He can adapt to any situation or weapon, including gaining immunity from energy weapons and learning to spot a liar. This robot is essentially the Tin Man from Wizard of Oz meets the Terminator. Now, Adam, the new kid, intended to use the last wish to bring back his mother, who he found out wasn't dead, but was from this town and is trapped in another dimension, but before that can come to pass a robot debt collector comes to make the children work off their debts for the wishes, nothing to big, just 6 days of labor, of which on his planet equates to 22 years per day, on a planet that's mild conditions are -51 degrees Fahrenheit on a muggy day! If you were to convert all the worlds currency into his out of the 6000 or so they owe, it would only equal about 3! The stone cannot grant more wishes than 3 apparently, and it came from an alien world. The girl wishes for a robot to do her chores since her more is a tyrant when it comes to chores, mundane but useful. One of the episodes I've seen thus far involved a stone that can grant wishes, the first was a mundane wish made by the nerd who believes magic is just undiscovered science, so that he could eat anything, seeing him eat a doorknob is pretty funny. The story of a boy and his father moving into the town of Springsville, known to the locals as Spooksville due to a curse left by a witch centuries ago, is definitely an interesting premise. If I could describe the show, it's essentially a live action Gravity Falls.
Stine's The Haunting Hour, so you know the stories are going to get interesting.
This show is better than it has any right to be.
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