Video clip on YourTube showing the cute & loveable little robot flushing a toliet on command.
(yes, you can hear me issuing directions & the order to flush followed by R2-D2™ beeping & the sound of a {vulgar term for caca}bowl flushing* - I programmed my R2-D2™ to do this and operated him (set him loose) in the bathroom while recording this movie clip).
* I actually flushed the water closet; R2-D2™'s little arm is far too short for him to have done so himself.
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WMP movie (.avi extension) showing me asking R2 a question.
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WMP movie (.avi extension) showing me asking R2 a question.
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I used the ikan iLED 100 Light Kit (Video Light) as the sole source of illumination for this video.
Video clip on YourTube showing the robot dancing to a cantina song (reshoot of original video; this one was made on the morning of 02-18-10).
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Video clip on YourTube showing the robot dancing to its secret dance program.
Say "Hey R2", "Light beam", then hit him on his dome until he makes that "sad" sound several consecutive times. Then say "Game mode", and finally say "Dance program". R2 will then run his secret dance program -- NOT the Cantina music you'd normally get.
It plays the "sad" Cantina song along with its commensurate hidden dance program.
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Video clip on YourTube showing the robot dancing to another one of its its secret dance programs.
Say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Anakin?"; then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Darth Vader?", and then he'll play a secret Star Wars song.
This Easter egg was not discovered by me; I simply captured it on video.
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Video clip on YourTube showing an Easter egg (undocumented feature); the robot playing the Star Wars title song.
Say "Behave yourself!" one time, say "Speak up!" two times, and then he'll play the Star Wars theme song.
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Video clip on YourTube showing the robot dancing to another one of its its secret dance programs.
Say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Anakin?"; then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Being a flexible container of Massengill?", and then he'll play a secret Star Wars song while rolling forward a few feet, turning around, rolling back to his starting point, and turning around once more.
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Video clip on YourTube showing the robot responding negatively to a bogus question.
Say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Light bulbs?", and then he'll scream as if you'd asked him if he remembers Darth Vader.
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Video clip on YourTube showing the robot executing an Easter egg (undocumented feature) in response to a bogus question.
This proves that any question that elicits a negative response from the robot will trigger this Easter egg.
Say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Anakin?"; then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Light bulbs?", and then he'll play a secret Star Wars song (The Imperial March I think) while rolling forward a few feet, turning around, rolling back to his starting point, and turning around once more.
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I used the ikan iLED 100 Light Kit (Video Light) while shooting this video.
Video clip on YourTube showing the robot giving an unexpected response to a bull{vulgar term for feces} query.
Say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Anakin?"; then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Flooding the uranator?", and he'll dance a little jig.
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I used the ikan iLED 100 Light Kit (Video Light) while shooting this video.
Video clip on YourTube showing the robot playing the "Celebration song" in response to three "Do you remember?" questions.
Say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Han Solo?"; then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Chewbacca?"; then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Luke Skywalker?" -- and then he'll play the Celebration Song.
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Video clip on YourTube showing the robot giving an unexpected response to a bull{vulgar term for poo-poo} query.
Say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Anakin?"; then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Flooding the toliet?", and he'll dance a little jig.
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I used the ikan iLED 100 Light Kit (Video Light) while shooting this video.
YourTube video showing the R2-D2 Astromech Interactive Droid (robot) responding in a rather queer manner to some Star Trek questions; his final response to a question was to go on patrol -- and the only way the robot could be neutralised after this was via his power switch.
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Video clip on YourTube showing the robot executing an Easter egg (undocumented feature) in response to a bogus question.
This proves once again that any question that elicits a negative response from the robot (regardless of the order in which they're issued) will trigger this Easter egg.
Say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Not flushing?" (he'll shake his dome and scream at this point); then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Anakin?", and then he'll play The Imperial March while rolling forward a few feet, turning around, rolling back to his starting point, and turning around once more.
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Video clip on YourTube showing the robot giving a rather unexpected response in reply to three queries I asked.
Say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Hasbro?"; then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Astromech?"; then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Astromech?" The response I receive is a bit unexpected -- the second time I ask him about Astromech, he screams, shakes his dome, and displays his red "sad" light.
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YourTube video showing the R2-D2 Astromech Interactive Droid (robot) giving another bull{vulgar term for caca} question a non-sequitur response. Say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", say "Anakin?", say "Hey R2", "Do you remember","Cornholio?", say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", say "Anakin?", say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Needing TP for your bunghole?" and then he'll roll around in circles and make some beeping noises (I guess he needed to go poo-poo and was looking for a toliet)
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YourTube video showing the R2-D2 Astromech Interactive Droid (robot) malfunctioning again.
I said "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Anakin?"; then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Being a flexible container?", then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Being a flexible container of store-brand douche?" -- at which point Princess Leah's recording can be heard.
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YourTube video showing the robot executing another one of its hidden dance/music programs. Say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Massenguillotine?"; then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Anakin?", and then he'll play The Imperial March while rolling forward a few feet, turning around, rolling back to his starting point, and turning around once more. The kitty cat can be seen in some parts of this video.
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YourTube video showing the R2D2 Astromech Interactive Droid (robot) malfunctioning. Say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Massenguillotine?"; then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Anakin?", then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember" and at this point he'll then scream, shake his dome, and turn his red "sad" light on.
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YourTube video showing the R2D2 Astromech Interactive Droid (robot) giving a couple of questions a non-sequitur response. Say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Being a buttsnoipe?", then say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Anakin?"; and then he'll play The Imperial March while rolling forward a few feet, turning around, rolling back to his starting point, and turning around once more.
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YourTube video showing the R2D2 Astromech Interactive Droid (robot) giving a question a non-sequitur response. Say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", say "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Being a bunghole?", and then he'll scream, shake his dome, and turn his red "sad" light on.
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YourTube video showing the R2D2 Astromech Interactive Droid (robot) executing what may be another Easter egg.
I said "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Star Trek?" (he shook his dome & screamed); then said "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Deep Space Nine?", then said "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Voyager?", then said "Hey R2", "Do you remember", "Enterprise?" -- at which point Princess Leah's recording can be heard.
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YourTube video showing the R2D2 Astromech Interactive Droid (robot) on patrol.
You can hear me say, "Hey R2", "Go on patrol!", followed by the studly little robot going on patrol. After he "sees" me, he stops. So I issue both commands a second time, and then end the video by saying, "The robot has been neutralised" after turning his power switch off.
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YourTube video showing the R2D2 Astromech Interactive Droid (robot) executing a hidden music program --one I've neither heard of nor seen before.
I said, "Hey R2", "Do you remember?"; then said "Hey R2", "Do you remember?", "Anacin?", then said "Hey R2", "Do you remember?", then said "Hey R2", "Are you a pile of junk?", then said "Hey R2", "Screw you!", then said "Hey R2", "Screw you too!", then said "Hey R2", "Screw you and the horse that rode you in!" -- and then he'll swivel his dome fully several times and then play a short tune I've never heard before.
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This is the R2D2 Interactive Robot in "Sentry" mode -- in this mode, he acts as a watchdog. Say "Hey R2", then say "Game mode", and finally say "Room guard". He'll flash his white beacon for just over ten seconds, giving you time to make your escape -- then he'll stand guard. If he detects movement, he'll blink his white light as a warning; if that warning is ignored, he'll sound a rather shrill alarm.
To remove him from this mode, tap his dome several times in fairly rapid succession, as shown in the video.
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This is the R2D2 Interactive Robot in Game Mode, playing the game "Spin the Droid".
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This is the R2D2 Interactive Robot reacting to some questions about SpongeBob SquarePants.
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This is the R2D2 Interactive Robot giving a non-sequitur response to a bogus question.
I said "Hey R2", then said "Do you remember?", then said "Mag Factor Three?" -- at which point he spun a bit, beeped a bit, then played Princess Leah's message.
"Mag Factor Three" was a demo program I wrote & released for the C=64 computer in mid-November 1992.
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This is the R2D2 Interactive Robot giving another BS response to a BS question.
I said "Hey R2", then said "Do you remember?", then said "Mag Factor Three?" -- at which point he spun a bit, beeped a LOT, then played the little tune you get in the game "Spin the Droid".
"Mag Factor Three" was a demo program I wrote & released for the C=64 computer in mid-November 1992.
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This is a brief video showing how the robot's wheel lock can be engaged & disengaged.
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A video on YourTube showing R2-D2 giving some rather non-sequitur responses when he is asked,
"Hey R2!", "Do you remember?", "Jesus Christ?"
and "Hey R2!", "Do you remember?", "Jesus?"
Apparently they do not believe in Jesus in the Star Wars universe.
Suggested via email by T.F. on 04-03-11 (or "03 Apr. 2011"
or even "Apr. 03, Twenty Double Sticks" if you prefer).
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I activated R2's game mode, then asked him to perform his dance program (by saying "Hey R2!", waiting for him to beep an acknowledgement, saying "Game mode", waiting again for the confirmation beep, and then saying "Dance program").
Video clip on YourTube showing R2 dancing to a cantina song.
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I cannot provide this clip in other formats, so please do not ask.
I cannot provide any of these videos in other formats, so please do not ask.
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