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For those unfamiliar. In the 80s, there was kids animated show called Telebugs, that was about three robots, with TV monitors for heads. Who aided people, and combated a bunch of techno villains.
One of the three main characters was called Samantha.
During the year; 1987, a live action prop of her was created to co-host the afternoon daytime children’s television segment, called CITV.
The prop could move its arms and head, and change its facial expression, when it spoke. But I don’t think it move along the floor.
The character would at that same time be featured in a season of another kids show called No73, that aired on Saturdays.
This portrayal had a different voice, and a more spunky attitude to contend with the comedic portrayals of the shows hosts.
I still stand by my belief that because of scheduling and having to move the prop back and forth between studios. A second prop was built for No73, with a less accurate body due to budget reasons.
Footage that would confirm that, and any other of the prop is very rare to come by. This photo not being the best I admit.

No surprise, but since the emergence of footage of the prop. A small number of fans of both No73 and Telebugs have shown intrigue in to the prop and its current whereabouts. Especially among collectors of memorabilia.

Description
For those unfamiliar. In the 80s, there was kids animated show called Telebugs, that was about three robots, with TV monitors for heads. Who aided people, and combated a bunch of techno villains.
One of the three main characters was called Samantha.
During the year; 1987, a live action prop of her was created to co-host the afternoon daytime children’s television segment, called CITV.
The prop could move its arms and head, and change its facial expression, when it spoke. But I don’t think it move along the floor.
The character would at that same time be featured in a season of another kids show called No73, that aired on Saturdays.
This portrayal had a different voice, and a more spunky attitude to contend with the comedic portrayals of the shows hosts.
I still stand by my belief that because of scheduling and having to move the prop back and forth between studios. A second prop was built for No73, with a less accurate body due to budget reasons.
Footage that would confirm that, and any other of the prop is very rare to come by. This photo not being the best I admit.

No surprise, but since the emergence of footage of the prop. A small number of fans of both No73 and Telebugs have shown intrigue in to the prop and its current whereabouts. Especially among collectors of memorabilia.