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Happy B-day, Teenage Robot!

It was that summer in 2003 on this very day at 7:30 pm on a Friday night when "MLAATR" was first shown as a regular series. In case you didn't know, this was originally a cartoon short on one of Nick's cartoon anthology shows "Oh yeah cartoons" originally named "My Neighbor has a Teenage Robot." The animation was much more different and worse than the kind we have today. Before it first aired, they made a big deal outta it by playing a promo per every commercial break. Every time I looked at the show, I kept screaming in exitement. But then a few weeks later, I got over it. And that was good. We fans wish this show well and many more great years on the air. I still have my hots over it; and the fire has been burning for the past 2 years. 2 years, WOW! I can't believe I stayed with a Nicktoon for that long. It's normally I stay with one for either under one year or one year and 2 months. Not 2 years and whenever. I'm afraid that my fire will go out sometime in the 2nd year. Let's all hope the 3rd season is just as good as the other 2.

God Bless Teenage Robot!

P.S. There's also gonna be a "Teenage Robot" movie on Nick on August 13. Let's see how that is. And may I also mention that Mtv aired on this same day in 1981. Just some trivia for thoes who were born after that year. It aired 12:01 pm and the first music video was "Video Killed the Radio Star" by the Bugles.

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