Not Quite Human II (1989) | Disney Androids, Roberta & A Very 80s Sequel 🤖🎬

<p>This week, <em>The Good, The Bad, and The Sequel</em> is heading back to the world of Disney&#39;s <strong>Not Quite Human</strong> for <strong>Not Quite Human II</strong>!</p><p>Chip is heading off to college, but being a teenage android doesn&#39;t exactly make dating and fitting in any easier. Enter <strong>Roberta</strong>, played by our recent guest <strong>Katie Barberi</strong>, and suddenly Chip&#39;s artificial intelligence has to deal with something much more complicated — love!</p><p>We dig into everything, including:</p><p>🤖 Chip&#39;s return and the decision to take our favorite android to college<br>❤️ Roberta and Chip&#39;s very unusual romance<br>🎬 Katie Barberi&#39;s performance as Roberta and the stories she shared with us about making the movie<br>😏 <strong>Alan Thicke completely missing Professor Grey&#39;s very deliberate advances</strong> — despite her making her intentions pretty clear<br>😂 <strong>Robin Lively having way too much fun playing matchmaker</strong> while seemingly not caring all that much about what happens to her brother<br>🏫 The movie&#39;s attempt to combine Disney family comedy, teen romance, and science fiction<br>😂 The very &#39;80s approach to college life, technology, and teenage relationships<br>💾 The movie&#39;s take on artificial intelligence long before AI became part of everyday life<br>🎭 Alan Thicke, Jay Underwood, Robin Lively, and the returning cast<br>☀️ The Arizona heat—and Katie&#39;s incredible story about passing out on her first day of filming<br>🎥 The Disney sequel formula and how <em>Not Quite Human II</em> fits into the era of made-for-TV movies<br>🤔 Whether this sequel successfully expands the original or takes Chip in a completely different direction</p><p>And, of course, we&#39;ll be talking about whether <strong>Not Quite Human II</strong> deserves to be remembered as one of those wonderfully weird Disney sequels that fans discover years later.</p><p>🎥 <strong>Watch the full, unedited video review:</strong><br>👉 <strong>sequelsonly.com/notquitehuman2</strong></p><p>Next week we&#39;re joined by legendary stuntman <strong>Scott Leva</strong> as we dive into <strong>Cyborg 2</strong>!</p><p>Scott has an incredible Hollywood story that goes WAY beyond stunt work. He&#39;s famously connected to Spider-Man, including appearing as Peter Parker on the photo cover of <strong>The Amazing Spider-Man #262</strong> and his involvement with Cannon Films&#39; never-produced <em>Spider-Man</