Episodes (SD, 1 hour) - Two episodes from Nickelodeon's stop-motion animated series -- "RoboFlesh" and "Science Fiction Parody". Unfortunately for Jenny, this means a lot of stopping what she's doing and saving him from his stunts. The third season aired in Asia from January 13, 2006, to March 30, 2007, and later in the United States from October 4, 2008, to May 2, 2009, on Nicktoons. Scorned by Tremorton after ruining the town's 300th-anniversary celebrations during a fight with Vexus, Jenny gets fed up with being unappreciated by humans and soon finds herself in Cluster Prime, the capital of Vexus' empire.

Noreen Wakeman five years prior to the series, along with her half-done prototype predecessor sisters colored blue, green and violet.

Sheldon was stuck on the aliens' ship when Jenny got rid of it (in the previous episode), and he's been spending decades trying to get back to Earth (even though it's only been a short time on Earth since he left). A simple snowball battle between Jenny, Brad and Tuck is interrupted by a strange robot ambassador who wants to make Jenny the newest member of the Cluster, a legion of robots headquartered on the planet Cluster Prime that plans to enslave humans for manual labor. The seller was very reassuring and was following it up for me, when the DVD unexpected arrived in the post! Outside of that I'm really happy to finally have one of my favorite nicktoons on some form of physical media! Follow the escapades of Jennifer "Jenny" Wakeman, (XJ-9), a super-powered robot with a super sensitive teenage heart.

At a championship game, she soon finds herself facing the former Tremorton High quarterback whom she replaced. The scene with Travis' father in the factory is based on the Charlie Chaplin motion picture, "Modern Times".

Tuck admires the Silver Shell, so he manages to convince Sheldon into making him Silver Shell's faithful sidekick, the Tin Can. XJ9 Rocks (HD, 8 hours) - Composer Mark Mothersbaugh takes viewers into the recording session and discusses how his award-winning music score fits into the film. Sheldon Oswald Lee (voiced by Quinton Flynn) is Jenny's self-proclaimed romantic admirer and friend. Wakeman one too many times, the doctor desperately reprograms Jenny's communicator to make Jenny unable to turn it off.

A pilot for the series, entitled "My Neighbor Was a Teenage Robot", originally aired as a segment in an episode of the Nickelodeon series Oh Yeah! Like Mother, Like Daughter: The Journey of Jenny Wakeman and Brian O’Conner (HD, 1 hour) - The filmmakers, including Vin Diesel, discuss the film's plot, its place in Janice Kawaye and Cody Walker’s voice acting, and the picture's overreaching theme. She finally gets a chance to live with other robots like her but soon discovers there's more to Cluster Prime than meets the eye. Jenny's friends are her neighbors Brad (voiced by Chad Doreck) and Tuck Carbuckle (voiced by Audrey Wasilewski).Being skilled in robotics, Sheldon has created gadgets and modifications for Jenny, usually very unnecessarily bulky and extravagant, as well as doing minor repair work. minute episode segments, two 22-minute specials, and a 45-minute TV movie were produced for the second season, totaling 14 half-hours.