The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot Episode Rating Graph
Sep 1999 - Mar 2001
Sep 1999 - Mar 2001
5.5
Browse episode ratings trends for The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot. Simply click on the interactive rating graph to explore the best and worst of The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot's 26 episodes.
S1 Ep2
10.0
25th Sep 1999
The Big Guy and Rusty face off against the Legion Ex Machina's evil creation: A.R.G. -12, a.k.a. Argo. When a Nucleo-Protonic blast from Argo triggers a malfunction in Rusty's power core, the boy robot fears that he will be disassembled due to the fact that he is going out of control.
S1 Ep3
9.3
2nd Oct 1999
A telepathy experiment goes awry and a Quark Scientist, Dr. Neugog, is transformed into a giant brain on spidery legs. Neugog uses his telepathic powers to drain the minds of the world's greatest scientists. Meanwhile, Dr. Slate accidentally discovers that there's a man in the Big Guy suit.
S2 Ep19
9.0
2nd Mar 2001
Big Guy and Rusty find the Legion's headquarters and rescue the creator of the Big Guy armor, who Rusty refers to as Big Guy's dad.
S2 Ep18
9.0
1st Mar 2001
The Legion Ex Machina creates a Big Guy duplicate.
S2 Ep17
9.0
28th Feb 2001
Jellyfish create duplicates of the crew of the new Quark research centre at the ocean floor.
S2 Ep16
9.0
27th Feb 2001
Pierre becomes a brain-sucking monster when he plays around with Dr. Neugog's telepathy helmet. Quark uses the fiendish Neugog to track him down.
S1 Ep6
9.0
23rd Oct 1999
Dr. Slate, Big Guy and Rusty find out that the Legion Ex Machina's mysterious ""final assembly"" is taking place in a network of underground tunnels. When Big Guy and Rusty find the tunnels, they derail a robotic train. Inside the massive train's cargo hold is a gigantic hand that boasts a built-in high-tech cannon. With their plan uncovered, the Legion Ex Machina members decide to activate their latest creation ahead of schedule and missing a hand.
S1 Ep1
5.9
18th Sep 1999
The Big Guy is decommissioned in favor of Quark Industries' newest creation, Rusty the Boy Robot. But when an alien Annihilator threatens to destroy New Tronic City, it's clear that Rusty is not quite ready for prime time. The Big Guy is reassembled and joins the fight along with Rusty. General Thorton orders that the temporary alliance become a permanent partnership.
S2 Ep20
7.0
5th Mar 2001
Giant jungle animals wreak terror in the Congo.
S2 Ep3
8.0
5th Feb 2001
Donovan unveils Quark's latest prototype: tiny liquid metal robots called Nurds that repair and upgrade any technology they come in contact with. When Big Guy becomes infested by the Nurds, they repair its original artificial intelligence circuitry, making Big Guy a fully functioning robot, which removes Dwayne from the pilot's seat. But shortly after the new Big Guy successfully completes his first mission, things go awry.
S2 Ep4
8.0
6th Feb 2001
On Quark Industries' recently christened space station, the computer, known as Edie, has gone mad. Threatening to destroy the moon, Edie demands delivery of the Ubik Chip, which would allow Edie to gain control of all computers on Earth.
S2 Ep11
8.0
20th Feb 2001
Big Guy and Rusty go back in time to the civil war.
S2 Ep15
8.0
26th Feb 2001
A virus-carrying alien threatens the world, and Dr. Slate must take the helm of Big Guy.
S1 Ep4
8.5
9th Oct 1999
Rusty tags along with Dwayne to his nephew's birthday party. Rusty's present is a piece of stolen alien technology, known as a Dimetrium Agglomerator. The aliens, Emek and Naard, own the Agglomerator and come to claim it.
S1 Ep1
5.9
18th Sep 1999
The Big Guy is decommissioned in favor of Quark Industries' newest creation, Rusty the Boy Robot. But when an alien Annihilator threatens to destroy New Tronic City, it's clear that Rusty is not quite ready for prime time. The Big Guy is reassembled and joins the fight along with Rusty. General Thorton orders that the temporary alliance become a permanent partnership.
S1 Ep2
10.0
25th Sep 1999
The Big Guy and Rusty face off against the Legion Ex Machina's evil creation: A.R.G. -12, a.k.a. Argo. When a Nucleo-Protonic blast from Argo triggers a malfunction in Rusty's power core, the boy robot fears that he will be disassembled due to the fact that he is going out of control.
S1 Ep3
9.3
2nd Oct 1999
A telepathy experiment goes awry and a Quark Scientist, Dr. Neugog, is transformed into a giant brain on spidery legs. Neugog uses his telepathic powers to drain the minds of the world's greatest scientists. Meanwhile, Dr. Slate accidentally discovers that there's a man in the Big Guy suit.
S1 Ep4
8.5
9th Oct 1999
Rusty tags along with Dwayne to his nephew's birthday party. Rusty's present is a piece of stolen alien technology, known as a Dimetrium Agglomerator. The aliens, Emek and Naard, own the Agglomerator and come to claim it.
S1 Ep5
9.0
16th Oct 1999
Dr. Gilder, the Legion Ex Machina's mole within Quark, has developed a personal grudge against Donovan, so he takes control of a prototype and tries to assassinate him. Donovan is taken to the S.S. Dark Horse for his own safety. Gilder then hacks into Rusty, gives him a ""big gun"", and sets out to destroy Donovan.
S1 Ep6
9.0
23rd Oct 1999
Dr. Slate, Big Guy and Rusty find out that the Legion Ex Machina's mysterious ""final assembly"" is taking place in a network of underground tunnels. When Big Guy and Rusty find the tunnels, they derail a robotic train. Inside the massive train's cargo hold is a gigantic hand that boasts a built-in high-tech cannon. With their plan uncovered, the Legion Ex Machina members decide to activate their latest creation ahead of schedule and missing a hand.
The first episode of The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot aired on September 18, 1999.
The last episode of The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot aired on March 05, 2001.
There are 26 episodes of The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot.
There are 2 seasons of The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot.
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The Big Guy and Rusty the Boy Robot has ended.