Robotboy S2E04: Bambi-bot & Double Tommy

Here's another Robotboy review for you.

33. Bambi-Bot.

Written by: Michael Rubiner.

Aired: UK: 23 February 2006. US: 5 August 2006.

Seeing Tommy's crush on Bambi, Kamikazi creates Bambi-bot, to try and capture Robotboy. Seeing Bambi-bot, Tommy falls for her, believing that is the real Bambi, going on dates with her. seeing this, Lola gets jealous and Robotboy is sad, telling Tommy that he doesn't to Robotboy anymore. Tommy and Lola begin to argue, Lola saying that lovers trust each other, tell each other their secrets and that Tommy really doesn't love Bambi. Which makes Tommy decide to tell Bambi-bot about Robotboy. While spending time with Bambi-bot, he begins to tell her about him, but gets interrupted by Kurt and his friends, confronting Bambi-bot about being with Tommy. Bambi-bot gets defensive and ends up against Kurt and his friends, defeating them. Tommy, watching the fight, sees that it isn't really Bambi and tries to protect Robotboy, realizing that it's really Kamikazi. Bambi-bot snatches the backpack containing Robotboy, causing Tommy to activate Robotboy and starting a battle with Bambi-bot. Almost mid way through the battle, she throws a black spiked metal pizza, putting Tommy in danger. Seeing that she won't give in, Robotboy Super Activates, but ends up surrounded by the robotic cheerleaders. On the ground, the cheerleaders see their chance and throw their pom poms, surrounding Robotboy's head with pink truffles. Robotboy presses a button on his chest, causing his head to explode. It reappears, surprising the cheerleaders. He destroys them and aims at Bambi-bot, who has Tommy in her grasp, threatening harm him. The weapon fails and Robotboy destroys her. In the end, Lola and Gus walk up to a disappointed Tommy. Lola, being happy that she's destroyed, walks away with Tommy and Robotboy with them. Disappointed, Kamikazi turns to his pet dog, the only loyal one he says he has left. While on a walk together, he gets ran over by Bambi and her mother, but survives and ends up attacking Kamikazi when he goes to hug him, the episode ending in him screaming in pain and Bambi and her mother driving all over the outside of his hideout.

Gee, Bambi's such a bimbo here!

 

And what exactly does Thomas see in her?

 

Yep, we get to see Bambi's mum, who is just as much if not more of a bimbo than her daughter is.

 

Yep, Lola doesn't like Goose.

 

 

Now Tommy can tell the Bambi-bot was Kamikazi despite her having red eyes and wearing a shirt with a red K while Bambi has blue eyes and wears a shirt with a H.

Oh boy, Jerome sure wants to attack Stevie's father!



Well, this is one episode that further proves Lola's crush on Tommy, and this is quite similar to The Homecoming, only with a robot disguised as Bambi, yet it's easier to tell the 2 apart here. I will admit, it was funny when Gus tried to make out with Lola, only for the African-American Ami to slap him! Also, does this episode change my opinion on Bambi? Nope. If anything, it gave me more reasons to hate her, not to mention her mum who is just as much if not more of a bimbo than her.

My rating: 7/10.

34. Double Tommy.

Written by: Randolph Heard.

Aired: UK: 23 February 2006. US: 5 August 2006.

Dr. Kamikazi turns a spy named Evil 17 into a clone of Tommy so that he can change Tommy into the fake one, get Robotboy and do something terrible to the real Tommy.

So Tommy has been caught by Kamikazi!

That Game Guy looks more like a DS than a Game Boy.

Ha! Kamikazi is bald!

Tommy slapped Donnie good!

What is it with cartoon mums having such gigantic butts? 

 Evil 17 has facial hair!

Now Donnie's begging for mercy!

This sure was one hilarious adventure! Tommy has a secret agent who looks like him only with facial hair, and once Evil 17 hits Donnie, Donnie begs for mercy! The moments with Kamikazi were hilarious too, especially when Constantine shaves Kamikazi bald! And not to mention, it shows that Doctor Kamikazi's catchphrase is "I blame you, Constantine!"  Man, Evil Seventeen sure is a reluctant villain.

My rating: 10/10.

Final thoughts:

 Well, this was one good adventure as usual. Bambi gets a robot replica of her, further proving my contempt for her, and we have a secret agent who looks like Tommy Turnbull in every way! Oh well, still a good adventure.

Episode rating: 8.5/10.

Season 2 scorecard:

1. Robotman: 10/10.

2. A Tale of 2 Evil Geniuses: 9.5/10.

3. Something About Stevie: 10/10.

4. The Homecoming: 9/10.

5. Kindergarten Kaos: 9/10.

6. Robot Girl: 10/10.

7. Bambi-bot: 7/10.

8. Double Tommy: 10/10.

Season 2 so far: 9.4/10.