In addition to writing over 14 novels and 72 short stories, he taught English classes at the University of Illinois.
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| - In addition to writing over 14 novels and 72 short stories, he taught English classes at the University of Illinois.
- Tom Servo, is a small red robot, with a gumball machine for a head. He and along with Crow T. Robot riff movies with their human friend Joel Robinson and later, Mike Nelson. Unlike, Crow, Tom is a bit more mature, but still has his wacky moments.
- Servo was voiced by Josh Weinstein during MST3K's KTMA season. The following year Kevin Murphy took over voicing Servo. He developed a new voice and personality for Servo, which was explained as tinkering by Joel.
- Tom Servo is one of two robot cohosts built by Joel Robinson to act as a companion and help stave off madness as he was forced to watch low-quality movies by the Mads on Mystery Science Theater 3000. He is somewhat more mature and cynical than his companion Crow T. Robot, He was at first somewhat arrogant, and yet comes off as highly sensitive.
- Tom Servo was a powerful super-genius droid who took over oversight of the Galactic Republic from G0-T0 sometime before the rise of Palpatine. (The exact year doesn't matter. It's just a Darthipedia article. You should really just relax.)
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- Kevin Murphy
- Josh Weinstein
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*His fellow droids
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| - *None. "I'm the wind, baby."
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| - In addition to writing over 14 novels and 72 short stories, he taught English classes at the University of Illinois.
- Tom Servo, is a small red robot, with a gumball machine for a head. He and along with Crow T. Robot riff movies with their human friend Joel Robinson and later, Mike Nelson. Unlike, Crow, Tom is a bit more mature, but still has his wacky moments.
- Servo was voiced by Josh Weinstein during MST3K's KTMA season. The following year Kevin Murphy took over voicing Servo. He developed a new voice and personality for Servo, which was explained as tinkering by Joel.
- Tom Servo is one of two robot cohosts built by Joel Robinson to act as a companion and help stave off madness as he was forced to watch low-quality movies by the Mads on Mystery Science Theater 3000. He is somewhat more mature and cynical than his companion Crow T. Robot, He was at first somewhat arrogant, and yet comes off as highly sensitive. Servo is often carried into the theater by Joel or Mike, but there are some episodes where he is shown entering the theater on his own. In The Brain That Wouldn't Die, Mike learns through Crow that there is an air vent that Servo finds difficult to hover over, and thus needs assistance.
- Tom Servo was a powerful super-genius droid who took over oversight of the Galactic Republic from G0-T0 sometime before the rise of Palpatine. (The exact year doesn't matter. It's just a Darthipedia article. You should really just relax.) For millennia, G0-T0 struggled to fulfill his ancient programming to maintain the stability of the Republic, but at last, he succumbed to the ravages of age and sought out a replacement. He discovered Tom Servo lying in pieces deep under Coruscant in a box marked "hamdingers" and had the droid transported to M4-78 and reassembled. Servo's words upon reactivation were: "Happy birthday! Hey, fellas, who's up for conquering the universe? Anybody? How about some Parcheesi?" G0-T0 passed on the entirety of his programming to Servo and charged him with the protection of the Galactic Republic until the end of time. Servo's super-sophisticated brain absorbed all of G0-T0's programming with room to spare, and he set to work.
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