George the Robot Finds Home, and Renewed Fame, After 50 Years
Tech maestro Tony Sale began assembling robots when he was 12 years old, and he eventually crafted his masterpiece, George, from the remnants of crashed military plane. The media and the public immediately fawned over George and his futuristic capabilities, but -- as with so many other fleeting stars -- the excitement waned and George found himself relegated to a storage shed.
The robot has definitely been reawakened, though, and he's set to appear on an upcoming episode of Nick Park's 'Wallace and Gromit's World of Invention.' Sale has also moved the resurgent robot into a new home at England's National Museum of Computing in Bletchley Park. But don't worry about George possibly wallowing in unaccompanied boredom, as he now resides with another aged, established tech-superstar: Colossus, the massive World War II codebreaker computer. Oh, the stories they must tell.






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Subscribe to commentsRobinNov 20th 2010 6:45PM
I would like to see the robot from Lost in Space he could make a good comeback if he stays the same nice but a little bit of a worrier with all the secrets he kept from the kids to Dr. Smith I think he was the star of the show and I know a couple of times I think he even turned against the Robinsons.