[Alexa Stott]

I agree with everyone who says that a TLC/Discovery channel "reality" show where they follow a team around for an entire season. Like someone pointed out earlier, most people don't really know what goes into building a robot. If it was just the competitions being aired, it would get repetitive. But if someone can sit down to watch it and say, "Oh, look, it's team ___. They've been throught a lot of trouble this year. I wonder how things will turn out for them," it would most likely keep people hooked.

Also, like someone else mentioned, people sit down and watch their favorite teams/players for sports all the time. If someone can do that with robotics, it would make it more appealing to others.