Akadot: From images of your animation we�ve seen, the story seems to have a mecha look. How different is your animation from other mecha stories such as Gundam?

George: When people see the pilot, they�ll know it is a lot different from Gundam. It�s closer to Gundam than Dexter�s Lab. I think its somewhere maybe in the middle of the two because it�s more accessible to younger kids than Gundam. Gundam isn�t that funny and even sad sometimes. We are definitely more of an action-comedy. It�s funny and there are gags. It�s kind of like when you are watching Gundam and you think, "That would be cool if that Gundam did an elbow drop." You�ll never see that in Gundam, but you�ll see it here.

Akadot: So it�s an extended version of funnier gags, more cultural jokes, and a down to earth style. You�ll see the American culture that you may have wanted to see when watching Japanese animation.

George: Absolutely. Since we�re kids we�ve been in love with robots. Macross, Robotech, Battle of the Planets, Voltron, just name it. We�ve watched every episode and we�ve lived it. We really loved that style and love to have fun with it.

Akadot: Influenced by Robotech and Macross, I�m sure you guys love the Gundam toys. Is that something you are expecting to do with Low Brow? Are toys already in the works?

George: Well, because we love toys so much, we made sure this show would be "toy-etic." We are thinking about all these things, but in the end it�s not our decision, but the decision of the network if they want to do a toy line. I�d love for them to do a toy line just to go to Toys �R�EUs and buy my toy. It doesn�t get better than that. We are definitely thinking about it, but it�s not something we can make a decision on.

Akadot: What are some other projects you are working on? Or something you haven�t worked on that you really wish you could work on.

George: We have a bunch of projects we�re working on now. The one that�s the hottest right now is a pilot we are working on for Disney and we don�t know what it will be called. But, it�s another robot show and right now we are working on the CG (computer graphics), which is a new route for us. We�ve never done a CG show, it�s always been 2D shows. So that�s the thing that is taking up most of our time right now.

We are also developing a bunch of new ideas. Chris has an idea and I think it is really promising. It�s in development with a couple of companies right now and is called Motorcity. It is kind of like Akira meets Dukes of Hazard. It�s like the hot roding of the future. No one owns cars because it�s been banned. It�s kind of like outlaw status to have a car. So, these kids have drive around cars in this futuristic city. We have a bunch of crazy ideas.

Akadot: Do you have a favorite manga or anime?

Akadot: Do you have any message for fans?

George: I don�t have a message. Usually when I try to give a message it sounds dorky. I won�t say anything.

Akadot: Is there anything you would like fans to do after they watch the Low Brow pilot on Cartoon Network?

George: I would love for them to call and e-mail Cartoon Network and say you dug it (Low Brow pilot). That would help us and I think it would help the culture itself and anime fans in general. Even if we don�t go to series, let Cartoon Network know you like anime. Let them know what you like about anime or about our show so they can put more on. They do listen. As you know, they do listen to fans and put anime on. Where else can you see Pilot Candidate, Big O, or Gundam 08? Nowhere, man. The other networks don�t even know what that means; it doesn�t even show up on their radar. I think they (Cartoon Network) are doing a good job and they need to know that.

Don't forget to check out the Part I of our interview with Low Brow's George and Chris.