Ep 3. Pop Goes the Brainling / Robofolks
- TV-G
- January 1, 2012
- 23 min
Oh No! It's An Alien Invasion is a Canadian animated television series created by the animation studio Baby Cow Productions. It follows the adventures of a group of children who must save the world from an alien invasion.
Season 1 episode 3 is titled "Pop Goes the Brainling / Robofolks." In the first segment, "Pop Goes the Brainling," the children happen upon a mysterious machine that they believe may be able to stop the alien invasion. But when they activate the machine, they inadvertently release a brain-like creature called a Brainling. The Brainling quickly gains control over one of the children and sets out to help its fellow aliens conquer Earth.
In the second segment, "Robofolks," the children discover a secret laboratory where the aliens have been building robot replicas of humans in order to infiltrate society undetected. The children must find a way to stop the robots before they can take over the world.
"Pop Goes the Brainling" is a fast-paced and action-packed segment that introduces an interesting new element to the show with the Brainling creature. The segment is full of tension and suspense as the children try to figure out how to stop the Brainling and its alien compatriots. There are also some humorous moments, particularly when the Brainling takes control of one of the children and begins adopting its mannerisms and catchphrases.
"Robofolks" is a more science-fiction oriented segment that deals with the idea of robotic infiltration. It's a fascinating concept that's been explored in science fiction before, and this segment does a good job of putting a unique spin on it. There's a lot of action and suspense as the children try to stop the robots, and the climax is particularly exciting.
Overall, "Pop Goes the Brainling / Robofolks" is a strong episode of Oh No! It's An Alien Invasion. It's full of action, suspense, and humor, and introduces some interesting new concepts to the show. Fans of science fiction and action-adventure cartoons should definitely check it out.
