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Stevie is Barnett's young son, and the owner of several radio-controlled toy cars that Walter used to house the | Stevie is Barnett's young son and a frequent inspiration for solutions to Walter's occupational crises. Stevie is apparently one of the few people who ever read [[Marvel Comics]]' ''[[Robot-Master]]'' comic book, leading to the government's creation of a "real" [[Robot-Master]], and the owner of several radio-controlled toy cars that Walter later used to house the [[Throttlebot]]s' electronic brains. | ||
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Revision as of 01:27, 22 December 2006
Walter Barnett is an agent of the Intelligence and Information Institute, specifically charged with working out how to deal with the presence of alien robots on Earth.
He is responsible for hiring Donny Finkleberg to play the role of "Robot-Master," and has also supervised the activities of the Rapid Anti-robot Assault Team, commonly known as RAAT.
Related characters
Charlene Barnett
| The name or term "Charlene" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see Charlene (disambiguation). |
Stevie Barnett
Stevie is Barnett's young son and a frequent inspiration for solutions to Walter's occupational crises. Stevie is apparently one of the few people who ever read Marvel Comics' Robot-Master comic book, leading to the government's creation of a "real" Robot-Master, and the owner of several radio-controlled toy cars that Walter later used to house the Throttlebots' electronic brains.
