ROBOCOP (1988) Complete Animated Series | All Episodes

Here's the Complete Animated Series of ROBOCOP!

00:00 - Crime Wave
20:37 - Scrambler
40:41 - Project Deathspore
1:00:45 - The Brotherhood
1:20:52 - The Man In The Iron Suit
1:40:56 - The Hot Seat
2:00:58 - No News Is Good News
2:21:05 - Night Of The Archer
2:41:07 - Rumble In Old Detroit
3:01:12 - A Robot's Revenge
3:21:19 - Into The Wilderness

Based on the original movie, the series features cyborg cop Alex Murphy (RoboCop), who fights to save the city of Old Detroit from assorted rogue elements, and on occasion, fighting to reclaim aspects of his humanity and maintain his usefulness in the eyes of the "Old Man", Chairman of Omni Consumer Products. Many episodes see RoboCop's reputation put to the test or soured by interventions from Dr. McNamara, the creator of ED-260, the upgradable version of the Enforcement Droid Series 209 and the top competitor for the financial backing of OCP. He continually develops other mechanical menaces that threaten RoboCop.

In the police force, RoboCop is befriended by Officer Anne Lewis, who is depicted to have romantic inclinations towards him, but is also picked on and lambasted by the prejudiced Lieutenant Roger Hedgecock (who appeared as a minor character in the original film), who is determined to be rid of him and his kind, who he sees as ticking time bomb. Their rivalry comes to a fever pitch during the episode "The Man in the Iron Suit", in which Hedgecock comes close to finally beating Murphy with the aid of a new weapons system developed by McNamara. He almost kills Lewis when she interferes, enraging Murphy into tearing Hedgecock's iron suit apart and nearly crushing his skull before Lewis comes to his aid. RoboCop is maintained by RoboCop Project director Dr. Tyler.

The title sequence features a brief animated variation on Murphy being gunned down by Clarence Boddicker and his gang. Throughout the series, RoboCop struggles to deal with the pain of losing his humanity. Other themes include racism ("The Brotherhood"), prejudice at work ("Man in the Iron Suit"), environmental espionage ("Into the Wilderness"), terrorism, and the Middle East peace process ("A Robot's Revenge").

While this series is based on the original film, there are significant changes to RoboCop and his environment. RoboCop is faster and has a greater range of movement than in the films. The Old Detroit of the series is also considerably more technologically advanced: lasers replace handguns and robots are commonplace, Dr. Tyler (who appears in the original film) is the creator of the RoboCop Program, not Bob Morton, and also serves as one of Murphy's confidants as well as his caregiver, along with Dr. Roosevelt. Clarence Boddicker, the man responsible for Alex's Murphy's death prior to him becoming RoboCop, despite dying in the film, is shown to still be alive and battles RoboCop again in "Menace of the Mind", indicating the series takes place in an alternate continuity.

Robert Bockstael - RoboCop/Alex J. Murphy, Dr. McNamara
Susan Roman - Anne Lewis
Harvey Atkin - K.R.U.D. station manager
Barbara Budd - Dr. Tyler
Len Carlson - Clarence Boddicker, Casey Wong, The Scrambler, Ace Jackson, Intro Narrator
Allen Stewart-Coates - The Old Man, ED-260
Rex Hagon - Lt. Roger Hedgecock
Dan Hennessey - Edwards[citation needed]
Ron James - Wheels Wilson
Gordon Masten - Birdman Barnes, Joe Cox
Greg Morton - Sgt. Reed, Dr. Roosevelt
Chris Ward - Cecil, Ralph

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