Agreed

One if the best.

I'm not a mad scientist, I'm an angry scientist ANGRY!

I forgot about this one. I didn’t see much but I remember it being pretty good

The Ranting Swed would have something to say about this.

It's almost like they knew the cartoon would be lost

I was literally thinking that same thing lmao 😂😂 almost like the title was a self fulfilling prophecy that the show was meant to be forgotten but also remembered years to come 😂😂

That title is way to true.

Sheep in the Big City was made by children's author Mo Willems, who is probably best known for "Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus" and "Elephant and Piggie".

@@MusicMan32K I found that out only after rewatching some last year & noticing & it blew my mind. His work is hysterical

Regarding "Robot Jones is a little too alien to be relatable": for what it's worth, there were moments in this show that absolutely shook me to my core. I was diagnosed with Asperger's when I was in kindergarten, something that my mom absolutely refused to accept because "Nuh-uh! ThEy'Re tOo SmArT tO bE rEtArDeD!"and went as far as moving us out of the state to get me into a school system that would ask fewer questions, insisting to anybody who asked that I was totally fine and there was conclusively nothing wrong with me according to the last school, don't think about it. I was confused by so many things for so much of my childhood. That impression of looking at everybody else and wondering "What in the world could POSSIBLY motivate somebody to think or act so irrationally?" Just constantly getting chewed up for being honest with people in a "Why are you mad at me? I'M TELLING THE TRUTH!" kind of way. Getting teachers pissy at me because I was reading at basically an adult level by 1st grade and could call them out on dumb shit, while also being non-functional any time I had to cooperate with or even just be reminded of other kids existing around me. That was it. A lot of this show is like that, and that's what my childhood was. There's a bit in this show where Robot is having real, actual nightmares about dying in gym class because he keeps trying to tell the teacher that the shower is going to kill him, and the teacher is just ignorantly condescending "Shut up, dumb little idiot. I know for a fact that showers don't kill kids, now shut up and sit still while we throw your ass in the shower". That episode caused a legit mental/emotional breakdown for me, because I LIVED that. More than once. Cameras just freaked me THE FUCK out when I was a kid. I think it probably had something to do with the fact that pictures are too permanent. I can never go back and change that, and it fucking KILLED ME. I remember not understanding yet why it freaked me out, and begging people to listen to me, and having anxiety attacks because nobody would fucking listen. Just a bunch of "shut up, you whiny, shitty little idiot. Picture day's not gonna kill you. You're just thrashing around and causing a scene because you want attention." ... ATTENTION? FUCK! There are OTHER PEOPLE HERE! THIS IS HOW I DIE. AAAAAALLL of that is a really long way of saying that I think it's funny to find somebody who thinks "Yeah, Robot's just too different to be relatable", when I genuinely find this show too challenging for me to actually watch, and my reason is "It's just TOO REAL. It's honestly just too difficult for me to watch a show about exactly what my childhood was like. It's TOO accurate. Nobody understands me, I don't understand anybody else, I just don't belong here. Too real. Can't go back to that." Definitely not a normal experience. It's a very specific experience that's mostly unique to a person on a specific part of the spectrum in an environment where nobody respects that. I can see why that would be alienating to a general audience.

@@svierrodcuppycake3655 I've had that same thing (autism, kids not understanding me, teachers "cared" the best way a private school could) and yet something about this show *still* annoyed me as a kid.

@@eatatjoes6751 That's totally understandable. I don't think "relatable" and "enjoyable" are the same thing. My whole speech was more about how I found it funny that some of the things that might have made Robot Jones unrelatable to a normal audience were the same things that made the show difficult for me because I related to it *too much*. I can definitely see even other people on the spectrum finding this show boring or annoying or unrelatable or whatever else. I can't speak much for its defense; I can barely watch it.

I actually enjoyed this show

@Imma Big God Now Naw, I don't think relating to Robot Jones makes you autistic. There's a dozen different reasons you might enjoy the show, or find Robot Jones to be likeable or relatable. I just wanted to share what *I* saw in the show. I felt so much like an alien or a robot or something like that when I was in school. I felt like I was in a place I didn't belong, for reasons I couldn't understand. Robot Jones hit a lot harder and closer to home for me than I think it was supposed to. I don't think it's bad or wrong to like this show or the main character, or if you DON'T like them. People should watch what they like. Try not to let my experience ruin anything for you.

Its like the creator knew this would be a forgotten show in the long run

The prophecy is true

He's probably still stuck in that locker. Lol

I remember seeing a video a decade ago asking the exact same thing

May 96 for me and I used to watch this show a lot.

SAMEEE. lol

The 2000's were a fever dream.

MIKE LOU AND OGG ON THE ISLAND!!!! DAMN THE NOSTALGIA

Time Squad was awesome too.

@@riskvideos time squad was the best

Yes!

@@riskvideos DUUUUUDE YES

Knowing today's overly pc culture and how it is shoved down almost everyone's throats, it's probably better that it isn't. In fact I think it should be put onto streaming services instead so that more people can see how good this show was.

@Hodon Yassin, same.

*it wont*

It's considered lost media. The text to speech episodes

@DuskTilShawn After watching this video, I feel like writing a film adaptation of Robot Jones. I do remember watching the show and it's a damn shame that it's so obscure.

Thank you! I thought I was the only one who remembers Sheep in the big city, I thought that show was enjoyable to watch. As for Mike, Lou, and Og I do remember watching a few episodes but never really clicked with me but it's a shame these shows were never given much time to shrine and were just axed with little to no fanfare.

sounds like this show called Spellbinder which was about a highschooler sent into a parallel world because of a prank