Paul "Egghead" Wentworth
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Egghead's Robot: Directed by Milo Lewis. With Keith Chegwin, Jeffrey Chegwin, Kathryn Dawe, Roy Kinnear. A robot is used by children to carry out their chores.
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Emet, [2] also known as the Iron Giant, is a legendary robot that attacked Mary Geoise 200 years ago. It was originally created 900 years ago, around the time of the Void Century, for a yet unknown purpose. It was inactive due to running out of energy and is kept on Egghead.
Young boffin Paul “Egghead” Wentworth (Keith Chegwin, who later went on to fame on the BBCs Swap Shop) utilises a robot double of himself called “Eric” (Keith’s twin brother, Jeff) to perform all his disagreeable chores (and sporting activities at which he is a duffer) without the knowledge of his parents (Richard Wattis and Patricia ...
A very funny comedy about Paul “Egghead” Wentworth, the son of an inventor, who makes a look-a-like robot to do his chores and replace him at sports. All goes well until the robot is named “cricketer of the year”, then blows a fuse in the compost heap!
'Egghead' Wentworth adapts his father's robot paratrooper to perform his chores, but forgets to programme it to keep him out of trouble.
A British schoolboy uses his look-alike robot to get out of sticky situations.
Synopsis by Sandra Brennan. In this children's sci-fi film, a young man gets out of tough situations with the assistance of his father's robot, which he uses for his double.
