Game: the quiz

[Astro Forever]

I love your questions, jeffbert! Oh BTW, I loved the "Uran Loves Hit Man" answer in your previous post! Easier to remember bad translations than real titles?

In the 80s series, how many episodes can you name that had treasure seekers in them?

A lot, but does an episode such as Frankenstein count?

How many 80s episodes can you name that have humans committing crimes specifically against robots? Kids' teasing does not count.

It depends of what is your definition of a crime... How about Robot Land, for example? Or Tornado?

Other than Atlas, name a robot in the 80s that thought all humans were bad.

Odin! Surely that musn't have been the one you were thinking of, right? At least I know of a more obvious one.

I have the other answers (I admit I had to check for the law, but luckily it was right where I checked first) except the one about the parents.

Since I do not want this to become a game just between you and I, I'll refrain from replying to the other questions. Hopefully somebody else will join us.

[jeffbert]

I love your questions, jeffbert! Oh BTW, I loved the "Uran Loves Hit Man" answer in your previous post! Easier to remember bad translations than real titles?


A lot, but does an episode such as Frankenstein count?

It should include an expidition, encampment, or excavation. I exclude robbery.

It depends of what is your definition of a crime... How about Robot Land, for example? Or Tornado?

Hmm, I thought my questions were rather clear; however, you have proven me wrong. Let me restate this one:

BlacK Looks ("Blackie Young," "Horace Hooligan," "Sharky Dirk") was one character who robbed & destroyed robots. Thus his story was one that featured humans directing their criminal activity only against robots. We could say that Guiss abused Atlas, but this is not the thing I want. I want another episode in which a human or humans seek out robots as their victims.

Odin! Surely that musn't have been the one you were thinking of, right? At least I know of a more obvious one.

No, I was thinking of a different robot.

I have the other answers (I admit I had to check for the law, but luckily it was right where I checked first) except the one about the parents.

Since I do not want this to become a game just between you and I, I'll refrain from replying to the other questions. Hopefully somebody else will join us.

[Astro Forever]

Somebody else, please reply! I do not want to win again.

For question #1, I have four. Two more are questionable. Or maybe five and one questionable? This is still a bit tricky!

For question #2, I have four plus one questionable.

[jeffbert]

Somebody else, please reply! I do not want to win again.

For question #1, I have four. Two more are questionable. Or maybe five and one questionable? This is still a bit tricky!

For question #2, I have four plus one questionable.

send me a PM w/ them.


Also, I just thought of another great Q:

Although I do not beleive this is an official term, what is Uranium/ Zoran/Astrogirl's paradox?

[CommanderEVE]

jeffbert won agine

[jeffbert]

jeffbert won agine

Astro Forever has PMed me with 5/7 correct answers. However, she wants to give someone else a chance to win. As I will be offline soon, I give her power of attorney to declare someone else who answers a few correctly the right to post the next questions.

[CommanderEVE]

ok, i wonder who the winer will be now

[jeffbert]

Why is this thread so unpopular? Please participate:

1. Dr. Ochanomizu was thrown into the arena in which 2 1960s episodes?
2. Dr.Ochanomizu faced the firing squad in which 2 1960s episodes?
3. How many episodes can you name in which Dr. Ochanomizu's nose was abused?
   
   
   

[Astro Forever]

• How many episodes can you name in which Dr. Ochanomizu's nose was abused?

Only 4 in the 1980 series. I probably have missed a few, or else the others were just gags in which his nose didn't really suffer.

[Astro Forever]

Since nobody else played, I'll give my answers to jeffbert's previous quiz:

1.
The Monster of Clarken
The Hijack Airship
The Human-Faced Rock
The World of Odin
The Wreck of the Titan

I wasn't sure of The Secret of the Mayas: they are treasure seekers, but it also ends up being a robbery.

Even The Human-Faced Rock and, to a lesser extent, The Monster of Clarken could be classified as robberies, in a way.

2.
A Robot President
Uran The Tomboy
Blackie Young
Uran Falls in Love

My questionable one was The Greatest Robot in the World.

3. Fireball.

4. Uran Falls in Love.

5. I only know of Atlas Lives Again.

6. Article 136 (in Robot Land; apparently, it's article 9 in Lilly on Peligro Island according to jeffbert! I wonder if it's a case of bad translation. It would be interesting to check in the Japanese version. )

7. Humans, because they have dreams, in The Hijacked Airship.

Jeffbert, what was Uran's paradox? I have no clue.