We're attempting to assemble a coherent romance from the incomplete parts of Chris Wedge's 2005 BlueSky film Robots - and mostly failing.

Join in as we discuss impractical public transit systems, William Joyce's great character and world design, and our favorite (of many) fart jokes.

Plus: How do robots die? Do they have souls? Why is this movie's premise so impossibly dark? Why do the female robots have nothing to do? And why was the Meet the Robinsons trailer so incredibly memeable?

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Next week: Eragon (2006)

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Key sources and links for this episode:

• "Robots Pushes Animation Envelope" (Sydney Morning Herald)
• "Chris Wedge and Bill Joyce Talk Epic" (Animation World Network)
• "If They Could Turn Back Time: How Tech Billionaires are Trying to Reverse the Aging Process" (The Guardian)
• "Startup City Groups Say They're Meeting Trump Officials to Push for Deregulated Freedom Cities" (WIRED)