Robocat - Revision history

Sinclair: /* Trivia */

2007-12-21T00:33:56Z

‎Trivia

Christaub: Changed spelling of Stanislavsky's name for consistency

2007-08-02T09:03:27Z

Changed spelling of Stanislavsky's name for consistency

Christaub: Missed one more link to Stanislavski

2007-07-26T15:33:16Z

Missed one more link to Stanislavski

Christaub: Correct Stanislavsky's name

2007-07-26T14:21:26Z

Correct Stanislavsky's name

Jeff Parkes at 02:06, 25 June 2007

2007-06-25T02:06:37Z

Jeff Parkes: pic added

2007-06-24T23:45:37Z

pic added

Midnight Man: Added the Stories category.

2007-03-18T14:46:33Z

Added the Stories category.

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 ==Synopsis==
-The [[Rescue Rangers]] are rummaging in the junk pile of a human inventor. [[Dale]] is playing a video game console which glitches during play. [[Gadget Hackwrench|Gadget]] fixes the console on the fly and Dale continues playing. [[Chip]] complains that they are not doing anything important. The inventor, [[Ignatz Stanislavski]], now puts the finishing touches on a robotic cat, made most notably from a toaster and an electric lamp. The inventor says proudly that he will give the robot, Tom, a fur coat "just like a real cat" if he catches mice. Stanislawski activates Tom, who finds and chases the Rangers. The Rangers fight Tom off and he eventually trips and falls because of the clutter in the room. Stanislawski angrily throws Tom outside for failing. Gadget is sympathetically outraged as this treatment and argues with [[Monterey Jack|Monty]] that she could rehabilitate Tom with Dale's game cartridge. Over Chip's misgivings, they take Tom's deactivated body home to be hacked.
+The [[Rescue Rangers]] are rummaging in the junk pile of a human inventor. [[Dale]] is playing a video game console which glitches during play. [[Gadget Hackwrench|Gadget]] fixes the console on the fly and Dale continues playing. [[Chip]] complains that they are not doing anything important. The inventor, [[Ignatz Stanislavsky]], now puts the finishing touches on a robotic cat, made most notably from a toaster and an electric lamp. The inventor says proudly that he will give the robot, Tom, a fur coat "just like a real cat" if he catches mice. Stanislavsky activates Tom, who finds and chases the Rangers. The Rangers fight Tom off and he eventually trips and falls because of the clutter in the room. Stanislavsky angrily throws Tom outside for failing. Gadget is sympathetically outraged as this treatment and argues with [[Monterey Jack|Monty]] that she could rehabilitate Tom with Dale's game cartridge. Over Chip's misgivings, they take Tom's deactivated body home to be hacked.
 Gadget inserts the game cartridge into Tom's toaster body and reactivates him; sure enough, he turns out to be sweet and gentle, even appearing to gain Monty's trust. Chip insults him and calls him a tin can who won't be petted. Tom admits that he won't be "real" until he has fur. The Rescue Rangers go out to search for something for him.
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 [[Fat Cat's Henchmen]]
-[[Ignatz Stanislavski]]
+[[Ignatz Stanislavsky]]
 [[Freddy (Robocat)|Freddy]]
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 Chip insists that Tom is an instinctive killer, but his personality is completely controlled by whatever software is installed on him. Dale exploits Chip's stubbornness to praise Gadget himself, especially when Chip is proved wrong.
-Ignatz Stanislavski's character design was recycled and used for the toy store owner in [[The S.S. DrainPipe]].
+Ignatz Stanislavsky's character design was recycled and used for the toy store owner in [[The S.S. DrainPipe]].
 This episode serves as a proof that the [[Rescue Rangers' Hometown|Rescue Rangers' hometown]] is New York City. The World Trade Center is visible in the background in one scene.

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 ==Synopsis==
-The [[Rescue Rangers]] are rummaging in the junk pile of a human inventor. [[Dale]] is playing a video game console which glitches during play. [[Gadget Hackwrench|Gadget]] fixes the console on the fly and Dale continues playing. [[Chip]] complains that they are not doing anything important. The inventor, [[Ignatz Stanislawski]], now puts the finishing touches on a robotic cat, made most notably from a toaster and an electric lamp. The inventor says proudly that he will give the robot, Tom, a fur coat "just like a real cat" if he catches mice. Stanislawski activates Tom, who finds and chases the Rangers. The Rangers fight Tom off and he eventually trips and falls because of the clutter in the room. Stanislawski angrily throws Tom outside for failing. Gadget is sympathetically outraged as this treatment and argues with [[Monterey Jack|Monty]] that she could rehabilitate Tom with Dale's game cartridge. Over Chip's misgivings, they take Tom's deactivated body home to be hacked.
+The [[Rescue Rangers]] are rummaging in the junk pile of a human inventor. [[Dale]] is playing a video game console which glitches during play. [[Gadget Hackwrench|Gadget]] fixes the console on the fly and Dale continues playing. [[Chip]] complains that they are not doing anything important. The inventor, [[Ignatz Stanislavski]], now puts the finishing touches on a robotic cat, made most notably from a toaster and an electric lamp. The inventor says proudly that he will give the robot, Tom, a fur coat "just like a real cat" if he catches mice. Stanislawski activates Tom, who finds and chases the Rangers. The Rangers fight Tom off and he eventually trips and falls because of the clutter in the room. Stanislawski angrily throws Tom outside for failing. Gadget is sympathetically outraged as this treatment and argues with [[Monterey Jack|Monty]] that she could rehabilitate Tom with Dale's game cartridge. Over Chip's misgivings, they take Tom's deactivated body home to be hacked.
 Gadget inserts the game cartridge into Tom's toaster body and reactivates him; sure enough, he turns out to be sweet and gentle, even appearing to gain Monty's trust. Chip insults him and calls him a tin can who won't be petted. Tom admits that he won't be "real" until he has fur. The Rescue Rangers go out to search for something for him.

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 [[Fat Cat's Henchmen]]
-[[Ignatz Stanislawski]] ''(Can that forename be proven? Does it really happen to be the same as [[Ignatz Ratskiwatski|Ignatz "Ratso" Ratskiwatski]], the villain from [[Out of Scale]]?)''
+[[Ignatz Stanislavski]]
 [[Freddy (Robocat)|Freddy]]
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 Chip insists that Tom is an instinctive killer, but his personality is completely controlled by whatever software is installed on him. Dale exploits Chip's stubbornness to praise Gadget himself, especially when Chip is proved wrong.
-Ignatz Stanislawski's character design was recycled and used for the toy store owner in [[The S.S. DrainPipe]].
+Ignatz Stanislavski's character design was recycled and used for the toy store owner in [[The S.S. DrainPipe]].
 This episode serves as a proof that the [[Rescue Rangers' Hometown|Rescue Rangers' hometown]] is New York City. The World Trade Center is visible in the background in one scene.

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 Chip insists that Tom is an instinctive killer, but his personality is completely controlled by whatever software is installed on him. Dale exploits Chip's stubbornness to praise Gadget himself, especially when Chip is proved wrong.
-Ignatz Stanislawski's character design was recycled and used for the toy store owner in [[The S.S. Drainpipe]].
+Ignatz Stanislawski's character design was recycled and used for the toy store owner in [[The S.S. DrainPipe]].
 This episode serves as a proof that the [[Rescue Rangers' Hometown|Rescue Rangers' hometown]] is New York City. The World Trade Center is visible in the background in one scene.

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	'''Writing Credits:''' [[David Wise]]		'''Writing Credits:''' [[David Wise]]

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