Character sourced from: Sci-Fi

Johnny 5

CBUB Wins: 2
CBUB Losses: 8
Win Percentage: 20.00%

Added by: Mr. Writer

Read more about Johnny 5 at: Wikipedia

Official Site: Sony Pictures

Short Circuit is a 1986 comedy science fiction film starring Ally Sheedy and Steve Guttenberg and directed by John Badham. Fisher Stevens, Austin Pendleton, and G. W. Bailey co-star, with Tim Blaney providing the voice of robot "Number 5."

The story revolves around a sentient robot labeled "SAINT Number 5." The acronym SAINT stands for "Strategic Artificially Intelligent Nuclear Transport." The robot later takes the name "Johnny 5".

A sequel, Short Circuit 2, was released in 1988.

Number 5 (voiced by Tim Blaney) is one of five prototype robots proposed for Cold War use by the U.S. military, although the scientists mainly responsible for creating them, Newton Graham Crosby, Ph.D. (Steve Guttenberg) and his partner Ben Jabituya (Fisher Stevens), are more interested in peaceful uses of their artificial intelligence, like playing musical instruments. While a demonstration takes place on the grounds of the developer's company, Nova Laboratories in Damon, Washington, a lightning storm forces an end to the presentation. A power surge hits Number 5 while it is recharging and alters its program, causing a malfunction. An associated accident causes it to be taken off company grounds and it wanders away, unable to communicate and not knowing where it is.

Fantasy Teams Season 13 Record:

View the historical team line-up

Result Opponent A Score   B Score
Loss Data (Star Trek) 1 to 12
Win Bishop (Aliens) 6 to 1
Loss Edwin Jarvis 1 to 5

Regular play Record:

Result Opponent A Score   B Score
Loss R2-D2 24 to 63
Win Robot B-9 (Lost in Space) 43 to 26
Loss Solid Snake 29 to 78
Loss Data (Star Trek) 208 to 270
Loss IG-88 34 to 42
Loss Alfred Pennyworth 31 to 68
Loss T-800 (The Terminator) 15 to 82