While presenting the Oscar for live-action short film in 1988, Pee-wee Herman is interrupted by "giant robot mechanical monster," aka ED-209 from the 1987 film RoboCop. Then things get weird… in a good way. Just watch:
At the 1988 Oscars, Pee-wee Herman flew and RoboCop saved the day
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