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Escape From Cluster Prime

Writers: Bryan Andrews, Brandon Kruse, Heather Martinez, Scott Petterson, Chris Reccardi, Rob Renzetti (My Life As A Teenage Robot)

Date: August 12, 2005

Synopsis: "Jenny saves the town from an invasion, but causes a lot of damage, causing everyone to lash out at her. Feeling unappreciated, she leaves and finds herself on Cluster Prime, where she learns that Vexas is planning another attack and has convinced everyone that Jenny is evil. Now, Jenny has to save the day."

My Life As A Teenage Robot was a pretty good show. I mean, a show centered on a teenage robot sounds fun. This is the show's only TV movie, and it's awesome. It's like "The Cutie Map" mixed with a better version of "Who Bob What Pants?". The townspeople are in the wrong, but it's understandable. Jenny accidentally destroyed the town. Of course, they make up for it. You feel bad for Jenny when she's shunned by everyone. She makes a new friend in the form of Vega. Even though she's Vexas' daughter, she's actually pretty cool and sees Jenny for who she is, even if it takes awhile. The special delves into themes like communism. Vexas has convinced everyone that Jenny is evil, and she will protect them if they obey her. That's underhanded and deceitful, but in a way that makes sense. There's plenty of action in this movie, and a lot of suspenseful moments. The humor is pretty good, and the climax is well written. That ending solidified this as a good movie.

Description
Escape From Cluster Prime

Writers: Bryan Andrews, Brandon Kruse, Heather Martinez, Scott Petterson, Chris Reccardi, Rob Renzetti (My Life As A Teenage Robot)

Date: August 12, 2005

Synopsis: "Jenny saves the town from an invasion, but causes a lot of damage, causing everyone to lash out at her. Feeling unappreciated, she leaves and finds herself on Cluster Prime, where she learns that Vexas is planning another attack and has convinced everyone that Jenny is evil. Now, Jenny has to save the day."

My Life As A Teenage Robot was a pretty good show. I mean, a show centered on a teenage robot sounds fun. This is the show's only TV movie, and it's awesome. It's like "The Cutie Map" mixed with a better version of "Who Bob What Pants?". The townspeople are in the wrong, but it's understandable. Jenny accidentally destroyed the town. Of course, they make up for it. You feel bad for Jenny when she's shunned by everyone. She makes a new friend in the form of Vega. Even though she's Vexas' daughter, she's actually pretty cool and sees Jenny for who she is, even if it takes awhile. The special delves into themes like communism. Vexas has convinced everyone that Jenny is evil, and she will protect them if they obey her. That's underhanded and deceitful, but in a way that makes sense. There's plenty of action in this movie, and a lot of suspenseful moments. The humor is pretty good, and the climax is well written. That ending solidified this as a good movie.