the far east of course
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Re: Where do old robot shows go to die?
Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 9:23 pm
by TiggerHappy
Needs some Disco Yeti.
Is it sad that I find those Bollywood AAs more animated than any Disney has given us in the past 5 years?
Re: Where do old robot shows go to die?
Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 9:38 pm
by drcorey
TiggerHappy wrote:Needs some Disco Yeti.
Is it sad that I find those Bollywood AAs more animated than any Disney has given us in the past 5 years?
those things were popular in the 80's when you needed a whole lab of analog sound equipment to program them. but they seem to have died out with themed restaurants.
I have seen a video on youtube thou where some nut bought and repaired a whole show and out it in his living room. mostly digging parts out of trash bins and landfills.
I guess some dont want to leave childhood memorys.
I'd rather get a train or chemistry set myself.
Re: Where do old robot shows go to die?
Posted: Wed Nov 28, 2012 10:35 pm
by hobie16
drcorey wrote:I'd rather get a train...
Yeah baby!!
Jump to :25.
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Re: Where do old robot shows go to die?
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 5:42 pm
by Darksin
Wow, Showbiz Pizza.
That's one I haven't thought of in a quite a few years personally. Although I hear there is a restaurant up here in the frozen north that still has a fully running show, someplace in West Virginia.
Re: Where do old robot shows go to die?
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 5:55 pm
by drcorey
Darksin wrote:Wow, Showbiz Pizza.
That's one I haven't thought of in a quite a few years personally. Although I hear there is a restaurant up here in the frozen north that still has a fully running show, someplace in West Virginia.
I think chucky cheezer is the modern version of these.
Re: Where do old robot shows go to die?
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2012 8:34 pm
by Big Wallaby
My favorite, though they didn't have any animatronics, was Farrels. But then, I think I have posted that on here before.