Call Hating Retrospective - My Life as a Teenage Robot Fanbase 

Jenny wakeman looks so cute💙💙

Another great episode with another great retrospective! It's funny that Nora made Jenny as a TEENAGE robot, but she doesn't understand teenager behavior, XD! Plus, it's always nice seeing Jaxon whenever he briefly shows up. He's awesome!

I loved this episode as a kid and wish we got to see more of Jaxon Marsden, the new kid Jenny befriended. Jaxon seemed like a really nice guy and I'd want to be his friend

The episode was kinda like Tradeshow Showdown because it had Jenny and Nora having a mother daughter time. Nora’s calling Jenny is funny. Nora helping Jenny with the slime monster was the best scene ever. I’d adore this best episode.

I have a theory regarding what happened to Jaxon. He has one of those parents that moves around constantly and, while he and Jenny tried to remain in touch, they sadly grew apart. However, I can see Jaxon returning if there was a fourth season. He'd join Jenny, Brad, Sheldon, and Tuck's friend group along with Melody and maybe a human girl Jenny would befriend. In short, I think season 4 would've expanded upon Jenny's friendship circle and slowly have Jenny becoming accepted by the other students.

The episode was overall well-executed, with a decent interaction between Jenny and Nora and a positive message. However, aside from that, there isn't much else noteworthy about this particular episode. But I always wanted to know where Tuck was going at the beginning of the episode. I felt like they could have done more with him. Also, I liked the theory of the slime monster being completely misunderstood!

Thanks for the art feature!! This happens to be a favorite episode of mine! 💕

The mud monster (which was actually made of gelatin, though it may have contained sewage as well) may have been innocent, but it was still causing chaos in the city, so Jenny was entirely justified to do what she did. Sometimes you have to do things like that for the greater good. Here's a real-life example: yesterday I had to swat a wasp to death after it got trapped inside my bathroom. Normally when they fly in, I try to let them out again through a door or window, but the only window in the bathroom had a screen over it, which meant I couldn't do that. I don't like to kill them because they're just trying to live, after all, but I felt I had no choice. I tried that earlier this summer with another wasp in the same bathroom and was rewarded with a sting to the back of my neck, prompting me to swat that one to death as well. (Fortunately, I'm not allergic, but the potential of an allergic houseguest being stung is all the more reason to get them out however you can.) Jenny being so mean to her mother in the cafeteria scene DOES garner sympathy from me, if only because Jenny's reaction to the situation was so terrible. What I appreciate about the scene however, is that Jenny soon realizes her mistake and apologizes at the end of the episode. When I was a teenager, I often would lob those same kinds of insults at my family members, with often with the same response from them as Nora. It was more compulsion than an intention to be mean, but I'm still ashamed of myself when I think about it. And the episode isn't clear that she was still off crying when Jenny was trying to fight the monster again; she might've suspected that something was wrong and already been on her way to the school. It's also a great lesson in forgiveness: Nora loved her daughter enough that she was prepared to save her and her classmates from the monster even after Jenny blew up at her. And Nora realizes she can't be constantly in Jenny's face when she's at school and trying to have time to herself. So they both learn a valuable lesson. (I sure wish we could get characters written that well nowadays.) As for Wakeman appearing on a CRT TV from Jenny's chest, it's never specifically stated to be CRT, but since CRT was still mostly dominant when the show started (with flatscreen just starting to take off), it makes sense that it would be. I still have a functioning big screen CRT TV in my living room, stored inside a black armoire. It's a Panasonic, and I watched MLAATR on it many times during my middle school years, but IIRC the TV I first watched the show on was one of those big, bulky vintage TV sets that came in a wooden box, sat on the floor and doubled as a piece of furniture. It was an RCA color that also had a door with a dial on the side, and it was old by the time I came along. (As an aside, my family were relative latecomers to cable TV, and as someone born in the early 90s I still remember the day we first got cable installed at my house.) And honestly, I don't see why CRT TVs couldn't stay. Just because flatscreen TVs were newer doesn't necessarily mean they're better, and even if they are, consumers should have been allowed to choose between them and CRT, but no, the manufacturers forced people to switch over without any option. For me personally, you will take my CRT TV when you pry it from my cold dead hands (or when it kicks the bucket, whichever comes first.)| Also, I miss the days when CRT didn't stand for "critical race theory."

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Jenny and the boy looked so cute together! The one thing I didn't like about this episode is the fact that Nora wouldn't stop calling Jenny, getting on her nerves. Other than that, Call Hating was a pretty good episode.

Great job and love this episode Fanbase!

Nora was way too annoying in this episode.

That villains fate was probably the worst kind, turning him into jello is some weird stuff 💀

1:58 NO WAY My comment was shown Thank you!!! 😊

I haven’t seen any of the episodes in a long time, since I was giving some other shows a chance like Chalkzone or Aqua Teen Hunger Force, so I have little to no opinion on this episode. But I will say this, reminds me of that “Thing That Wouldn’t Leave” trope. If you seen a cartoon that uses that trope, you know exactly what I’m talking about.

Funny enough, I thought we get to see the new kid again on A Price of Love

I mean yeah, Nora really could've have a great moment with Jenny there.

6:03 Hey those arts are awesome, also Crystal Gort art, nice yall.

Thats always the text of Sonic 3 and knuckles

I like the title is a pun on call waiting 🤸‍♀️

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Good video :3 ❤

Aren't ya gonna redo the other episodes like Raggedy Android, The Return of Raggedy Android, A Robot for All Seasons, and Escape from Cluster Prime like ya did with My Neighbor was a Teenage Robot/It Came From Next Door?

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How did she can blushes, she's have blood?

MlaaTR fanbase, quick question. What's the name of the one episode with that one part that has Jenny relaxing and enjoying oil from cans? And what season was it on? I need to know so i can remember.

Jenny just can’t catch a break

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What episode is this

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🤖 +👩🏻 = jenny

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I felt this episode should be shown to adults who don't give their kids any kind of privacy, space or freedom. Great work on finishing season 1!

What happened to your video about effect of nsfw in the fanbase?

Jenny is loveable no matter what

Hello. Do you know if it is possible to watch My Life As a Teenage Robot in Swedish somewhere?

I literally laughed at the Thomas reference. It was in the way DC said it along with the visuals.

Next time: Season 2 Premiere 🎄

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