80s Cartoons with three robots with “screen†heads one white, one yellow and one red
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I remember watching a cartoon, in the late '80s, for which I can't remember the name. The cartoon was surely American, had a light tone and was clearly aimed at kids.
It featured three robots as protagonists, that had no legs, could float/fly and that had a kind of TV screen as a head (the screen displayed their face). They were different colours, white, red and yellow, and lived together with the scientist who had built them and a cat.
Usually the episodes revolved about them fighting against different villains, among which there was even a robot similar to them.
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I remember watching a cartoon, in the late '80s, for which I can't remember the name. The cartoon was surely American, had a light tone and was clearly aimed at kids.
It featured three robots as protagonists, that had no legs, could float/fly and that had a kind of TV screen as a head (the screen displayed their face). They were different colours, white, red and yellow, and lived together with the scientist who had built them and a cat.
Usually the episodes revolved about them fighting against different villains, among which there was even a robot similar to them.
story-identification robots cartoon
edited Sep 14 at 8:07
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I remember watching a cartoon, in the late '80s, for which I can't remember the name. The cartoon was surely American, had a light tone and was clearly aimed at kids.
It featured three robots as protagonists, that had no legs, could float/fly and that had a kind of TV screen as a head (the screen displayed their face). They were different colours, white, red and yellow, and lived together with the scientist who had built them and a cat.
Usually the episodes revolved about them fighting against different villains, among which there was even a robot similar to them.
story-identification robots cartoon
edited Sep 14 at 8:07
TheLethalCarrot
32.5k13183225
asked Sep 13 at 16:36
McTroopers
3407
I remember watching a cartoon, in the late '80s, for which I can't remember the name. The cartoon was surely American, had a light tone and was clearly aimed at kids.
It featured three robots as protagonists, that had no legs, could float/fly and that had a kind of TV screen as a head (the screen displayed their face). They were different colours, white, red and yellow, and lived together with the scientist who had built them and a cat.
Usually the episodes revolved about them fighting against different villains, among which there was even a robot similar to them.
story-identification robots cartoon
story-identification robots cartoon
edited Sep 14 at 8:07
TheLethalCarrot
32.5k13183225
asked Sep 13 at 16:36
McTroopers
3407
edited Sep 14 at 8:07
TheLethalCarrot
32.5k13183225
asked Sep 13 at 16:36
McTroopers
3407
edited Sep 14 at 8:07
TheLethalCarrot
32.5k13183225
edited Sep 14 at 8:07
TheLethalCarrot
32.5k13183225
edited Sep 14 at 8:07
TheLethalCarrot
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32.5k13183225
asked Sep 13 at 16:36
McTroopers
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asked Sep 13 at 16:36
McTroopers
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asked Sep 13 at 16:36
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Could this be The Telebugs?
The Telebugs is a British cartoon from the 1980s about the adventures of three robots with televisions for heads.
The Telebugs were a hi-tech trio of merry monitored robots created by absent-minded Professor Brainstrain. These robots were, in the professor's own words, 'Pwogwammed to help people in twouble', but more specifically to combat the new threat of computerized villains and advanced adversaries springing up around the country.
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answered Sep 13 at 16:53
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You've beaten me to a second there.
– Clockwork
Sep 13 at 16:54
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@Clockwork - Gotta be quick around here
– Valorum
Sep 13 at 16:57
It is exactly this one! Thank you a lot!
– McTroopers
Sep 13 at 16:58
@McTroopers - Always a pleasure
– Valorum
Sep 13 at 17:02
Not accepted, but also the answer at scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/28279/…
– FuzzyBoots
Sep 13 at 17:08
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oldest
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
15
down vote
accepted
Could this be The Telebugs?
The Telebugs is a British cartoon from the 1980s about the adventures of three robots with televisions for heads.
The Telebugs were a hi-tech trio of merry monitored robots created by absent-minded Professor Brainstrain. These robots were, in the professor's own words, 'Pwogwammed to help people in twouble', but more specifically to combat the new threat of computerized villains and advanced adversaries springing up around the country.
TV Tropes
answered Sep 13 at 16:53
Valorum
377k9827472975
You've beaten me to a second there.
– Clockwork
Sep 13 at 16:54
1
@Clockwork - Gotta be quick around here
– Valorum
Sep 13 at 16:57
It is exactly this one! Thank you a lot!
– McTroopers
Sep 13 at 16:58
@McTroopers - Always a pleasure
– Valorum
Sep 13 at 17:02
Not accepted, but also the answer at scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/28279/…
– FuzzyBoots
Sep 13 at 17:08
add a comment |Â
up vote
15
down vote
accepted
Could this be The Telebugs?
The Telebugs is a British cartoon from the 1980s about the adventures of three robots with televisions for heads.
The Telebugs were a hi-tech trio of merry monitored robots created by absent-minded Professor Brainstrain. These robots were, in the professor's own words, 'Pwogwammed to help people in twouble', but more specifically to combat the new threat of computerized villains and advanced adversaries springing up around the country.
TV Tropes
answered Sep 13 at 16:53
Valorum
377k9827472975
You've beaten me to a second there.
– Clockwork
Sep 13 at 16:54
1
@Clockwork - Gotta be quick around here
– Valorum
Sep 13 at 16:57
It is exactly this one! Thank you a lot!
– McTroopers
Sep 13 at 16:58
@McTroopers - Always a pleasure
– Valorum
Sep 13 at 17:02
Not accepted, but also the answer at scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/28279/…
– FuzzyBoots
Sep 13 at 17:08
add a comment |Â
up vote
15
down vote
accepted
up vote
15
down vote
accepted
Could this be The Telebugs?
The Telebugs is a British cartoon from the 1980s about the adventures of three robots with televisions for heads.
The Telebugs were a hi-tech trio of merry monitored robots created by absent-minded Professor Brainstrain. These robots were, in the professor's own words, 'Pwogwammed to help people in twouble', but more specifically to combat the new threat of computerized villains and advanced adversaries springing up around the country.
TV Tropes
answered Sep 13 at 16:53
Valorum
377k9827472975
Could this be The Telebugs?
The Telebugs is a British cartoon from the 1980s about the adventures of three robots with televisions for heads.
The Telebugs were a hi-tech trio of merry monitored robots created by absent-minded Professor Brainstrain. These robots were, in the professor's own words, 'Pwogwammed to help people in twouble', but more specifically to combat the new threat of computerized villains and advanced adversaries springing up around the country.
TV Tropes
answered Sep 13 at 16:53
Valorum
377k9827472975
answered Sep 13 at 16:53
Valorum
377k9827472975
answered Sep 13 at 16:53
Valorum
377k9827472975
answered Sep 13 at 16:53
Valorum
377k9827472975
377k9827472975
You've beaten me to a second there.
– Clockwork
Sep 13 at 16:54
1
@Clockwork - Gotta be quick around here
– Valorum
Sep 13 at 16:57
It is exactly this one! Thank you a lot!
– McTroopers
Sep 13 at 16:58
@McTroopers - Always a pleasure
– Valorum
Sep 13 at 17:02
Not accepted, but also the answer at scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/28279/…
– FuzzyBoots
Sep 13 at 17:08
add a comment |Â
You've beaten me to a second there.
– Clockwork
Sep 13 at 16:54
1
@Clockwork - Gotta be quick around here
– Valorum
Sep 13 at 16:57
It is exactly this one! Thank you a lot!
– McTroopers
Sep 13 at 16:58
@McTroopers - Always a pleasure
– Valorum
Sep 13 at 17:02
Not accepted, but also the answer at scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/28279/…
– FuzzyBoots
Sep 13 at 17:08
You've beaten me to a second there.
– Clockwork
Sep 13 at 16:54
You've beaten me to a second there.
– Clockwork
Sep 13 at 16:54
1
1
@Clockwork - Gotta be quick around here
– Valorum
Sep 13 at 16:57
@Clockwork - Gotta be quick around here
– Valorum
Sep 13 at 16:57
It is exactly this one! Thank you a lot!
– McTroopers
Sep 13 at 16:58
It is exactly this one! Thank you a lot!
– McTroopers
Sep 13 at 16:58
@McTroopers - Always a pleasure
– Valorum
Sep 13 at 17:02
@McTroopers - Always a pleasure
– Valorum
Sep 13 at 17:02
Not accepted, but also the answer at scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/28279/…
– FuzzyBoots
Sep 13 at 17:08
Not accepted, but also the answer at scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/28279/…
– FuzzyBoots
Sep 13 at 17:08
add a comment |Â
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