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The Backyardigans: Robot Repairman (2009)
Robot Repairman Austin has an unexpectedly busy day in futuristic Mega City when all the robots go on a rampage set to roller disco! When the evil Professor Bug (Pablo) starts making all the robots malfunction, it's up to Repairman Austin to save the day in this double-length adventure!
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Robot Repairman Austin has an unexpectedly busy day in futuristic Mega City when all the robots go on a rampage set to roller disco! When the evil Professor Bug (Pablo) starts making all the robots malfunction, it's up to Repairman Austin to save the day in this double-length adventure!
Rating:NR
Genre:Family, Adventure, Animation, Music
Written By:Adam Peltzman, Jeff Borkin
In Theaters:10/13/2009
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Paramount Pictures
Cast
Don Kim
Director
Jonah Bobo
Austin (voice)
Thomas Sharkey
Austin (singing voice)
Gianna Bruzzese
Tasha (voice)
Gabriella Malek
Tasha (singing)
Jake Goldberg
Pablo (voice)
Sean Curley
Pablo (singing)
LaShawn Tináh Jefferies
Uniqua (voice)
Jamia Simone Nash
Uniqua (singing voice)
Elena Melener
Robot Reba (voice)
Evan Mathew Weinstein
Robot Roscoe (voice)
Tyrel Jackson Williams
Tyrone (singing)
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