If you build your little robots such that they're designed on a learning model, to figure out how to carry out their duties for themselves, it probably shouldn't have come as a surprise that most of the zeroids have turned out at least a teensy tiny little bit idiosyncratic. (Some perhaps a little more than others.) A little collection of shorts.

A mysterious fracture in space brings our heroes face-to-face with their own mirror universe counterparts - and forces them to work alongside Zelda to repair the fracture, before the "Terrorhawks" can find their way through to the wrong side, as well...

Based on the latest video from the Gerry Anderson Randomiser podcast. Yung-Star tells the story of how, when he was picked for the podcast, won tickets to Casa Bonita and enjoyed a very awesome time there, tasting new food and wowing everyone with his dance moves to a Mexican band.

When Laine gets home just in time to witness a small robot punch a hole clean through their roof, she thinks she's having a bad day. The robot, it turns out, is DEFINITELY having a worse one. Memory inaccessible, it's hard to find your way home when you're so far above top secret you don't appear to even exist. ...and then there's always that one guy who wants to SELL you.

Kate was suspicious of the gift from the instant she saw it – for "her greatest fan", they didn't even spell her name right! It was only when things started to change she realised it wasn't just a broken statue. She'd always dreamed of flying under her own power. Just not as an actual kestrel...

It wasn't that Hiro didn't believe them, when his friends told him 101 was in love with him. It was just that 101 was a robot, so why would he be? And the other humans didn't work with the little bot as often as Hiro did. So this must all just be observational bias. Mustn't it? Thankfully Kate is on hand with some theatre tickets, which prove helpful in getting people talking...

Introducing Space Sergeant Polly Owun! ...Doctor Ninestein is not happy. But then, is he ever?

When they spot what looks like a garbage can tumbling through space, on a trajectory directly towards the Terrahawks' orbital battleship, Lieutenant Hiro makes the fateful decision to take just a quick look at it before letting Space Sergeant 101 destroy it. What they inadvertently unleash on Spacehawk is rather considerably worse than either of them could have imagined.

Ninestein and Mary share a moment.

A bad guy & a good girl fall in love. Sometimes you just have to expect the unexpected, as the Terrahawks' boss would say. I hope Gerry Anderson isn't turning in his grave!

A new member of the Terrahawks has arrived at the White House, but she is no ordinary human and the Terrahawks will find out just what kind of new weapon they weild.

A reimagining of Gerry Anderson's cult classic TV series "Terrahawks". Rated T for scary content, sexual innuendos, and language. R&R!