Crowtee_Robot [he/him, they/them]

The “T” stands for Crow.

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Cake day: July 29th, 2020

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  • Ronald and Chuck E. both have crews for backup.

    The Noid ruins pizzas so he hard counters Ceaser.

    I didn’t trust the Jolly Green Giant because lots of media shows that just one giant is not always as effective as it seems especially against superior numbers.

    Kool-Aid guy and Poppin’ Fresh both look like they have some overpowered magical/supernatural power that makes them really hard to kill.

    Jack has barely changed in decades so he’s either immortal or on some high level training, plus he’s a CEO so he can bankroll an army.

    I’ll take Jack for the funding, Ronald for his crack McDonaldland commandos, Kool-Aid Guy as a Hulk-like ace, and the Noid for pizza counters and general cartoon shenanigans.

    It’s them against mostly just humans and animals. The only one that worries me is the little dough man.




  • Haven’t watched it, but as a born and raised St. Louisan I’m mostly just annoyed at how the production team seems to have only used about 90 seconds of research about the actual city in which they decided to place the show (St. Louis Metro County? GTFO it’s just St. Louis County. It’s on the map ffs).

    STL is an old, weird, and extremely fucked up city that could get good mileage out of a show that bothered to actually do some research or had a local at the helm. Plenty of shows have captured the vibe of where they’re set, but this show could have been set anywhere that isn’t New York or LA to keep the “middle-america- is-into-some-freaky-shit” tone.

    Nothing new to TV production really, just a bee in my bonnet about placing a city name on the title but making the city itself largely irrelevant to the actual show.