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Number 5 The Robot: 77 Movie Quotes with Audio – Page 5

Updated: Mar 15, 2026
Number 5 The Robot Driving

Sound clips of the funniest lines of Number 5, the curious and sentient robot from Short Circuit, in MP3 and WAV formats.

41 Hey! I hope you bought enough for everybody. Give me one too, Steph. Ah! Whoo! Right on the sensor!
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

42 Colt 45. Semi-automatic. Playdough!
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

43 Error. Grasshopper disassembled.
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

44 Holy _! -No _. Where see _?
Tim Blaney as Number 5 The Robot; Steve Guttenberg as Newton Crosby in Short Circuit (1986)

45 Disassemble. Dead. Disassemble... dead! -Hey! Slow down! -No disassemble!
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

46 Disassemble? No!
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

47 Well, of course I know it's wrong to kill, but who told you? -I told me.
Tim Blaney as Number 5 The Robot; Steve Guttenberg as Newton Crosby in Short Circuit (1986)

48 Programming says, Destroy. Is disassemble, make dead. Number 5 cannot.
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

49 Number 5 is alive.
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

50 No. No disassemble.
Tim Blaney in Short Circuit (1986)

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