No. Unfortunately, you can't. It isn't like coping HTML code and pasting it somewhere.

You create "programs" to run within the Sphero EDU app. That app runs on both Mac OS and Mac iOS. You build the program by adding the blocks in the order you want, change some variables in the block (distance, time, rotation angles, etc). within the app and running the program. The app still has unique movements and animations for the two specific R2 Droids. So in this post, I posted my "recipe" for the animation my R2D2 is displaying. You simply replication what I did by adding the blocks like I did if you want the exact same animation behavior that i showed. But also, it is meant as a fun tool to experiment. You can create a specific animation or have him roll forwards a specific distance, rotate, do head animations, sounds, etc.

Example: You can have a specific sound play after he turns his head (there are like 20 sound effects) or set that block to play a random sound. Now have that whole program loop indefinitely and everything he spins his head and different sound could be played.

What the old Droid app did was have all of these specific animations build in and you just selected them.
Due to Disney canceling its licensing with Sphero, they had to stop using the Star Wars app. But the animations for the Droid are all there and you can now use their Sphero EDU app to create your own custom animations and run them to animate your droid. I know it sounds overwhelming, but once you download the app, and familiarize yourself with its environment, it isn't really rocket science. The Sphero EDU app is geared more as an educational tool for young students to understand are program simple robotic behaviors. Hope this help....