd be interested watching them. And thanks to you my 5-year-old loves The Secret Saturdays.

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much for the kind words! So awesome to hear that, glad they enjoy the secret Saturdays!

[@okjeffy6581]

You’re a healer, Jordan. 😊

[@Azure70]

Well, this was a nice surprise. I was searching for “whatever happened to robot Jones” and discovered this video. Certainly was not expecting to find such a recent video.

[@DylanThompson9063]

I'm loving the extra video each week. Keep it up.

[@Groovydude28]

I remember watching this show back when I was a kid. I enjoyed it so much that my grandma made me a tape of most of the episodes. One episode I remember was the Family Vacation episode, where Randy Savage played an angry biker. Thank you for taking a look at this show, and keep up the good work!

[@Lindsek]

I never caught on to the School House Rock aesthetic of this show as a kid (ever though we still very much did watch those tapes in school…👵🏻) but I LOVE that. I also never noticed that Shannon had a prosthetic leg! That’s very cool.

[@SushiBandz]

If this video didn’t show up on my feed I could have lived the rest of my life forgotten about this show lol this is crazy

[@datruliverking]

The frequency AND quality of your uploads is on another level! keep it up!!!

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much!

[@robertmcneil8380]

Thank you for doing this episode !! I honestly thought I was the only one who saw this show going up !!

[@frankzappa3834]

As a kid who was in the target audience at the time it was airing, the look of the show was unlike anything else. Loved it and always wondered why they pulled it.

[@mjkhan9664]

OMG i loved this show!! I'm so glad you exist to bring light to just about every cartoon I've ever watched as a kid in the early to mid 2000s. Also yeah I remember watching both versions of the character's voice when they would show the same episode. The way it ended was super abrupt though which was kinda sad considering how unique this show was in its visual style and content. I personally really liked the hand-drawn, almost sketchy cell-to-cell animation even if it would have been more time consuming in the long run

[@okjeffy6581]

Not just the early to mid 2000s, he is also doing late 2000s to early 2010s. But I agree with you.

[@kingwolfjm8500]

This is the video I've been wanting for from you!

[@RogerSierra]

Thank you for all these videos...most of my friends don't remember most of the shows or even heard of them so all my jokes fall flat. I show them your videos and now they know I'm not totally crazy

[@misterzygarde6431]

You know, a crossover between Robot Jones and Robotboy would be fun.

[@atomic747]

Robot jones would blow a fuse seeing how advance robot boy is.

[@the7saviors276]

Finally! Been waiting for this one.

[@crimcat9753]

You scratched my memory with this and brought back a plethra of buried memories. Thank you and "curse" you.

[@cardinal9290]

Recently subbed cause you make me remember soooo many childhood memories of these shows from when I was like, four! Was watching some of your older videos and suddenly got reminded about a show I have never heard talked about called "Huntik: Secret & Seekers" (had to do a short google search cause the name completely slipped my mind) that I was shortly enamored with as a kid as well and saw you don't have a video on that yet, so here's to hoping one day :D love your videos keep up the good work

[@extrasalt9053]

Don't remember a lot from the show but the music video "Nudist and Mr Pendleton" has been stuck in my head for 20 years.

[@midnightlewolf8339]

whats funny about this show for me is that it popped up in my life when i began looking online for things to go with my fixation on robots- i found people made art of a funky little robot jones. i found that this series was perfect for me, and i was able to watch it online. i love this little robot guy, and honestly i was really into the whole idea of seeing the middle school life in the eyes of a robot. i would love to watch this show over and over, robot jones is just so neat. the artstyle is wonderful. i would be interested in a more complex dive into robot jones discovering more about human nature, honestly, because like. life has so much learning in it. i want to see him learn!

[@Dragodemon000]

I think M for 'Manny' (or Manuel, Manfred, whatever shortens to it), just to give the most hu-man name to the least human character.

[@ColdestSummer]

I was just honking about this show. I loved watching it growing up. Thanks for the brief memories dude.

[@DylanThompson9063]

Great video Jordan. Keep up the great work. Love your videos and personality.

[@biggzmcgee2.017]

I always remember loving this show as a kid. I loved the kooky hand drawn style and loved the characters. Also just realizing how inclusive he was including an amputee character in a main role. This show deserves to live on on like KZbin or Netflix or something. Let it flourish now that it can be appreciated correctly and not bound by the shackles of the cable TV overlords

[@datonemuthafuckather]

Dude I was literally just thinking about your channel and thinking about WHTRJ in the same week. This is fantastic

[@sunspotmill1291]

You talked about Robot Jones and Time Squad. Now the only two obscure CN shows that are left to cover from the late-90s/early 2000s era are Sheep in the Big City and Mike, Lu and Og!

[@jworld__1630]

I had somehow erased this show from my memory, the channel really be bringing back my childhood

[@ChristalJ]

Been waiting for you to do this one. If anyone was gonna do this it was gonna be you! I remember watching Robot Jones before the voice change and being confused and disappointed as a kid that it wasn’t the same.

[@y2kstrawberryprincess]

I'm so glad you've made a video on this show! I missed this show so much and remember watching it when it was still on TV. ;w; I think the M stood for Megabites, like in the previous concept art but that's just my guess. :o Speaking of which, I haven't drawn anything for this show in a few years and now I want to again so thank you lol.

[@SilverSphereSorcerer]

I've actually secretly been hoping you'd do this one for a while!

[@supersentaipepsi3736]

You've just unlocked a core memory in me.

[@mistersonic93]

This was great video and throwback! I really love this cartoon and concept. I did think the cartoon was a bit mean spirited at times but I still really liked it. Thank you!

[@tmphost]

I was waiting for you to do a video on Whatever Happened To Robot Jones!!

[@Funhaable]

I never did watch the show when it came out. Nobody I knew, including myself, had ever heard of it. I did eventually see it when it re-ran with the cartoon cartoon show in the mid 2000s. I remember being happy when watching it as I think it was rare for that show to air reruns of Robot Jones and I only saw it when I was sick and had to stay home. It was good for what it was as the art style was completely different from the cartoons I was watching at the time. Thanks for making this video, I had almost forgotten this show and for answering the question to "what ever happened to Robot Jones?"

[@ChillaxingJay]

its a shame this was cancelled due to unpopularity and CN's handling of the show. as a young boy who had autism (and also loved robots) i could really relate to robot jones as I too had a hard time understanding social cues compared to most people. but i actually learned a lot from this show, which im thankful for now as an adult.

[@fruitlooprainbow]

Wow this tapped into my reserve databanks. Thanks for a blast from the totally forgotten or so I thought.

[@AdolfLuvr]

As someone who actually enjoyed the show for its uniqueness at the time, I miss it. It was a breath of fresh air. I've only seen school house rock once and it was by chance. I couldn't believe it existed and felt it was a bit cringe. 🤣 Probably because it was educational and tacky. But I enjoyed the art. With Robot Jones it definitely was like traveling back in time and I loved it. With parents who grew up during the time of the setting of the show, some things in it actually seemed familiar based on talks and photos from that time. The show felt nostalgic almost for me. 😅

[@AnxiousChazz]

Robot Jones and Sheep in the Big City were two short lived shows that I loved. I’ve been waiting for this retrospective for 20 years. I tried to find a video on SitBC from you after watching this and couldn’t find one! Would love to hear your review one day

[@shadowhalk225]

I've been waiting for this for a long time lol

[@ookyspookychic2529]

one thing i really enjoyed about this show, despite not watching it much, was the very retro 70's style animation, it reminded me of the old school house rock animations they would play in school for us, or the old dr seuss specials and that gave it a great charm

[@monochaos9442]

Of all the shows that could use a reboot, this is it.

[@christopheredwards788]

Loved it. I remember this. Remember the short. This year is 20 years when the show came out

[@cherryandsilver1914]

Found out about this cartoon two weeks ago, so lucky to have new cool video about it! Maybe because of audience of this channel people will give a lil bit more attention to this unique show

[@sethwayne8283]

I absolutely loved this show….. I miss it so much…

[@azolaun]

New core memory unlocked after seeing this again after so many years

[@KlassAnimated]

Love this series 😩 Does anyone remember Code Lyoko? Used to love that show 👀😎

[@JordanFringe94]

Video on that in August

[@KlassAnimated]

@@JordanFringe94 🥰You are the greatesttttttt

[@EvilHamburger64]

I loved this show. It taught me that if you swap two stickers on a Rubik’s Cube you can never fully solve it.

[@bradcha5413]

I remember his voice being redubbed later on in the series

[@Asimo9819]

love the content lol i’ve been binging all ur vids 🔥 i just remembered The Mr. Men Show outta nowhere, wondering if ur planning on doing something on that one lol

[@autistic_baby_doll_mom_reb7898]

Everyone forgets all the episodes were lost till A devitart group refound it

[@lucasdiazjr5679]

Thank you so much this was part of my childhood instant like automatically

[@TylerMcNamer]

This was hard to catch on back then. I could never figure out when this show aired on cable. I really enjoyed it!

[@eeveefennecfox]

I loved this show so much as a kid,I really do miss this amazing show

[@Azakamak2401]

I remember really liking the show when it first aired and being confused when they changed Robot's voice. I'd love it if the show ever did get a proper revival, but short of CN giving up the rights I sadly don't see it happening.

[@GeoMega-Xis]

I've been eagerly waiting to find out how you'd title this for at least a year now.

[@willhibbard6903]

Thank you for explaining this one. It was like a fever dream in the back of my mind

[@204Baddogg]

Robot Jones was an adorable cartoon! My favorite episode was the Rubik’s cube competition; I think his first name should be Mike or Melvin. Also really loved your responses that got me :3

[@GrandCorsair]

I'm glad someone is talking about it. I hardly ever hear people talking about it, sheep in the big city or "Mike, lu and Og" when talking about cartoon network shows.

[@CommanderJorgen]

I loved this show back in the day

[@Imjak47]

Just hearing the plot I already want a reboot where he goes to college and deals with those problems

[@crcoghill]

I really enjoyed the little i remember of this show, including looking back at older episodes. it was just nice seeing a character who embodies the outcast, the awkward and nerdy of being a kid. sure, Robot isn't exactly a kid but the way he acts is like that of the new kid: joining the outcasts that accept him, making enemies with those that use him and falling in love with people who are cool in he's eyes. it's kind of sweet and, maybe this is just me, but it reminds me when i was new to a school. grant it, it was just 2nd grade and so on but i went through a lot in school i see with Robot. maybe that's why i remember this show: cause it was a show i grew up with during a time in my life i was dealing with the same issues. It's always wild to look back at shows with a new look on your life cause it surprises you how relatable it is. I wonder if kids growing up with shows like Craig of the Creek will think 20 years later?

[@jz-meister5343]

I’m working right now, so I won’t have time to watch this until later. BUT, I just wanted to comment and say that this video title may be your best one yet 🤣😂

[@BetaToonzOfficial]

The twins have DEVO HATS! 🤩

[@kingatticus5371]

I absolutely watched this! I was in middle school when it came out and I grew up watching School House Rock collections on VHS (really enjoyed the multiplication one for some reason at age 5), but I can understand why it wasn’t as popular in comparison to other shows at the time

[@PsychoChuckGreene]

I remember this show had actor Rip Taylor as the math teacher Mr. McMcMc, Rest In Peace Rip Taylor

[@adventureisntfar]

I found out about this show in 2009/2008 when I was using cartoon network's flash based media player. Since my house didnt have cable I would watch episodes online through the CN video player. I ran out of episodes to watch and saw a picture and name among a list of other CN shows like totally spies and squirrel boy.