Escape from Cluster Prime is a full-length television movie based on the TV show My Life as a Teenage Robot.
Plot[]
It first starts out when Jenny is fighting Queen Vexus and the people of Tremorton are celebrating the tricenntenial of the city's founding. After Jenny accidently destroys the towns only richter scale, the town confeses to hating her. When she is cleaning up the mess, Queen Vexus' teleporter sends her to Cluster Prime. She finds herself in a junk yard chased by robots before she gets taken to Cluster High School. Back on Earth, Dr. Wakeman, Tuck, Sheldon, and Brad are staring straight at a Cluster invasion.
While trying to escape the high school, Jenny then meets Vega and her friends who bear the looks of Tuck, Sheldon, and Brad. They then go around downtown. Jenny then sleeps the night on a park bench. Just as she jogs, a giant magnet lifts her off the ground and takes her back to the high school with Vega. In the halls, Vega and her friends tell Jenny about the trimillenial celebration. Then they go to "History 101", where Jenny learns that the Cluster hates her because of lies told by Vexus.
Back on Earth, Krakus is leading an invasion of bug-sized and shaped robots, though a little kid with a water gun squirts a robot with it and it is defeated. However, Smitus and Vexus take notice of this when Krackus informs them. Smitus keeps telling Vexus that he should sent out his army, but Vexus insists that they should wait for Jenny. Under a lot of frustration, Vexus then lets Smitus send out his army. It ends when Vega becomes queen of Cluster Prime and Jenny makes it back home.
Trivia[]
- The Meke Momo Song from "I Was a Preschool Dropout" is sung by Tuck and Brad.
- Smytus's army somewhat resembles bug versions of Star Wars clone troopers.
- The part where Sheldon and Ms. Wakeman are arguing, "You got your time capsule in my quantum difibulator. Oh yeah! Well you got your quantum difibulator in my time capsule." is a reference to the classic commercial for Reese's Peanut Butter Cup commercial, "Hey, you got your peanut butter on my chocolate! No! You got your chocolate in my peanut butter!"
- When Jenny is drinking oil with the robot versions of her friends, she comicly utters the line "Could have had a V8."