I didn't recognize a couple, as not having watched those shows, but I thought the answers gave themselves away. Example: I hadn't watched the Trek with Rayna since it came out in 1969 (I usually stay way from third season Treks, though there are a couple of good ones in there). But the costume design and makeup were a dead giveaway.
Some of the robots, like Vicki, were a complete mystery. I admit to not having watched ANY of the shows in the list of answers. Diff'rent Strokes!?!
They gotTwiki right. Most people confuse Twiki (a robot) with the talking/pulsating disc (a computer) that Twiki wore around his neck.
I once met the actor who played Hymie. He came in for a headshot when I worked at a photo studio in Studio City during the mid-70s. Seemed like a decent sort.
I didn't recognize a couple, as not having watched those shows, but I thought the answers gave themselves away. Example: I hadn't watched the Trek with Rayna since it came out in 1969 (I usually stay way from third season Treks, though there are a couple of good ones in there). But the costume design and makeup were a dead giveaway.
Some of the robots, like Vicki, were a complete mystery. I admit to not having watched ANY of the shows in the list of answers. Diff'rent Strokes!?!
They gotTwiki right. Most people confuse Twiki (a robot) with the talking/pulsating disc (a computer) that Twiki wore around his neck.
I once met the actor who played Hymie. He came in for a headshot when I worked at a photo studio in Studio City during the mid-70s. Seemed like a decent sort.
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Where is Marvin the Paranoid Android?
Or the Ed-209
I found it interesting that an old friend, K9, was shown. And even Rayna from a Star Trek episode as well.
Don't feel bad, I had 9 out of 11, 2 or 3 were lucky guesses.
I only got K9, the rest I've never heard about.
-Tor
Depressing, isn't it?
erco's got them all right.
Some of the robots, like Vicki, were a complete mystery. I admit to not having watched ANY of the shows in the list of answers. Diff'rent Strokes!?!
They gotTwiki right. Most people confuse Twiki (a robot) with the talking/pulsating disc (a computer) that Twiki wore around his neck.
I once met the actor who played Hymie. He came in for a headshot when I worked at a photo studio in Studio City during the mid-70s. Seemed like a decent sort.
Lost in Space was great at that age. "Oh the pain, the pain". I have a toy B9 on my desk here.
Amen Brother! I WAS Will Robinson in my formative years.
I wasn't referring to erco himself. I meant his robots.
Indeed. (As it applies to Twiki.)