Career
Briggs also portrayed this role on " television series ! Super Show! during the show"s run from 2012 to 2014. In 1997, at the age of 19, Briggs joined following the departure of former keyboardist Chad Parkin (Nacho). In addition to keyboards, Briggs also contributed tenor saxophone to much of the band"s music, up until the departure of trumpeters Catboy and Prince Adam in the early 2000s led to the band"s decision to continue without a horn section, transitioning Briggs" role in the band entirely to keyboards and synthesizers, performing solo saxophone parts only on select songs for " live shows.
Briggs" original stage name, as also credited in the liner notes for The Fury of !, was "Jaime the Robot", "Jaime" being a Spanish-language twist on the name Jimmy, given to him by fellow Aquabat Catboy.
In 1998, while were developing a television pilot with Buena Vista Television, Briggs" name was changed to simply "The Robot" to avoid copyright issues with the Get Smart character Hymie the Robot. Briggs kept this title until 2004, when it was changed to his current stage name.
Outside of his work with, Briggs has contributed saxophone to several albums by the indie popular band featuring former Aquabats members Adam Deibert and Charles Gray, as well as having contributed saxophone to the Rx Bandits" 1997 debut Those Damn Bandits. Up until the network acquisition of ! Super Show! enabled him to work on the series full-time, Briggs worked for his family"s rare coin store in Redlands, California.