Tandy Computer Whiz Kids: The Computer Trap

Name: Tandy Computer Whiz Kids: The Computer Trap
Genre: Comedy, Sci-Fi
Released: 2015-08-10
Duration: 27 min
Cast: Lewis Lovhaug

Episode aired Aug 10, 2015
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Tandy Computer Whiz Kids: The Computer Trap (2015)

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Time for more adventures of the Tandy Computer Whiz Demon Spawn. Today's tale is a step backwards, and not just in human evolution, for this is the second comic published about Alec and Shan... Read allTime for more adventures of the Tandy Computer Whiz Demon Spawn. Today's tale is a step backwards, and not just in human evolution, for this is the second comic published about Alec and Shanna, in which they band together to stop terrorism...and sell Tandy Computers, making Linka... Read allTime for more adventures of the Tandy Computer Whiz Demon Spawn. Today's tale is a step backwards, and not just in human evolution, for this is the second comic published about Alec and Shanna, in which they band together to stop terrorism...and sell Tandy Computers, making Linkara wanna crash.

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Linkara: Almost seven years of this show, and we're still talking about the Tandy Computer Whiz Kids! If you're just joining us, the Tandy Computer Whiz Kids are some kind of robots designed to mimic human children, possibly by aliens as prelude to invasion. However, their knowledge of humanity is limited to educational PSAs and Radio Shack commercials, meaning that they don't understand how children think, but also think that people will promote Tandy electronics at any given opportunity. Their programming is also faulty, in that they'll keep telling the same story about their summer, but with minor detail changes, despite them clearly still being in the same grade year each time we see them. And the American education system being what it is, nobody notices that they're still talking about their summer vacations, as if they just got back from them, despite it being April.