Robbie is one of the only characters that actually got developed, along with Tori and Jade. It can be seen when he got rid of Rex and became more confident in himself.
@@2beornot2be687 Development involves growth, which I think she had none. Most people consider it regression, and prefer Cat from season 1. It also didn’t help that she didn’t get many plotlines to actually develop her character. She was just a side character used for comedic relief, and it got exposed in the worst way in Sam and Cat. She “changed” as a character, but she never developed.
I wonder y Cat & Jade have such a strong friendship? When u think about it Jade will only stay at Cat’s house...no one else’s. Plus they have hung out so many times together outside of school. Jade is so stand off-ish & Cat is so bubbly but they r best friends. Jade will try to make Cat happy even when she doesn’t want to. Plus she can’t stand to see Cat cry. She doesn’t fight Cat when Cat asks her to do things with her or touching her...she kinda embraces it. Could u please analyze the friendship between Cat Valentine & Jade West?
From watching the show, I just think that they were probably friends even before Hollywood arts. Maybe they've known each other longer than they've known the rest of the gang.
@@insanebullets3768 Well when you observe the show there's a lot of dark themes that get played off with a lot of humor. For example that episode in iCarly where Sam plays off her father leaving her as a joke.
Other than an analysis ono Robbie and Cat's relationship, I would actually really love to see a character analysis on sikowitz. I don't know if there's enough clips or information to provide an in depth analysis, but it would be really cool to see a video on him
Honestly Rex is like robbie's sub conscious...like his inner thoughts. All the things he really wants to say he projects onto the puppet. If I had a puppet or a way to project my inner thoughts without backlash like robbie i would honestly do the same😏🌚 Edit:i felt that cat and robbie's relationship forced...like in the way Andre and tori's would feel if they got together 🌚idk just a thought
I think Robbie and Trina are probably the most underline depressing characters. Yes Jade's character is troubled and sad. Jade's character is more in your face with it, while Robbie's and Trina's are more depressing the further you look into them.
Yaa probably more depressing bc of the fact that they don't put it in ur face so much...bc they seem to desperately hide it through more indirect means
Robbie needed a serious therapist more than anything. He had a lot of internal issues that just amplified external problems. If he fully incorporated Rex into his personality he would have been a much more balanced individual and a lot better socially. Add a slightly better fashion sense and he would do really well.
@@dorothymontrose6371 Psychologically Rex could be considered Robbies "Shadow". While you don't want to act on your darkest impulses, it's very important to acknowledge your shadow and incorporate it. This allows you to respect it and therefore yourself for what you are capable of. Without it you aren't really engaged in proper moral behavior because you don't have the same understanding of choice, just fear of consequences. Robbie chooses to deliberately separate himself from his shadow and this causes a lot of internal issues like his lack of confidence and self worth. This hurts him in everyday life because it makes him a lot more socially awkward and causes him to latch on to people like Kat in a "creepy" way. It also causes him to separate himself from his instances of lashing out by having "Rex" do it instead of Robbie. Look at his attack on Trina as a prime example. Robbie doesn't have to morally acknowledge what he did at all because it's completely separated through Rex. For a better explanation of the shadow and its incorporation check out these videos of Jordan Peterson talking about Yungs idea of it and JBPs own incorporation of his shadow: ruclips.net/video/aWojVJKdh1M/видео.html ruclips.net/video/5PIDEx-GvnQ/видео.html ruclips.net/video/Z6F-jyrSBgg/видео.html
@@alexrose20 Rex isn't really him. Rex is an amplification of a bunch of negative feelings Robbie has into a psuedo personality. If Robbie were to completely absorb Rex into his own personality he wouldn't act like Rex really at all.
@@Du-yw1pz No he has anger issues. Threatening Robbie, throwing him off a chair, screaming at him, broke his pear pad, threatening Hailey in Freak The Freak Out. He’s very intense and fierce as a person
@@Stinsation wait wdym by it speaks volumes? Sorry I’m dumb lol. But yeah, everyone says Tori was boring but I found Zoey way more bland tbh. Is it just me?
@@maameyaa7053 If we count everyone’s bad actions, Jade’s wins out. Being upfront shouldn’t be rewarded. It’s actually concerning that she embraces it.
@@Stinsation i don't think that Jades behavior should be rewarded. My problem with Robbie is that he uses Rex to deflect his problems and physically separate himself from his bad behavior. He literally is dependent on Rex which is not healthy because "Rex" tends to make fun of him and belittle him. It doesnt help that his friends enable his behavior. Being aware of one's own actions is important. If it was reality he could be a danger not only to other but also to himself.
Yes Robbie did become more likeable in later seasons. Even he began to gain more fans. The ones who didn’t like him much first, all of a sudden became fans of him as of The Hambone King and The Slap Fight.
As someone with a psychology degree, I can see Cat and Robbie as being the most complicated. I really want a relationship video! They can both relate to each other and I think Cat is his best bet to be his best person. Both need to get away from toxic people though.
Because man. Women can have (and are even encouraged to have) problematic behavior men can not (men can not even have some normal behaviors because they have now been deemed problematic. Many of those same behaviors are not only fine in women but often times encouraged to a toxic level).
Most likely double standards (jade being a girl and Robbie a boy) but it could also be bc with jade that type of behavior is expected bc of how straight forward she is, and not so much with Robbie ppl kinda push his creepy behavior off to the side a bit so it comes as a bit of a shock🤷♀️
True. You cannot really judge all characters equally when they have different purposes. Jade is meant to be a mean character in the show, and it's not that her behavior is good, but it isn't seen as bad since it is so common. Whereas when other characters like Tori or Robbie do something bad towards someone else it is seen as bad since they are not meant to be bullies, those behaviors are not common in them and that is why they are much more notable. I am not justifying Jade's actions, but what she does doesn't have the same impact compared to if another character did it because she is meant to be mean.
Robbie's problem is that he's made himself the embodiment of all the things he finds "negative " and forced all of his "positive traits" into puppet. Rex, has all the confidence, grit, popularity and charm that Robbie is convinced he himself could never have. I'm actually curious what type of person Robbie would of become without Rex. Would he display Rex qualities? Or would he just even out and become a normal guy?
@@jadedeleon_ calm down timmy. These are traits that Robbie finds positive , everything he crams into Rex is whatever he personally thinks in "cool" deep down. Not me.
YES THANK YOU!!!!! i emphasize so much with robbie, and seeing him get pushed around on the show frustrated me every time. isnt tori supposed to be the mary sue, cookie cutter, kind hearted main character? yet she still gets in on the bullying at times :( but yeah, the sexist remarks are quite gross too. i hope robbie went on to get help and leave that mindset behind
Isn’t Cat supposed to be the nicest of the bunch but there’s plenty of times when she’s just flat out rude to Robbie? Why single out Tori when everyone does it?
@Ok. I bet you don’t give a shit of what others do yet always it’s Robbie you blame. Because he’s different, people always bring up his flaws, yet when it’s others like Jade, Sam, Beck, Andre Etc you all wanna re write history saying they are nice when Sam And Jade are Similar, Andre threatens people he’s so intense and ferocious as a person and Beck on the hand can be toxic. Yet always it’s Robbie you wanna criticise. Always him.
I would like an analysis of cat and jade’s relationship as they seem the closest to each other. Which is super big for jade as it seems like she likes no one other than beck
These analysis videos are always interesting because you have to take in everything on the screen in the show, even though there are most definitely bits that were thrown in during the show for comedic of episodic purposes and not intended to further a character. We as the audience have no sure fire way to say what is canon and what isn't, so you have to take it all in, and that's my issue with many sitcom type shows: after a while the creators care less and less about making complete characters and just care about the laughs or story of that one episode, so you start to lose some of the realness of certain characters. That being said, in regards to Robbie, I don't think much realness was lost because characters like him to exist in real life (bar the use of the puppet). Many people portray themselves to be harmless but then express their toxic traits in ways that allow them to not take full responsibility, this is commonly seen when a person will say "I have no filter for jokes, I make jokes about everyone and everything" and then say a blatantly sexist/racist/homophobic/etc statement and then based on the REACTION they say "oh it was a joke, you know me!" so they can not take responsibility for the statement. I believe that is what Robbie does, except he expresses through Rex as said in the video, and that concept is very present in real life.
Everyone on the show is dealing with something. Trina is often ignored and possible neglected by her parents Tori like Trina may be neglected by her parents - both because her mom cheats on her dad and her dad is never there. Cat is most likely traumatized from her brother and may not have gotten much attention from her parents due to them having to take care of her brother. Jade if i remember correctly doesn't have the best relationship with her dad. Beck i think doesn't have a good relationship with his parents which is why he moved out, but i personally think he is just have a rebellious phase Finally, Andre has to deal with his grandmother who has some sort of mental issue. The whole show is a bit missed up when you think about it
@@IncorrectHB jade's parents are divorced, right? yeah. Trina is constantly told she's talentless and worthless by everyone, even people she considers her friends. Tori's had to be her mother figure, because as you said, her parents neglect them.
something that always confused me abt Rex and Robbie was that Robbie was clearly making Rex talk but he also seemed to think that Rex was a living being that could think for itself or something. Idk
That is why many people find it easier to believe Robbie had actual issues with mental health, not necessarily a genuine internal chauvinistic outlook.
You know, I don’t see people talk about it, but I appreciate the fact that Robbie’s actor always made sure his mouth was slightly open every time Rex was talking. This comment adds zero value to anything but I thought of it while watching this video
Matt Bennett made an otherwise kinda terrible character half likeable and tolerable because of the humour he brought to the role. Similar to David Schwimmer with Ross in Friends. However I also think Robbie also had one of the best character developments on the show. In the last season he had outgrown Rex and become more mature, grounded and confident but while still being his dorky and weird self. He got a pretty girl to go to the dance with him and she genuinely enjoyed his company. He acted normally and didn’t say or do anything to weird her out. AND he kissed Cat, rather smoothly too.
I never saw Season 4, what do you mean he outgrew him? Did they completely toss the puppet out or was he just made a much smaller part of his character?
Great point about Matt Bennett. He's often underappreciated as an actor - a lesser one would have made the character come across as completely unbearable but his comedic timings saves a lot of Robbie's scenes
I honestly felt like Robbie was such a Jewish stereotype. His personality is just "gross awkward nerd who's allergic to everything." Also, I think him celebrating Christmas wasn't because his family doesn't practice Judaism, but because the writers forgot he was Jewish. This is extremely common in TV shows. They mention that the character is Jewish a couple times, give them stereotypical traits, but them have them celebrate Christmas in all of the Christmas episodes. Writers don't give a damn about doing even the tiniest bit of extra research to realize that just because Christmas can be secular, doesn't mean it's universal.
Same - the constant emasculation of Robbie also feels like a subtle act of antisemitism in my opinion and it also makes the ethnic change of himself in Rex make a more bizarre sort of sense - if Robbie is projecting traits on to Rex his choice to make Rex “urban”/racial might be a way of making sense of the cognitive dissonance that comes with experiencing antisemitism while also being white - I really wish someone would write fanfiction exploring him but I have yet to find any so I’m working on one right now, although it also is exploring Cat’s trauma
I’ve heard that Robbie has schizophrenia. I understand it because of the symptoms of schizophrenia, such as behavior that impairs daily functioning, delusions and more notably, the voices in his head that I believe could be another reason why Robbie carries Rex.
Idk...I feel like it's more of just what he got used to for expressing a dark side of himself and adding the disorders to it is a bit of a stretch but who knows 🤷♀️
@@giovannigiovanni.7220 true but there is more evidence leaning that robbie controls rex. for an example in the episode where rex gets damaged not once did he "scream in agony" or move when robbie was away from rex.
I’d love to see a Jaynalysis of Robbie and Cat’s relationship, my memory is telling me they probably have the best relationship in Victorious (and Scheider-verse in general) but I’d be curious to see what you dig up.
@@augustinensang3109 yes. Robbie/me: *crying* Rex/conscience: why are you crying you look ridiculous. Robbie/me: idkk Rex/conscience: ok please stop. Robbie/me: *cries even harder*
I'd love a video analyzing Jade and Cat's friendship! They're complete opposites but they still get along well. Jade only ever lets her guard down properly for Beck.. and Cat. She also only ever stays over at Beck's.. and Cat's. The only one who can touch Jade is Beck.. and Cat. Jade loves Cat, she'll do anything to make her happy and she can't bare to see her upset, and I've always wondered why that is considering they're polar opposites and Jade's trust issues. I'd love to see your take on their relationship!
You know when you think about it robbie is a pretty dark and twisted character, he has self respect, confidence issues and he forces himself to stay positive but he expresses his self hatred, anger, negativity threw a puppet I belive he is a scarface batman villain origins
Robbie really has improved as a character ever since he stopped having Rex. He became more outgoing, stood up for himself and even at least not show signs of fear and had the guts to write a song to Cat and kiss her. Rex is more like the embodiment to his unhealthy inner conflicts with his thoughts
Yes exactly that. Robbie is different. And because he’s different he doesn’t get the love and recognition he always hoped for . So he uses Rex the one with urban accent to be more recognised and to get more attention. Rex is the personality he wished he had, he uses him to attract women, to get everyone to pay attention to him and to be loved and fit in with the group.
@keliah williams Rex has moved and talked without Robbie touching him. Including sneezing on Tori’s backpack even shouted at Robbie when he put him in the drawer then went on to take him out but didn’t
i’d love to see you analyze robbie and becks relationship. it’s odd because they didn’t come across as super close, but at the same time beck knew specific things about him like how he liked watermelons. it almost makes me think that maybe they were close at one time, but the relationship fizzled out as time went on. their dynamic of being the most and least popular of the group intrigued me, and i wish the show played with that idea more. i also definitely think robbie could’ve had some kind of attraction to beck, but that’s just a personal speculation lol. would love to hear your thoughts on their interactions.
First I thought, hey, Robbie is not a pervert! The pervert is Rex! And then I remembered that I'm not a child anymore and it's time to stop thinking that rex is an enchanted puppet.
I absolutely loathe how Robbie was written because he had potential to be one of the most relatable characters in the show. Unconfident, self-loathing, bullied, bad home life, questionable friends, late bloomer, etc. but unfortunately they felt it was better to make him an anti-hero or a punching bag. All those characteristics I listed about him - each kid age 12-16 (prime demographic) watching the show could likely find one robbie-esque trait to relate to. Imagine seeing him as an example of someone overcoming a rough abusive home life or destigmatizing mental illness. Instead we got the one thing every unconfident boy in high school doesn't wanna see on TV - the one guy he can relate to being portrayed as a weak closet pervert. Not someone breaking social boundaries around mental illness, not someone overcoming disadvantages in life, just an unconfident guy with sub-par friends. I never understood why Dan Schneider's shows feel the need to portray boys who work hard in school but don't meet society's standards of attractiveness as being perverted or weak or losers. Funny because actors he humiliated in that trope like Josh Peck, Nathan Kress, and Matt Bennett at least enjoy moderately decent careers now while we all know what Dan "better tie her she is a fighter" Schneider is allegedly like.
Edit: The relationship of Tony Verdeschi and Maya The Psychon is also really interesting, but it's in season 2 which is much more shallow than season 1
I think Rex is apart of Robbie that he doesn't want to show with himself. I think that Rex is his subconscious mind, while Robbie is the conscious mind. I think he has Mommy issues, and his parents don't support him. Robbie could be seen as an insecure teen in all of us, but later he gets more confident. Neither way I love Robbie's character, and he's my favorite. Also, I would love a video for CABBIE!
Loving the Victorious videos, but I am still holding out hope that you do another Total Drama analysis. I believe the two characters you said you were most interested in doing were Duncan and Courtney, and honestly, either one of them would be a good choice.
An analysis on Cat and Robbie's relationship would be awesome. They have some really cute moments but there also seems to be a weird energy between them.
Even the men in his life aren’t good to him. In the prison special, Andre and Beck don’t let him sleep in the bed, which just seems very out of character for them.
actually i’m jewish and i celebrate Christmas and Hanukah but i we do for Hanukah is light the menorah and get chocolate coins and thats basically and on Christmas we open presents we went to our Mémé’s house sometimes before covid and just celebrated Christmas more so it makes a lot of sense
I think what unnerved me and bothered me about robbie and rex is that the show paints the narrative that rex really is real. But we and the other characters really do know that rex can't be real, and that Robbie IS controlling rex ( he is a puppet) so we know that he's almost bullying himself, and he HIMSELF is giving himself a toxic companion. It's obvious rex could be the person Robbie wants to be ( Cool, liked, and is good with girls) but rex is a bully, so it's strange.
1:44- 1:57 I could understand why those moms would not want their kids taking free ice cream from a strange man. However, physically assaulting him without even asking a single question was a completely over the top reaction. Just walk up to him and threaten to call the cops. That would be far more appropriate.
I saw all of your videos analyzing the victorious characters and their relationship dynamics, I never realized that most of them have some pretty dark storylines and psychological problems -kinda makes me wonder how Dan thought that most of that was funny-. I think that if those characters were put in a more mature(? setting and went with a good writer, they could've easily made a pretty good teen-drama series
I feel like Robbie and Cat's were the most interesting out of the bunch. Definitely want an analysis of it! It's odd how Robbie was always Rex, but everyone treated them like separate people lol
I can’t watch Victorious or iCarly again after learning about the horrors Dan Schneider was behind on set the whole time. You can listen to Jeanette McCurdy explain her traumatic experiences on many podcasts.
i think we should really talk more about robbie and rex’s relationship because i really find it interesting how he interacts with himself through ventriloquism
Robbie had issues... he puts all of his negative traits into a childlike coping mechanism: Rex. Robbie is a good person and has all of his sweetness and kindness in his human persona... he knows his bad parts and pushes them to Rex.. I think it’s because he’s afraid to show his full personality because everyone treats him terribly. He puts those thoughts and feelings into Rex and uses it to show his own distance towards himself in hopes of pushing the dislike people feel towards him to Rex...but it doesn’t work and it just makes it worse. He’s one of my favorite characters and it makes me sad to think about the trauma he has..he’s so kind to everyone and everyone except for cat treats him like he isn’t even human....
I think Robbie is kind. I just feel he puts his feelings and anger and if he wants to say something negative to others for the way they treat him for being different and a nerd into Rex. Like he wishes he could say something negative to others but he couldn’t so he does through Rex
With you mentioning that you've done 17 analysis videos I wanted to say thank you for all the hard work you do! Each video is always a lot of fun to watch with a lot of insightful takes and I'm always excited whenever I see you've uploaded a new video.
Please make a video on this:Unrelated but is everyone just going to ignore that all these kids are rich or have infinite money. Like they go out to eat all the time and they are always just able to pay for things. Examples: Robbie paid for a window repair when he broke a rich guy's window. Tori was able to just buy a new phone like it was nothing. They were able to buy at least $500 worth of ice cream for a Kesha concert. Cat is always binge buying whatever she wants. During the secret Santa gift exchange, Robbie was able to buy a cotton candy machine and cat was able to buy an original movie prop. Like what the heck.
I don't know much about Victorious but my brother watches it, I've always felt bad for Robbie, I mean yeah I guess he was misogynistic and a bit pervy but some of the girls weren't bette
I'm surprised you didn't mention the time when Robbie sold Rex and got a new puppet and, if I recall correctly, the new one was very kind to him, the opposite of Rex, which threw Robbie for a loop. I think it's worth talking about how Robbie seemed to hate receiving kindness and missed receiving mistreatment. It could be he thinks he doesn't deserve it, or he just thinks, due to his lack of love at home, that the mistreatment is the norm and the kindness is the strange.
Hope you get your vacation, but to answer your question, I would live to see a cat and Robbie video in the future. They are my favorite ship on the show.
I think he had the second-most solos in the show and that's saying something. Probably the more depressing of the characters even more than Trina. Still lucky he didn't get expelled and/or arrested or shot and killed since he admitted stalking the daughter of an LAPD detective and probably others. He would have been Metooed out of Hollywood Arts in current times. I kind of wish they did a spin-off with Robbie and Jade going to a new high school. Also, did any of the characters have loving, caring parents?
Also, I think Rex is a symptom of a split personality. An epitomical product of trauma. Thanks for all your videos! You can see I binge them 😂 some requests for the future? Analysis of Glee characters? Orrr -analysis of Carly Shay (she wasn’t as generic as she seemed, I think) -Spencer Shay (there was something fascinating, but ‘off’ about him -Sikowitz -Jade and Cat’s relationship -Carly and Freddie’s relationship
Robbie was my favorite character by far in this show. I loved how he could say what he wanted through Rex and honestly your explanation on his family life I believes sums it up pretty well, but yes please omg Robbie and kat analysis ^^ happy holidays
Would love an analysis on Robbie and Cats relationship. And about what the pirate game was
I agree with that.
Agreed.
XD they was def sum shady going around between the characters
Agree
agreed!
Robbie is one of the only characters that actually got developed, along with Tori and Jade. It can be seen when he got rid of Rex and became more confident in himself.
Excpet he didnt grow when rex wasn't around and it was because he coukdnt grow that he kept rex
@@BabyGirlTiny He kissed Cat without Rex. He could’ve never pulled off something of that magnitude with Rex.
Cat developed just she got more dumber just look at her from s1 to Sam and Cat.A lot of development
@@2beornot2be687 Development involves growth, which I think she had none. Most people consider it regression, and prefer Cat from season 1. It also didn’t help that she didn’t get many plotlines to actually develop her character. She was just a side character used for comedic relief, and it got exposed in the worst way in Sam and Cat. She “changed” as a character, but she never developed.
@@Stinsation She had growth it just wasn’t positive
Tbh, I feel like Robbie has a personality disorder, so he uses Rex as his other personality
trueee
Mind-blown 🤯🤯🤯
I actually was surprised tehy didn't Talk. About this in the vidoe
I think he has social anxiety disorder or something, and Rex is a coping mechanism
Agreed. I always thought Rex was a symptom of a split personality. An epitomical product of trauma
I wonder y Cat & Jade have such a strong friendship? When u think about it Jade will only stay at Cat’s house...no one else’s. Plus they have hung out so many times together outside of school. Jade is so stand off-ish & Cat is so bubbly but they r best friends. Jade will try to make Cat happy even when she doesn’t want to. Plus she can’t stand to see Cat cry. She doesn’t fight Cat when Cat asks her to do things with her or touching her...she kinda embraces it. Could u please analyze the friendship between Cat Valentine & Jade West?
That’s true, now I want a cat and jade analysis
@@bigdaddyines1435 same
Maybe she wants to support Cat the way her own father didn't
@@solveig964 mhmmm maybe
From watching the show, I just think that they were probably friends even before Hollywood arts. Maybe they've known each other longer than they've known the rest of the gang.
He sure was an *interesting* character
@Abidjanaise I wouldn't say EVIL but he definitely needs therapy
@Abidjanaise damn, you don’t know what that means.
@Abidjanaise liked ur own comment :/ plus he’s not evil. he’s so nice with everybody, especially cat.
@@veronicasexton8190 You need therapy
@@eph_loves_80s74 yeaaahhhh and what does that have to do with my comment
Victorious is sooo dark when you think about it deeply.
True, that and iCarly.
How so? I’m actually curious
@@insanebullets3768 Well when you observe the show there's a lot of dark themes that get played off with a lot of humor. For example that episode in iCarly where Sam plays off her father leaving her as a joke.
@@man_the_nere interesting. Is there anywhere I can find more examples of this stuff I find it very intriguing for some odd reason
Ugh I would recommend you do a deep analysis of the two shows since that's where I found them. I also find it interesting as well.
Other than an analysis ono Robbie and Cat's relationship, I would actually really love to see a character analysis on sikowitz. I don't know if there's enough clips or information to provide an in depth analysis, but it would be really cool to see a video on him
Yesss
And sinjin. For some reason. Possibly Tori and Trina's parents.
I want a relationship video between Cat and Robbie
But he's a pressure pushing creep
@@hadbetterdays8118 cat and Robbie
@@littleblobb1363 I know he feels like he's entitled to her just because she's feeble minded
@@hadbetterdays8118 they both are kinda feeble tho
He was one of the most complex characters
the weirdest and gross
Honestly Rex is like robbie's sub conscious...like his inner thoughts. All the things he really wants to say he projects onto the puppet. If I had a puppet or a way to project my inner thoughts without backlash like robbie i would honestly do the same😏🌚
Edit:i felt that cat and robbie's relationship forced...like in the way Andre and tori's would feel if they got together 🌚idk just a thought
It 100% feels forced!
@Iron Man No❤️
@Iron Man It’s literally just an opinion, my guy
@Iron Man I- I’m allowed to have my own opinion of a ship-
@Iron Man Haha, you’re a funny little dude, Iron Man, I like you
I think Robbie and Trina are probably the most underline depressing characters. Yes Jade's character is troubled and sad. Jade's character is more in your face with it, while Robbie's and Trina's are more depressing the further you look into them.
Yaa probably more depressing bc of the fact that they don't put it in ur face so much...bc they seem to desperately hide it through more indirect means
I don't think Trina's character Is depressing , her being confident and social might help her when she gets mature.
Trina no, but Cat
All you have left is Andre and you've analyzed all the Victorious characters.
Not Sikowitz
@@crimsonweeb ah yes sikowitz my favorite character 😩
Robbie needed a serious therapist more than anything. He had a lot of internal issues that just amplified external problems. If he fully incorporated Rex into his personality he would have been a much more balanced individual and a lot better socially. Add a slightly better fashion sense and he would do really well.
Rex was kind of the sociopathic side of him though
@@dorothymontrose6371 Psychologically Rex could be considered Robbies "Shadow". While you don't want to act on your darkest impulses, it's very important to acknowledge your shadow and incorporate it. This allows you to respect it and therefore yourself for what you are capable of. Without it you aren't really engaged in proper moral behavior because you don't have the same understanding of choice, just fear of consequences.
Robbie chooses to deliberately separate himself from his shadow and this causes a lot of internal issues like his lack of confidence and self worth. This hurts him in everyday life because it makes him a lot more socially awkward and causes him to latch on to people like Kat in a "creepy" way. It also causes him to separate himself from his instances of lashing out by having "Rex" do it instead of Robbie. Look at his attack on Trina as a prime example. Robbie doesn't have to morally acknowledge what he did at all because it's completely separated through Rex.
For a better explanation of the shadow and its incorporation check out these videos of Jordan Peterson talking about Yungs idea of it and JBPs own incorporation of his shadow:
ruclips.net/video/aWojVJKdh1M/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/5PIDEx-GvnQ/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Z6F-jyrSBgg/видео.html
Knowing that Rex was actually him only made me dislike his personality more
@@alexrose20 Rex isn't really him. Rex is an amplification of a bunch of negative feelings Robbie has into a psuedo personality.
If Robbie were to completely absorb Rex into his own personality he wouldn't act like Rex really at all.
@@alexrose20 Actually Robbie and Rex are different. Rex has moved and talked without Robbie holding him
I'd love a deep look into Andre, dude is the best part of victorious
Exactly
@@internetlexi yep. I think he's the only sane and normal person out of the cast due to his chill and laid-back demeanor
@@Du-yw1pz true dat
@@Du-yw1pz No he has anger issues. Threatening Robbie, throwing him off a chair, screaming at him, broke his pear pad, threatening Hailey in Freak The Freak Out. He’s very intense and fierce as a person
@@staarluvrs Anything is racist to you. That’s how overrated Andre is. So if you don’t like Andre is a illegal? Ha
I would TOTALLY like a relationship video with Cat and Robbie! 😊😊😍😍
Yeah I would like to see a vid about that
SAMEEE
Robbie seems like that friend that is (sometime) always there for his friends, but when he needs help or is hurt no-one else cares (apart from cat)
Hey y’all! We’ve been waiting for Robbie!!!
I believe Robbie is an underrated character. Very under-looked.
Very underrated hands down. Cause he’s different. When you’re different, you’re hated and overlooked
I'd love to see you analyze Quinn and Logan's relationship or how Zoey Brooks could possibly be a Mary sue.
Yes
When it comes to these main character discussions, out of Carly,Tori and Zoey, Zoey is the least talked about, which speaks volumes...
That line on your profile pic made me think there was a piece of hair on my screen lol I’m not kidding
@@Stinsation wait wdym by it speaks volumes? Sorry I’m dumb lol.
But yeah, everyone says Tori was boring but I found Zoey way more bland tbh. Is it just me?
@@cutemissbubbly I think what they mean is that Zoey is considered so bland that no one finds her worth talking about lmao.
I'm gonna take a big guess that Andre Harris might be next. And that'll be the main Victorious characters (and Mrs. Harris) done and dusted.
Robbie was kinda the darkest of them all.......
Just watch who did it to trina
Jade stole a pint of Tori’s blood. She risked Tori and Robbie’s life for a part in a play. They’re on equal footing.
@@Stinsation yea he And jade are creepy,still love them
@@Stinsation but at least Jade is upfront. Robbie hides behind a puppet not taking responsibility his actions.
@@maameyaa7053 If we count everyone’s bad actions, Jade’s wins out. Being upfront shouldn’t be rewarded. It’s actually concerning that she embraces it.
@@Stinsation i don't think that Jades behavior should be rewarded. My problem with Robbie is that he uses Rex to deflect his problems and physically separate himself from his bad behavior. He literally is dependent on Rex which is not healthy because "Rex" tends to make fun of him and belittle him. It doesnt help that his friends enable his behavior. Being aware of one's own actions is important. If it was reality he could be a danger not only to other but also to himself.
If I remember correctly, Robbie got better towards the end of victorious. He became a lot more likable imo
Yes Robbie did become more likeable in later seasons. Even he began to gain more fans. The ones who didn’t like him much first, all of a sudden became fans of him as of The Hambone King and The Slap Fight.
As someone with a psychology degree, I can see Cat and Robbie as being the most complicated. I really want a relationship video! They can both relate to each other and I think Cat is his best bet to be his best person. Both need to get away from toxic people though.
If anything, his character was arguably more interesting that Tori's... and even Beck's!
Why do we have to need a disclaimer on Robbie's behavior, but not Jade they both committed attempted murder.
Yet Jade gets praised for that and Robbie gets hated.
Yep...
Because man. Women can have (and are even encouraged to have) problematic behavior men can not (men can not even have some normal behaviors because they have now been deemed problematic. Many of those same behaviors are not only fine in women but often times encouraged to a toxic level).
Most likely double standards (jade being a girl and Robbie a boy) but it could also be bc with jade that type of behavior is expected bc of how straight forward she is, and not so much with Robbie ppl kinda push his creepy behavior off to the side a bit so it comes as a bit of a shock🤷♀️
True. You cannot really judge all characters equally when they have different purposes.
Jade is meant to be a mean character in the show, and it's not that her behavior is good, but it isn't seen as bad since it is so common.
Whereas when other characters like Tori or Robbie do something bad towards someone else it is seen as bad since they are not meant to be bullies, those behaviors are not common in them and that is why they are much more notable.
I am not justifying Jade's actions, but what she does doesn't have the same impact compared to if another character did it because she is meant to be mean.
Robbie's problem is that he's made himself the embodiment of all the things he finds "negative " and forced all of his "positive traits" into puppet.
Rex, has all the confidence, grit, popularity and charm that Robbie is convinced he himself could never have.
I'm actually curious what type of person Robbie would of become without Rex.
Would he display Rex qualities?
Or would he just even out and become a normal guy?
Didn’t Rex kind of just disappear in the fourth season?
@@connora4554 yeah he starts giving up on rex
Did you just refer sexism and objectivity as a “positive trait”??
@@jadedeleon_ me
@@jadedeleon_ calm down timmy.
These are traits that Robbie finds positive , everything he crams into Rex is whatever he personally thinks in "cool" deep down. Not me.
YES THANK YOU!!!!! i emphasize so much with robbie, and seeing him get pushed around on the show frustrated me every time. isnt tori supposed to be the mary sue, cookie cutter, kind hearted main character? yet she still gets in on the bullying at times :(
but yeah, the sexist remarks are quite gross too. i hope robbie went on to get help and leave that mindset behind
Tori was nicer than the restbut she was still a regular teenager. People had that idea of her because shes the main character and nothing else
Isn’t Cat supposed to be the nicest of the bunch but there’s plenty of times when she’s just flat out rude to Robbie? Why single out Tori when everyone does it?
@@Stinsation you have a point! although, cat probably just did that bc she saw everyone else doing it :(
@Ok. I bet you don’t give a shit of what others do yet always it’s Robbie you blame. Because he’s different, people always bring up his flaws, yet when it’s others like Jade, Sam, Beck, Andre Etc you all wanna re write history saying they are nice when Sam And Jade are Similar, Andre threatens people he’s so intense and ferocious as a person and Beck on the hand can be toxic. Yet always it’s Robbie you wanna criticise. Always him.
@@BabyGirlTiny Tori wasn’t nicer. She was selfish time to time
When rex was sold to the little boy, robbie started allucinating.
I would like an analysis of cat and jade’s relationship as they seem the closest to each other. Which is super big for jade as it seems like she likes no one other than beck
thats true, from what ive seen (so far)
I feel like no one ever comments about, but your alliteration at the beginning of each analysis is just amazing 👌🏻
we *need* a robbie and cat analysis video
These analysis videos are always interesting because you have to take in everything on the screen in the show, even though there are most definitely bits that were thrown in during the show for comedic of episodic purposes and not intended to further a character. We as the audience have no sure fire way to say what is canon and what isn't, so you have to take it all in, and that's my issue with many sitcom type shows: after a while the creators care less and less about making complete characters and just care about the laughs or story of that one episode, so you start to lose some of the realness of certain characters.
That being said, in regards to Robbie, I don't think much realness was lost because characters like him to exist in real life (bar the use of the puppet). Many people portray themselves to be harmless but then express their toxic traits in ways that allow them to not take full responsibility, this is commonly seen when a person will say "I have no filter for jokes, I make jokes about everyone and everything" and then say a blatantly sexist/racist/homophobic/etc statement and then based on the REACTION they say "oh it was a joke, you know me!" so they can not take responsibility for the statement. I believe that is what Robbie does, except he expresses through Rex as said in the video, and that concept is very present in real life.
Do a video on Cat and Robbie their relationship at times is cute and other times would make me uncomfortable
I have a feeling that everyone in Victorious is traumatized or even has mental disorders...and that thing scares me a lot.
i've had that feeling too!
Everyone on the show is dealing with something.
Trina is often ignored and possible neglected by her parents
Tori like Trina may be neglected by her parents - both because her mom cheats on her dad and her dad is never there.
Cat is most likely traumatized from her brother and may not have gotten much attention from her parents due to them having to take care of her brother.
Jade if i remember correctly doesn't have the best relationship with her dad.
Beck i think doesn't have a good relationship with his parents which is why he moved out, but i personally think he is just have a rebellious phase
Finally, Andre has to deal with his grandmother who has some sort of mental issue.
The whole show is a bit missed up when you think about it
@@IncorrectHB jade's parents are divorced, right? yeah. Trina is constantly told she's talentless and worthless by everyone, even people she considers her friends. Tori's had to be her mother figure, because as you said, her parents neglect them.
Exactly
@@IncorrectHB yeah but for jade it's resolved at the end of the episode
something that always confused me abt Rex and Robbie was that Robbie was clearly making Rex talk but he also seemed to think that Rex was a living being that could think for itself or something. Idk
That is why many people find it easier to believe Robbie had actual issues with mental health, not necessarily a genuine internal chauvinistic outlook.
Rex could act on his own, he sneezed in toris backpack and spoke in a drawer
Didn’t he attempt to murder Trina
That was Rex - 6:18
@@giovannigiovanni.7220 rex is Robbie
Yup. And he felt no guilt about it Bc apparently it was Rex and not him. Rightttt and I didn’t think a kids show could be that dark
@@littleblobb1363 It's possible.
It was actually HIM. Not his puppet. Yes even though Rex did it but that's just his alter ego which is still him technically.
You know, I don’t see people talk about it, but I appreciate the fact that Robbie’s actor always made sure his mouth was slightly open every time Rex was talking. This comment adds zero value to anything but I thought of it while watching this video
The actor said that he didnt even realize he was doing that
@@noelleoue876 I saw that too lmao
Matt Bennett made an otherwise kinda terrible character half likeable and tolerable because of the humour he brought to the role. Similar to David Schwimmer with Ross in Friends.
However I also think Robbie also had one of the best character developments on the show. In the last season he had outgrown Rex and become more mature, grounded and confident but while still being his dorky and weird self. He got a pretty girl to go to the dance with him and she genuinely enjoyed his company. He acted normally and didn’t say or do anything to weird her out. AND he kissed Cat, rather smoothly too.
I never saw Season 4, what do you mean he outgrew him? Did they completely toss the puppet out or was he just made a much smaller part of his character?
@@RobotGuy405 I don’t think they completely tossed him but yeah most of the time Robbie wasn’t carrying him around anymore!
Great point about Matt Bennett. He's often underappreciated as an actor - a lesser one would have made the character come across as completely unbearable but his comedic timings saves a lot of Robbie's scenes
He also became more outgoing and began to gain a lot of fans as of The Hambone King and The Slap Fight
@@eph_loves_80s74 For sure
I honestly felt like Robbie was such a Jewish stereotype. His personality is just "gross awkward nerd who's allergic to everything." Also, I think him celebrating Christmas wasn't because his family doesn't practice Judaism, but because the writers forgot he was Jewish. This is extremely common in TV shows. They mention that the character is Jewish a couple times, give them stereotypical traits, but them have them celebrate Christmas in all of the Christmas episodes. Writers don't give a damn about doing even the tiniest bit of extra research to realize that just because Christmas can be secular, doesn't mean it's universal.
Same - the constant emasculation of Robbie also feels like a subtle act of antisemitism in my opinion and it also makes the ethnic change of himself in Rex make a more bizarre sort of sense - if Robbie is projecting traits on to Rex his choice to make Rex “urban”/racial might be a way of making sense of the cognitive dissonance that comes with experiencing antisemitism while also being white - I really wish someone would write fanfiction exploring him but I have yet to find any so I’m working on one right now, although it also is exploring Cat’s trauma
I’ve heard that Robbie has schizophrenia. I understand it because of the symptoms of schizophrenia, such as behavior that impairs daily functioning, delusions and more notably, the voices in his head that I believe could be another reason why Robbie carries Rex.
Idk...I feel like it's more of just what he got used to for expressing a dark side of himself and adding the disorders to it is a bit of a stretch but who knows 🤷♀️
Rex is basically a live action Mr Coconuts or Plank.
10:03 I’ll save you the trouble: yes
10:03
@@giovannigiovanni.7220 oh thank
Robbies not a bad character. It’s Rex I have a problem with
idk know the exact lore between robbie and rex but you do know robbie is most likely in *control* of rex? idk why people don't think about this.
@@Mr.Murasakino Rex is possible Supernatural.
@@giovannigiovanni.7220 true but there is more evidence leaning that robbie controls rex. for an example in the episode where rex gets damaged not once did he "scream in agony" or move when robbie was away from rex.
@@Mr.Murasakino Yeah but he did talk without Robbie in the team consular episode.
@@giovannigiovanni.7220 last time I checked that episode claimed to be non cannon.
He was my favorite character as a kid, and still is lol!
He’s mine too
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I’d love to see a Jaynalysis of Robbie and Cat’s relationship, my memory is telling me they probably have the best relationship in Victorious (and Scheider-verse in general) but I’d be curious to see what you dig up.
Dude Robbie and Rex's relationship is me and my conscience relationship and it scares me
Pretty much something like that. Robbie is pretty self-loathing. He even admits to hating himself for years.
@@augustinensang3109 yes.
Robbie/me: *crying*
Rex/conscience: why are you crying you look ridiculous.
Robbie/me: idkk
Rex/conscience: ok please stop.
Robbie/me: *cries even harder*
6:25 If Robbie does believe that being an ethnic minority would make him cooler, the most likely reason for this assumption is how cool Andre is.
Yes Robbie! So interested to see what you have to say about him!
I'd love a video analyzing Jade and Cat's friendship! They're complete opposites but they still get along well. Jade only ever lets her guard down properly for Beck.. and Cat. She also only ever stays over at Beck's.. and Cat's. The only one who can touch Jade is Beck.. and Cat. Jade loves Cat, she'll do anything to make her happy and she can't bare to see her upset, and I've always wondered why that is considering they're polar opposites and Jade's trust issues. I'd love to see your take on their relationship!
Yesssss I needed thissss
You know when you think about it robbie is a pretty dark and twisted character, he has self respect, confidence issues and he forces himself to stay positive but he expresses his self hatred, anger, negativity threw a puppet
I belive he is a scarface batman villain origins
Him and Cat are some of my favorite characters.
Same
Agree
@Abidjanaise she ages backwards 😭🖐
Robbie is my fave
Same xD
So are we not going to adress the elephant in the room that Robbie was the one that sabatage Trina when she call Rex a puppet in who did it to trina?
Wait, I don't remember, what happened there?
The guy just didn’t like Trina. She was a jerk to him. Not an excuse, but that’s a possible reason as to why he did it.
@@Stinsation That was Rex not Robbie - 6:18
@@giovannigiovanni.7220 The puppet is still his property and she disrespected it. She also disrespected Robbie personally on many occasions.
@@Stinsation She could have died tho...
Robbie really has improved as a character ever since he stopped having Rex. He became more outgoing, stood up for himself and even at least not show signs of fear and had the guts to write a song to Cat and kiss her. Rex is more like the embodiment to his unhealthy inner conflicts with his thoughts
I feel like robbie knows everyone thinks he's a wuss so he uses rex as a comedic tool to make him look better
Yes exactly that. Robbie is different. And because he’s different he doesn’t get the love and recognition he always hoped for . So he uses Rex the one with urban accent to be more recognised and to get more attention. Rex is the personality he wished he had, he uses him to attract women, to get everyone to pay attention to him and to be loved and fit in with the group.
Rex was one of the best parts of the show
No he wasn’t. He’s a ridiculous distraction to the show and holds back Robbie
@keliah williams Rex has moved and talked without Robbie touching him. Including sneezing on Tori’s backpack even shouted at Robbie when he put him in the drawer then went on to take him out but didn’t
@keliah williams What do you mean
@keliah williams Maybe
Same person
Could you do an analysis on Quinn and Logans relationship from Zoey 101
i’d love to see you analyze robbie and becks relationship. it’s odd because they didn’t come across as super close, but at the same time beck knew specific things about him like how he liked watermelons. it almost makes me think that maybe they were close at one time, but the relationship fizzled out as time went on. their dynamic of being the most and least popular of the group intrigued me, and i wish the show played with that idea more. i also definitely think robbie could’ve had some kind of attraction to beck, but that’s just a personal speculation lol. would love to hear your thoughts on their interactions.
I’ve been waiting for this video for SOO LONG! Thank you Jay!
No problem!!
BEST BOY, BEST BOY!
First I thought, hey, Robbie is not a pervert! The pervert is Rex! And then I remembered that I'm not a child anymore and it's time to stop thinking that rex is an enchanted puppet.
Robbie and Cat are my favorite characters! I would love to see a video on their relationship
Same
I absolutely loathe how Robbie was written because he had potential to be one of the most relatable characters in the show. Unconfident, self-loathing, bullied, bad home life, questionable friends, late bloomer, etc. but unfortunately they felt it was better to make him an anti-hero or a punching bag. All those characteristics I listed about him - each kid age 12-16 (prime demographic) watching the show could likely find one robbie-esque trait to relate to. Imagine seeing him as an example of someone overcoming a rough abusive home life or destigmatizing mental illness. Instead we got the one thing every unconfident boy in high school doesn't wanna see on TV - the one guy he can relate to being portrayed as a weak closet pervert. Not someone breaking social boundaries around mental illness, not someone overcoming disadvantages in life, just an unconfident guy with sub-par friends.
I never understood why Dan Schneider's shows feel the need to portray boys who work hard in school but don't meet society's standards of attractiveness as being perverted or weak or losers. Funny because actors he humiliated in that trope like Josh Peck, Nathan Kress, and Matt Bennett at least enjoy moderately decent careers now while we all know what Dan "better tie her she is a fighter" Schneider is allegedly like.
I know you don’t watch Space:1999, but PLEASE analyze the relationship of Helena Russel and John Koenig! I love your content!
Edit: The relationship of Tony Verdeschi and Maya The Psychon is also really interesting, but it's in season 2 which is much more shallow than season 1
I think Rex is apart of Robbie that he doesn't want to show with himself. I think that Rex is his subconscious mind, while Robbie is the conscious mind. I think he has Mommy issues, and his parents don't support him. Robbie could be seen as an insecure teen in all of us, but later he gets more confident. Neither way I love Robbie's character, and he's my favorite.
Also, I would love a video for CABBIE!
Robbie is my favourite too. He seems different to the rest. He doesn’t speak urban or dresses bad boyish. He’s not the same as many of his friends.
Sure, I could go for a Cat and Robbie relationship video.
Loving the Victorious videos, but I am still holding out hope that you do another Total Drama analysis. I believe the two characters you said you were most interested in doing were Duncan and Courtney, and honestly, either one of them would be a good choice.
Don't worry, I do plan on doing at least one more TDI video
An analysis on Cat and Robbie's relationship would be awesome. They have some really cute moments but there also seems to be a weird energy between them.
February 13th
I love how much work you put into these videos- I really appreciate it. And you seem like nice chill guy, too. 💕
Thank you 😊
when Robbie yelled Hey Kids who wants free Ice Cream! thats not creepy at all he might as well as yelled I got Free Candy in My Van!
Even the men in his life aren’t good to him. In the prison special, Andre and Beck don’t let him sleep in the bed, which just seems very out of character for them.
True. Sinjin is though and Burf. Sikowitz didn’t give him a cold shoulder and Lane helped him a lot.
actually i’m jewish and i celebrate Christmas and Hanukah but i we do for Hanukah is light the menorah and get chocolate coins and thats basically and on Christmas we open presents we went to our Mémé’s house sometimes before covid and just celebrated Christmas more so it makes a lot of sense
You put so much effort into these analyses , I really respect you for that 😄😄 keep up the great videos :)
Thank you for saying that!
I think what unnerved me and bothered me about robbie and rex is that the show paints the narrative that rex really is real. But we and the other characters really do know that rex can't be real, and that Robbie IS controlling rex ( he is a puppet) so we know that he's almost bullying himself, and he HIMSELF is giving himself a toxic companion. It's obvious rex could be the person Robbie wants to be ( Cool, liked, and is good with girls) but rex is a bully, so it's strange.
1:44- 1:57 I could understand why those moms would not want their kids taking free ice cream from a strange man. However, physically assaulting him without even asking a single question was a completely over the top reaction. Just walk up to him and threaten to call the cops. That would be far more appropriate.
been DYING for this analysis... Longer than I've been subscribed even.
I saw all of your videos analyzing the victorious characters and their relationship dynamics, I never realized that most of them have some pretty dark storylines and psychological problems -kinda makes me wonder how Dan thought that most of that was funny-. I think that if those characters were put in a more mature(? setting and went with a good writer, they could've easily made a pretty good teen-drama series
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE. TURN IT UP!!!!!!!!!!!!
I feel like Robbie and Cat's were the most interesting out of the bunch. Definitely want an analysis of it! It's odd how Robbie was always Rex, but everyone treated them like separate people lol
Well Robbie and Rex aren’t same. Rex has moved and even talked without Robbie even holding him.
@@eph_loves_80s74 it’s a kid show ffs they are the same person
I can’t watch Victorious or iCarly again after learning about the horrors Dan Schneider was behind on set the whole time. You can listen to Jeanette McCurdy explain her traumatic experiences on many podcasts.
I still watch them but it's not the same, there's just an underlying feeling of creepiness/uncomfyness after learning what he's done
Robbie is one of my favourite characters!
Me to
He’s mine too
Me too ✊🏻
Wow, 3 analysis vids (1 a week) in a row, you are on a roll! I just hope you aren't sacrificing your health for it
I'm not, but thank you for noticing!
i think we should really talk more about robbie and rex’s relationship because i really find it interesting how he interacts with himself through ventriloquism
That puppet would always scare me. Especially the dead lifeless eyes.
Robbie had issues... he puts all of his negative traits into a childlike coping mechanism: Rex. Robbie is a good person and has all of his sweetness and kindness in his human persona... he knows his bad parts and pushes them to Rex.. I think it’s because he’s afraid to show his full personality because everyone treats him terribly. He puts those thoughts and feelings into Rex and uses it to show his own distance towards himself in hopes of pushing the dislike people feel towards him to Rex...but it doesn’t work and it just makes it worse. He’s one of my favorite characters and it makes me sad to think about the trauma he has..he’s so kind to everyone and everyone except for cat treats him like he isn’t even human....
I think Robbie is kind. I just feel he puts his feelings and anger and if he wants to say something negative to others for the way they treat him for being different and a nerd into Rex. Like he wishes he could say something negative to others but he couldn’t so he does through Rex
Cat and Robbie relationship analysis!!!!!!!!!
Yesssss
With you mentioning that you've done 17 analysis videos I wanted to say thank you for all the hard work you do!
Each video is always a lot of fun to watch with a lot of insightful takes and I'm always excited whenever I see you've uploaded a new video.
My pleasure! It has been great!
Holy shit bro your alteration is amazing
Please make a video on this:Unrelated but is everyone just going to ignore that all these kids are rich or have infinite money. Like they go out to eat all the time and they are always just able to pay for things.
Examples:
Robbie paid for a window repair when he broke a rich guy's window. Tori was able to just buy a new phone like it was nothing. They were able to buy at least $500 worth of ice cream for a Kesha concert. Cat is always binge buying whatever she wants. During the secret Santa gift exchange, Robbie was able to buy a cotton candy machine and cat was able to buy an original movie prop. Like what the heck.
Seriously though! Where are they getting this money?
Rex got thrown into a bag during an episode and literally said ow. Rex is his own character
I don't know much about Victorious but my brother watches it, I've always felt bad for Robbie, I mean yeah I guess he was misogynistic and a bit pervy but some of the girls weren't bette
Rex is more or less the Live Action Mr Coconuts from Loud House
He was and still is my favourite character-
I'm surprised you didn't mention the time when Robbie sold Rex and got a new puppet and, if I recall correctly, the new one was very kind to him, the opposite of Rex, which threw Robbie for a loop. I think it's worth talking about how Robbie seemed to hate receiving kindness and missed receiving mistreatment. It could be he thinks he doesn't deserve it, or he just thinks, due to his lack of love at home, that the mistreatment is the norm and the kindness is the strange.
Do you re-watch the entire show each time you do an analysis?
No, Victorious is a show that I seem to just remember a lot of things.
I always thought that Rex had a mind of his own not said by robbie
Hope you get your vacation, but to answer your question, I would live to see a cat and Robbie video in the future. They are my favorite ship on the show.
I think he had the second-most solos in the show and that's saying something. Probably the more depressing of the characters even more than Trina. Still lucky he didn't get expelled and/or arrested or shot and killed since he admitted stalking the daughter of an LAPD detective and probably others. He would have been Metooed out of Hollywood Arts in current times. I kind of wish they did a spin-off with Robbie and Jade going to a new high school. Also, did any of the characters have loving, caring parents?
Also, I think Rex is a symptom of a split personality. An epitomical product of trauma. Thanks for all your videos! You can see I binge them 😂 some requests for the future? Analysis of Glee characters? Orrr
-analysis of Carly Shay (she wasn’t as generic as she seemed, I think)
-Spencer Shay (there was something fascinating, but ‘off’ about him
-Sikowitz
-Jade and Cat’s relationship
-Carly and Freddie’s relationship
Robbie was my favorite character by far in this show. I loved how he could say what he wanted through Rex and honestly your explanation on his family life I believes sums it up pretty well, but yes please omg Robbie and kat analysis ^^ happy holidays
Robbie is my favourite too