Small Wonder


I remember when this show aired on Fox. It came on I believe in the Saturday or Sunday lineup with 9 to 5 early evening. This brings back memories. Jamie was an only child and wished he had a little sister. His dad built a robot and programs it to have feelings and have special non-human talents. Vicki the robot made the show a hit the 4 years it was on TV. Imagine a robot that is playing baseball ⚾ for your team who could hit it out of the park without a sweat 😅 or whose arms can stretch out to catch the baseball to prevent the other team from getting a home run. Vicki was funny 🤣 as well. This show was a lot of laughs back in the 80's.



 

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