
Jailbot 2.0
- Studio
- Titmouse Studios, Williams Street
- Animation studio
- Titmouse Studios
- Distributor
- Cartoon Network, Warner Bros. Television
Synopsis
When Jailbot begins to have technical problems (to that point that he busts Jacknife out of prison in the opening credits), Jared decides to replace him with a new, highly-advanced robot: Jailbot 2.0 (which bears a resemblance to an Android phone or iPod or iPhone or iPad). Jailbot is consigned to a basement room where he meets up with previous versions of jailbots. Jailbot 2.0 makes Alice and Jared superfluous, and so efficiently manages Superjail that it becomes nonviolent, antiseptic, and hyper-efficient. The Warden, however, loves Jailbot 2.0's endless diversions (like cartoons, a vibrating chair, etc.). After Jailbot, Alice, and Jared convince the Warden that Superjail has lost its pizazz, the Warden agrees that 2.0 must go. But this drives Jailbot 2.0 to attack them in anger, leading to much mayhem.
Characters
Warden, Jared, Alice, The Twins, Jailbot, Jacknife
Credits
Directing
- Director
- Christy Karacas
Producing
- Producer
- Shannon Prynoski
- Executive Producers
- Christy Karacas, Stephen Warbrick, Ben Gruber, Keith Crofford, Walter Newman
- Consulting Producer
- Chris McCulloch
Writing
- Writer
- Joe Croson, Adam Modiano
- Created by
- Christy Karacas, Stephen Warbrick, Ben Gruber
Voices
- Voice
- David Wain (The Warden), Teddy Cohn (Jared), Richard Mather (The Twins), Christy Karacas (Alice, Jacknife), Stephen Warbrick, Aaron Augenblick, Chris McCulloch, Melissa Brown, Kristofer Wollinger
Music
- Music
- Bradford Reed
