Tesladyne Employee Orientation Video

Posted by | Published on July 9, 2012

Check out this great video starring Devin Harrigan and Zack Finfrock as the body and voice of Atomic Robo!

Posted in movies, nonsense, technology | 12 Comments
  • http://twitter.com/Boone_Mason Josh Bell

    This was fantastic, and I hope the first of many.

  • trallis

    Very cool.. but the robo voice my imagination made up will never change

  • Ron Shirtz

    A great fan-fic homage to Atomic Robo. I think these folk deserve a free lifetime subscription.

  • Brandmeister

    Hilarious, and very well produced. I will still envision Robo with a faint New York accent, though.

  • Scott!

    Young Robo watchin’ da goiyls down awn Terd and Tirty-Terd Street, wishing he could drink a cupa cawfee?

  • Scott!

    I think you are right.

  • BCarbaugh

    @Brandmeister I never thought that, but now that you say it I can’t un-hear it.
    “HEY GIANT RADIOACTIVE SUPAH-ANT.  I GOT A LIGHTNING GUN.  HOW YA LIKE DEM APPLES?”

  • Elak Swindell

    Great video, awesome costume.  Would love to have one.  Finished reading “The Ghost of Station X” today.  Another excellent story in the series.  Hope the “Adventures In Science” series comes out in trade paperback soon.

  • Karalee LeBlanc

     Truly
    enjoyed it! It really captured the spirit of Atomic Robo and the comics.  Excellent job on costumes, props, music,
    everything.

  • http://www.facebook.com/people/Serge-Broom/1567496523 Serge Broom

    Oh my stars and bleeping garters!
    Thiss is GREAT!

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=30600470 Max Luong

    you guys realize that the url at the ending is mising dash ‘-’ rite? it is http://www.atomic-robo.com not http://www.atomicrobo.com

  • http://www.nuklearpower.com Brian!

    We didn’t make the video, soooo.

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