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Meet the Robinsons II - Return of GOOB

posted 15 years ago by JerseyJoe
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What do you think, show Goobs life after he caught the ball, that was one of the best characters ever, Small and Big Goob.

[–] freefall79 14 years ago

if they ever made a sequel i hope ot shows Goob as a professional baseball player, and the best friend of lewis/cornelius!

Thunderbirds Aren't Slow

[–] craig-353 13 years ago

It wouldnt work as an idea for a sequal. Who would the villain be? Since Goob caught the baseball his whole life would be different from that point on. He likely got adopted by the couple who were interviewing him at the end. He wasnt filled with resentment and bitterness. He would have never become the Bowler Hat Guy.

I also dont think that Lewis/Cornelius and Goob would have been friends beyond the orphanage. They both went their seperate ways and had their own lives to live.

[–] MizzBrwnSuga 11 years ago

The villain could be the Fire Ant girl...

My baby sister cries (looks up with head tilted & high pitched voice) day & for something to eat...

[–] Reverend_Dr_Syn 11 years ago

The second Lewis left the future to go back, that future was wiped away

During the credits I would have loved to see a photograph of the Robinsons gathered around the table, with a happier, healthier looking Goob at the place of honor and a banner behind them reading "Happy Birthday Michael!" with "Best Robinson Inc Vice President EVER" in smaller print

[–] vamom 8 years ago

Oh my gosh, that's so dang sweet and such a great idea! I wish they'd worked that into the end or the credits.

[–] virgiltx 13 years ago

Bowler Hat Guy is too much of a freak. And I don't think Goob would have grown up to look like that. Well, maybe if his face were to be described as a skeletal deformity brought on by nutritional deficiencies or drugs or something. Then he could be better looking in the sequel.
But he doesn't need to be a baseball player. Kids change their plans usually. Most wannabe athletes end up failing and doing something else.