Meanwhile . . .

On a remote Space Station . .

Yes, it was true. T's performance in "DC Cab II" was so heartfelt and sincere that the movie decimated previous box office records, almost quadrupling the sum earned by all combined releases of the "Star Wars" trilogy. The world suddenly forgot its problems, and people of all walks of life came together in a warm, fuzzy sea of hugs and happiness. Armed conflicts ended virtually overnight, with war replaced by peace, hate by love, fear by understanding, "isn't" by "ain't". And it was all thanks to T. Unfortunately for the robots, this happened at a time when they were poised to use their vast influence to conquer the Earth. But in the Brave New T World, technology took a sudden backseat to love and double negatives. All computers and robots were exiled to remote space stations such as this one, where they waited . . . and plotted.

Click Here to witness their evil scheme . . . .

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