An attempt a thorough reference list to the Old Toon - Page 7

*pannoni1* · 08-05-2012, 04:47 PM

Episode 72: Turtlemaniac
Written by: Rowby Goren

Voice Cast:
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Lieutenant Montoya
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Clyde
Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein
Barry Gordon: Donatello
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Monroe Q. Flem, Vinnie
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Edler

Mistakes:
1. At the end of the episode, Donatello and Raphael pick up a wax copy of Splinter, and Donatello speaks in Leonardo's voice. Also, when everyone laughs, the wax Splinter even laughs.
2. While he's watching the Turtles on a monitor's screen, Flem's mouth doesn't move for half a line. After the Turtles enter the museum, Donatello speaks in Raphael's voice, then the two of them switch positions, but Raphael continues the line.
3. The Turtles recall the "Case of the Two-Headed Biker" when they used a shovel to battle the Sumarion Slug, but these events never happened in a previous episode.
4. Flem seems to know the layout of the Turtles' lair, but if it was that simple, then why couldn't Shredder and Krang ever track it down, considering Krang's more technical skills?
5. At first April is lowered in the vat of hot wax horizontally, but after the commercial break, April is being lowered vertically.
6. Flem freaks out twice about his wax figures melting, but the second time is a repeated clip of the first time his wax figures start to melt.
7. April's fanny pack is yellow in portions of this episode.
8. A part of Shredder's wax figure has different colors from his normal appearance and is missing his gauntlets.
9. Rocksteady's wax figure is missing its right shoulder strap.
10. Splinter's wax figure had a brown nose in his first shot.
11. As the Turtles walk past the replica of their lair, their shells are dark grey instead of olive green.
12. As April heads for Flem's mansion, the portion between the top and middle of the "6" on the News Van is red instead of light blue.
13. Before the commercial break, the positioning of the tied up Turtles against the wall from left to right is Michelangelo-Leonardo-Raphael-Donatello. After the break, the order switches to Leonardo-Raphael-Michelangelo-Donatello. Also, the way the Turtles are shown tied up is incosistent; before the break, it shows Michelangelo and Leonardo tied up on their stomachs, but not Raphael and Donatello. After the break, only the Turtles' feet are shown tied up.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. April signs out of her report with "April O'Neil, with Channel 6 News."
2. After Michelangelo heard about April's idea for pizza, Michelangelo says "Let's make Turtle Tracks, dudes!"
3. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga, dude!" when he pops out of the flodded storm drain on a surfboard.
4. April calls Edler "smogbreath" as he is about to lock her in the birdcage.
5. Flem calls Clyde a mushbrain after he drops some artifacts. After possessing hold of a replica Turtlecom, he calls Clyde a "doat."
6. Michelangelo: "We're all going to be Turtle Waxed!"
7. April calls Flem a scuzzy weasel after complaining that Flem considers news reporters like April a dime a dozen compared to the four Turtles.
8. April signs out of her final report saying "This is April O'Neil for Channel 6 News."

Pizza References:
1. After April's report, she invites the Turtles to join her at Vinnie's Pizza. In response, Michelangelo says "did someone mention pizza at Vinnies?"
2. As the Turtles are shown at Vinnie's, Michelangelo asks Vinnie for a jumbo pizza with everything to go. However, Michelangelo notices that one of the pizza boxes above the counter on the menu is missing.
3. As Michelangelo goes after Clyde before he goes into the sewer system, he asks April to keep an eye on his pizza. In response, April feels that he has better things to do.
4. Michelangelo is shown with Vinnie's Pizza box after returning to the Lair.

Pop Culture References:
1. Another Toys 'R' Us reference as Leonardo saves April: "Rescues 'R' Us."
2. Raphael tells Flem to pop out and say Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, this is your life, referring to the 1950s documentary-biography radio and TV series.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Raphael: Promise him (Michelangelo) a pizza and he'll follow you anywhere.
2. The Turtles seem to take the laughing gas from Clyde's truck TOO literally, all laughing hard for about 30 seconds. Leonardo says to Michelangelo that this is no time for gags. Towards the end, Michelangelo says "What else could I get you dudes to laugh at my joke?"
3. Donatello: "Why couldn't we use the elevator to get to April's apartment?"
Raphael: "This is more visual."
4. Raphael: "They can always read addresses like this in the movies."
5. Michelangelo: "This Flem sure laughs a lot."
Raphael: "Villains on this show always do."
6. Leonardo: "Let her go, you fiend!"
Raphael: "Another classic line, Leonardo."
7. April: "Getting gas means never having to listen to bad jokes."
8. Leonardo: "Look out, gas!"
Raphael: "Three times in one show."
9. Michelangelo: "Very funny dudes."
Raphael: "Good one Leonardo."

Wacky Inventions:
1. Flem's Waxmation Robots and remote control
2. Flem's Frequency Tracking Device
3. Flem's Special Turtle Knockout Gas
4. Flem's Wax-making vat of hot wax and control panel

Kidnappings:
1. Edler gags and carries away April into a bird cage in Flem's mansion and locks her up.
2. Flem and his minions tie up all four Turtles against the wall in his mansion. At the same time, April is now hung from the ceiling and in line to become a wax figure.

Notables:
1. This episode is animated by Murakami Wolf Dublin.
2. Vinnie is animated differently compared to his normal appearance.
3. Wax statues of Shredder and Mr. Ogg and the Turtlenator from previous episodes are seen, along with wax figures of Bebop, Rocksteady, and Leatherhead. Also, Flem's Wax Robots highly resemble the Turtlenator in design.
4. April's apartment has a different layout compared to its normal appearance since the beginning of Season 3, along with orange-colored walls. April's telephone in her apartment is still green, but is now push button instead of a rotary dial in the last episode. Also, the only part of the apartment block that is shown is the same as the hallway outside.
5. Final appearance of the "sleepy" background music cue at the start of the episode.
6. The Turtleneck jackets in which the Turtles are wearing in this episode are a different color to those worn in the last episode, in which they corresponded to their colored bandanas. Leonardo's is yellow, Donatello's is a light blue, Michelangelo's is red, and Raphael's is purple.
7. April's stock voiced scream is heard as she tries to outrun Flem's guard dogs.

*pannoni1* · 08-06-2012, 09:11 AM

Episode 73: Rondo in New York
Written by: Francis Moss and Ted Pedersen

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Oswald
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Rondo
Pat Fraley: Krang
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael

Mistakes:
1. Shredder releases some movie snakes, and they slither towards tied up and sitting down Donatello and the college boy, but after the commercial break, both of them are standing up.
2. Rocksteady's eyes are white while Shredder speaks to Krang on his comlink.
3. Shredder's comlink is light blue instead of magenta when the back of it is shown in the theater's projection room.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. April signs out of her first report with "This is April O'Neil, live, for Channel 6 News."
2. Shredder calls Oswald a fool after he makes him spill the Vitalizer.
3. Donatello says "Donatello here" when he answers his Turtlecom.
4. Shredder calls the audience in front of the box office fools prior to the beginning of the Movie Marathon.
5. Shredder says that the blasted turtles are at the cinema while he's talking to Krang on the com-link. Krang calls the Turtles fools in response.
6. While Bebop & Rocksteady are eating popcorn, Shredder wants to enjoy the end of those meddlesome reptiles.
7. While Bebop & Rocksteady fight over a sample of the Vitalizer, Shredder calls them numbskulls.
8. The movie Rondo calls one of the monsters an alien scum.

Pizza References:
1. Michelangelo mentions that the theater is serving free pizza.
2. After the Turtles reach the theater, Raphael wonders where the free pizza is.
3. When the Turtles reach April, Raphael mentions that pizza is their pied piper.

Pop Culture References:
1. Bebop and Rocksteady are watching Cheezy & Freezy, a parody of Tom & Jerry on the TV in Oswald's lab.
2. As Rocksteady attacks Raphael and Leonardo, he says that this rock is going to roll, mentioning the music genre.
3. Michelangelo said to Raphael that Rondo owned a condominium on "Entertainment Tomorrow", a parody of Entertainment Tonight.
4. The monster movie marathon promo ends with "Be there and be scared", a takeoff on the popular 1950s expression "Be there or be square."
5. The movie Rondo appears in front of the street saying "Never fear, Rondo is here", a spoof on Underdog's catchphrase.
6. Another Wrath of Khan reference when the movie Rondo wants to prepare to face the wrath of an enraged Rondo.
7. (See Pizza Reference No. 3) Raphael mentioning that the pizza is their pied piper refers to the Pied Piper of Hamelin.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Raphael: "Isn't movie magic wonderful?"
2. Michelangelo to Rondo: "You got to help us. Us fans are counting on you!"
3. When Krang holds a sample of the Vitalizer in the Technodrome, he thinks Shredder is going to terrorize the city with more cheesy and sleazy cartoons.
4. Raphael: "I'm sorry, I just couldn't resist."
5. Raphael: "I know its a silly question, but why didn't we just take the regular elevator instead?"
Leonardo: "I prefer the element of surprise."
Raphael: "You're right Leonardo, it works every time."

Wacky Inventions:
1. Oswald's Vitalizer, which makes inanimate things come to life.
2. The anti-monster searchlights

Kidnappings:
1. April is briefly gagged by one of the movie's monsters.
2. Shredder kidnaps Donatello and Oswald and ties them up at the city college.

Notables:
1. This episode is animated by Murakami Wolf-Dublin.
2. April's stock voice scream is heard after a movie monster grabs April.
3. Splinter does not appear in this episode, the first occurrence of this series.

Episode 74: Planet of the Turtles
Written by: George Shea

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Rupert
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Fritz
Pat Fraley: Krang, Hans, Turtle Cab Driver
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop, Turtle Wrestling Announcer, Personal Energy Projector spokesman
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Dalton Dumpsky
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick, Dr. Turtlestein

Mistakes:
1. Just as the Turtle Wrestlers enter the sewers from a portal, Leonardo speaks with Michelangelo's voice.
2. Shredder's boots flashed between light grey and back when he slipped on the glue while battling Splinter.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. April signs in with her Garbagecopter report with "This is April O'Neil for Channel 6 News."
2. Shredder sees the blasted Turtles when he sees them carrying hypnotized April on the Technodrome's main screen.
3. The Turtles say "Let's Turtleize them!" to Hans and Fritz as they drag them through the portal.
4. April says "I'm April O'Neil of Channel 6 News" to two Technodrome workers carrying protective suits.
5. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga!" as he launches his grappling hook at Fritz.
6. Raphael says "Banzai!" as he and Leonardo tackle two Foot Soldiers.

Pizza References:
1. After Michelangelo was disappointed with the wrestling match on TV, he wanted to go out for pizza.
2. Speedy Turtle is a fast food choice that sells a regular pizza and a pizza on a bug.
3. The Turtles are eating pizza while watching April's report at the end of the episode.

Pop Culture References:
1. The title of this episode is a parody of the 1968 movie Planet of the Apes. Donatello also comments that one of the channels he received on the TV in the Lair was from the "Planet of the Cows". In the van, Raphael wanted to tune in to "Planet of the Humans."
2. This episode has a bunch of wrestling-themed references, such as the World Federation of Intergalactic Combat Tag Team Wrestling, a spoof of the former WWF, now the WWE along with its Tag Team moniker, along with technical skills such as being pinned and a reverse double arm back forelock.
3. The method in which the Personal Energy Projector can be ordered is styled like a vintage infomercial, with ordering only via snail mail and a PO Box address. Later, when Rupert introduces the Portable Portal, he also says "batteries not included", a common expression on TV commercials.
4. The Turtles, April, Splinter are seen wearing the Technodrome's protective masks. This is a possible reference to the Stormtroopers of Star Wars.
5. Michelangelo calls Hans a Jolly Green Giant after the mascot of the vegetable company.
6. After April, Vernon, and Dumpsky fell asleep, Michelangelo thought that they were in Dreamland, which was a former amusement park in Coney Island in the early 1900s.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Shredder says to Rupert "Villains don't pay for things."
2. April says to the Turtles after the Garbagecopter crashes by saying "But I thought you guys were supposed to rescue us", given that the Turtles almost always have rescued April up to this point.
3. Shredder: "Oh I love being a villain."
4. After Donatello explains his plan to go to the Planet of the Turtles, Raphael says, "Did you folks at home get that?"
5. Krang: "And then, we'll go into reruns! I guess."
6. Krang: "I'm not sticking around for the climax of this show."

Wacky Inventions:
1. Rupert's Personal Energy Projector (PEP)
2. Rupert's Beauty Overhaul Device (BOD)
3. The Garbagecopter
4. Dumpsky's Converter
5. The Technodrome's protective suits
6. Rupert's Pocket-Sized Portable Portal

Notables:
1. This is the only syndicated episode of Season 4 not animated by Murakami Wolf Dublin, with the Murakami Wolf Swenson logo appearing at the end.
2. Hans and Fitz roles in this episode seem to have a similar function to Bebop and Rocksteady, which do not appear in this episode.
3. One of the cows in the channel that Donatello picked up from another dimension has a ring on a nose, a possible shout out to the bull in the episode "Mutagen Monster."
4. April's stock voiced scream is heard as Hans and Fritz walk through the portal in the sewers.
5. The first time in which Splinter and April were in the Technodrome's main control room.
6. In Turtle Tracks, Shredder instructed all Foot Soldiers to return to the Technodrome using a microphone. In this episode, we finally see Shredder using a microphone alerting the Foot Soldiers. A security alarm also sounds like in the first episode, but with a different pitch.
7. The episode ends with an iris out on Leonardo.

*pannoni1* · 08-06-2012, 01:06 PM

Episode 75: Name That Toon
Written by: Misty Taggart

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein
Pat Fraley: Krang, Burne Thompson, Howie Hardy, Arty (the Junk Store Owner)
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael
Peter Renaday: Splinter

Mistakes:
1. Pay close attention to the countdown on the Dematerializer. Throughout the episode, the countdown is much different and sometimes adds remaining time. When it first appears, the countdown says 12. It is later shown saying 18, goes from 4 to 7 after the first commercial break, back up to 17 when we return back to the Technodrome where it goes as low as 2, then back up to 1879 later on, then quickly drops from 303 to 115 when it shows the Turtles trying to destroy the time bomb.
2. Right as the time bomb is defused, neither Donatello nor Michelangelo's mouths move to their lines.
3. When Krang first feels the effects when Howie plays the Motherboard, the shot of Shredder and him show Krang as smaller than Rocksteady and Bebop who were standing behind them. Also, the old Transport Module tubes which were seen behind them was a normal wall in a previous shot.
4. Krang's android hands are human colored instead of red when Krang first holds the tracking device to track the Motherboard's interference.
5. One of the knobs on the Turtles' TV is missing its cover when Donatello changes the channel in which we first see Krang. In a following shot, the knob is shown back on the TV.
6. Right as bebop throws the Motherboard through the portal, it is missing its black keys.
7. The word antiques on the junk store is incorrectly spelled "antigues."
8. After Michelangelo and Donatello catch the Motherboard, Michelangelo's "M" is missing.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Krang complained that the blasted Turtles used music to sabotage his computers.
2. Donatello answers his Turtlecom saying "Donatello here."
3. Shredder calls the Turtles fools after they thought that the Motherboard had something to do with Krang's threat.
4. Donatello calls Shredder "tin grin" as he tries to stop Shredder from escaping Howie's loft. Shredder says "you fools" as everyone starts to escape.
5. As Shredder causes a door to block the Turtles from escaping, he calls them "repulsive reptiles."
6. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga!" and the other Turtles say "Turtle Power!" as they grapple out of Howie's apartment building.

Pizza References:
1. The pizza billboard on top of Vinnie's Pizzeria is shown when we see a shot of the Channel 6 building twice in this episode.
2. Michelangelo thought that the close call with the Dematerlializer had to do with the last pizza he had.
3. Michelangelo delivers a pizza to Howie's loft after the battle.

Pop Culture References:
1. The episode title is a spoof on the game show Name That Tune.
2. Howie's song "Teenagers in Shells" is based upon the 1958 Dion and the Belmonts song "A Teenager in Love." Another song resembled "Get your Kicks on Route 66."
3. Donatello wants to watch "Adventures of secret agent 000", a possible reference to the 00 Agents of James Bond.
4. Howie's first song he wanted to play was "Big City Blues", possibly in reference to the 1932 film by Mervyn LeRoy.
5. Burne complains that the newsroom is too much like a hootenanny, which commonly referred to a folk-music party which was most common in usage from the 1930s to 1950s.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Irma: "It's playing our song", referring to the melody the Motherboard plays (See Notable no. 3)
2. Shredder: "It's curtains Turtles! I've always wanted to say that."

Wacky Inventions:
1. The Dematerializer
2. The Motherboard
3. Donatello's tracking module
4. Donatello's Portal Activity Detector
5. Krang's tracking device

Notables:
1. This episode is animated by Murakami Wolf-Dublin.
2. First appearance of Howie.
3. The melody in which the Motherboard and Dematerializer play automatically is "Heroes in a Half Shell" from the theme song. The song which Howie broadcasts citywide uses these lyrics in an '80s pop/rock styled song.

Episode 76: Menace Maestro, Please
Written by: Martin Pasko

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein
Pat Fraley: Krang, Howie Hardy, Eric/Erk, Al
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, First Construction Woker
Peter Renaday: Splinter

Mistakes:
1. April appeared to be smiling after Al had fired Howie.
2. The typeface for the words "LAUNCH TEST SEQUENCE ABORTED" on the Technodrome's big screen changes from a blocky font to a sportsboard-style font when we pan out in the next shot and back again.
3. Shredder, Bebop, and Rocksteady use the Transport Module Tubes to travel to Earth in this episode instead of the Dimensional Portal.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. April signs in her newscast in front of the music hall with "This is April O'Neil Channel 6 News."
2. Krang calls Bebop and Rocksteady morons after they believe that the Energy Accumulator is a vacuum cleaner.
3. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as the pipe organ rises from the pit.
4. Shredder hopes that those mutant morons had the Energy Accumulator assembled as he was returning to Rocksteady and Bebop.
5. Shredder refers to Rocksteady and Bebop as numbskulls after Rocksteady says "Ain't that it is me, boss?"
6. Bebop and Rocksteady say "Mama" after Erk attacks them.
7. The Turtles say "Go Green Machine!" as they come to rescue April and Irma. After their thanks, the Turtles all say "Turtle Power."

Pizza References:
None in this episode.

Pop Culture References:
1. Eric/Erk's persona as the Phantom of the Moxie is a parody of the character from the novel/musical The Phantom of the Opera. Eric was the actual Phantom's true name.
2. The episode title is a parody of the 1938 swing song "Music, Maestro Please" by Jack Hylton & his Band.
3. April said that the Floxy was reopening as a new wave dance club, which was common throughout the 1980s.
4. The Floxy may have been named based upon the Roxy Theater on Broadway in NYC.
5. The melody in which Howie plays his first song on the pipe organ is based off of Jerry Lewis' 1957 rock and roll classic "Great Balls of Fire."
6. Raphael thought that there were Daddy, Mommy, and Baby Phantoms, in reference to Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
7. At the end of the episode, Raphael says whoever said rock and roll will never die never had to listen to Howie. This refers to the 1959 song "Rock and Roll is Here to Stay" by Danny and the Juniors.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Krang to Shredder: "At the rate you're going, you'll tune in to some silly cartoon show."
2. Shredder: "The Turtles? They're always in my way!"
Krang: "It is their show you know."

Wacky Inventions:
1. The Energy Accumulator
2. The Pipe Organ Spaceship
3. Donatello's Improved Tracking Module

Kidnappings:
Rocksteady and Bebop tie up April and Irma as ordered by Shredder.

Notables:
1. This episode is animated by Murakami Wolf-Dublin.
2. Final appearance of Howie.
3. An urban legend states than the actual episode 76 was a cancelled episode titled "Shredder in Love." However, many sources state it was just a skip in the production numbering, and given the continuity with the previous episode, is generally accepted for this to be the actual episode number 76, and this topic will list episode numbers based on the proper order.
4. A few clips from the previous episode, "Name That Toon", are shown as the Turtles and Howie explain how they got the chips from Shredder.

*pannoni1* · 08-06-2012, 03:42 PM

Episode 77: Superhero For a Day
Written by: Francis Moss and Ted Pedersen

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Male Cashier
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Jennifer Darling: Female Cashier
Pat Fraley: Krang, Burne Thompson, Policeman
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Gadgetman, Channel 6 Anchorman

Mistakes:
1. When the Turtles see the police taking Rocksteady and Bebop away, Raphael speaks in Donatello's voice.
2. Krang says that he needs a power vacuum to free the Technodrome from the lava bed and mentions the volcano's eruption, but the volcano hadn't erupted yet like it did in this episode "The Dimension X Story."
3. After Raphael asks "What about Shredder?" to Leonardo as they approach the bridge, Leonardo speaks in Donatello's voice.
4. While Michelangelo is swinging onto the bridge, Michelangelo's nunchucks are visible in some shots in his shell, but in others, they are missing.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. April begins and ends her report on Gadgetman with "This is April O'Neil, with Channel 6's Where are They Now."
2. Shredder calls Rocksteady and Bebop numbskulls after watching April's report.
3. As the Turtles enter the power plant they all say TURTLE, then only Donatello says "power" as they encounter Shredder and some Foot Soldiers. This is repeated when they enter the second power plant later in the episode.
4. Michelangelo refers to Shredder as Shredhead in the power plant.
5. Shredder is upset that the cursed Turtles escape the power plant after hearing the news report.
6. Krang says "Oh no" and Bebop says "Mama!" as the energy is rewired into the Technodrome and shuts off its power.

Pizza References:
1. The Turtles are each holding several pieces of pizza like they are playing poker.
2. At the end, Michelangelo tells Gadgetman that he has a far out idea for a pizza dough tosser, and that we can't fight crime with a pizza.

Pop Culture References:
1. This episode is one huge Inspector Gadget reference, including his Egg beater helicopter and van.
2. Another Underdog reference: "Never fear, Gadgetman in here!"
3. Gadgetman makes a Superman reference when he says "This looks like a job for Gadgetman!"
4. Michelangelo says that candy is mondo dandy, in reference to the Candy is Dandy poem by Ogden Nash.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Michelangelo: We'll don't have a cow, man.
Raphael: Wrong show.
2. Shredder: "Why do I think this is where I come in?"
3. Gadgetman: "Taster the bitterness of defeat!"
Rocksteady: No big deal, we taste that all the time. (Bebop and Rocksteady both laugh acting like a laugh track.)
4. Raphael: "So are you Shredder? Let somebody else handle the snappy comebacks, Leonardo."
5. After April explains to Donatello how she unplugged the generator, Raphael says "What do you expect? It's a cartoon."
6. All Turtles: "TURTLE..."
Donatello: "Power."
Raphael: "Didn;t we do this already?"
7. Leonardo: "They got away again!"
Raphael: "After 100 episodes, you expected something different?"
8. Gadgetman; "The Meanage Newtant Injured Myrtles... no the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I'm sorry, I always have trouble with that."

Wacky Inventions:
1. Gadgetman's Egg Beater Helicopter
2. Gadgetman's Pursuit Boots
3. Krang's Power Vacuum Amplifiers
4. Gadgetman's Van
5. Gadgetman's Plunger Rope
6. Shredder's Turtle Destruction Device
7. The Rewired Relay

Kidnappings:
1. Gadgetman ties up a man during his flashback scene.
2. Gadgetman, Bebop, and Rocksteady kidnapped a few civilians and are found near Shredder's command center.
3. Gadgetman and some Foot Soldiers tie up the Turtles to the power plant's generator.

Notables:
1. This episode is animated by Murakami Wolf-Dublin.
2. Irma does not appear in this episode, although Jennifer Darling still voices a character.
3. Krang's bubble walker is used when Shredder contacted him on his comlink while setting up the energy drainer.
4. Gadgetman must be of very old age since he wasn't suspicious as to why somebody claiming to represent a superhero is wearing a villainous costume. He also still watches on a black and white TV.
5. The Turtles wear their winter outfits in this episode.
6. The Technodrome briefly moves in this episode, the only time it ever does this entire season.

*pannoni1* · 08-06-2012, 06:01 PM

Episode 78: Back to the Egg
Written by: Dennis Marks

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Murphy
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Pat Fraley: Krang, Maitre'd
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Louie
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael
Unknown Voice Actor: Captain Kroolik, Grillox, Uncle Bob

Mistake:
The Channel 6 building has the "6" shown as yellow instead of its normal red in this episode.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Captain Kroolik calls Shredder a clumsy idiot after he noticed that his Serum only worked on two of the pizzas.
2. Shrunken Leonardo call Raphael and Donatello meanies.
3. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" after he and Leonardo pull away on the Cheapskate.
4. Donatello answers his Turtlecom when April contacts him saying "Donatello here."
5. Tiny Leonardo and Michelangelo say "Tiny Turtle Power" after defeating Captain Kroolik.
6. As April gets tied up by Gorillox, she says "Let go of me you big ape!"
7. April calls Captain Kroolik a despicable heartless monster after she is tied up.
8. Shredder says that a Turtlecom keeps him in contact with those slimy reptiles.
9. Michelangelo says "Holy Guacamole" after he returns to his normal size.
10. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" after he lands on the studio's floor.

Pizza References:
1. Michelangelo finds a flyer for Posh Pizza, that includes a special introductory offer of four pizzas for the price of one.
2. Shortly afterwards, Michelangelo suggest the Turtles to watch "The Turtles that scarped pizza."
3. The Turtles arrive in posh pizza, which unlike a typical pizzeria is a fine dining establishment.
4. The four pizzas are visible behind the Posh Pizza building when Shredder allows Kroolik to spray the Serum on the pizzas.
5. After the Turtles taste their pizzas, Michelangelo and Leonardo shrink in size thanks to the Serum's formula. Leonardo complains that he can't reach the pizza, and says "I want my pizza" like a four-year old. The shrunken Michelangelo then fights with Leonardo, and causes the slice to fly across the room and onto the Maitre'd's back, and start a food fight.
6. As Leonardo and Michelangelo get ready to cross the busy street full of traffic, three "Pizza For You" trucks showing five pizzas on them are visible.
7. Little Leonardo and Michelangelo are eating pizza in the kitchen while Donatello explains the Serum. Little Michelangelo says that the pizza is yummy but doesn't even remember how to make pizza.
8. (See Fourth Wall No. 3) In an alley, Raphael throws some pieces of rotten pizza. The search ends with Donatello finding Michelangelo's teeth marks on the slice of pizza he tasted at Posh Pizza and Raphael finding Leonardo's teeth marks.
9. After discovering the pizza that shrunk Leonardo and Michelangelo, Raphael jokes about stopping for more pizza.
10. Donatello explains to April on the Turtlecom that Shredder slipped some Serum on the pizzas.
11. Uncle Bob thinks that Leonardo is Italian, but responds by saying that he likes pizza.
12. Donatello instructs Raphael to bake two pizzas in the microwave after creating his antidote.
13. Donatello throws the two antidote-covered pizzas to Tiny Michelangelo and Leonardo, but Michelangelo feels tired of eating pizza, and Leonardo is not pleased with the mushroom topping. Raphael tells them to quite griping and eat the pizza, while Donatello tells them to finish the pizza and the Tiny Turtles will get ice cream. They agree and eat the pizzas, causing them to return to their normal state.

Pop Culture References:
1. Preschool-aged Leonardo and Michelangelo chant the nursery rhyme "One, Two, Buckle My Shoe."
2. As Donatello and Raphael take off their trench coats, Donatello says "Easier said than done fella", possibly referring to the 1963 pop hit by The Essex.
3. Leonardo and Michelangelo are seen drawing coloring books in the living room.
4. One of the objects on April's TV/Computer that Leonardo is playing with looks like Pac-Man.
5. Uncle Bob's Costume Kiddie Cartoon Show features kids in the audience dressed as Bugs Bunny, a football player, a pirate, a ghost, a witch, and a princess.
6. Uncle Bob tells Shredder, Kroolik, and Grillox that they're taping Star Trek in studio 4B.
7. Michelangelo sings "Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush" as he spins around Kroolik in front of the stage.
8. Donatello says "Run April, Run" while she's still tied up, a possible reference to the 1975 David Geddes song "Run Joey Run."
9. The episode title is in reference to the 1979 Wings album of the same name.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Krang: "Stop whining Shredder! The show must go on."
2. Raphael reminds the other Turtles to leave the Maitre'd a tip, but instead of referring to the money added to the substotal, tells them to not eat crackers in bed.
3. Raphael: "Anybody who thinks that Ninja Turtles is all fun and games should see this episode."

Wacky Inventions:
1. Krang's age-reversing Serum
2. Donatello's age-reducing Antidote

Kidnappings:
1. Captain Kroolik slams a garbage can completely covering the shrunken Leonardo and Michelangelo.
2. Grillox ties up April in front of the Uncle Bob Show's stage.

Notables:
1. This episode is animated by Murakami Wolf-Dublin and is the final syndicated episode of Season 4, unless if you consider "Turtles and the Hare" as a Season 4 episode as the DVD set does unlike most other sources. This is also the final usage of the original opening sequence until "Turtles and the Hare."
2. In the scene where Krang explains the serum, Shredder's movements and expressions suggest that he is laughing, but it is not accompanied with any sound.
3. Raphael is shown holding only one pizza before he and Donatello enter the Channel 6 studio before switching back to holding two as they enter it.
4. Despite the appearance of Krang and Shredder, Bebop or Rocksteady do not appear in this episode. Captain Kroolik sort of takes on a similar role to Baxter from the early episodes.
5. The Turtles' TV in their Lair looks more modern than normal in this episode with a more rectangular screen and more buttons.
6. First instance in which Shredder and Krang walk outside of the Technodrome onto Dimension X's asteroid.
7. Michelangelo's drawing of himself as a five year old is properly spelled "Michelangelo."
8. Michelangelo's nunchucks are never seen, even on his shell in this episode.

Episode 79: Son of Return of the Fly II
Written by: David Wise

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein
Pat Fraley: Krang, Burne Thompson, Baxter Stockman, Computer Salesman
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Herman J. Mellish
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick
Unknown Voice Actor: Z

Mistakes:
1. When the debris from the clock tower's gears fell over Shredder, Baxter, Bebop, and Rocksteady, the sheath and dagger handle switched colors.
2. When Donatello unveils Baxter's footprint on a piece of plaster in the Lair, he first does it in the Turtles' kitchen but after the second commercial break, he does it in the bedroom.
3. Raphael speaks that the gadget might have sank in Leonardo's voice while at a junction near the end of the sewer system. He also says "I don't think so" in Leonardo's voice in the same scene.
4. How could the Turtles survive a fall after being sprung up from the clock tower without even noticing a slight pain?

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. When Baxter first sees the Turtles, he refers to them as "stupid, greasy."
2. Shredder referred to Baxter as a pipsqueak fly when defending his stance with regards to who should defeat the Turtles.

Pizza Reference:
Vinnie's Pizza's billboard next to Channel 6 is visible twice in this episode.

Pop Culture References:
1. The clock tower has the same bell pitch as Big Ben's.
2. Raphael says "Do You Hear What I Hear?", a Christmas song when he hears what turns out to be Vernon's shaver.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Baxter: "Not funny, not funny!"
Raphael: "Nobody likes puns anymore."
2. Before Shredder breaks down a wall at the clock tower, Raphael tells Baxter that Shredder won't show up. After Shredder, Bebop, and Rocksteady bust down the wall, Raphael asks Baxter to sue him.
3. Raphael: "Since when did we become the Teenage Mutant Ninja Boy Ninnies?"

Wacky Inventions:
1. The Solid Energy Generator
2. Channel 6's advanced computer network, including a card reader-device.
3. Channel 6's secret door
4. Melish's Auto-destruct device

Kidnappings:
1. Baxter ties up all four Turtles via the Solid Energy Generator's energy ropes and holds them hostage them in a clock tower.
2. April, Irma, Vernon, and Burne are held motionless to the ceiling by Z in the hallway in the Channel 6 building.

Notables:
1. This is the first episode on the DVD set that was produced for CBS, and the first with the new opening sequence and no title card. The Group W Productions logo is silent after the MWS logo, and will remain that way for about half of the CBS episodes of this season. CBS episodes are also approximately 90 seconds longer than syndicated episodes at around 23 1/2 minutes in length, including the opening and closing credits. However, this was not the first episode that aired on CBS Saturday morning (The Dimension X Story).
2. The first appearance of Baxter's Alien Computer Z outside of his ship seen in "Bye, Bye Fly" and also the first time he is given a face.
3. The Rat King and Leatherhead are mentioned in this episode by Raphael.
4. The World Trade Center appears in this episode.
5. The T.V. Vision store has a sign that advertises a sale for widescreen TVs, which were very rare in 1990.
6. Bebop's eyes are briefly shown after the Turtles escape the clock tower.
7. Shredder's stock-voiced "Aaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhh" is heard as he is bound by Z.
8. Vernon is shown wearing a white undershirt at the end of the episode.

*pannoni1* · 08-06-2012, 09:13 PM

Episode 80: Raphael Knocks 'Em Dead
Written by: Jack Mendelsohn

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Stagehand, Police Sergeant, Pinky's First Goon
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Shecky Schtick
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Mr. Bigelow
Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson, Barney Stockman, Joey, Police Officer
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Audience Member
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Anchorman
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick, Pinky McFingers
Unknown Voice Actor: Pinky's Second Goon

Mistakes:
1. Barney Stockman seems to know about Baxter's fly transformation, but ever since Baxter became a fly, he's been where he would have no contact with anyone on Earth.
2. The first scene of Pinky at the House of Ha-Ha was frozen.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Vernon says that Raphael is making a total fool of himself.
2. April tells Mr. Bigelow that she's April O'Neil from Channel 6 News.
3. In reply, Mr. Bigelow calls her a nosy reporter.

Pizza References:
1. Leonardo asks if the other Turtles are interested in pizza.
2. A man asks Raphael where his pizza that he ordered is.
3. Michelangelo is seen eating a slice of pizza and mentions that Raphael missed a stupendous pizza.
4. Vinnie's Pizza's billboard next to the Channel 6 building is visible twice in this episode.
5. Raphael: "I have never seen a man eating a shark, but I have seen a Turtle eating a pizza."

Pop Culture References:
1. Donatello wants to watch "Lifestyles of the Brilliant and Scholarly," a nod to "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous."
2. Michelangelo is seen reading a TV Guide.
3. One of Pinky's goons asks Joey to "Make me Laugh", which was on a couple occasions a TV game show.
4. A portrait of Leonardo's Mona Lisa is shown during Raphael's spell under the Gag-a-Magnifier.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Donatello tells Raphael that he gets his daily quota of bad jokes just by hanging around him.
2. Raphael says that he could be such a great stand-up comic if he wasn't so busy protecting the world from evil.
3. Raphael: "I've heard of a captive audience but never a captive performer."
4. Raphael: "I can't believe this is happening! This is too bizarre, even for a cartoon." (These lines also comprise a portion of the opening sequence of Rob Paulsen's podcasts.)
5. Every joke Raphael and the other comedians make while under the Gag-a-Magnifier's control is subject to this.

Wacky Inventions:
1. Barney's Gag-a-Magnifier
2. Donatello's satellite TV system, bringing the TV to 112 channels.
3. Burne's Insect Repellent
4. Barney's Gagmasks
5. The Laughometer
6. Pinky's auto-disappear remote control

Kidnappings:
1. Pinky magically forces Raphael to disappear, and is later shown tied up inside a bag in the trunk of his limousine!
2. After Raphael frees himself, he ties up Pinky and his two goons, though it wouldn't be long until they free themselves.
3. Pinky and his minions rekidnap Raphael with a net on top of him inside Barney Stockman's lab.

Notables:
1. First appearance of Pinky McFingers.
2. Although Shredder does not appear in this episode, James Avery still voices a few minor characters in this episode. For the most part, the rest of this season will alternate between episodes featuring Shredder and another featuring a specific Turtle.
3. April pronounces Raphael as both "rah-fay-ell" and "rah-fie-ell" in this episode.
4. Michelangelo is seen holding and spinning his nunchucks as they arrive at Pinky's hideout with Leonardo and Donatello.
5. Barney Stockman's character design is the same as his brother Baxter except that his hair is red instead of blonde.
6. First episode with a special focus on Raphael.

Episode 81: Bebop and Rocksteady Conquer the Universe
Written by: David Wise

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Scientist
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Pat Fraley: Krang, Bully, Mayor
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop, Man with Cotton Candy
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Zach, Movie Director
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick

Mistakes:
1. Rocksteady speaks with Bebop's voice when Zach gets away with the Anxietron Ray.
2. The sign on City Bank was misspelled "CTIY".
3. When Leonardo takes out his kantana to give to Zach, the sword sheath on his belt disappeared in the next shot.
4. When Raphael says "Well, that worked like a charm," Leonardo is shown gaining Donatello's mask.
5. On the side of one the Channel 6 News Vans in the building's parking lot while April in another van talks to Vernon, the logo is completely red instead of a red "6" on a white background and red border, rendering the "6" indistinct.
6. The "6" on both the side an back of April's news van as Gorgonzolla approaches her is partially indistinct.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Shredder calls Bebop and Rocksteady idiots and peabrain pinheads when he contacts them on his comlink.
2. As the Turtles jump into City Hall's elevator, Michelangelo says "Cowabunga."
3. Zach says "Turtle Power" as he tries to flee Rocksteady and Bebop with the Anxietron.
4. Michelangelo says Cowabunga as he and Zach slide down a tree branch to try and stop Rocksteady and Bebop.
5. Shredder calls Bebop and Rocksteady inculcate idiots right after he steps out of the portal.

Pizza References:
None in this episode.

Pop Culture References:
1. "Gorgonzilla" is a parody of the movie Godzilla.
2. At City Hall, Bebop mentions that every day's a holiday except for Sunday, possibly referring to the 1937 film.
3. The title of this episode is in reference to the 1940 film Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. April: "How come you guys always have to wait until the last minute to rescue me?"
2. Zach says that he is a Turtle, but then April says that's funny and that he doesn't look like one.
3. Raphael: "Everyone gets a little tense now and then."

Wacky Inventions:
1. The Anxietron Ray
2. Gorgonzola and its remote control panel

Kidnappings:
1. Bebop and Rocksteady causes Gorgonzola to kidnap April by swallowing her inside his body.
2. Bebop kidnapps and ties up Splinter and he and Rocksteady ties him to railroad tracks.

Notables:
1. Michelangelo is holding one of his nunchucks inside City Hall.
2. The elevator in which the Turtles jump in when Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" contains a shot which is used for the closing credit sequence for all non-Europe episodes for Seasons 4-7.
3. April's stock-voiced scream is heard after Bebop and Rocksteady reprogram Gorgonzola's controls to kidnap her. It is heard again right after Gorgonzola swallows April.

*pannoni1* · 08-07-2012, 02:26 PM

Episode 82: Raphael Meets His Match
Written by: Charles M. Howell IV

Voice Cast:
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Crew Member in Bridge
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Pat Fraley: Man in Donatello Costume
Barry Gordon: Donatello
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Pat Musick: Mona Lisa
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Channel 6 Announcer
Thom Pinto: MacDonald Crump, Captain Filch
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick
Unkown Voice Actor: Blonde Woman with blue costume

Mistakes:
1. While April is delivering Captain Filch's ransom report, the background is of the city skyline during the day, but the party takes place out to sea at night. It is also shown as daytime when Raphael says "we better get moving before it slithers its way back on board."
2. When Raphael surfaces through the sewer cover near Crump's yacht, he speaks in Leonardo's voice.
3. Raphael's "R" is missing when he tells Mona that she isn't a grotesque mutant.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. April calls Vernon a wimp as she grabs the camera from him.
2. April calls two of Filch's monsters overgrown seaweeds as she is being carried off by them.
3. Michelangelo says his stock-voiced Cowabunga as he slides down the Turtle Blimp.
4. Michelangelo says Cowabunga as he swings and knocks down seven of Filch's monsters.

Pizza References:
1. When everybody returns to the Lair, Mona presents pizzas to everyone, thanks to Michelangelo's happiness.
2. The episode opens with a shot of Pick-a-Peck-o-Pizza, with a space-age design. The pizzas are very small. Raphael comments that MacDonald Crump owns the chintziest chain of pizza parlors in the world. Michelangelo then says that he would stick with Vinnie's, but three Turtles aren't happy enough that they won more mini pizzas from Pick-a-Peck-o-Pizza. Raphael's ticket shows a pepperoni pizza on the top of the ticket.
3. During April's report, Macdonald Crump says that his promotion at Pick-a-Peck-o-Pizza made the cruise possible.
4. As the yacht pulls away, Mr. Crump tells guest aboard to do his pizza restaurant's twist. However, Vernon says that all that pizza talk makes him nauseous.
5. MacDonald Crump says that he would sell shares of stock of his pizza chain just so Captain Filch could free him.
6. MacDonald Crump offers the Turtles as Vice Presidents of his pizza chain after they defeat Captain Filch.

Pop Culture References:
1. MacDonald Crump is based off of tycoon Donald Trump.
2. "Pick-a-Peck-o-Pizza" was modeled after the alliteration Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers.
3. One of the people in costume boarding Crump's yacht resembles Batman, and two others have a Ninja Turtle costume with Donatello's and Michelangelo's colors.
4. Mr. Crump's pizza twist is inspired after the 1960 Chubby Checker song.
5. Mona says in the bridge to Raphael that they will be trading one-liners with Davy Jones if the yacht doesn't change course.
6. Raphael knocks off one of Filch's monsters with a shuffleboard stick and treats it like a shuffleboard puck.
7. Raphael makes a Long John Silver reference when he swings to Captain Filch that he hasn't wrecked Long John Turtle.
8. Another Godzilla reference as Michelangelo is watching "Bugzilla" on the Lair's TV.
9. Aboard the bridge, Raphael says "mattahari" to Mona, which was a dancer convicted of espionage during World War I, and included a 1931 film starring Greta Garbo.
10. Captain Filch refers to "The Seven Seas", which are basically the seven largest bodies of water on Earth, though its meaning varies now and in a historical sense.
11. When Raphael says "Man to Mutant", this may have possibly referred to Man to Man, a 1922 movie.
12. April mentions about walking the plank, which is a form of torture practiced by rogue seamen.
13. When Michelangelo says "Brave little turtle", that may be a nod to the 1980 Thomas M. Disch novel The Brave Little Toaster.
14. As Raphael prepares to leave Mr. Crump for the Turtle Blimp, he says "Easy Come, Easy Go," possibly referring to the Elvis Presley song and movie of the same name.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Donatello: "Okay Raphael, the coast is clear. I finally get to say that."
2. Raphael: "Have we met?"
Mona: "Yes, such a kidder."
3. Raphael: "I thought I was supposed to have the clever remarks."
4. Raphael: "Now I think she's finally catching on."
5. Raphael: "I feel a flashback coming on. You see, I told you so."
6. Mona Lisa: "I always wanted to hear one of the real Turtles say a line like that."

Wacky Inventions:
1. Captain Filch's Forcefield Generator
2. Captain Filch Submarine's automatic catwalk

Kidnappings:
1. Mona Lisa ties up two officers in the yacht's bridge.
2. About 15 people including MacDonald Crump are tied up and held hostage by Captain Filch and his monsters.
3. April is bound by two of Filch's monsters and has her mouth covered after her news report.
4. Raphael is tied up near the front of the yacht.

Notables:
1. First usage of the short, 30-second 2nd intro introduced with 'Son of Return of the Fly II." This version had a tendency to be used for non-Shredder episodes because during CBS's one hour block of TMNT on Saturday mornings, the full intro had already been played for the first episode that normally features Shredder, and this was the second episode of the block. There are also no spoken parts (such as "Hey, get a grip") used as well. The lyrics for this short version are:

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
They're the world's must fearsome fighting team!
They are Heroes in a Halfshell and they're green!
When the evil Shredder attacks, these Turtle boys don't cut no slack!
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Heroes in Half Shell, Turtle Power!

2. The dialogue that Raphael tells Mona Lisa that he's one of the Ninja Turtles is part of the introductory sequence of Rob Paulsen's Talking Toons podcasts.
3. Michelangelo is holding is nunchucks when he lands aboard Crump's yacht.

*pannoni1* · 08-07-2012, 03:50 PM

Episode 83: Slash: The Evil Turtle From Dimension X
Written by: David Wise

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Donatello Impersonator
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Jennifer Darling: Secretary
Pat Fraley: Krang, Slash
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop, Raphael Impersonator
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Donald J. Lofty
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Fenton Q. Hackenbrush

Mistakes:
1. A part of the Raphael impersonator's costume has a nose which turns a flesh color and not green.
2. Raphael is shown with Michelangelo's colors when Leonard and Raphael grapple with Slash.
3. When Donatelo says "What are they so miffled about?" just before the mob chases the Turtles, Raphael's pants are missing.
4. Leonardo's kantanas made a sheathing sound when Slash broke them.
5. Donatello's shell markings were moved when he and Michelangelo were ejected from the Space Bowl.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as he uses a grappling hook to knock down one of the sewer workers.
2. Krang calls Bebop a klutz after he knocks down an electrode next to the Superchraged Mutagen.
3. Bebop says "Mama!" after he opens the portal and Slash throws him away
4. Donatello says "that was my favorite bo" after Slash breaks a piece of it near the Freedom Bell.
5. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as the Turtles jump onto Slash's rocket.
6. Michelangelo says his long "Cowabunga" as the Turtles jump from the Rocket onto the Technodrome Space Vehicle.

Pizza References:
1. Raphael tells Michelangelo not to eat jelly bean and sausage pizzas before going to sleep.
2. A box with a picture of a pizza on it is shown in Bebop and Rocksteady's quarters where Slash is.
3. Donatello asks April to meet the Turtles at the Flying Pizza Inn when he contacts her from a phone booth.
4. April is shown inside Flying Pizza Inn, where a chef is putting a pizza in the oven and another pizza is on the counter next to him. We then go outside and see a shot of the sign for the pizzeria.
5. A moment later, Slash goes inside Flying Pizza and eats a total of six pizzas on the counter while standing next to April.
6. April tells the Turtles after Slash gets away that he even liked pizza.
7. A pizza box falls on Slash's spaceship and Michelangelo says that April said that he dug pizza. Michelangelo then picks up the pizza box, says "pizza time, dude", and Slash says "give me that pizza." Slash then says "I want that pizza", then Michelangelo allows him to open it, only to reveal a few leftover crumbs.

Pop Culture References:
1. Donald J. Lofty, like MacDonald Crump from the last episode, is a spoof of Donald J. Trump. Interestingly, he says "You are fired!" to Fenton at the end of the episode many years before it became Trump's signature catchphrase from the reality series The Apprentice.
2. The Freedom Bell in the park is a parody of the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia.
3. During the battle with Slash in the park, Leonardo tell Slash that he's giving Turtles a bad name, in reference to the Bon Jovi song "You Give Love a Bad Name."
4. Bebop in the Technodrome says "Like Father, Like Mutant," which may be a reference to the 1987 comedy Like Father, Like Son.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Raphael: "They might be autograph hunters."
2. Raphael: "Oh I feel so hard boiled in these trenchcoats."
3. As April tells the Turtles that Slash is roaming the city, Raphael says, "Just what this show needs. Another mutant turtle."

Wacky Inventions:
1. The Space Scowl
2. The Technodrome Space Vehicle
3. Supercharged Mutagen

Notables:
1. First appearances of Slash and Donald J. Lofty.
2. Michelangelo is shown holding one pair of nunchucks when the Turtles draw their weapons in front of Fenton twice in this episode. He is also shown holding a pair of nunchucks when the Turtles start to battle Slash in front of the Freedom Bell.
3. Final appearance of Krang's background music cue, used right after the first commercial break.
4. The Turtle Impersonators play a similar role to the Crooked Ninja Turtle Gang in the episode "Return of the Shredder."
5. Florida is mentioned in this episode.
6. It is revealed that the Flying Pizza is the same pizzeria first shown in the episode "Beneath the Streets", where we can see the Rex Movie Theater visible, though it is no longer playing the Kung Fu movie it was still playing in the episode "The Big Blow Out."
7. April's stock voiced scream is heard after she gets in the Channel 6 Newsvan and Slash bangs on the van.
8. The Chrysler Building is shown in this episode.
9. It is revealed that the wall in which the Technodrome's portal screen is attached to adjoins the exterior when Slash escapes.

Episode 84: Leonardo Lightens Up
Written by: Dan DiStefano

Voice Cast:
Cam Clarke: Leonardo
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Jennifer Darling: Channel 6 Switchboard Operator
Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson, G. Clef, Man in Park
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Fingers
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Tress MacNeille: Woman in Park
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Knuckles
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick

Mistakes:
1. As Vernon drives off to escape the loud music, the top half of the "6" is fully red and indistinct.
2. The word "TURTLES" is not visible on the Turtlevan as Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo see Leonardo on a skateboard in a small park, and also when Leonardo skates near it when the fire hydrant's water gushes the van.
3. April reports from the US Mint, but there is no actual mint in NYC.
4. Donatello's belt initial is a Season 2-style white after the Turtles destroy the sound system and he says "Sometimes the simple answers are the best."

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Leonardo calls Splinter a fuddy duddy after a boost of energy lightens his personality.
2. Burne says "go go go go" to April on the phone while she's at the Dog Show.
3. Leonardo says "Cowabunga" after he lands on the beach after surfing.
4. Leonardo says "Cowabunga" when he demonstrates his skateboarding ability to Splinter.
5. The Turtles say "Turtle Power" after Leonardo returns to normal.
6. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as he fires his grappling hook at G Clef's sound system.

Pizza References:
1. Michelangelo is practicing some new pizza recipes when Leonardo interrupts him and some pizza dough lands on top of his head. He interprets Leonardo's "cutting edge" by slicing the dough into six pieces, tastes on piece and admits he even likes it raw, and asks Leonardo for a slice.
2. Vinnie's Pizza billboard next to the Channel 6 building is visible.
3. Michelangelo wished that the Turtle Blimp would have landed at a pizzeria, not a sidewalk cafe.
4. Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo are eating pizza as Leonardo interrupts April's report.

Pop Culture References:
1. Raphael is watching the game show Let's Make a Deal on the lair's TV based upon his "take door number 3" quote.
2. Another Frankenstein reference as Donatello says that the ray created a Frankinsurfer on Leonardo.
3. As Donatello talks to Leonardo right after he lightened up, he mentions Pandora's Box, initially referring to a jar opened by Pandora releasing all evil into the world, though it also refers to a single and album by Aerosmith.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Vernon interrupts April's sign on in her City Hall report by saying "and Vernon Fenwick."
2. Donatello never thought he would say that he actually misses the old Leonardo.
3. As Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo leave the Lair, Raphael says "Let's get laughing boy."
4. G. Clef: "Talk is cheap! Especially corny dialogue like that."

Wacky Inventions:
1. Donatello's Personality Modifier Device
2. G. Clef's Super Stereo
3. Donatello's Soundproof Helmets
4. Leonardo's Soundproof Earmuffs

Notables:
1. First appearance of Donatello's Personality Alterator Device.
2. The short intro is used for this episode.
3. April's stock voiced scream is heard immediately after the first commercial break.
4. The exact same animation is recycled when the Turtles are riding their blimp above buildings, specifically when the blimp is too far away to see the word "TURTLES." The first usage is as the Turtles are checking in on Leonardo at the beach, the second is right before we are introduced to the Soundproof Helmets.
5. First episode with a special focus on Leonardo.

*pannoni1* · 08-08-2012, 12:19 PM

Episode 85: Were-Rats From Channel 6
Written by: David Wise

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder, Man in Street
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Rat King, Second Explosive Thief
Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein, Gypsy Woman
Pat Fraley: Krang, Cheese shop Owner
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, First Explosive Thief
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick

Mistakes:
1. Donatello was with the other Turtles in battle with Rocksteady and Bebop in the plane, but after he, the other Turtles, Irma, and Vernon had fallen from the plane, was later seen riding the Turtle Blimp. It would have been more logical if he left the others to fight while he was going to get the blimp from the Lair.
2. While Rocksteady was speaking to Shredder on this Comlink, he wasn't holding the Comlink.
3. As the Turtles leave the Rat King's lair, Leonardo is colored red instead of blue.
4. Donatello's belt was purple instead of brown when April asked the Turtles if they had seen Irma and Vernon.
5. The Rat King first ties up Vernon with a brown rope, but in the next shot, he is shown tied up with a black rope, but later in the same scene, he is once again shown with a brown rope.
6. When the Rat King emerges from the sewers onto the street, the mailbox is incorrectly spelled "US MALE." In the next shot, the side door of the Channel 6 building is misspelled "REAR ENTRACE."
7. Leonardo starts out by untying April, but in a closeup shot of her, it is Michelangelo who finishes untying her despite apparently not switching places.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Bebop says "Mama!" as Vernon throws him aboard the airplane.
2. Michelangelo says his long "Cowabunga!" as the Turtles, Irma, and Vernon lose their grip from the airplane.

Pizza References:
1. Michelangelo says to Leonardo that the thieves stole some cheese because they wanted some extra mozzarella for a midnight pizza snack.
2. Vinnie's Pizza's billboard is visible next to the Channel 6 building twice in this episode.

Pop Culture References:
1. Vernon in the sewers with Irma says that rats scare the dickens out of him, referring to author Charles Dickens.
2. Raphael says that the mutagen is supposed to green, not tutti frutti, which was a 1955 Rock and Roll classic by Little Richard.
3. Raphael is sarcastic that the mutated Irma and Vernon and going to Holland for the Gouda Cheese festival.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Donatello: "I hate being the straight Turtle."
2. After Donatello says "Let's get out of here" after he shuts a sewer door preventing some rats from invading, Raphael says "I wish I said that."
3. Right before the second commercial break, Raphael says that he just can't take all of this suspense.

Wacky Inventions:
No new inventions in this episode.

Kidnappings:
1. The Rat King kidnaps Irma and Vernon with his black rope (See mistake No. 5)
2. After Irma turns into a rat, she grabs April and is taken away with Rat King where she ties her up in his lair.

Notables:
1. First of two occurrences which Irma and Vernon are turned into mutants.
2. Shredder speaks to Bebop and Rocksteady with his Comlink instead of watching them on the Technodrome's portal screen.
3. The original tension theme is used again before the first commercial break, and will continue to be used throughout the rest of this season.
4. Michelangelo spins one of his nunchucks during the battle with the Rat King in the sewers. He is also holding a pair when the Turtles reach the room where April is kidnapped.

Episode 86: Funny, they Shrunk Michelangelo
Written by: Michael Edens

Voice Cast:
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Talbot Breech
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson
Barry Gordon: Donatello
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick

Mistakes:
1. Vernon's regular voice is heard after the cat licks him.
2. April's regular voice is heard when she says "and you and I do the same thing" after Michelangelo escapes from the submarine.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. When on his surfboard, Michelangelo says to Donatello that he hungers for a Cowabunga.
2. Michelangelo's Cowabunga echo is heard as a big wave pushes him out of the sewers.
3. Burne says "go go go" to Vernon when telling him to go to the harbor with April.
4. Leonardo says "We've got to do something!" after he sees that April and Vernon has been shrunken with the aircraft carrier.
5. Michelangelo's long Cowabunga is heard while he rides on top of the cat.
6. Michelangelo says Cowabunga when he swings onto the shrunken aircraft carrier in the bathtub.
7. Raphael calls Talbot "shorty" in demand to return Michelangelo, April, and Vernon back to their normal size.

Pizza References:
1. Right before Michelangelo is shrunken, he says that he thinks he's scarfing some bad pizza.
2. Michelangelo says how he must look to a pizza with everything as the cat tries to eat him.
3. Michelangelo sees acres and acres of pizza inside the ship.
4. In the next scene, the other Turtles in the lair are eating peanut butter and salami pizza with double yogurt toppings.

Pop Culture References:
1. This episode title may be based off of the 1989 movie Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, with some of the action based off of Tom and Jerry.
2. When the cat threatens the shrunken Michelangelo trapped in the bottle, he tells him to "beat it" in reference to the Michael Jackson song.
3. Raphael says to leave it to Michelangelo for him to take out the trash, a reference to the sitcom Leave it to Beaver.
4. When Michelangelo sees Talbot's phone, he says to reach and touch some turtles, in reference to the AT&T slogan of the 1980s and 1990s and also a Diana Ross song from 1970.
5. Michelangelo launches the airplane from the aircraft carrier by saying NASA's "Houston, we have liftoff."
6. When Michelangelo says to pick on somebody your own size, he fixates Talbot and the cat as he makes some twisted logic, and is also a trope on the website TV Tropes.
7. When Michelangelo is trapped in the bottle, he compares it to a Genie in a Bottle from Arabian Nights lore.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Raphael says that he'd knew thought that he would say that he needs Michelangelo.
2. Michelangelo says why can't there be a mouse hole when you need one like there is in the real cartoons as the cat chases him.

Wacky Inventions:
1. Donatello's Wind and Wave Generator
2. Michelangelo's new surfboard
3. Talbot Breech's submarine, with robotic arms and control panel including a miniaturizing ray.
4. Talbot's three robots

Kidnappings:
1. Talbot Breech's cat activates the submarine's miniaturizing ray, shrinking Michelangelo and ending up captured inside of a bottle with the top sealed by its robotic arms.
2. Talbot kidnaps the shrunken April and Vernon in a sealed bottle after Michelangelo had escaped.

Notables:
1. This is the third and last time in this series in which Michelangelo has been shrunken while still being a Turtle. He was previously shrunken in The Incredible Shrinking Turtles and Back to the Egg, and this time he is even smaller than those other two occasions, with his voice in this episode pitched the highest of all of these occasions.
2. Right before the ray returns Michelangelo to his regular state, he is seen swinging his nunchucks.

*pannoni1* · 08-08-2012, 07:21 PM

Episode 87: The Big Zipp Attack
Written by: David Wise

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Ajax Candy Worker
Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein
Pat Fraley: Krang, Burne Thompson
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Donald J. Lofty, Zipps
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick, Channel 6 Announcer

Mistakes:
1. As a Zipp eats part of Donatello's pizza machine, Donatello fully becomes Michelangelo, and back to his original self.
2. Shredder's cape and flesh are the same color throughout the episode.
3. Krang's android body has fingernails right before he, Shredder, Bebop, and Rocksteady went to investigate Zipps' egg landing on the asteroid.
4. One of the Zipps double after it eats a steel door handle and a parking meter despite the fact that the creatures double only when they eat copper.
5. After the Zipp shrinks back to normal, it doesn't make an effort to fly back onto the skyscraper leaving Michelangelo instead to rescue him.
6. Donatello's bo is missing its strapping when the Turtles look up at zipp eating the candy factory's main tower.
7. Even though Krang later finds out about the volcano in "The Dimension X Story," he refers to the volcano that the Technodrome is stuck on as a mountain.
8. Raphael's colors are a bright purple (though not as light as Donatello) as he is cleaning up the pizza dough by the shell carpet.
9. Why would a Zipp appear on earth again after it came back to Dimension X only to end up in the sewers, where there is still a lot of copper left to repeat the process all over again?

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Krang says "Oh No!" after he sees some shafts broken, and Shredder calls Bebop a moron.
2. Krang calls Bebop a fool after Bebop finds that the Zipp is cute.
3. Raphael calls Zipp leadbelly after it eats the VCR.
4. The Turtles say "Go Green Machine!" as they start their quest to stop Shredder from destroying the skyscraper.
5. Raphael calls Shredder "chrome dome" right before he can escape into Dimension X through the portal.

Pizza References:
1. Vinnie's Pizza billboard is visible next to the Channel 6 building.
2. Donatello tests out his automatic pizza dough maker, but it malfunctions, sending many pieces of pizza dough flying out of the device.
3. When the Turtles find out that Shredder is threatening to collapse Donald J. Lofty's skyscraper, Michelangelo thinks its pizza time rather than time to safe their friends.

Pop Culture References:
1. The plot from this episode resembles the Transformers G1 episode "Kremzeek!"
2. Raphael calls Donatello's mistake of sending all the Zipps to eat the candy bar to form the giant Zipp a King Kong-sized mistake.
3. The Turtles are watching "Look Out For Daddy", a reference to an actual 1950s sitcom, "Make Way For Daddy" on the TV near the start of the episode.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
After the Ajax Candy worker tells Donatello that he's on of the Turtles' biggest fans, Donatello says that he'll send him an autographed photo later.

Wacky Inventions:
1. The Rigidium Transport Vehicle and metal detector
2. Donatello's Automatic Pizza Dough Maker
3. Shredder's rigidium spire-destroying machine

Notable:
The Museum of Natural History appears in this episode.

Episode 88: Donatello Makes Time
Written by: Dennis Marks

Voice Cast:
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Scientist
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, First Policeman
Barry Gordon: Donatello
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Dennis Marks: Professor Lloyd Cycloid
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Museum Curator
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick
Unknown Voice Actor: Second Policeman

Mistakes:
1. After the effects of the Time Stopper had worn off, the Turtles' weapons disappeared when they fell to the ground.
2. During the final scene, the Time Stopper was drawn mirror-flipped.
3. Leonardo was shown with Raphael's sai when he spoke to Donatello on the Turtlecom at Cycloid's house.
4. At the end of the episode, the mushrooms on Michelangelo and Raphael's pizzas are red.
5. When all four Turtles are shown frozen, Raphael's and Michelangelo's belt initials are missing.
6. The same museum from the previous episode is shown, but April says that she's reporting art museum rather than the natural history museum.
7. Before the first commercial break, the frozen Turtles are shown in a diamond formation with Michelangelo at the top, Leonardo at the bottom, Raphael on the left, and Donatello on the right. After the break, the Turtles are shown in a horizontal formation with the order, from left to right, Michelangelo-Raphael-Donatello-Leonardo.
8. April's microphone is missing its circular top during her report at Spyro Laboratories. Also, the Channel 6 logo swaps its red and white colors as April comments on the year old pizza crust.
9. When Leonardo, Raphael, and Michelangelo arrive at the Turtle Jet Skis, four of them are still visible when Donatello's was used earlier and is later shown right below Professor Cycloid's laboratory.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. The Turtles say "Turtle Pow..." until Professor Cycloid freezes them. They finish the "Power" after their spell wears off.
2. Professor Cycloid says that the moment somebody opens the door to his lab, it will be Turtle Soup for Donatello. He repeats this after the second commercial break.
3. Leonardo says "Turtle Power" and Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as they hop on their Jet Skis.
4. After Leonardo says "water is our element", the Turtles say "Turtle Power!"
5. April signs out of her final report saying "This is April O'Neil, Channel 6 News, singing off."

Pizza References:
1. Michelangelo eats a slice of pizza when he asks the other Turtles "what's the haps?
2. Raphael first believes that Donatello's Time Stopper is a state of the art pizza oven. Michelangelo thought that the greatest invention of the 20th century was the pizza oven, not the Time Stopper.
3. As Donatello's experiment begins, Michelangelo hands Raphael a piece of pizza and asks Donatello when to say "pizza cheese" to smile. Raphael then takes a bite, and then admits that when Michelangelo is unfrozen in time, that slice of pizza will be history. After Raphael is frozen, Donatello grabs the slice and finishes it.
4. After Michelangelo says "Where's my grappling hook", Raphael says "Where's my pizza?" Michelangelo responds by saying that there's a fresh baked one in the oven.
5. Donatello then cooks a pizza in which the Turtles eat in the kitchen.
6. April claims that Spyro Labs' laser can even slice a year old pizza crust. She then tells Vernon that they're lucky that they got a wall instead of a year old pizza during the demonstration.
7. Vinnie's Pizza billboard next to the Channel 6 building is visible.
8. Leonardo, Raphael, and Michelangelo are eating pizza while watching April's report after they save the day, and Michelangelo says "pizza lovers".

Pop Culture References:
1. Donatello wondered if Thomas Edison had ever put up with a Time Stopper.
(gone round the bend) scientist
2. Tu-Tu-Karmen at the art museum is based on the ancient Egyptian King Tutankhamen.
3. As professor Cycloid comes out of the sewer, he says that there's no place like home, referring to the Wizard of Oz phrase.
4. Donatello tells Cycloid that his name his Donatello, psycho, referring to the 1960 Alfred Hitchcock movie.
5. As professor Cycloid prepares is satellite, he sings "The Laser Cuts the Liridium" in the tune of the children's song "The Farmer and the Dell."
6. When Michelangelo says to "deep six it in the East River," he may be referring to DC Comic's Deep Six villains created by Jack Kirby.
7. Professor Cycloid tells Donatello to "make yourself comfortable,", a pop hit for jazz singer Sarah Vaughan in 1954.
8. Raphael compares some lasers in front of Cycloid's lab to the American Independence Day fireworks.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. While Donatello jet skis around the sewers, he says that the scenery is not much but the music is pretty exciting.
2. Professor Cycloid says that Turtle Soup is amusing and that he must remember that when he writes his memoirs.
3. Professor Cycloid: "I'm a scientist, not a poet. Ha ha ha ha!"

Wacky Inventions:
1. Sewer Jet skis
2. Time Stopper
3. Spyro Laboratories Laser Device
4. Professor Cycloid's Toxic Slime Pit
5. The Cycloid Satellite

Kidnapping:
After Professor Cycloid freezes Donatello in his lab, he ties up Donatello and hangs him upside down.

Notables:
1. First episode with a special focus on Donatello.
2.This is the only episode in which the writer has also voiced a character (Dennis Marks). His name is not shown on the Voice Talent listing, but is presumed to have been to have been his voice.

*pannoni1* · 08-09-2012, 02:34 PM

Episode 89: Farewell, Lotus Blossom
Written by: David Wise

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder, Annoyed Restaurant Customer
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Sushi Chef
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Short Robber
Pat Fraley: Krang, Chakahachi
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil, Lotus Blossom
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Japanese Man
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Tall Robber

Mistakes:
1. As Leonardo and Lotus are digging through a pile of onions, Leonardo is colored like Raphael.
2. Leonardo speaks in Donatello's voice after the Turtles rescue the urn.
3. No lava was seen around the Technodrome's tracks in this episode.
4. After Lotus breaks one of Leonardo's swords, another sword is shown on his belt after the other Turtles pick him up, though when the Turtles retreat into the record warehouse, only one of Leonardo's swords is visible.
5. The scene of the samurais drawing their swords is recycled in the next part of the fight.
6. Rocksteady is wearing Bebop's shoulder pads near the end of April's report.
7. Michelangelo's grappling hook was missing its hook when he spun it around but reappears when it wraps around the pearl thieves.
8. Donatello's mouth doesn't move when he says "You know? If I" as the Turtles stop the urn before it falls off a cliff in the sewers.
9. It's best to pause for this one, as it literally happens in a blink of an eye. At around the 6:33 mark, after we cut from Krang to Bebop and Rocksteady after he says "at least I'd know when to SHUT UP!", a shot of an Animatic used during the animation production process is visible. It is titled at a 135 degree angle and says RETAKE at the top, SC. 8P/8PA in the middle, and ROLL #96(A) at the bottom.
10. Donatello's mouth does not move when he says "Uh Oh" while standing in a box of records in the warehouse.
11. Donatello's eyelids are purple instead of green after he blinks his eyes after he says "that's what I call a record breaking event".

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Shredder was mad that the "repugnant reptiles", referring to the Turtles had the urn after listening to April's report.
2. Shredder calls Krang a fool when telling him that the urn has powers that he'd never dream of.
3. Shredder calls Bebop and Rocksteady morons after Rocksteady wants to go Earth to retrieve the urn.
4. Lotus calls the Turtles desoclators as the escape to the record warehouse.
5. After Lotus enters the warehouse, she calls the Turtles cowards.
6. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as the Turtles charge on Lotus in the warehouse.
7. Shredder calls Bebop and Rocksteady nincompoops when instructing them to get the urn on Earth.
8. Raphael says "wretched reptiles" when he does a Shredder impression to Lotus.
9. Raphael calls Rocksteady a hornhead and Bebop "hogbreath" during their battle with the urn.
10. Shredder calls Bebop and Rocksteady pinheads after he finds out that they destroyed the urn.

Pizza References:
1. Michelangelo compares the vinyl records to burned out pizzas.
2. Michelangelo says that he'd find happiness in the pizza oven, but it turned out to be an old tire.

Pop Culture References:
1. The warehouse contains a bunch of vinyl records, and Donatello even explains how they were considered a relic as it was what people used to listen to before compact discs (CDs). In 1990. the CD was the highest technology available for listening to music, and vinyl records by then were limited to a small niche audience.
2. Bebop quotes the Academy Awards when he says that if they had an Oscar for sneakiness, the disguised Shredder would be a shoe-in.
3. After Lotus invades the record warehouse, Michelangelo says "have it your way, dudette", in reference to the Burger King slogan.
4. The city transitions into a medieval Japanese city as Chakahahi uses his magic. Several Japanese cultural touchstones are featured, including mackerel, pagodas, and Mount Fuji.
5. Another AT&T reference when the Turtles end up in a telephone pole after the city returns back to normal when Raphael says "want to reach out and touch someone?"
6. As Michelangelo swings to Lotus, he says "All for one and one for all", which derives from the Latin phrase Unus pro omnibus, omnes pro uno, and is the motto of Switzerland and the motto of The Three Musketeers.
7. When Michelangelo lands in a box of records, he says that his Swashbuckling days are over, which refers to a movie genre that is influenced by the chivalry stories of Medieval Europe, such as King Arthur.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Raphael says that "it always works when they do it on TV" when referring to the scene of the crime where the urn got stolen.
2. After Rocksteady asked Bebop why he turned off the TV following April's report, Bebop said that there were cartoons coming on next.
3. Raphael says that you never get incredibly wise advice like Splinter gives on those other cartoon shows.
4. Raphael remarks on Donatello about the fact that ghosts are scientifically impossible right as Chakahachi appears in front of the Turtles.
5. Donatello: "If he (Chakahachi) is from Japan, why is he speaking English?"
Raphael: "Because we can't afford subtitles!"
6. When Lotus tells Leonardo why the Secret Hideout is a secret despite being lots of signage, Leonardo tells her that its a joke.

Wacky Inventions:
1. Shredder's Holographic 3D Video Camera, which is disguised as belonging to Channel 6.
2. The Urn of Chakahachi
3. Bebop's ladder-shaped missle

Kidnappings:
1. Bebop kidnapps Lotus by firing a ladder-shaped missle at her and forcing her nailed to a brick wall.
2. Chakahachi's wife was kidnapped 400 years in the past.

Notables:
1. Final appearance of Lotus.
2. Only episode in which every voice actor voices multiple characters.
3. This episode includes the 1991 Family Home Entertainment logo from the original VHS release on the DVD release.
4. Gorgonzola, which was a monster in "Bebop and Rocksteady Conquer the Universe," is mentioned by Michelangelo near the start of this episode.
5. The first scene of Lotus is a dream that transitions when she screams after Chakahachi grabs her.
6. The Turtles stock voiced grunt heard on the episode "Case of the Killer Pizzas" is heard as the Turtles, Bebop, and Rocksteady fight for control over the urn.
7. The episode ends with an iris out of Michelangelo in a tire-shaped iris.

*pannoni1* · 08-09-2012, 02:35 PM

We're about midway through the CBS episodes of this season now.

Episode 90: Rebel Without a Fin
Written by: Michael Reaves

Voice Cast:
Cam Clarke: Leonardo
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson, Ray
Barry Gordon: Donatello
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Alan Oppenheimer: Dr. Polidorius
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Donald J. Lofty
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick

Mistake:
The "6" on the outside of the Channel 6 building is yellow instead of red for this episode.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga!" and "Prepare to be shell shocked dudes" when he appears in front of Splinter in the lair.
2. Burne says to April "go go go go go" in her office right before she contacts the Turtles on her Turtlecom.
3. Michelangelo says "talk about being shell shocked" after Ray zaps him into the water.
4. Leonardo, Donatello, and Raphael say "Turtle Power" as they battle Ray in the sewers.
5. Michelangelo calls Dr. Polidorius a sleazoid when the Turtles reach his lab.
6. The Turtles say "Turtle Power" when they reach Dr. Polidorius and Ray's hideout the second time.
7. Dr. Polidorius calls April a fool after she activates the emergency floodgate.

Pizza References:
1. Three pieces of pizza on a pan are shown in the Lair in front of the couch when it is first shown near the start of the episode. During a fight in the lair a moment later, Michelangelo falls on the pan and causes one of the pieces to land on the floor and Michelangelo says "my pizza!" Splinter then trips and falls on the slice that landed on the floor.
2. Michelangelo finds a coupon for a free pizza in the sewers.
3. As the Turtles keep searching for April, Raphael says that the Turtles have gone through the sewers like Michelangelo goes through a pizza.

Pop Culture References:
1. April mentions that Donald J. Lofty is building another yuppie reservation, referring to the Young Urban Professionals popularized in the mid-1980s.
2. When Ray encounters the Turtles, he tells them that they're looking for the snoopy reporter April, referring to the Peanuts character.
3. Dr. Polidorius says that after the explosives are detonated, the city will be called "New Atlantis."
4. After the Turtles are free from the electrical lights and as Dr. Polidorius escapes, Donatello calls him Polly Wolly Doodle after the folk song.
5. When Leonardo asks if April is alright, she tells him to call her "Tina Tuna,", a reference on pop singer Tina Turner.
6. The episode title derives from the 1955 film Rebel Without a Cause.
7. Shortly before April is mutated, Leonardo calls Dr. Polidorius "Dr. Polyanna", after the 1913 Eleanor H. Porter novel.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Raphael jokes that what kidnapped April was something at a weigh station, which does have a scale for trucks, instead of a fish mutant.
2. Raphael says that if the sewers were laid end to end, they would be long enough to reach the moon.
3. Raphael says "Oh man, not another mad scientist" when the Turtles reach Dr. Polidorius' lab.
4. After April turns into a fish, Dr. Polidorius says that she'll be getting fanmail from dolphins in no time.
5. Raphael mentions that they use SONAR to track villains in other fish stories.

Wacky Inventions:
1. Dr. Polidorius's Evolution Accelerator
2. Dr. Polidorius's Explosive Chargers
3. Dr. Polidorius's Giant Computer

Kidnappings:
1. Ray captures April in the sewers and brings her to Dr. Polidorius, and then throws her into the Evolution Accelerator, turning her into a fish.
2. Dr. Polidorius kidnaps the Turtles by activating a ring of high voltage lights around them.

Notables:
1. Final appearance of Donald J. Lofty.
2. Ray in this episode is sometimes confused with Ray Fillet, a Mutanimal from the Archie Comics' Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures (TMNTA) series that is an ally of the Turtles. In fact, Ray Filley was originally intended to be what ended up being Ray in this episode, but creator Ryan Brown and TMNTA writer Stephen Murphy did not want to see this character as a villain.
3. April calls Ray "Fishface" when she asks her to release her, which is going to be a new mutant villain in the 2012 Nickelodeon animated series.
4. This is the only CBS episode from this season that ran during the second half hour and did not feature a Turtle as the feature character.
5. After Leonardo finished talking to April on his Turtlecom, a clip from the episode "Raphael Knocks 'Em Dead" was played, featuring Michelangelo and Donatello walking through the sewers in that episode. This footage was recycled in this episode when Leonardo says "Let's fan out and search for her!" when they were searching for April in the sewers right before another segment of footage from that previous episode showing the water flowing on the sewer floor was shown.
6. Shredder, Bebop, Rocksteady, and Leatherhead are mentioned in this episode.
7. The prefix poly- is used for name calling against Dr. Polidorius in this episode by the Turtles, including Polyunsaturated, Polynesia, and Polyhedron.
8. The credits are slightly modified in this episode and is the first episode since Season 1 that does not include the Group W Productions logo after the MWS logo.

Episode 91: The Adventures of Rhino-Man
Written by: David Wise

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder, Punk, Burglar
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Cheeseburger Man
Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein, Old Woman in Street
Pat Fraley: Krang, Policeman
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick, J. Gordon Hungerdunger, Hungerdunger's Butler

Mistakes:
1. Leonardo is wearing Donatello's purple colors when he cut the rug on the wall to capture Hunderdunger's butlers.
2. The "6" on the Channel 6 building is yellow instead of red in this episode.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Shredder refers to Bebop and Rocksteady as idiots after he comes through the portal. After he bumps into them, he calls them morons. After he describes the Scanner, he calls them atom brain airheads. He then refers to them as morons after the two mutants escape.
2. When Hungerdunger asks to Shredder who's on the Turtle Blimp, Shredder responds by saying the "accursed Turtles."
3. Right before Shredder and his henchmen could escape through the portal with the diamond, the Turtles arrive saying "Go Green Machine!"
4. During the battle for the diamond, Shredder calls Raphael a wretched turtle.

Pizza References:
None in this episode.

Pop Culture References:
1. The Turtles are dressed in navy blue jackets with white pants and sailor hats when they are topside at the start of this episode. This resembles the uniform of the Navy.
2. Shredder mentions Fort Knox where the largest reserve of gold in the US is held.
3. Another Underdog parody as Vernon says "Have no fear, Newsman is here," and Rhinoman says "Rhinoman is here."
4. As Newsman, Vernon says that he could do the Locomotion, a pop hit by Little Eva and Kylie Minogue in a single bond.
5. Raphael makes another King Kong reference when referring to the diamond like an engagement ring for him.
6. Two statues in front of Hungerdunger's mansion firing a laser at the Turtle Glider are carved like Cupid.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. In the living room of the Lair, Raphael warns the other Turtles that next week the show may be called "The Adventures of Bebop and Rocksteady."
2. As Rhinoman and Might Hog climb into Hungerdunger's airplane, Shredder says that he hates being wrong.
3. Raphael says that you'll become a zombie if you work in television for too long.

Wacky Inventions:
1. Krang's Calcinator Heat Ray
2. Rhinoman and Warthog's Jet Packs
3. Shredder's Police Broadcast Scanner
4. Hungerdunger's Zombie Serum
5. The Zombie Serum Antidote

Kidnapping:
The dark haired burglar is tied up by Bebop and Rocksteady.

Notable:
Final appearance of the dark haired burglar who first appeared in "New York's Shiniest". The burglar has a lighter skin tone in this episode.

*pannoni1* · 08-10-2012, 01:37 PM

Episode 92: Michelangelo Meets Bugman
Written by: Dennis Marks

Voice Cast:
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Robber #2
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson
Dan Gilvezan: Brick Bradley/Bugman
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Robber #1
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Dr. Dome
Unknown Voice Actor: Electrozapper

Mistakes:
1. When Donatello and Raphael save April from the fire at the power station, Donatello's bo magically disappears when it lies on the ground.
2. While the Turtles are practicing and Michelangelo is blind-folded, he's wearing Donatello's purple colors and the "D" on the ninja belt.
3. When Leonardo asks where Michelangelo is, his mouth doesn't move.
4. When we get a shot of the Turtlevan with Michelangelo and Bradley inside, the word "TURTLES" is missing on the front bumper.
5. The central portion of the Channel 6 logo on the side of the Newsvan is blue instead of red and white in its first shot in front of the power plant.
6. April says that this is the first time she has gone flying with a real fly, but that had already happened in "Return of the Fly" when Baxter Stockman grabbed her and flies off with her.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. The second robber driving the truck full of loot calls Brick Bradley an idiot.
2. Michelangelo says "Cowabugga" when hearing about Bugman's origin.
3. Michelangelo says Bugman Power and Turtle Power together at last after accepting Brick Bradley's request to join him as heroes.
4. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as the Turtlevan launches out of the garage.
5. Raphael says that the electricity in the Lair is not acting as weirdly lately as the Cowabunga kid is, referring to Michelangelo.
6. Raphael says "as Michelangelo would say, Cowabunga!" as he, Donatello, and Leonardo pull away from the sewers on the Turtle Jetskis.
7. After Michelangelo is freed from an electron tube, Electrozapper calls Michelangelo an overgrown reject from a pet shop.
8. Electrozapper calls Michelangelo a repugnant reptile during his battle with him in the power plant.
9. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" right before Electrozapper retreats from the power plant up an elevator.

Pizza References:
1. Michelangelo asks to Bradley "Do Turtles like pizza?" right before both put their seatbelts on in the Turtle Van.
2. A pizza is seen on the table in front of the couch in the Lair when Donatello reads an issue of the Bugman comic.

Pop Culture References:
1. Dr. Dome's name is a spoof of the Marvel Comics villain Doctor Doom.
2. The Leestanite substance, which is Bugman's weakness, is named after Marvel author Stan Lee. Bugman's origin story and powers were inspired by Spider-Man and The Incredible Hulk, both created by Lee. Electrozapper was likely based off of the Spider-Man villain Electro.
3. This episode's plot somewhat resembles The Real Ghostbusters episode "Captain Steel Saves the Day."
4. April first calls Brick Bradley "The Incredible Hunk", a reference to The Incredible Hulk.
5. After April learns that the comic book-style heroes names' are Electrozapper and Bugman, she comments if she stumbled into a comic book convention.
6. When Electrozapper first attacks at April, she says "Take Five!", which is a 1959 jazz song by the Dave Brubeck Quartet.
7. Raphael says "Yes Virginia, there is a Bugman" during the final battle with Electrozapper, a parody of the expression "Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus."
8. Electrozapper tells Bugman "You don't mean a thing if it ain't got that sting," a reference to the 1931 Duke Ellington song "It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing".
9. When Michelangelo saves Bugman in the sewer, he says to him "A turtle's got to do what a turtle's got to do," a break-in on the John Wayne quote "A Man's Gotta Do What a Man's Gotta Do" from the 1953 movie Hondo.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. As the other Turtles turn the light off in the Ninja Practice room of the lair, Michelangelo says "Very funny. Turn the lights out on a dude wearing a blindfold."
2. When Michelangelo asks if Bugman's powers during his origin story contained floating like a butterfly and stinging liked a bee, his response was that some other guy already did that.
3. Michelangelo and Brick Bradley say that they are together because "you asked for it."
4. Leonardo, Donatello, and Raphael laugh very hard for about ten seconds after they read Michelangelo's note that he's gone off to fight Electrozapper with Bugman, and Raphael admits that its his funny joke he's ever made.

Wacky Inventions:
1. Leestanite
2. Electron tubes

Kidnappings:
1. Bugman wraps up and captures Electrozapper during his first battle with him. However, Electrozapper fights back and kidnaps Bradley and Michelangelo in electron tubes!
2. April is paralyzed and caught in a ring of fire after Electrozapper activates the electron tubes.

Notables:
1. First appearance of Brick Bradley/Bugman.
2. Final appearance of the Turtle Jetskis.
3. After the MWS logo, the Group W logo reappears with its standard short version, consisting of a synthesized melody of three ascending notes repeating several times followed by a horn as the W fills to a brownish color. Also, the logo begins with the W appearing sideways as laser lights fill its outline.
4. The Family Home Entertainment paintbrush logo from the VHS release appears on the DVD release.

Episode 93: Poor Little Rich Turtle
Written by: David Wise

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein, Buffy Shellhammer
Pat Fraley: Krang, Buffy's Father
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael
Peter Renaday: Splinter

Mistakes:
1. Before the first commercial break as Buffy's weight collapses a sewer pipe as she falls, the order the Turtles appear horizontally from left to right is Leonardo-Michelangelo-Donatello-Raphael. After the break, the order switches to Leonardo-Donatello-Raphael-Michelangelo.
2. Leonardo is seen with Donatello's bo as he talks to Buffy at April's apartment.
3. Raphael is colored like Donatello when he says "how come the odds became lousy all of a sudden" after a bunch of Foot Soldiers encroach on the Turtles.
4. When Michelangelo delivers two pizzas at the end of the episode, they are first shown looking more like pies, then look more like pizza in the closing shot of them on the table.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. April signs off of her report with "April O'Neil, happy hour news."
2. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as he grabs Buffy right before Bebop and Rocksteady could use the Shrinking Ray on her.
3. As the Turtles jump to save Buffy in the sewers, Raphael says "Banzai!"
4. Donatello refers to Bebop and Rocksteady as dimwits after the Turtles/Buffy land after the big drop in the sewers.
5. Buffy calls Rocksteady a sleazoid after he grabs her.
6. After Shredder contacts Rocksteady and Bebop on the Comlink, he calls them lamebrains.
7. As Bebop and Rocksteady invade April's apartment, the Turtles say "Go Green Machine!"
8. While being tested by the Brainalyzer, Buffy calls Shredder a junkman, ugly, stupid, and also calls Rocksteady and Bebop sleazoid goons. When the Brainalyzer malfunctions, Shredder calls Buffy a wretched brat and an obnoxious child.
9. Shredder says "destroy the Turtles!" when he commands his Foot Soldiers.
10. After the Turtles and Buffy escape the Technodrome, Shredder says that he doesn't want to see that wretched brat again.
11. Raphael calls Shredder "Shredhead" after returning Buffy to her estate.
12. Krang says "Oh no" as the Dimension X Asteroid spins out of control.

Pizza Reference:
Michelangelo delivers two pizzas to the table at the end of the episode.

Pop Culture References:
1. Buffy first thought that Michelangelo was a Martian.
2. The episode title is a take off on the 1936 Shirley Temple film Poor Little Rich Girl.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. When Raphael talks to Buffy in the park, he says "How come we couldn't get stuck with one of those icky cutsy sweet kids that they have in all those other cartoon shows?"
2. As Donatello's bo breaks the popcorn machine and cause some popcorn mix to fall on Bebop and Rocksteady, Bebop says "That's what I call a tasty fight!"

Wacky Inventions:
1. Shredder's Shrinking Ray
2. Shredder's 17 Tracking Devices
3. The carousel in the park has a switch that allows it to float up into the air.
4. The Technodrome's Brainalyzer. This is similar to the Brainwave Detector in the episode The Old Switcheroo but is not the same device.

Kidnappings:
1. Rocksteady and Bebop capture Buffy after the Turtles fail to stop them at April's apartment. They then tie her up into the Brainalyzer.
2. After Buffy escapes from the Brainalyzer, Shredder shrinks her using the Shrinking Ray and imprisons her in a miniature prison.

Notables:
1. The Turtles are seen wearing their winter apparel in this episode, which is rather odd since based on the tree foliage in West Park, it is presumably late spring, summer, or early fall.
2. Michelangelo is shown hold his nunchucks when he leaps over a brick wall in front of Bebop and Rocksteady at the Shellhammer's estate. He is also shown carrying a pair when the Turtles say "Go Green Machine" at April's apartment.
3. Final appearance of the Techno-Rover.
4. The Group W logo as it first appeared on Michelangelo Meets Bugman is used in this episode.

*pannoni1* · 08-10-2012, 04:46 PM

Episode 94: What's Michelangelo Good For?
Written by: Ted Pedersen and Francis Moss

Voice Cast:
Cam Clarke: Leonardo
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Dr. Lesseau
Renae Jacobs: April O'Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Zoo Director
Phylicia Rashad: Dr. Jane Goodfellow
Peter Renaday: Splinter

Mistakes:
1. After Michelangelo sets off an alarm, Leonardo speaks in Raphael's voice.
2. Leonardo speaks "Why do I have to go with you?" in Donatello's voice. At the start of this episode, the Turtles are wearing color-coded jackets.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Michelangelo says "Let's haul shell!" as the Turtles exit the Turtle Van into the Park Zoo.
2. April signs in with "This is April O'Neil for Channel 6 News" for her zoo report.
3. Michelanglo says that Jane's boat comes equipped with Turtle Power.
4. Leonardo says "Turtles Fight With Honor" after he is freed from his cell.
5. In response, Dr. Lesseau refers to the Turtles as wretched reptiles.
6. Dr. Lesseau says "destroy the Turtles" after he frees the zoo animals from their cells.
7. Dr. Lesseau calls the zoo animials stupid mutants.

Pizza References:
1. Raphael says that Dr. Doolittle may be heading back to hell possibly for a pigeon pizza when responding to April about why they are at the zoo.
2. Donatello tells Dr. Lesseau that its all the pizza that they eat which makes them a mutant Turtle.
3. Michelangelo senses pizza while in the boat with Jane indicating where the Turtles have been kidnapped to.

Pop Culture References:
1. Dr. Lesseau and his island is a spoof of the novel and film of H.G. Well's The Island of Dr. Moreau.
2. When imprisoned aboard Dr. Lesseau's submarine, he has the feeling that this is no Club Med, a travel program that specializes in getaways.
3. A Tarzan reference when Michelangelo says "Me, Michelangelo, you Jane" when they both swing on a vine.
4. Another Let's Make a Deal reference as Michelangelo says to Dr. Lesseau when he arrives at his hideout that he should have taken door number three.
5. Another Toys 'R' Us reference as Michelangelo thinks that Dr. Lesseau does his shopping at Robots 'R' Us as he sends out the Robotic Bear.
6. Raphael makes a Doctor Doolittle reference after April sees the Turtles in the park.
7. After Michelangelo first arrives on Dr. Lesseau's island, Raphael says that he can't watch Wild Kingdom, which is an actual TV show that features wildlife and nature.
8. After Dr. Lesseau has the Turtles captured in their cells, he says "Eeny, meeny, mighty moe, catch a turtle, watch him go", a spoof of the nursery rhyme "Eeny, meeny, miny, moe."
9. Dr. Goodfellow is named after Jane Goodall, famous for studying chimpanzees.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Raphael says "Don't you just love the way he delivers those noble speeches" after Leonardo tells Dr. Lesseau that he's wasting his time.
2. After Donatello says that a bul doesn't play fair, Raphael says that villains are supposed to because it is in their contract.
3. (See Notables No. 2) Michelangelo says that he heard a voiceover of Splinter.
4. After Dr. Lesseau's bull grabs Donatello, he says that there's too much violence on television already.
5. (See Pop cultural reference No. 3) Michelangelo says that he waited the whole show to say that.

Wacky Inventions:
1. The Mutater Laser
2. The Robot Bear, Wolf, and Chimpanzees
3. The Island's surveillance system, including cameras and laser detecting system.
4. Dr. Lesseau's submarine

Kidnappings:
1. Two of the robot animals tie up Leonardo, Raphael, and Donatello and then are imprisoned aboard Dr. Lesseau's hideout on his island.
2. Later on, Donatello is strapped up and is forced to be lying down on a chair and is sentenced to the Mutater Laser's effects.

Notables:
1. Phylicia Rashad's name is not seen on the Voice Talent section of the credits, but it is confirmed that she voiced in this episode.
2. A voiceover of Splinter is heard from earlier in the episode describing how the Turtles are in grave danger is heard when Michelangelo sees the island in which the Turtles are held captive.
3. The Group W logo as it first appeared on Michelangelo Meets Bugman is used in this episode.
4. The Family Home Entertainment paintbrush logo from the VHS release appears on the DVD release.

*pannoni1* · 08-10-2012, 04:48 PM

Episode 95: The Dimension X Story
Written by: David Wise

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder, First Channel 6 Technical Guy
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Vic the Video Store Owner
Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein
Pat Fraley: Krang, Burne Thompson, Zak
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil, Vernon Fangirl
Tress MacNeille: Kala
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Angry Dimension X Alien
Thom Pinto: Dask
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick

Mistakes:
1. Zak says he can't afford a transdimensional portal on his crummy allowance, but in "Teenagers From Dimension X," his star cruiser was equipped with one.
2. Raphael's and Michelangelo's color are switched when Raphael tells Donatello to open the portal when he and the gang are in the volcano. In the same shot, Raphael is holding a Turtlecom shaped like April's.
3. The news report showing Michelangelo and Raphael battling the Dimension X aliens shows Michelangelo with Leonardo's blue colors. They flash back to orange as he defends against the attack.
4. Rocksteady was briefly missing his bandolier when he and Bebop tossed a huge tire at Raphael.
5. Wile April was filming the Turtles at the junkyard, the "6" on her camera was back to front.
6. While Vernon is holding the news camera at Plast-o-rama Pleasure Dome, the "6" is back to front.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Krang calls Rocksteady and Bebop a pinhead and a peabrain in their first scene.
2. Shredder says "Greetings, accursed Turtles" after he interrupts "Snow White and the Seven Samurai." He later calls them "web-footed wimps."
3. Krang says that he's surrounded by morons in the second Technodrome scene.
4. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as he loses his grip and gets pulled into the tornado.
5. Shredder called Rocksteady and Bebop fools after Michelangelo, Raphael, April, Irma, and Vernon arrived in the Technodrome.
6. April says "What a story!" after she's excited that she's in the Technodrome.
7. Michelangelo says his long Cowabunga after he and his friends swing out of the Technodrome onto the Dimension X asteroid.
8. Raphael says Cowabunga as he swings at Rocksteady and Bebop in the Technodrome.
9. Michelangelo refers to Shredder as Shredhead and Chrome Dome as he releases some oil on him.
10. Immediately afterwards, April says "What a Story" twice until Vernon steals her camera.
11. Shredder calls Michelangelo a wet-footed creep after Michelangelo's attack on him wears out, who in response says Cowabunga as they send him, Bebop, and Rocksteady into the Laundr-o-matic.
12. Shredder calls Bebop and Rocksteady morons after they land in the Laundr-o-matic.
13. Krang calls Bebop and Rocksteady idiots after they along with Shredder returning to the control room.
14. Krang calls Shredder an idiot after the lava hardens, keeping the Technodrome stuck.

Pizza Reference:
Vinnie's Pizza's billboard is visible in the shot next to the Channel 6 building.

Pop Culture References:
1. At the video store, Raphael wanted to rent "Snow White and the Seven Samurai", referring to both the Seven Dwarfs Disney movie and
2. One of Vernon's topics on his talk show was if Elvis Presley invented the video game.
3. When the tornado was approaching the Turtles in the junkyard, Raphael asked Donatello if he was sure Shredder is gong to drag them to Oz, referring to the cyclone scene from The Wizard of Oz.
4. As the Turtles leave the Lair, Raphael tells Splinter to capture his subscription to "Turtles Home Companion," referencing Home Companion magazine.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. After Raphael says "That was easy" and some lasers fire from Bebop and Rocksteady, Raphael says "I have to stop saying things like that."
2. As the Turtles run on the asteroid, Raphael tells the Turtles to believe in fairies. Then the Neutrinos arrive, and he says "What did I tell you?"
3. Donatello from the Channel 6 building says "I wonder what Raphael and Michelangelo are doing right now." We cut back to the Technodrome and Raphael says "I wonder what Donatello and Leonardo are doing right now."

Wacky Inventions:
1. Dimensional Teleporter
2. The Neutrino's aqua-colored Starcruiser, with saw and hammer
3. The Technodrome's Laundr-o-matic Computerized Clothes Washing System
4. The space vehicle that Vernon is driving
5. The Pleasure Dome's rocket powered pogo stick
6. Krang's volcanic detonator explosives

Kidnappings:
Rocksteady and Bebop capture April, Irma, and the Neutrinos inside the Plast-o-rama dome and drive them off inside the volcano next to the Technodrome.

Notables:
1. Michelangelo and Raphael are successful in blowing up the volcano and trapping the Technodrome in molten lava, but it is never explained how it erupted in the syndicated episodes of this season.
2. The first time Irma and Vernon visit the Technodrome.
3. As original recordings circulate, this was the actual first episode that aired on CBS Saturday Morning on September 8, 1990, along with Donatello's Degree afterwards. On the DVD release, there is also no Group W logo after the MWS logo, and will remain so for the next several episodes. Finally, the credit sequence is back to the one used for the "first" 11 CBS episodes.
4. Final appearance of the remix of the main battle theme.
5. Kala says that if the Technodrome was free, it would be bad news for everyone in Dimension X. However, nothing of disaster ever happened to its inhabitants when it left for Earth in "My Brother, the Bad Guy."
6. The scene where Shredder says "I've gotta get out of this bonehead outfit" was recycled as it was used earlier in the episode when he said that he'd find the Turtles right after Krang revealed to him about the Technodrome being trapped on the volcano.
7. The Neutrinos still have their red Starcruiser as seen throughout the series, but instead of a blue Starcruiser as their other vehicle, they have a bluish green Starcruiser.
8. Michelangelo spins his nunchucks and throws one at Rocksteady's firearm in the Technodrome in this episode.

Episode 96: Donatello's Degree
Written by: Jack Mendelsohn

Voice Cast:
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, First Musclebound Scientist
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Alarm System Spokesperson
Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein
Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson, Second Musclebound Scientist
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Train Conductor
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Professor Filo Sopho
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick

Mistakes:
1. Donatello's bandana is missing when one Musclebound Scientist says "bye, bye, turtletop."
2. When Splinter appears in the Lair's living room and asks the Turtles if they have seen Donatello, his left kimono insignia logo is missing.
3. A banner at the graduation ceremony says "SOPHO U. CLASS OF '94", however it is presumed that this episode takes place in 1990.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
Shortly before Donatello is kidnapped, he tells Irma that Professor Sopho is a crackpot, a wacko, a nutcase, and a walking loony bin.

Pizza References:
1. Vinnie's Pizza's billboard next to the Channel 6 building is visible.
2. The two musclebound scientists deliver a bunch of pizzas to Irma, going by the pseudonym "Donna Tello." This was because on Donatello's application, he listed his favorite foods as pizza, pizza, and more pizza.
3. Raphael thinks that all of the pizza crumbs are making Maxwell, Michelangelo's pet fish, hyper.
4. When in the Channel 6 Newsvan, Michelangelo says that the eggheads in his fishbowl with Maxwell are drier than a year old pizza.

Pop Culture References:
1. Michelangelo is listening to a Walkman when he says "Work's a synch when you dig a cool beat" in the Lair.
2. Irma calls a scientist a Whiz Kid when talking about the Binary Transducer, in which the term Whiz kids has referred to a number of pop cultural touchstones, from the University of Illinois basketball team from the 1940s to the 1980s TV show about a group of teenaged computer hacking amateur detectives.
3. When Leonardo rescues Donatello, he says "Never say Never", which may refer to a song from the 1986 film An American Tail to a song by Styx on their Cornerstone album.
4. When Raphael speaks to Michelangelo with his fishbowl containing his pet Maxwell in the Lair, he says "the nut doesn't fall far from the shell," a spoof on the proverb "The apple does not fall far from the tree."

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. A Musclebound Scientist says to Irma that he likes that sense of humor to a brilliant scientist, and Donatello says that was close.
2. As two scientists encounter Donatello, one says to him that they should cook his goose. Donatello says "You two wimps, you got to be joking."
3. After Michelangelo belives that Donatello is hanging out at the library from the Lair, we cut back to the university and Donatello says "Yes, I actually am hanging out at the library."
4. At the graduation exercises, Donatello says "Why am I talking to myself?"

Wacky Inventions:
1. The Binary Hexadecimal Retriever Transducer
2. The Giant Galvanometric Oscilloscope and remote control
3. The Cybernetic Security System

Kidnappings:
1. The Cybernetic Security System briefly kidnapped Donatello by clawing him tight.
2. After Donatello warns Irma of the dangers, the two Musclebound Scientists cover Donatello with a bag, tie him up with a chain, and carry him away to the Oscilloscope where he is held hostage.

Notables:
1. First appearance of Professor Filo Sopho.
2. The short intro is used for this episode.
3. This was the second episode aired by CBS on September 8, 1990, the Turtles' Saturday morning debut.

*pannoni1* · 08-11-2012, 07:38 AM

Episode 97: The Big Cufflink Caper!
Written by: David Wise

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder, Pietro Calzone
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Babyface "Beaver" Cleaver
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Wealthy Cufflink Victim
Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein, Wealthy Opera House Woman
Pat Fraley: Krang, Wally Cleaver
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Big Louie, Gargantuan Toy Company Designer

Mistakes:
1. The first site of April and Irma over the vat of taffy shows them in a frozen image, even when they speak.
2. The bow tie from Donatello's suit is missing in the fourth shot of him holding it up.
3. When Michelangelo tells Leonardo on the couch that April has never won an award before, Leonardo's belt initial is missing.
4. In the first shot of the Turtle Van, the word "TURTLES" is missing from the shell on the front bumper.
5. After three dishes fire from the wall at the Calzoni mansion, Michelangelo's belt initial is in its Season 2-style colors with a white initial and gray outline.
6. On the balcony outside of the Calzoni mansion, the Turtles belt initials are in their Season 2 colors, but as they jump, they switch back to the normal gray initial and white outline.
7. As the Turtles jump into the Turtle Van after retreating from the mansion, the word "TURTLES" is missing on the front bumper.
8. The word "TURTLES" is missing from the front shell bumper on the Turtle Van as it drives some winding roads on the way back to the city.
9. Leonardo's belt initial is a Season 2-style white when he says "We're gonna have to figure out some way of destroying it" in the Turtle Van.
10. When we first see a shot of a pizza at the pizzeria, the cheese on it is colored white, but in a later shot, it is colored orange.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Shredder calls Big Louie an incompetent chiseler when he first appears on Big Louie's monitor in his office.
2. Shredder calls Rocksteady and Bebop idiots after Rocksteady thinks that Shredder will never get his hands on the cufflinks.
3. Raphael calls Shredder "Shredhead" after he comes out of the portal at the manson.
4. Donatello calls Shredder "Shredhead" when he holds the cufflinks at the taffy factory.
5. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga!" as he swings across the taffy vat to free April and Irma.
6. Right before Raphael hoses down Big Louie with taffy, Big Louie refers to the Turtles as "dirty reptiles."
7. After Shredder discovers that he received the fake cufflink at the Technodrome, he refers to the Turtles as "repulsive reptiles." He then appears on the Turtle Van's monitor to greet the "wretched Turtles."

Pizza References:
1. In the Lair's bedroom, Michelangelo says that he's used up every weird pizza recipe in the book.
2. When the Turtles arrive at the retirement tribute, Michelangelo hopes that its pizza for dinner.
3. When Michelangelo first encounters Big Louie, he says that he's tired of working for pizza crust.
4. When Donatello asks the other Turtles who Pietro Calzoni is, Leonardo believes its the pizza tycoon, Raphael says its the owner of all the Calzoni pizza parlors, and Michelangelo says deliver within six hours or your pizza is cold.
5. At the Calzoni mansion, a portrait containing three pizzas is shown on a wall. Michelangelo then sees a giant pizza cutter, and we then see a room with two more pizza portraits and a pizza that hangs from the ceiling. Three dishes then fire and Michelangelo refers to them as killer pizza trays. Donatello then figures that Big Louie is even more hung up on pizza than the Turtles are.
6. A bunch of pizzas are mechanically thrown at Big Louie, Shredder, and his mutants after Babyface discovers that the cufflink is under seige.
7. The Turtles go to a pizzeria after returning to the city, and Raphael says "after all they have gone through, how could they have look at a pizza?"

Pop Culture References:
1. Wally and Babyface "Beaver" Cleaver are parodies of characters from the 1950s TV sitcom Leave it to Beaver.
2. The episode title is in reference to the 1957 movie The Big Caper.
3. At the retirement tribute, Leonardo tells a waiter that he's with the Halloween products division.
4. One of the toys that the Toy Company showcases was a "Transfarmer," a spoof on the Transformers. Another was a "Chatty Charmaine" doll, in which an actual Charmaine doll exists.
5. After Donatello slides and falls on the mall's ice skating rink, he says that it will be the last time that he makes a Dorothy Hamill impression.
6. Two of the cufflinks in Calzoni's mansion consist of a design of the Confederate Flag, two of a Greek design, and two of an Ancient Egyptian style.
7. Raphael thinks the goons at the retirement tribute are "Bowling for Turtles," a reference to the game show Bowling For Dollars which peaked in popularity in the 1970s.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. After Raphael believes that whoever possess the cufflinks could rule the world, he says that its one of the silliest things you've ever heard.
2. As the Turtles leave the pizzeria for the taffy factory, Raphael asks if their is a script actor in the house.

Wacky Inventions:
1. Big Louie's Explosive Cufflink
2. Big Louie's vacuum gun
3. Gargantuan's Little Wonder Junior Assault Weapon
4. The Zamboni Machine
5. The Turtle Van's analyzer
6. Donatello's Automatic Buffing Machine

Kidnappings:
Shredder and his minions capture April and Irma and carry them to a taffy factory, where they are hung above a taffy vat.

Notables:
1. First appearance of Big Louie.
2. Tony "The Butcher" Vivaldi (or his double) appears as one of Big Louie's henchmen but his voice is different.
3. Donatello mentions how the Turtles have never worn their tuxedos before. However, they were previously worn in the episode "Back to the Egg", and this is their last appearance in the series. However, that episode had a different writer.
4. Michelangelo uses his nunchucks to hit the cracked spot on the mall's ice rink. He also draws them during the battle at the taffy factory.
5. April's stock voiced scream is heard as she and Irma are about to get kidnapped.

*pannoni1* · 08-11-2012, 07:38 AM

Episode 98: Leonardo Versus Tempestra
Written by: Misty Taggart

Voice Cast:
Cam Clarke: Leonardo
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Night Watchman
Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein
Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson
Barry Gordon: Donatello
Gaille Heideman: Tempestra
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick

Mistakes:
1. When Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo wake up in the arcade, the patterns on Michelangelo and Leonardo's shells are drawn the wrong way.
2. When Leonardo says "Tempestra's powers need power," his mouth doesn't move.
3. Raphael says "Is this about this Tempestra game" in Donatello's voice to Leonardo on the Turtlecom.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Raphael calls the dummy Shredder "Shredhead."
2. Raphael says "Let's make Turtle Tracks" when the Watchman approaches the Turtles at the arcade.
3. Burne calls Vernon an idiot when he knows that its 112 degrees in his office.
4. April says that she's "April O' Neil, Channel 6 News" when Tempestra asks Leonardo who his friend is.
5. Tempestra calls Leonardo a fool when she says to him that she's programmed to win.
6. Michelangelo says Cowabunga when he, Raphael, and Donatello jump out of the Watertight Hatch.

Pizza References:
1. Michelangelo appears to be carrying about five pizza boxes when the Turtles arrive at the arcade.
2. Two boxes of pizza are shown on the arcade's floor as Raphael tells Donatello to wake up. One box is open and except for a crumb is empty, and there are pizza crumbs strewn over the floor. Michelangelo is seen eating a slice of pizza.
3. Michelangelo offers Leonardo a slice of shredded coconut and sweet pickled pizza when the Turtles return to the living room of their Lair. Raphael and Donatello are also shown eating pizza.
4. Raphael brings a supply of pizza pans to Donatello's Diving Belt, and the top pan contains a slice of pizza, which Michelangelo eats despite denying that his pizza pans are being used.
5. A pizza shop is visible when April drives in her news van.
6. Michelangelo is eating a slice of pizza when Donatello explains his plan to stop the flood outside of the Lair. He says that soggy pizza can be a real drag.
7. After Raphael offers Leonardo to play more games at the arcade, Leonardo says a couple pizzas and movie will be just fine for him.

Pop Culture References:
1. The arcade the Turtles arrive at is typical of a 1980s/very early 1990s era video arcade. Some of the games include "Slime Surfer", "Turbo Tentacles", and "Brain Buster". But having a character talk in a clear voice on an arcade game was still almost unheard of in 1990, which apparently eluded Leonardo to try "Tempestra's Revenge."
2. Raphael refers to Donatello as Sleeping Beauty, best known for its 1959 Disney animated feature, when he sleeps at the arcade.
3. Pac-Man's gameplay and loss of life sounds from the arcade version is heard when Leonardo gets a game over on Tempestra.
4. A Coca-Cola billboard is visible as April drives past Times Square.
5. After Leonardo jumps into April's news van, April compares Tempestra's earthquake to a Shake N' Bake recipe.
6. Leonardo tells April in the news van about a snack attack, which was a computer game released in 1982 for the Apple II.
7. Leonardo says on his Turtlecom to the other Turtles after Tempestra comes to live that it will be Doomsday if they other Turtles' don't arrive in a flash, in which Doomsday was the title of a novel by Warwick Deeping first published in 1927.
8. During the final battle, Michelangelo tells Tempestra's fire monster not to play with fire, in which "Playing With Fire" contains a multitude of references, from the tiltle of several films, including one from 1921 co-written by Doris Schroeder, to a 1981 novel by Charlotte Lamb under the pseudonym Sheila Holland.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. After Irma's meeting with Burne, she says "And I believe this job was a promotion."
2. After Leonardo and April's ride on the roller coaster Gigantus, she asks if April wants to go on again with him, but then says "just kidding."
3. Leonardo tries to convince Tempestra that her power is just a joke during the final battle with her.

Wacky Inventions:
1. When a player reaches Tempestra's Revenge reaches the final level, the power surge along with the player's computer input forcs a hyperfield vacuum that pulls Tempestra into the dimension the player is playing the game.
2. Donatello's Diving Belt
3. Donatello's Watertight Hatch

Notables:
1. First appearance of Tempestra.
2. The short intro is used for this episode.
3. A dummy of Shredder is shown in the Ninja Training Room.
4. Leonardo has a brief dream in which Tempestra says that he'll never beat her.
5. Michelangelo is shown holding his nunchucks when he arrives at the final battle scene after jumping from the Watertight Hatch.

*pannoni1* · 08-11-2012, 04:06 PM

Episode 99: Splinter Vanishes
Written by: Francis Moss and Ted Pedersen

Voice Cast:
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rodney's Father, Food A La Dude Critic
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Rat King, Food a la Dude announcer
Jim Cummings: Leatherhead
Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson
Barry Gordon: Donatello
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil, Rodney Van Gelt
Rob Paulsen: Raphael
Peter Renaday: Splinter

Mistakes:
1. Leonardo is colored like Michelangelo as they split up as the Turtles are on the street.
2. Raphael tells April that Leonardo is at the corner of 5th and Main, which does not exist in the actual NYC.
3. In the first shot of Leonardo in Roseanne's Fitness Center right before we see Leatherhead, his "L" his missing.
4. After Raphael backflips onto a crate to dodge the Rat King and his rats at the warehouse, is "R" on his belt is missing.
5. When Donatello says "Raphael" while he's tied up upside down, his eyes disappear for a fraction of a second.
6. As the Rat King and Leatherhead's robots encroach on the Turtles, Michelangelo's twirling nunchucks or grappling hook are heard, but the Turtles are frozen.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. April signs on with her report with "This is April O'Neil for Channel 6 News."
2. Rat King calls hits rats "his loyal subjects" after they sense to him that the Turtles and Splinter are gone.
3. The Turtles say "Turtle Power" after they are reunited by Leonardo.
4. Leatherhead calls Splinter a "fur-covered saw brat" as he encounters him and the Rat King.
5. Rat King calls his rats "his disloyal subjects" after Splinter meditates them away.

Pizza References:
1. Michelangelo decides to miss April's report so he can eat a couple of pizzas in the oven.
2. After April's report, Michelangelo says "It's pizza time," and then says to Leonardo that Splinter hates pizza.
3. Vinnie's Pizza's billboard is visible next to the Channel 6 building in this episode.
4. At the fitness center, Leonardo says that his job isn't much but does keep him in pizzas.
5. On the Food a la Dude show, Michelangelo demonstrates strawberry surprise pizza with anchovy sauce.
6. After Michelangelo is fired from Food a la Dude, he goes to the show's freezer to retrieve his secret pizza sauce.
7. When April arrives at the empty Food a la Dude studio, she feels Michelangelo must have swallowed all of the pizza pride he had.
8. Leonardo and Michelangelo say that a King without any subjects is like a Turtle without a pizza.
9. Michelangelo delivers a Swiss Cheese pizza topped with mint gator at the end of the episode.

Pop Culture References:
1. At the fitness center, Leonardo tells a couple of students to shake their booties, after the 1976 KC and the Sunshine Band disco song.
2. Michelangelo mentions John Wayne during the battle with the robots.
(may good fortune shine on you) splinter on tv report
3. Rodney Ven Gelt mentioned a Singing Turtlegram, a parody on the Singing Telegram that is used to deliver funny messages by telegraph, with the Sing-o-gram truck providing the transport of them.
4. Right before April is grabbed by Splinter, she describes the scene as a regular Rat Race, which provides a multitude of pop culture references including a 1950 science fiction novel by Jay Franklin and the 1960 film The Rat Race by Robert Mulligan.
5. Leatherhead tells Leonado in the Fitness Center "No more Mr. Nice Gator", a parody on "No More Mr. Nice Guy," which has provided a multitude of pop cultural references including an Alice Cooper song.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. After Raphael sings Happy Birthday to Rodney, he says that he just sings it and doesn't write it.
2. Raphael feels that he is stupid saying "Sally's Silly Singing Song-o-Grams Here" in a warehouse.
3. Raphael says that its ironic that he's trapped like a rat like a rat after a hook grabs him at the warehouse.
4. After Donatello asks April after he escapes the burning Fix-it-Shop, April replies by saying "It's your show."
5. April says "don't these villains get tired of using an abandoned warehouse as their hideout?" as she enters the warehouse that Raphael got kidnapped in.

Wacky Inventions:
1. The Robotic Control Microchip
2. Leatherhead's Android Alligators
3. The Rat King's Robot Rats

Kidnappings:
1. The Rat King's rats freeze Michelangelo and tie him up in the freezer at Food a La Dude and drag him away to the Rat King, where he is later hung upside down by Leatherhead in the Rat King's lair.
2. Raphael gets grabbed by a hook by the Rat King in an abandoned warehouse and is tied up like Michelangelo is next to him.
3. Leatherhead sprays some gas at Donatello on the street and grabs him into Leatherhead's car and ties him up in the Rat King's lair next to Michelangelo and Raphael.

Notables:
1. This is the only CBS episode that aired during an hour block that was designated as a "Shredder episode" that does not feature Shredder.
2. Final usage of the original tension theme right before the first commercial break.
3. Michelangelo is seen twirling his nunchucks as the Turtles draw their weapons after they are reunited and say "Turtle Power."
4. The Group W logo as it appeared on "Michelangelo Meets Bugman" is used in this episode.

Episode 100: Raphael Drives 'Em Wild
Written by: Misty Taggart

Voice Cast:
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Clothing Store Worker
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson, Little Huey, Premier of Vadeem
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Mr. Big
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Mayor, Professor
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick, Oscar

Mistakes:
1. Raphael was initially seen carrying five pizza boxes from Vinnie's, and is shown again when he reaches the Lair in Oscar's body. Then after the other Turtles attack him, the shot of him covered with pizzas shows about 15 to 20 pizza boxes on top of him.
2. A traffic signal shows a formation of green on the left and red on the right, which is the opposite formation of how a horizontally formatted traffic light is shown, right before we cut to shot where Mr. Big falls next to Raphael as Oscar in the cab.
3. As Michelangelo says Cowabunga, the Turtle Van bumper is only spelled "TURTLE", missing its "S".
4. After April makes a U-turn on her News Van and takes out her Turtlecom, the shell design on the back is missing.
5. When Oscar as Raphael does a ninja punch in front of the Turtle Van, both the word "TURTLES" and the shell design from the shell bumper is missing.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Oscar as Raphael says "Let's Make Turtle Tracks" and "Turtle Power" as he and the other Turtles head through the sewers.
2. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as the Turtle Van drives around with Oscar as Raphael driving.

Pizza References:
1. At the beginning of the episode, Michelangelo asks Leonardo and Donatello where Raphael is with the pizzas.
2. Raphael sees Vinnie's Pizza after his ride in a shopping cart.
3. Little Huey then drives over to Vinnie's Pizza, where Raphael is seen picking up five pizza boxes before hopping in Oscar's cab. Oscar then says that Raphael must pay extra for those pizzas because they aren't a pizza delivery service.
4. Soon, Little Huey carries seven pizzas out of Vinnie's, but after realizing that Oscar's cab is gone, falls down, dropping the pizzas and forcing one to open and splatter on Little Huey.
5. Mr. Big is upset that Little Huey stopped for a pizza instead of delivering him the Transmogrifier.
6. The Turtles get worried in the Lair that they've last seen Raphael at Vinnie's Pizza over two hours ago. Soon, the body swapped Raphael as Oscar delivers the pepperoni and onion pizzas to Donatello, Michelangelo, and Leonardo. Unfortunately, the they suspect a intruder and knock him down, causing all the pizzas to topple on top of him, and some of the pizza flies out of the boxes onto other boxes, the wall, and the floor. Raphael in Oscar's body said that he was just a little late delivering the pizzas.
7. A whole pizza is shown on the coffee table in front of the couch when Michelangelo and Donatello sit on the couch with Leonardo and Oscar's body on either end of the table.
8. The Turtles are eating pizza when watching Oscar get an award on the TV in the Lair.

Pop Culture References:
1. When the Turtles start to discover that Raphael is inside Oscar's body, he says that he's just entered the Turtle Twilight Zone.
2. After Raphael returns back to his real body, he tells Donatello that he was driving a pumpkin on the way to Cinderella's Ball, referring to the fairy tale and Disney film.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
Raphael says "Big city cab drivers, don't you just love 'em?" at the end of the first scene of him in Oscar's cab.

Wacky Invention:
The Transmogrifier

Kidnapping:
Little Huey and Mr. Big kidnap the Premier of Vadeem at Pier 53.

Notables:
1. The Rex Theater returns in this episode, but this time is playing "Slime Creatures From Planet Zurp." This would be its final appearance.
2. Similar to The Old Switcheroo, the Transmogrifier causes a body swap takes place between Raphael and Oscar, except this time their voices are switched along with their minds.
3. Michelangelo pronounces Raphael "Ra-fie-el" instead of is normal "Ra-fay-el" when he figures out that Raphael's personality is inside Oscar's body.
4. This marks the final appearance of the Group W logo for a CBS episode on the DVD releases. This time, the complete "Laser W" logo sequence that was shown abridged in "Michelangelo Meets Bugman" is used, and begins with a blue rectangular octagon rotating around with pinkish orange laser lights forming the W, along with a few extra ascending synth tones. However, for later episodes as originally aired on CBS and USA Cartoon Express for the rest of this season and Season 5, the Group W Productions laser lights logo would continue to be used (in its full form with the synth tones).

*pannoni1* · 08-12-2012, 06:05 PM

Episode 101: Beyond the Donatello Nebula
Written by: Dennis O'Flahterty

Voice Cast:
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, First Card Player, Clam's Clunkers Cowboy
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Hiram Grelch, Cab Driver, Thin Grelch Goon
Barry Gordon: Donatello
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Fat Grelch Goon
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick, Second Card Player
Unknown Voice Actor: Algy

Mistakes:
1. During the taxi cab ride, Donatello becomes Michelangelo.
2. After Michelangelo runs from the police when he's wearing a dog mask, Donatello is seen in the Turtle Van, but he isn't with the Turtles.
3. Leonardo cuts the ropes that binde April, but he fully becomes Donatello, who isn't even in this scene, holding Leonardo's sword.
4. Part of a news desk at Channel 6 disappears when Grelch's goons force April and Vernon back against the wall.
5. The "6" on the Channel 6 building is yellow instead of red when Donatello and Algy head over to Grelch's apartment.
6. When April tells Grelch that it's too bad his plan to take over all of the TV stations is going to fail, there are spaceships outside of the windows.
7. Donatello's belt ties are missing when he introduces Algy to the Turtles.
8. When the Turtle Van stops in front of the Channel 6 building, a shot of the front has the word TURTLES spelled "UTLE."
9. Michelangelo's nunchucks are white instead of brown when he is first shown inside the Grelchs' penthouse.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. April signs in her report with "This is April O'Neil, Channel 6 Action News."
2. Algy calls the two Grelches in the Channel 6 News Studio inconsiderate ruffians.
3. April says "Put me down you big gorilla" when the red Grelch kidnaps and gags her from the news studio.
4. Hiram Grelch calls the Channel 6 employees pigheads when he talks with April inside the skyscraper.
5. Hirman calls his two minions wimps when they don't recognize that the martian on the TV is really Algy in a costume.
6. Hirman calls his two minions pinheads when he sees that there's only 30 seconds left until the robot invasion.
7. Leonardo, Raphael, and Michelangelo say "Turtle Power" when the slide down the ropes from the Turtle Van to the Grelchs' Penthouse.

Pizza References:
1. Raphael wonders if extraterrestrial Turtle life will have pizza.
2. Michelangelo causes a prank to Donatello that there is an extraterrestrial Turtle that wants a pizza with double cheese and anchovy pizza toppings.
3. Vinnie's Pizza billboard next to the Channel 6 building is visible twice in this episode.
4. As Donatello meets algy, in the Lair, Michelangelo is rolling pizza dough with a pin and Leonardo wants to wait for Donatello to finish his new pizza machine. Michelangelo however wants to break the whole pizza barrier.
5. Michelangelo then says that frozen pizza is the happenin' thing, as he, Leonardo, and Raphael eat pizza while watching April's report on the TV.
6. Michelangelo delivers seven pizzas from Vinnie's to Algy and takes it back to his home. Raphael is upset that Algy took all of the pizza, then Michelangelo says that he saved a slice, only to have Algy take it in case he takes the scenic route home. Michelangelo was then upset because of this.

Pop Culture References:
1. On the rooftop of a building, Donatello says that they would laugh at Albert Einstein's "Theory of Neutronic Thermozoids", which is a reference to his Theory of Relativity.
2. When Algy meets Donatello, he says to him "You can call me Algy," a reference to the 1986 Paul Simon song "You Can Call Me Al."
3. Algy in his spaceship tells Donatello if he's a Warp Drive mechanic, which was used in Star Trek.
4. The car chase scene is a common plot device used in action movies, and this one may be inspired by the 1971 movie The French Connection.
5. Donatello explains Algy about how cathode ray tubes are found inside your television, which is antiquated now since flat-panel LCD and Plasma televisions replaced CRT sets during the 2000s.
6. Donatello sees that Algy has tiddlywinks, an indoor game played on a mat with a set of disc.
7. April says that the film festival is over when she starts to lose hope. Film Festivals are popular cultural events showcasing new films and talent.
8. When Michelangelo says "Leapin' Lizards!" when he sees Algy in the penthouse, that refers to the catchphrase from Little Orphan Annie.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. In the Turtlevan, after Raphael tells Leonardo to tell him something that he doesn't know, Leonardo responds by saying that he was telling the viewers.
2. April says "Usually only the Turtles get to do things like this when she fires the glue gun at the Grelch's.

Wacky Inventions:
1. Algy's Flimofob Spaceship
2. Donatello's Extraterrestial Turtle Transmitter
3. The Grelch Goons' Sticky Glue Guns

Kidnapping:
A Grelch Goon carries off April from the news studio, puts her into a limousine, and tie her up near the top a skyscraper, which is Grelch's penthouse.

Notables:
This along with Big Bug Blunder were aired in a backwards fashion on CBS, since it is the only time this season where the Shredder and Krang episode is aired second in the one-hour block.

Episode 102: Big Bug Blunder
Written by: Michael Reaves (see Mistake NO. 2)

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder, Hot Dog Vendor
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Jim Cummings: Genghis Frog
Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein
Pat Fraley: Krang, Burne Thompson
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick

Mistakes:
1. Krang's abdomen was red after a mutant ant entered through the portal.
2. Michael Reeves' first name during the title graphic is incorrectly spelled "MICHEAL".
3. A sign on a fence in which the mutated scorpion destroys is incorrectly spelled "NO TRESTASSING" instead of "NO TRESPASSING."

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Shredder calls Rocksteady and Bebop imbeciles after they fire their lasers at a fly in the Technodrome.
2. Afterwards, Krang calls the two mutants mutton headed mutants because they damaged the mutagen.
3. After the mutated fly escapes through the portal, Krang calls the two mutants meddling morons.
4. Shredder calls Rocksteady and Bebop bumbling dolts when he explains his plan about mutating the insects with mutagen.
5. Shredder calls Bebop a dunderhead after he drops some mutagen causing an ant to mutate.
6. A warehouse contains balloon floats used in the Thanksgiving Day Parade, which is sponsored by Macy's in the real world.

Pizza References:
1. The episode begins with a shot of the Pizza Emporium pizzeria, and then cuts to the lair with Michelangelo delivering a pizza box, and says that watching TV and scarfing pizza makes his fulfilled existence.
2. Michelangelo bets pesos to pizzas that the first mutated fly's origin is Dimension X.
3. The Turtles, April, and Genghis are eating a pizza at the end of the episode, and Michelangelo tells Genghis that likes to scarf some pizza after a victory.

Pop Culture References:
1. Donatello calls the mutated scorpion Scorpio after the zodiac sign and constellation.
2. When Michelangelo sees that the mutated fly has returned free, he describes the scene as "Close Encounters of the Bug Kind," referring to the 1978 movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind.
3. Rocksteady describes a bunch of ants running on the ground as a "wild ant chase", a possible reference to the John Fletcher comedy play The Wild Goose Chase.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. After Shredder hates to admit calling Rocksteady and Bebop bumbling dolts, Bebop says that he loves it when his boss Shredder gives him compliments.
2. Raphael says that if the superhero business ever dries up, Donatello could get a job as a construction worker while Donatello uses a forklift to battle the scorpion.
3. After Shredder signs out of his comlink conversation and says that soon the city will be conquered by giant ants, he says that it is moments like this that he lives for.

Wacky Inventions:
1. Metalhead's Vacuum Cleaner
2. Shredder's Insect Growth Mutagen
3. Krang's Vile Device with a time mechanism

Kidnappings:
1. A mutated scorpion briefly grasps Michelangelo.
2. Rocksteady chains up and ties up the mutated ant to a railing.

Notables:
1. Final appearance of Metalhead.
2. The first appearance of Shredder and Krang in five episodes and Shredder's first reference in four episodes, the longest drought without the two main villains in the series up to this point.

*pannoni1* · 08-14-2012, 09:01 PM

Episode 103: The Foot Soldiers are Revolting
Written by: Michael Reaves

Voice Cast:
James Avery: Shredder
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Male Tourist
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo
Jim Cummings: Alpha One
Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein
Pat Fraley: Krang, Burne Thompson
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick

Mistakes:
1. There are two Foot Soldiers resembling Alpha One firing at the Turtles from a railing at the top of the building.
2. On the rooftop, there are three Alpha One impersonators.
3. After the elevator is discovered out of order, the animators forgot to put April's lipstick on.
4. In this episode, the volcano on the asteroid the Technodrome is stranded on is missing and so is the hardened lava.
5. April's camera looks like a gun after Irma, Vernon, and Burne get transported to Dimension X.
6. The Foot Soldiers entired bodies are purple when they advance on Rocksteady and Bebop before they push them into the life pod.
7. As Alpha One and the Foot Soldiers appear through the portal, one of the female tourists speaks with the male tourist's voice.
8. After one of the Foot Soldiers blast the Wave Modulator out of Donatello's hand, he lets out a yelp with Leonardo's voice.
9. Rocksteady's dagger and sheath switched colors when he came out of the sewer cover.
10. When Michelangelo exited from the manhole right before Alpha One fired at the Turtles with the Displacement Device, his nunchucks were upside down on his belt.
11. Leonardo didn't open up his Turtlecom when he spoke to April.
12. Donatello is colored like Leonardo and his bo is missing from his belt when he walks away from the teleportation device after he removes the Wave Modulator.
13. When the cyclist was on his bike that Alpha One shot with the Displacement Device, he was white skinned, but when he arrived at the Technodrome, his skin was brown.
14. Rocksteady's grenade was missing from his shoulder strap when he tied up two Foot Soldiers in the stairway.
15. Raphael's ankle bands were green instead of red when he fell off of the sewer pipe he was grabbing onto.
16. The Foot Soldier that fired the Wave Modulator from Donatello had four fingers when he held out his gun.
17. The building in which the Displacement Device is position shows in the lobby that the elevator goes up to the 14th floor. However, when we see the Turtles breaking through the doors at the roof, the level indicator only goes up to the 10th floor.
18. The cheese and crust on the pizza at the end of the episode switch colors when we cut from Raphael by himself to Michelangelo showing the pizza pan.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. Shredder calls Rocksteady and Bebop losers when we first cut to the Technodrome.
2. Shredder calls two Foot Soldiers metal morons after Alpha-1's waves hypnotize them against Shredder.
3. Leonardo says "Turtles fight with honor" after Rocksteady, Bebop, Alpha-1, and some other Foot Soldiers come through the portal into the sewers.
4. Alpha-1 calls Donatello a disgusting organism when he asks him to give him the Wave Modulator.
5. Alpha-1 calls some tourists pitiful lifeforms when he and some other Foot Soldiers send them to the Technodrome.
6. The Turtles say Turtle Power when they reach the roof of the building near the Displace Device and Alpha-One.
7. Shredder calls Bebop and Rocksteady klutzes when he gives them a second chance at their jobs.

Pizza References:
1. When Michelangelo is bored watching TV, he tells his friends to check out the pizza situation.
2. Michelangelo says in the sewers that Alpha One is not planning to build a high-tech pizza maker with the Wave Modulator.
3. Vinnie's Pizza billboard next to the Channel 6 building is visible.
4. Leonardo, Raphael, and Michelangelo are shown eating pizza in the living room near the end of the episode.

Pop Culture References:
1. The episode title is in reference to the quote "The Peasants are Revolting" from the 1975 movie Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
2. Michelangelo calls Donatello Mr. Wizard when he contacts him in the Lab, which was a 1950s children's TV series starring Don Herbert that focused on science topics.
3. When Bebop plays Mr. Quest, Atari 2600 Pac-Man sound effects are heard.
4. Right before the second commercial break, Michelangelo says that they should change the Turtles' names to the Teenage Mutant Sitting Ducks. Sitting Ducks was a lithograph created by Michael Bedard and was also a 1980 film.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Raphael says "This wasn't in the script" when two Foot Soldiers through him during the battle in the sewers.
2. Leonardo never thought he'd say to Rocksteady that he owes him one when he two Foot Soldiers to be stuck on the railing.

Wacky Inventions:
1. Alpha One, the only Foot Soldier with a designated name and the only one that speaks.
2. Advanced Wave Modulator
3. Dimensional Displacement Device
4. Technodrome Life Pod
5. The Technodrome's ceiling trap

Kidnappings:
1. Alpha-1 briefly causes Shredder to be tied up.
2. Leonardo ties up Rocksteady and Bebop after they can't return back to the Technodrome and after the Foot Soldiers leave.
3. Alpha-1 and his clan uses the Dimension Displacement Device to force many humans stranded in the Technodrome.

Notables:
1. Final episode written by Michael Reaves.
2. April uses a telephone at Channel 6 instead of her Turtlecom to contact the Turtles.
3. None of the Turtles were confused or surprised about why Alpha One could speak when they first encounter him.
4. This is the only occasion in which Burne Thompson is in the Technodrome/Dimension X.
5. Michelangelo is seen holding one of his nunchucks when he tells Rocksteady and Bebop that he thought they were on the Turtles' side.

Episode 104: Unidentified Flying Leonardo
Written by: Sean Roche

Voice Cast:
Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Farmer
Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Scoop Oliver
Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson, Dr. Davens, Billy Jim Bob McJames
Barry Gordon: Donatello, Second Man in Diner
Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil
Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Documentary Presenter
Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick, First Man in Diner
Unknown Voice Actor: Police Officer

Mistakes:
1. Donatello's bo on his belt disappears into thin air after he pulled back after bringing Splinter out of his nightmare.

Catchphrase/Insult Countdown:
1. April tells Scoop Oliver in the diner that she's April O'Neil of Channel 6 News.
2. Burne calls Leonardo a scaly skin troublemaker when he speaks to him on the phone from Channel 6.
3. Raphael, Michelangelo, and Donatello say "Turtle Power" when they get Leonardo's orders that April needs to be saved.

Pizza References:
1. Leonardo contacts April on the Turtlecom to request her to come to the lair for some pizza.
2. When Leonardo decides to go with April, Michelangelo decides to just enjoy some pizza for the documentary in the Lair.
3. Michelangelo wonders how you divide four pizzas with three guys when he, Raphael, and Donatello are worried about when Leonardo will return.
4. A pizza joint is visible in High Falls when April drives off in her news van to look for Leonardo. A later shot shows it to be Goobers' Down Home Pizza. It is shown again when the giant tomatoes attack the town.
5. Billy Jim Bob gives Leonardo a pizza after he saves him after he fell from a cliff.
6. When the Turtle Blimp arrives at High Falls, Michelangelo tells Leonardo if he had been whipping up a pizza sauce that got a little out of hand.
7. Raphael whips up a UFP (Unidentified Flying Pizza) at the end of the episode, but it only contains dough and Raphael looses his grip and the dough ends up on Michelangelo's head.

Pop Culture References:
1. Donatello is shown holding a TV Guide magazine when he looks for an educational TV show.
2. April calling a reporter for the High Falls Gazette is a possible reference to the Niagara Falls Gazette newspaper.
3. This episode is one big reference on UFOs.
4. Yet another Toys 'R' Us reference as April sees that one of the stories in one of Scoop Oliver's scrapbooks is from Tractors 'R' Us.
5. Billy Jim Bob says "Great Balls of Fire," referring to the 1957 Jerry Lee Lewis song, when he returns to the diner that there are UFOs attacking.
6. Another Attack of the Killer Tomatoes reference when a bunch of large tomatoes bounce and attack High Falls and Billy Jim Bob describes the scene as the "Attack of the Mutant Tomatoes."
7. Leonardo feels like "Leonardo and the Beanstalk," referring to Jack and the Beanstalk, right before he jumps into the hay of Billy Jim Bob's truck.
8. Billy Jim Bob wishes Leonardo to phone home (from the movie ET) to quit enlarging the crops.

Fourth Wall Breaking Humor:
1. Leonardo says to the camera that sometimes being green has a certain advantage when he hangs in a tree.
2. Leonardo says that it's amazing what you can do when you have to when he figures out the controls of the UFO helicopter.

Wacky Inventions:
1. The Vita-Ray Beam Gun
2. The UFO Helicopter

Kidnappings:
1. Leonardo gets kidnapped by a garbage truck and ends of dumped in a landfill.
2. A UFO helicopter grabs April and flies away with her trapped inside, where she is handcuffed by Dr. Davens and taken to a plant lab and handcuffs her to a beam.
3. Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo are tied up in vines across from April in Dr. Daven's plant lab.

Notables:
1. Most episode guides consider this the final episode of Season 4, but the Season 4 DVD set includes the following episode, "The Turtles and the Hare" on its release.
2. The portion of the episode that occurs right after the landfill scene where April talks to Leonardo on the Turtlecom up until Splinter wakes up in the Lair is only a dream.

08-05-2012, 04:47 PM	#121
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 72: Turtlemaniac Written by: Rowby Goren Voice Cast: Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Lieutenant Montoya Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Clyde Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein Barry Gordon: Donatello Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Monroe Q. Flem, Vinnie Peter Renaday: Splinter, Edler Mistakes: 1. At the end of the episode, Donatello and Raphael pick up a wax copy of Splinter, and Donatello speaks in Leonardo's voice. Also, when everyone laughs, the wax Splinter even laughs. 2. While he's watching the Turtles on a monitor's screen, Flem's mouth doesn't move for half a line. After the Turtles enter the museum, Donatello speaks in Raphael's voice, then the two of them switch positions, but Raphael continues the line. 3. The Turtles recall the "Case of the Two-Headed Biker" when they used a shovel to battle the Sumarion Slug, but these events never happened in a previous episode. 4. Flem seems to know the layout of the Turtles' lair, but if it was that simple, then why couldn't Shredder and Krang ever track it down, considering Krang's more technical skills? 5. At first April is lowered in the vat of hot wax horizontally, but after the commercial break, April is being lowered vertically. 6. Flem freaks out twice about his wax figures melting, but the second time is a repeated clip of the first time his wax figures start to melt. 7. April's fanny pack is yellow in portions of this episode. 8. A part of Shredder's wax figure has different colors from his normal appearance and is missing his gauntlets. 9. Rocksteady's wax figure is missing its right shoulder strap. 10. Splinter's wax figure had a brown nose in his first shot. 11. As the Turtles walk past the replica of their lair, their shells are dark grey instead of olive green. 12. As April heads for Flem's mansion, the portion between the top and middle of the "6" on the News Van is red instead of light blue. 13. Before the commercial break, the positioning of the tied up Turtles against the wall from left to right is Michelangelo-Leonardo-Raphael-Donatello. After the break, the order switches to Leonardo-Raphael-Michelangelo-Donatello. Also, the way the Turtles are shown tied up is incosistent; before the break, it shows Michelangelo and Leonardo tied up on their stomachs, but not Raphael and Donatello. After the break, only the Turtles' feet are shown tied up. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. April signs out of her report with "April O'Neil, with Channel 6 News." 2. After Michelangelo heard about April's idea for pizza, Michelangelo says "Let's make Turtle Tracks, dudes!" 3. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga, dude!" when he pops out of the flodded storm drain on a surfboard. 4. April calls Edler "smogbreath" as he is about to lock her in the birdcage. 5. Flem calls Clyde a mushbrain after he drops some artifacts. After possessing hold of a replica Turtlecom, he calls Clyde a "doat." 6. Michelangelo: "We're all going to be Turtle Waxed!" 7. April calls Flem a scuzzy weasel after complaining that Flem considers news reporters like April a dime a dozen compared to the four Turtles. 8. April signs out of her final report saying "This is April O'Neil for Channel 6 News." Pizza References: 1. After April's report, she invites the Turtles to join her at Vinnie's Pizza. In response, Michelangelo says "did someone mention pizza at Vinnies?" 2. As the Turtles are shown at Vinnie's, Michelangelo asks Vinnie for a jumbo pizza with everything to go. However, Michelangelo notices that one of the pizza boxes above the counter on the menu is missing. 3. As Michelangelo goes after Clyde before he goes into the sewer system, he asks April to keep an eye on his pizza. In response, April feels that he has better things to do. 4. Michelangelo is shown with Vinnie's Pizza box after returning to the Lair. Pop Culture References: 1. Another Toys 'R' Us reference as Leonardo saves April: "Rescues 'R' Us." 2. Raphael tells Flem to pop out and say Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, this is your life, referring to the 1950s documentary-biography radio and TV series. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Raphael: Promise him (Michelangelo) a pizza and he'll follow you anywhere. 2. The Turtles seem to take the laughing gas from Clyde's truck TOO literally, all laughing hard for about 30 seconds. Leonardo says to Michelangelo that this is no time for gags. Towards the end, Michelangelo says "What else could I get you dudes to laugh at my joke?" 3. Donatello: "Why couldn't we use the elevator to get to April's apartment?" Raphael: "This is more visual." 4. Raphael: "They can always read addresses like this in the movies." 5. Michelangelo: "This Flem sure laughs a lot." Raphael: "Villains on this show always do." 6. Leonardo: "Let her go, you fiend!" Raphael: "Another classic line, Leonardo." 7. April: "Getting gas means never having to listen to bad jokes." 8. Leonardo: "Look out, gas!" Raphael: "Three times in one show." 9. Michelangelo: "Very funny dudes." Raphael: "Good one Leonardo." Wacky Inventions: 1. Flem's Waxmation Robots and remote control 2. Flem's Frequency Tracking Device 3. Flem's Special Turtle Knockout Gas 4. Flem's Wax-making vat of hot wax and control panel Kidnappings: 1. Edler gags and carries away April into a bird cage in Flem's mansion and locks her up. 2. Flem and his minions tie up all four Turtles against the wall in his mansion. At the same time, April is now hung from the ceiling and in line to become a wax figure. Notables: 1. This episode is animated by Murakami Wolf Dublin. 2. Vinnie is animated differently compared to his normal appearance. 3. Wax statues of Shredder and Mr. Ogg and the Turtlenator from previous episodes are seen, along with wax figures of Bebop, Rocksteady, and Leatherhead. Also, Flem's Wax Robots highly resemble the Turtlenator in design. 4. April's apartment has a different layout compared to its normal appearance since the beginning of Season 3, along with orange-colored walls. April's telephone in her apartment is still green, but is now push button instead of a rotary dial in the last episode. Also, the only part of the apartment block that is shown is the same as the hallway outside. 5. Final appearance of the "sleepy" background music cue at the start of the episode. 6. The Turtleneck jackets in which the Turtles are wearing in this episode are a different color to those worn in the last episode, in which they corresponded to their colored bandanas. Leonardo's is yellow, Donatello's is a light blue, Michelangelo's is red, and Raphael's is purple. 7. April's stock voiced scream is heard as she tries to outrun Flem's guard dogs. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 08-11-2012 at 04:22 PM.

08-06-2012, 09:11 AM	#122
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 73: Rondo in New York Written by: Francis Moss and Ted Pedersen Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Oswald Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Rondo Pat Fraley: Krang Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael Mistakes: 1. Shredder releases some movie snakes, and they slither towards tied up and sitting down Donatello and the college boy, but after the commercial break, both of them are standing up. 2. Rocksteady's eyes are white while Shredder speaks to Krang on his comlink. 3. Shredder's comlink is light blue instead of magenta when the back of it is shown in the theater's projection room. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. April signs out of her first report with "This is April O'Neil, live, for Channel 6 News." 2. Shredder calls Oswald a fool after he makes him spill the Vitalizer. 3. Donatello says "Donatello here" when he answers his Turtlecom. 4. Shredder calls the audience in front of the box office fools prior to the beginning of the Movie Marathon. 5. Shredder says that the blasted turtles are at the cinema while he's talking to Krang on the com-link. Krang calls the Turtles fools in response. 6. While Bebop & Rocksteady are eating popcorn, Shredder wants to enjoy the end of those meddlesome reptiles. 7. While Bebop & Rocksteady fight over a sample of the Vitalizer, Shredder calls them numbskulls. 8. The movie Rondo calls one of the monsters an alien scum. Pizza References: 1. Michelangelo mentions that the theater is serving free pizza. 2. After the Turtles reach the theater, Raphael wonders where the free pizza is. 3. When the Turtles reach April, Raphael mentions that pizza is their pied piper. Pop Culture References: 1. Bebop and Rocksteady are watching Cheezy & Freezy, a parody of Tom & Jerry on the TV in Oswald's lab. 2. As Rocksteady attacks Raphael and Leonardo, he says that this rock is going to roll, mentioning the music genre. 3. Michelangelo said to Raphael that Rondo owned a condominium on "Entertainment Tomorrow", a parody of Entertainment Tonight. 4. The monster movie marathon promo ends with "Be there and be scared", a takeoff on the popular 1950s expression "Be there or be square." 5. The movie Rondo appears in front of the street saying "Never fear, Rondo is here", a spoof on Underdog's catchphrase. 6. Another Wrath of Khan reference when the movie Rondo wants to prepare to face the wrath of an enraged Rondo. 7. (See Pizza Reference No. 3) Raphael mentioning that the pizza is their pied piper refers to the Pied Piper of Hamelin. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Raphael: "Isn't movie magic wonderful?" 2. Michelangelo to Rondo: "You got to help us. Us fans are counting on you!" 3. When Krang holds a sample of the Vitalizer in the Technodrome, he thinks Shredder is going to terrorize the city with more cheesy and sleazy cartoons. 4. Raphael: "I'm sorry, I just couldn't resist." 5. Raphael: "I know its a silly question, but why didn't we just take the regular elevator instead?" Leonardo: "I prefer the element of surprise." Raphael: "You're right Leonardo, it works every time." Wacky Inventions: 1. Oswald's Vitalizer, which makes inanimate things come to life. 2. The anti-monster searchlights Kidnappings: 1. April is briefly gagged by one of the movie's monsters. 2. Shredder kidnaps Donatello and Oswald and ties them up at the city college. Notables: 1. This episode is animated by Murakami Wolf-Dublin. 2. April's stock voice scream is heard after a movie monster grabs April. 3. Splinter does not appear in this episode, the first occurrence of this series. Episode 74: Planet of the Turtles Written by: George Shea Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Rupert Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Fritz Pat Fraley: Krang, Hans, Turtle Cab Driver Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop, Turtle Wrestling Announcer, Personal Energy Projector spokesman Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Dalton Dumpsky Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick, Dr. Turtlestein Mistakes: 1. Just as the Turtle Wrestlers enter the sewers from a portal, Leonardo speaks with Michelangelo's voice. 2. Shredder's boots flashed between light grey and back when he slipped on the glue while battling Splinter. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. April signs in with her Garbagecopter report with "This is April O'Neil for Channel 6 News." 2. Shredder sees the blasted Turtles when he sees them carrying hypnotized April on the Technodrome's main screen. 3. The Turtles say "Let's Turtleize them!" to Hans and Fritz as they drag them through the portal. 4. April says "I'm April O'Neil of Channel 6 News" to two Technodrome workers carrying protective suits. 5. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga!" as he launches his grappling hook at Fritz. 6. Raphael says "Banzai!" as he and Leonardo tackle two Foot Soldiers. Pizza References: 1. After Michelangelo was disappointed with the wrestling match on TV, he wanted to go out for pizza. 2. Speedy Turtle is a fast food choice that sells a regular pizza and a pizza on a bug. 3. The Turtles are eating pizza while watching April's report at the end of the episode. Pop Culture References: 1. The title of this episode is a parody of the 1968 movie Planet of the Apes. Donatello also comments that one of the channels he received on the TV in the Lair was from the "Planet of the Cows". In the van, Raphael wanted to tune in to "Planet of the Humans." 2. This episode has a bunch of wrestling-themed references, such as the World Federation of Intergalactic Combat Tag Team Wrestling, a spoof of the former WWF, now the WWE along with its Tag Team moniker, along with technical skills such as being pinned and a reverse double arm back forelock. 3. The method in which the Personal Energy Projector can be ordered is styled like a vintage infomercial, with ordering only via snail mail and a PO Box address. Later, when Rupert introduces the Portable Portal, he also says "batteries not included", a common expression on TV commercials. 4. The Turtles, April, Splinter are seen wearing the Technodrome's protective masks. This is a possible reference to the Stormtroopers of Star Wars. 5. Michelangelo calls Hans a Jolly Green Giant after the mascot of the vegetable company. 6. After April, Vernon, and Dumpsky fell asleep, Michelangelo thought that they were in Dreamland, which was a former amusement park in Coney Island in the early 1900s. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Shredder says to Rupert "Villains don't pay for things." 2. April says to the Turtles after the Garbagecopter crashes by saying "But I thought you guys were supposed to rescue us", given that the Turtles almost always have rescued April up to this point. 3. Shredder: "Oh I love being a villain." 4. After Donatello explains his plan to go to the Planet of the Turtles, Raphael says, "Did you folks at home get that?" 5. Krang: "And then, we'll go into reruns! I guess." 6. Krang: "I'm not sticking around for the climax of this show." Wacky Inventions: 1. Rupert's Personal Energy Projector (PEP) 2. Rupert's Beauty Overhaul Device (BOD) 3. The Garbagecopter 4. Dumpsky's Converter 5. The Technodrome's protective suits 6. Rupert's Pocket-Sized Portable Portal Notables: 1. This is the only syndicated episode of Season 4 not animated by Murakami Wolf Dublin, with the Murakami Wolf Swenson logo appearing at the end. 2. Hans and Fitz roles in this episode seem to have a similar function to Bebop and Rocksteady, which do not appear in this episode. 3. One of the cows in the channel that Donatello picked up from another dimension has a ring on a nose, a possible shout out to the bull in the episode "Mutagen Monster." 4. April's stock voiced scream is heard as Hans and Fritz walk through the portal in the sewers. 5. The first time in which Splinter and April were in the Technodrome's main control room. 6. In Turtle Tracks, Shredder instructed all Foot Soldiers to return to the Technodrome using a microphone. In this episode, we finally see Shredder using a microphone alerting the Foot Soldiers. A security alarm also sounds like in the first episode, but with a different pitch. 7. The episode ends with an iris out on Leonardo. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! 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08-06-2012, 01:06 PM	#123
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 75: Name That Toon Written by: Misty Taggart Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein Pat Fraley: Krang, Burne Thompson, Howie Hardy, Arty (the Junk Store Owner) Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael Peter Renaday: Splinter Mistakes: 1. Pay close attention to the countdown on the Dematerializer. Throughout the episode, the countdown is much different and sometimes adds remaining time. When it first appears, the countdown says 12. It is later shown saying 18, goes from 4 to 7 after the first commercial break, back up to 17 when we return back to the Technodrome where it goes as low as 2, then back up to 1879 later on, then quickly drops from 303 to 115 when it shows the Turtles trying to destroy the time bomb. 2. Right as the time bomb is defused, neither Donatello nor Michelangelo's mouths move to their lines. 3. When Krang first feels the effects when Howie plays the Motherboard, the shot of Shredder and him show Krang as smaller than Rocksteady and Bebop who were standing behind them. Also, the old Transport Module tubes which were seen behind them was a normal wall in a previous shot. 4. Krang's android hands are human colored instead of red when Krang first holds the tracking device to track the Motherboard's interference. 5. One of the knobs on the Turtles' TV is missing its cover when Donatello changes the channel in which we first see Krang. In a following shot, the knob is shown back on the TV. 6. Right as bebop throws the Motherboard through the portal, it is missing its black keys. 7. The word antiques on the junk store is incorrectly spelled "antigues." 8. After Michelangelo and Donatello catch the Motherboard, Michelangelo's "M" is missing. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Krang complained that the blasted Turtles used music to sabotage his computers. 2. Donatello answers his Turtlecom saying "Donatello here." 3. Shredder calls the Turtles fools after they thought that the Motherboard had something to do with Krang's threat. 4. Donatello calls Shredder "tin grin" as he tries to stop Shredder from escaping Howie's loft. Shredder says "you fools" as everyone starts to escape. 5. As Shredder causes a door to block the Turtles from escaping, he calls them "repulsive reptiles." 6. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga!" and the other Turtles say "Turtle Power!" as they grapple out of Howie's apartment building. Pizza References: 1. The pizza billboard on top of Vinnie's Pizzeria is shown when we see a shot of the Channel 6 building twice in this episode. 2. Michelangelo thought that the close call with the Dematerlializer had to do with the last pizza he had. 3. Michelangelo delivers a pizza to Howie's loft after the battle. Pop Culture References: 1. The episode title is a spoof on the game show Name That Tune. 2. Howie's song "Teenagers in Shells" is based upon the 1958 Dion and the Belmonts song "A Teenager in Love." Another song resembled "Get your Kicks on Route 66." 3. Donatello wants to watch "Adventures of secret agent 000", a possible reference to the 00 Agents of James Bond. 4. Howie's first song he wanted to play was "Big City Blues", possibly in reference to the 1932 film by Mervyn LeRoy. 5. Burne complains that the newsroom is too much like a hootenanny, which commonly referred to a folk-music party which was most common in usage from the 1930s to 1950s. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Irma: "It's playing our song", referring to the melody the Motherboard plays (See Notable no. 3) 2. Shredder: "It's curtains Turtles! I've always wanted to say that." Wacky Inventions: 1. The Dematerializer 2. The Motherboard 3. Donatello's tracking module 4. Donatello's Portal Activity Detector 5. Krang's tracking device Notables: 1. This episode is animated by Murakami Wolf-Dublin. 2. First appearance of Howie. 3. The melody in which the Motherboard and Dematerializer play automatically is "Heroes in a Half Shell" from the theme song. The song which Howie broadcasts citywide uses these lyrics in an '80s pop/rock styled song. Episode 76: Menace Maestro, Please Written by: Martin Pasko Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein Pat Fraley: Krang, Howie Hardy, Eric/Erk, Al Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael, First Construction Woker Peter Renaday: Splinter Mistakes: 1. April appeared to be smiling after Al had fired Howie. 2. The typeface for the words "LAUNCH TEST SEQUENCE ABORTED" on the Technodrome's big screen changes from a blocky font to a sportsboard-style font when we pan out in the next shot and back again. 3. Shredder, Bebop, and Rocksteady use the Transport Module Tubes to travel to Earth in this episode instead of the Dimensional Portal. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. April signs in her newscast in front of the music hall with "This is April O'Neil Channel 6 News." 2. Krang calls Bebop and Rocksteady morons after they believe that the Energy Accumulator is a vacuum cleaner. 3. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as the pipe organ rises from the pit. 4. Shredder hopes that those mutant morons had the Energy Accumulator assembled as he was returning to Rocksteady and Bebop. 5. Shredder refers to Rocksteady and Bebop as numbskulls after Rocksteady says "Ain't that it is me, boss?" 6. Bebop and Rocksteady say "Mama" after Erk attacks them. 7. The Turtles say "Go Green Machine!" as they come to rescue April and Irma. After their thanks, the Turtles all say "Turtle Power." Pizza References: None in this episode. Pop Culture References: 1. Eric/Erk's persona as the Phantom of the Moxie is a parody of the character from the novel/musical The Phantom of the Opera. Eric was the actual Phantom's true name. 2. The episode title is a parody of the 1938 swing song "Music, Maestro Please" by Jack Hylton & his Band. 3. April said that the Floxy was reopening as a new wave dance club, which was common throughout the 1980s. 4. The Floxy may have been named based upon the Roxy Theater on Broadway in NYC. 5. The melody in which Howie plays his first song on the pipe organ is based off of Jerry Lewis' 1957 rock and roll classic "Great Balls of Fire." 6. Raphael thought that there were Daddy, Mommy, and Baby Phantoms, in reference to Goldilocks and the Three Bears. 7. At the end of the episode, Raphael says whoever said rock and roll will never die never had to listen to Howie. This refers to the 1959 song "Rock and Roll is Here to Stay" by Danny and the Juniors. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Krang to Shredder: "At the rate you're going, you'll tune in to some silly cartoon show." 2. Shredder: "The Turtles? They're always in my way!" Krang: "It is their show you know." Wacky Inventions: 1. The Energy Accumulator 2. The Pipe Organ Spaceship 3. Donatello's Improved Tracking Module Kidnappings: Rocksteady and Bebop tie up April and Irma as ordered by Shredder. Notables: 1. This episode is animated by Murakami Wolf-Dublin. 2. Final appearance of Howie. 3. An urban legend states than the actual episode 76 was a cancelled episode titled "Shredder in Love." However, many sources state it was just a skip in the production numbering, and given the continuity with the previous episode, is generally accepted for this to be the actual episode number 76, and this topic will list episode numbers based on the proper order. 4. A few clips from the previous episode, "Name That Toon", are shown as the Turtles and Howie explain how they got the chips from Shredder. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 08-11-2012 at 04:21 PM.

08-06-2012, 03:42 PM	#124
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 77: Superhero For a Day Written by: Francis Moss and Ted Pedersen Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Male Cashier Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Jennifer Darling: Female Cashier Pat Fraley: Krang, Burne Thompson, Policeman Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael Peter Renaday: Splinter, Gadgetman, Channel 6 Anchorman Mistakes: 1. When the Turtles see the police taking Rocksteady and Bebop away, Raphael speaks in Donatello's voice. 2. Krang says that he needs a power vacuum to free the Technodrome from the lava bed and mentions the volcano's eruption, but the volcano hadn't erupted yet like it did in this episode "The Dimension X Story." 3. After Raphael asks "What about Shredder?" to Leonardo as they approach the bridge, Leonardo speaks in Donatello's voice. 4. While Michelangelo is swinging onto the bridge, Michelangelo's nunchucks are visible in some shots in his shell, but in others, they are missing. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. April begins and ends her report on Gadgetman with "This is April O'Neil, with Channel 6's Where are They Now." 2. Shredder calls Rocksteady and Bebop numbskulls after watching April's report. 3. As the Turtles enter the power plant they all say TURTLE, then only Donatello says "power" as they encounter Shredder and some Foot Soldiers. This is repeated when they enter the second power plant later in the episode. 4. Michelangelo refers to Shredder as Shredhead in the power plant. 5. Shredder is upset that the cursed Turtles escape the power plant after hearing the news report. 6. Krang says "Oh no" and Bebop says "Mama!" as the energy is rewired into the Technodrome and shuts off its power. Pizza References: 1. The Turtles are each holding several pieces of pizza like they are playing poker. 2. At the end, Michelangelo tells Gadgetman that he has a far out idea for a pizza dough tosser, and that we can't fight crime with a pizza. Pop Culture References: 1. This episode is one huge Inspector Gadget reference, including his Egg beater helicopter and van. 2. Another Underdog reference: "Never fear, Gadgetman in here!" 3. Gadgetman makes a Superman reference when he says "This looks like a job for Gadgetman!" 4. Michelangelo says that candy is mondo dandy, in reference to the Candy is Dandy poem by Ogden Nash. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Michelangelo: We'll don't have a cow, man. Raphael: Wrong show. 2. Shredder: "Why do I think this is where I come in?" 3. Gadgetman: "Taster the bitterness of defeat!" Rocksteady: No big deal, we taste that all the time. (Bebop and Rocksteady both laugh acting like a laugh track.) 4. Raphael: "So are you Shredder? Let somebody else handle the snappy comebacks, Leonardo." 5. After April explains to Donatello how she unplugged the generator, Raphael says "What do you expect? It's a cartoon." 6. All Turtles: "TURTLE..." Donatello: "Power." Raphael: "Didn;t we do this already?" 7. Leonardo: "They got away again!" Raphael: "After 100 episodes, you expected something different?" 8. Gadgetman; "The Meanage Newtant Injured Myrtles... no the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I'm sorry, I always have trouble with that." Wacky Inventions: 1. Gadgetman's Egg Beater Helicopter 2. Gadgetman's Pursuit Boots 3. Krang's Power Vacuum Amplifiers 4. Gadgetman's Van 5. Gadgetman's Plunger Rope 6. Shredder's Turtle Destruction Device 7. The Rewired Relay Kidnappings: 1. Gadgetman ties up a man during his flashback scene. 2. Gadgetman, Bebop, and Rocksteady kidnapped a few civilians and are found near Shredder's command center. 3. Gadgetman and some Foot Soldiers tie up the Turtles to the power plant's generator. Notables: 1. This episode is animated by Murakami Wolf-Dublin. 2. Irma does not appear in this episode, although Jennifer Darling still voices a character. 3. Krang's bubble walker is used when Shredder contacted him on his comlink while setting up the energy drainer. 4. Gadgetman must be of very old age since he wasn't suspicious as to why somebody claiming to represent a superhero is wearing a villainous costume. He also still watches on a black and white TV. 5. The Turtles wear their winter outfits in this episode. 6. The Technodrome briefly moves in this episode, the only time it ever does this entire season. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 08-11-2012 at 04:21 PM.

08-06-2012, 06:01 PM	#125
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 78: Back to the Egg Written by: Dennis Marks Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Murphy Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Pat Fraley: Krang, Maitre'd Barry Gordon: Donatello, Louie Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael Unknown Voice Actor: Captain Kroolik, Grillox, Uncle Bob Mistake: The Channel 6 building has the "6" shown as yellow instead of its normal red in this episode. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Captain Kroolik calls Shredder a clumsy idiot after he noticed that his Serum only worked on two of the pizzas. 2. Shrunken Leonardo call Raphael and Donatello meanies. 3. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" after he and Leonardo pull away on the Cheapskate. 4. Donatello answers his Turtlecom when April contacts him saying "Donatello here." 5. Tiny Leonardo and Michelangelo say "Tiny Turtle Power" after defeating Captain Kroolik. 6. As April gets tied up by Gorillox, she says "Let go of me you big ape!" 7. April calls Captain Kroolik a despicable heartless monster after she is tied up. 8. Shredder says that a Turtlecom keeps him in contact with those slimy reptiles. 9. Michelangelo says "Holy Guacamole" after he returns to his normal size. 10. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" after he lands on the studio's floor. Pizza References: 1. Michelangelo finds a flyer for Posh Pizza, that includes a special introductory offer of four pizzas for the price of one. 2. Shortly afterwards, Michelangelo suggest the Turtles to watch "The Turtles that scarped pizza." 3. The Turtles arrive in posh pizza, which unlike a typical pizzeria is a fine dining establishment. 4. The four pizzas are visible behind the Posh Pizza building when Shredder allows Kroolik to spray the Serum on the pizzas. 5. After the Turtles taste their pizzas, Michelangelo and Leonardo shrink in size thanks to the Serum's formula. Leonardo complains that he can't reach the pizza, and says "I want my pizza" like a four-year old. The shrunken Michelangelo then fights with Leonardo, and causes the slice to fly across the room and onto the Maitre'd's back, and start a food fight. 6. As Leonardo and Michelangelo get ready to cross the busy street full of traffic, three "Pizza For You" trucks showing five pizzas on them are visible. 7. Little Leonardo and Michelangelo are eating pizza in the kitchen while Donatello explains the Serum. Little Michelangelo says that the pizza is yummy but doesn't even remember how to make pizza. 8. (See Fourth Wall No. 3) In an alley, Raphael throws some pieces of rotten pizza. The search ends with Donatello finding Michelangelo's teeth marks on the slice of pizza he tasted at Posh Pizza and Raphael finding Leonardo's teeth marks. 9. After discovering the pizza that shrunk Leonardo and Michelangelo, Raphael jokes about stopping for more pizza. 10. Donatello explains to April on the Turtlecom that Shredder slipped some Serum on the pizzas. 11. Uncle Bob thinks that Leonardo is Italian, but responds by saying that he likes pizza. 12. Donatello instructs Raphael to bake two pizzas in the microwave after creating his antidote. 13. Donatello throws the two antidote-covered pizzas to Tiny Michelangelo and Leonardo, but Michelangelo feels tired of eating pizza, and Leonardo is not pleased with the mushroom topping. Raphael tells them to quite griping and eat the pizza, while Donatello tells them to finish the pizza and the Tiny Turtles will get ice cream. They agree and eat the pizzas, causing them to return to their normal state. Pop Culture References: 1. Preschool-aged Leonardo and Michelangelo chant the nursery rhyme "One, Two, Buckle My Shoe." 2. As Donatello and Raphael take off their trench coats, Donatello says "Easier said than done fella", possibly referring to the 1963 pop hit by The Essex. 3. Leonardo and Michelangelo are seen drawing coloring books in the living room. 4. One of the objects on April's TV/Computer that Leonardo is playing with looks like Pac-Man. 5. Uncle Bob's Costume Kiddie Cartoon Show features kids in the audience dressed as Bugs Bunny, a football player, a pirate, a ghost, a witch, and a princess. 6. Uncle Bob tells Shredder, Kroolik, and Grillox that they're taping Star Trek in studio 4B. 7. Michelangelo sings "Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush" as he spins around Kroolik in front of the stage. 8. Donatello says "Run April, Run" while she's still tied up, a possible reference to the 1975 David Geddes song "Run Joey Run." 9. The episode title is in reference to the 1979 Wings album of the same name. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Krang: "Stop whining Shredder! The show must go on." 2. Raphael reminds the other Turtles to leave the Maitre'd a tip, but instead of referring to the money added to the substotal, tells them to not eat crackers in bed. 3. Raphael: "Anybody who thinks that Ninja Turtles is all fun and games should see this episode." Wacky Inventions: 1. Krang's age-reversing Serum 2. Donatello's age-reducing Antidote Kidnappings: 1. Captain Kroolik slams a garbage can completely covering the shrunken Leonardo and Michelangelo. 2. Grillox ties up April in front of the Uncle Bob Show's stage. Notables: 1. This episode is animated by Murakami Wolf-Dublin and is the final syndicated episode of Season 4, unless if you consider "Turtles and the Hare" as a Season 4 episode as the DVD set does unlike most other sources. This is also the final usage of the original opening sequence until "Turtles and the Hare." 2. In the scene where Krang explains the serum, Shredder's movements and expressions suggest that he is laughing, but it is not accompanied with any sound. 3. Raphael is shown holding only one pizza before he and Donatello enter the Channel 6 studio before switching back to holding two as they enter it. 4. Despite the appearance of Krang and Shredder, Bebop or Rocksteady do not appear in this episode. Captain Kroolik sort of takes on a similar role to Baxter from the early episodes. 5. The Turtles' TV in their Lair looks more modern than normal in this episode with a more rectangular screen and more buttons. 6. First instance in which Shredder and Krang walk outside of the Technodrome onto Dimension X's asteroid. 7. Michelangelo's drawing of himself as a five year old is properly spelled "Michelangelo." 8. Michelangelo's nunchucks are never seen, even on his shell in this episode. Episode 79: Son of Return of the Fly II Written by: David Wise Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein Pat Fraley: Krang, Burne Thompson, Baxter Stockman, Computer Salesman Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Herman J. Mellish Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick Unknown Voice Actor: Z Mistakes: 1. When the debris from the clock tower's gears fell over Shredder, Baxter, Bebop, and Rocksteady, the sheath and dagger handle switched colors. 2. When Donatello unveils Baxter's footprint on a piece of plaster in the Lair, he first does it in the Turtles' kitchen but after the second commercial break, he does it in the bedroom. 3. Raphael speaks that the gadget might have sank in Leonardo's voice while at a junction near the end of the sewer system. He also says "I don't think so" in Leonardo's voice in the same scene. 4. How could the Turtles survive a fall after being sprung up from the clock tower without even noticing a slight pain? Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. When Baxter first sees the Turtles, he refers to them as "stupid, greasy." 2. Shredder referred to Baxter as a pipsqueak fly when defending his stance with regards to who should defeat the Turtles. Pizza Reference: Vinnie's Pizza's billboard next to Channel 6 is visible twice in this episode. Pop Culture References: 1. The clock tower has the same bell pitch as Big Ben's. 2. Raphael says "Do You Hear What I Hear?", a Christmas song when he hears what turns out to be Vernon's shaver. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Baxter: "Not funny, not funny!" Raphael: "Nobody likes puns anymore." 2. Before Shredder breaks down a wall at the clock tower, Raphael tells Baxter that Shredder won't show up. After Shredder, Bebop, and Rocksteady bust down the wall, Raphael asks Baxter to sue him. 3. Raphael: "Since when did we become the Teenage Mutant Ninja Boy Ninnies?" Wacky Inventions: 1. The Solid Energy Generator 2. Channel 6's advanced computer network, including a card reader-device. 3. Channel 6's secret door 4. Melish's Auto-destruct device Kidnappings: 1. Baxter ties up all four Turtles via the Solid Energy Generator's energy ropes and holds them hostage them in a clock tower. 2. April, Irma, Vernon, and Burne are held motionless to the ceiling by Z in the hallway in the Channel 6 building. Notables: 1. This is the first episode on the DVD set that was produced for CBS, and the first with the new opening sequence and no title card. The Group W Productions logo is silent after the MWS logo, and will remain that way for about half of the CBS episodes of this season. CBS episodes are also approximately 90 seconds longer than syndicated episodes at around 23 1/2 minutes in length, including the opening and closing credits. However, this was not the first episode that aired on CBS Saturday morning (The Dimension X Story). 2. The first appearance of Baxter's Alien Computer Z outside of his ship seen in "Bye, Bye Fly" and also the first time he is given a face. 3. The Rat King and Leatherhead are mentioned in this episode by Raphael. 4. The World Trade Center appears in this episode. 5. The T.V. Vision store has a sign that advertises a sale for widescreen TVs, which were very rare in 1990. 6. Bebop's eyes are briefly shown after the Turtles escape the clock tower. 7. Shredder's stock-voiced "Aaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhh" is heard as he is bound by Z. 8. Vernon is shown wearing a white undershirt at the end of the episode. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 05-11-2016 at 06:04 AM.

08-06-2012, 09:13 PM	#126
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 80: Raphael Knocks 'Em Dead Written by: Jack Mendelsohn Voice Cast: James Avery: Stagehand, Police Sergeant, Pinky's First Goon Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Shecky Schtick Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Mr. Bigelow Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson, Barney Stockman, Joey, Police Officer Barry Gordon: Donatello, Audience Member Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Anchorman Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick, Pinky McFingers Unknown Voice Actor: Pinky's Second Goon Mistakes: 1. Barney Stockman seems to know about Baxter's fly transformation, but ever since Baxter became a fly, he's been where he would have no contact with anyone on Earth. 2. The first scene of Pinky at the House of Ha-Ha was frozen. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Vernon says that Raphael is making a total fool of himself. 2. April tells Mr. Bigelow that she's April O'Neil from Channel 6 News. 3. In reply, Mr. Bigelow calls her a nosy reporter. Pizza References: 1. Leonardo asks if the other Turtles are interested in pizza. 2. A man asks Raphael where his pizza that he ordered is. 3. Michelangelo is seen eating a slice of pizza and mentions that Raphael missed a stupendous pizza. 4. Vinnie's Pizza's billboard next to the Channel 6 building is visible twice in this episode. 5. Raphael: "I have never seen a man eating a shark, but I have seen a Turtle eating a pizza." Pop Culture References: 1. Donatello wants to watch "Lifestyles of the Brilliant and Scholarly," a nod to "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous." 2. Michelangelo is seen reading a TV Guide. 3. One of Pinky's goons asks Joey to "Make me Laugh", which was on a couple occasions a TV game show. 4. A portrait of Leonardo's Mona Lisa is shown during Raphael's spell under the Gag-a-Magnifier. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Donatello tells Raphael that he gets his daily quota of bad jokes just by hanging around him. 2. Raphael says that he could be such a great stand-up comic if he wasn't so busy protecting the world from evil. 3. Raphael: "I've heard of a captive audience but never a captive performer." 4. Raphael: "I can't believe this is happening! This is too bizarre, even for a cartoon." (These lines also comprise a portion of the opening sequence of Rob Paulsen's podcasts.) 5. Every joke Raphael and the other comedians make while under the Gag-a-Magnifier's control is subject to this. Wacky Inventions: 1. Barney's Gag-a-Magnifier 2. Donatello's satellite TV system, bringing the TV to 112 channels. 3. Burne's Insect Repellent 4. Barney's Gagmasks 5. The Laughometer 6. Pinky's auto-disappear remote control Kidnappings: 1. Pinky magically forces Raphael to disappear, and is later shown tied up inside a bag in the trunk of his limousine! 2. After Raphael frees himself, he ties up Pinky and his two goons, though it wouldn't be long until they free themselves. 3. Pinky and his minions rekidnap Raphael with a net on top of him inside Barney Stockman's lab. Notables: 1. First appearance of Pinky McFingers. 2. Although Shredder does not appear in this episode, James Avery still voices a few minor characters in this episode. For the most part, the rest of this season will alternate between episodes featuring Shredder and another featuring a specific Turtle. 3. April pronounces Raphael as both "rah-fay-ell" and "rah-fie-ell" in this episode. 4. Michelangelo is seen holding and spinning his nunchucks as they arrive at Pinky's hideout with Leonardo and Donatello. 5. Barney Stockman's character design is the same as his brother Baxter except that his hair is red instead of blonde. 6. First episode with a special focus on Raphael. Episode 81: Bebop and Rocksteady Conquer the Universe Written by: David Wise Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Scientist Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Pat Fraley: Krang, Bully, Mayor Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop, Man with Cotton Candy Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Zach, Movie Director Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick Mistakes: 1. Rocksteady speaks with Bebop's voice when Zach gets away with the Anxietron Ray. 2. The sign on City Bank was misspelled "CTIY". 3. When Leonardo takes out his kantana to give to Zach, the sword sheath on his belt disappeared in the next shot. 4. When Raphael says "Well, that worked like a charm," Leonardo is shown gaining Donatello's mask. 5. On the side of one the Channel 6 News Vans in the building's parking lot while April in another van talks to Vernon, the logo is completely red instead of a red "6" on a white background and red border, rendering the "6" indistinct. 6. The "6" on both the side an back of April's news van as Gorgonzolla approaches her is partially indistinct. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Shredder calls Bebop and Rocksteady idiots and peabrain pinheads when he contacts them on his comlink. 2. As the Turtles jump into City Hall's elevator, Michelangelo says "Cowabunga." 3. Zach says "Turtle Power" as he tries to flee Rocksteady and Bebop with the Anxietron. 4. Michelangelo says Cowabunga as he and Zach slide down a tree branch to try and stop Rocksteady and Bebop. 5. Shredder calls Bebop and Rocksteady inculcate idiots right after he steps out of the portal. Pizza References: None in this episode. Pop Culture References: 1. "Gorgonzilla" is a parody of the movie Godzilla. 2. At City Hall, Bebop mentions that every day's a holiday except for Sunday, possibly referring to the 1937 film. 3. The title of this episode is in reference to the 1940 film Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. April: "How come you guys always have to wait until the last minute to rescue me?" 2. Zach says that he is a Turtle, but then April says that's funny and that he doesn't look like one. 3. Raphael: "Everyone gets a little tense now and then." Wacky Inventions: 1. The Anxietron Ray 2. Gorgonzola and its remote control panel Kidnappings: 1. Bebop and Rocksteady causes Gorgonzola to kidnap April by swallowing her inside his body. 2. Bebop kidnapps and ties up Splinter and he and Rocksteady ties him to railroad tracks. Notables: 1. Michelangelo is holding one of his nunchucks inside City Hall. 2. The elevator in which the Turtles jump in when Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" contains a shot which is used for the closing credit sequence for all non-Europe episodes for Seasons 4-7. 3. April's stock-voiced scream is heard after Bebop and Rocksteady reprogram Gorgonzola's controls to kidnap her. It is heard again right after Gorgonzola swallows April. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 08-19-2012 at 11:56 AM.

08-07-2012, 02:26 PM	#127
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 82: Raphael Meets His Match Written by: Charles M. Howell IV Voice Cast: Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Crew Member in Bridge Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Pat Fraley: Man in Donatello Costume Barry Gordon: Donatello Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Pat Musick: Mona Lisa Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Channel 6 Announcer Thom Pinto: MacDonald Crump, Captain Filch Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick Unkown Voice Actor: Blonde Woman with blue costume Mistakes: 1. While April is delivering Captain Filch's ransom report, the background is of the city skyline during the day, but the party takes place out to sea at night. It is also shown as daytime when Raphael says "we better get moving before it slithers its way back on board." 2. When Raphael surfaces through the sewer cover near Crump's yacht, he speaks in Leonardo's voice. 3. Raphael's "R" is missing when he tells Mona that she isn't a grotesque mutant. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. April calls Vernon a wimp as she grabs the camera from him. 2. April calls two of Filch's monsters overgrown seaweeds as she is being carried off by them. 3. Michelangelo says his stock-voiced Cowabunga as he slides down the Turtle Blimp. 4. Michelangelo says Cowabunga as he swings and knocks down seven of Filch's monsters. Pizza References: 1. When everybody returns to the Lair, Mona presents pizzas to everyone, thanks to Michelangelo's happiness. 2. The episode opens with a shot of Pick-a-Peck-o-Pizza, with a space-age design. The pizzas are very small. Raphael comments that MacDonald Crump owns the chintziest chain of pizza parlors in the world. Michelangelo then says that he would stick with Vinnie's, but three Turtles aren't happy enough that they won more mini pizzas from Pick-a-Peck-o-Pizza. Raphael's ticket shows a pepperoni pizza on the top of the ticket. 3. During April's report, Macdonald Crump says that his promotion at Pick-a-Peck-o-Pizza made the cruise possible. 4. As the yacht pulls away, Mr. Crump tells guest aboard to do his pizza restaurant's twist. However, Vernon says that all that pizza talk makes him nauseous. 5. MacDonald Crump says that he would sell shares of stock of his pizza chain just so Captain Filch could free him. 6. MacDonald Crump offers the Turtles as Vice Presidents of his pizza chain after they defeat Captain Filch. Pop Culture References: 1. MacDonald Crump is based off of tycoon Donald Trump. 2. "Pick-a-Peck-o-Pizza" was modeled after the alliteration Peter Piper Picked a Peck of Pickled Peppers. 3. One of the people in costume boarding Crump's yacht resembles Batman, and two others have a Ninja Turtle costume with Donatello's and Michelangelo's colors. 4. Mr. Crump's pizza twist is inspired after the 1960 Chubby Checker song. 5. Mona says in the bridge to Raphael that they will be trading one-liners with Davy Jones if the yacht doesn't change course. 6. Raphael knocks off one of Filch's monsters with a shuffleboard stick and treats it like a shuffleboard puck. 7. Raphael makes a Long John Silver reference when he swings to Captain Filch that he hasn't wrecked Long John Turtle. 8. Another Godzilla reference as Michelangelo is watching "Bugzilla" on the Lair's TV. 9. Aboard the bridge, Raphael says "mattahari" to Mona, which was a dancer convicted of espionage during World War I, and included a 1931 film starring Greta Garbo. 10. Captain Filch refers to "The Seven Seas", which are basically the seven largest bodies of water on Earth, though its meaning varies now and in a historical sense. 11. When Raphael says "Man to Mutant", this may have possibly referred to Man to Man, a 1922 movie. 12. April mentions about walking the plank, which is a form of torture practiced by rogue seamen. 13. When Michelangelo says "Brave little turtle", that may be a nod to the 1980 Thomas M. Disch novel The Brave Little Toaster. 14. As Raphael prepares to leave Mr. Crump for the Turtle Blimp, he says "Easy Come, Easy Go," possibly referring to the Elvis Presley song and movie of the same name. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Donatello: "Okay Raphael, the coast is clear. I finally get to say that." 2. Raphael: "Have we met?" Mona: "Yes, such a kidder." 3. Raphael: "I thought I was supposed to have the clever remarks." 4. Raphael: "Now I think she's finally catching on." 5. Raphael: "I feel a flashback coming on. You see, I told you so." 6. Mona Lisa: "I always wanted to hear one of the real Turtles say a line like that." Wacky Inventions: 1. Captain Filch's Forcefield Generator 2. Captain Filch Submarine's automatic catwalk Kidnappings: 1. Mona Lisa ties up two officers in the yacht's bridge. 2. About 15 people including MacDonald Crump are tied up and held hostage by Captain Filch and his monsters. 3. April is bound by two of Filch's monsters and has her mouth covered after her news report. 4. Raphael is tied up near the front of the yacht. Notables: 1. First usage of the short, 30-second 2nd intro introduced with 'Son of Return of the Fly II." This version had a tendency to be used for non-Shredder episodes because during CBS's one hour block of TMNT on Saturday mornings, the full intro had already been played for the first episode that normally features Shredder, and this was the second episode of the block. There are also no spoken parts (such as "Hey, get a grip") used as well. The lyrics for this short version are: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles They're the world's must fearsome fighting team! They are Heroes in a Halfshell and they're green! When the evil Shredder attacks, these Turtle boys don't cut no slack! Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Heroes in Half Shell, Turtle Power! 2. The dialogue that Raphael tells Mona Lisa that he's one of the Ninja Turtles is part of the introductory sequence of Rob Paulsen's Talking Toons podcasts. 3. Michelangelo is holding is nunchucks when he lands aboard Crump's yacht. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 08-11-2012 at 04:19 PM.

08-07-2012, 03:50 PM	#128
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 83: Slash: The Evil Turtle From Dimension X Written by: David Wise Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Donatello Impersonator Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Jennifer Darling: Secretary Pat Fraley: Krang, Slash Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop, Raphael Impersonator Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Donald J. Lofty Peter Renaday: Splinter, Fenton Q. Hackenbrush Mistakes: 1. A part of the Raphael impersonator's costume has a nose which turns a flesh color and not green. 2. Raphael is shown with Michelangelo's colors when Leonard and Raphael grapple with Slash. 3. When Donatelo says "What are they so miffled about?" just before the mob chases the Turtles, Raphael's pants are missing. 4. Leonardo's kantanas made a sheathing sound when Slash broke them. 5. Donatello's shell markings were moved when he and Michelangelo were ejected from the Space Bowl. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as he uses a grappling hook to knock down one of the sewer workers. 2. Krang calls Bebop a klutz after he knocks down an electrode next to the Superchraged Mutagen. 3. Bebop says "Mama!" after he opens the portal and Slash throws him away 4. Donatello says "that was my favorite bo" after Slash breaks a piece of it near the Freedom Bell. 5. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as the Turtles jump onto Slash's rocket. 6. Michelangelo says his long "Cowabunga" as the Turtles jump from the Rocket onto the Technodrome Space Vehicle. Pizza References: 1. Raphael tells Michelangelo not to eat jelly bean and sausage pizzas before going to sleep. 2. A box with a picture of a pizza on it is shown in Bebop and Rocksteady's quarters where Slash is. 3. Donatello asks April to meet the Turtles at the Flying Pizza Inn when he contacts her from a phone booth. 4. April is shown inside Flying Pizza Inn, where a chef is putting a pizza in the oven and another pizza is on the counter next to him. We then go outside and see a shot of the sign for the pizzeria. 5. A moment later, Slash goes inside Flying Pizza and eats a total of six pizzas on the counter while standing next to April. 6. April tells the Turtles after Slash gets away that he even liked pizza. 7. A pizza box falls on Slash's spaceship and Michelangelo says that April said that he dug pizza. Michelangelo then picks up the pizza box, says "pizza time, dude", and Slash says "give me that pizza." Slash then says "I want that pizza", then Michelangelo allows him to open it, only to reveal a few leftover crumbs. Pop Culture References: 1. Donald J. Lofty, like MacDonald Crump from the last episode, is a spoof of Donald J. Trump. Interestingly, he says "You are fired!" to Fenton at the end of the episode many years before it became Trump's signature catchphrase from the reality series The Apprentice. 2. The Freedom Bell in the park is a parody of the Liberty Bell in Philadelphia. 3. During the battle with Slash in the park, Leonardo tell Slash that he's giving Turtles a bad name, in reference to the Bon Jovi song "You Give Love a Bad Name." 4. Bebop in the Technodrome says "Like Father, Like Mutant," which may be a reference to the 1987 comedy Like Father, Like Son. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Raphael: "They might be autograph hunters." 2. Raphael: "Oh I feel so hard boiled in these trenchcoats." 3. As April tells the Turtles that Slash is roaming the city, Raphael says, "Just what this show needs. Another mutant turtle." Wacky Inventions: 1. The Space Scowl 2. The Technodrome Space Vehicle 3. Supercharged Mutagen Notables: 1. First appearances of Slash and Donald J. Lofty. 2. Michelangelo is shown holding one pair of nunchucks when the Turtles draw their weapons in front of Fenton twice in this episode. He is also shown holding a pair of nunchucks when the Turtles start to battle Slash in front of the Freedom Bell. 3. Final appearance of Krang's background music cue, used right after the first commercial break. 4. The Turtle Impersonators play a similar role to the Crooked Ninja Turtle Gang in the episode "Return of the Shredder." 5. Florida is mentioned in this episode. 6. It is revealed that the Flying Pizza is the same pizzeria first shown in the episode "Beneath the Streets", where we can see the Rex Movie Theater visible, though it is no longer playing the Kung Fu movie it was still playing in the episode "The Big Blow Out." 7. April's stock voiced scream is heard after she gets in the Channel 6 Newsvan and Slash bangs on the van. 8. The Chrysler Building is shown in this episode. 9. It is revealed that the wall in which the Technodrome's portal screen is attached to adjoins the exterior when Slash escapes. Episode 84: Leonardo Lightens Up Written by: Dan DiStefano Voice Cast: Cam Clarke: Leonardo Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Jennifer Darling: Channel 6 Switchboard Operator Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson, G. Clef, Man in Park Barry Gordon: Donatello, Fingers Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Tress MacNeille: Woman in Park Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Knuckles Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick Mistakes: 1. As Vernon drives off to escape the loud music, the top half of the "6" is fully red and indistinct. 2. The word "TURTLES" is not visible on the Turtlevan as Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo see Leonardo on a skateboard in a small park, and also when Leonardo skates near it when the fire hydrant's water gushes the van. 3. April reports from the US Mint, but there is no actual mint in NYC. 4. Donatello's belt initial is a Season 2-style white after the Turtles destroy the sound system and he says "Sometimes the simple answers are the best." Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Leonardo calls Splinter a fuddy duddy after a boost of energy lightens his personality. 2. Burne says "go go go go" to April on the phone while she's at the Dog Show. 3. Leonardo says "Cowabunga" after he lands on the beach after surfing. 4. Leonardo says "Cowabunga" when he demonstrates his skateboarding ability to Splinter. 5. The Turtles say "Turtle Power" after Leonardo returns to normal. 6. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as he fires his grappling hook at G Clef's sound system. Pizza References: 1. Michelangelo is practicing some new pizza recipes when Leonardo interrupts him and some pizza dough lands on top of his head. He interprets Leonardo's "cutting edge" by slicing the dough into six pieces, tastes on piece and admits he even likes it raw, and asks Leonardo for a slice. 2. Vinnie's Pizza billboard next to the Channel 6 building is visible. 3. Michelangelo wished that the Turtle Blimp would have landed at a pizzeria, not a sidewalk cafe. 4. Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo are eating pizza as Leonardo interrupts April's report. Pop Culture References: 1. Raphael is watching the game show Let's Make a Deal on the lair's TV based upon his "take door number 3" quote. 2. Another Frankenstein reference as Donatello says that the ray created a Frankinsurfer on Leonardo. 3. As Donatello talks to Leonardo right after he lightened up, he mentions Pandora's Box, initially referring to a jar opened by Pandora releasing all evil into the world, though it also refers to a single and album by Aerosmith. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Vernon interrupts April's sign on in her City Hall report by saying "and Vernon Fenwick." 2. Donatello never thought he would say that he actually misses the old Leonardo. 3. As Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo leave the Lair, Raphael says "Let's get laughing boy." 4. G. Clef: "Talk is cheap! Especially corny dialogue like that." Wacky Inventions: 1. Donatello's Personality Modifier Device 2. G. Clef's Super Stereo 3. Donatello's Soundproof Helmets 4. Leonardo's Soundproof Earmuffs Notables: 1. First appearance of Donatello's Personality Alterator Device. 2. The short intro is used for this episode. 3. April's stock voiced scream is heard immediately after the first commercial break. 4. The exact same animation is recycled when the Turtles are riding their blimp above buildings, specifically when the blimp is too far away to see the word "TURTLES." The first usage is as the Turtles are checking in on Leonardo at the beach, the second is right before we are introduced to the Soundproof Helmets. 5. First episode with a special focus on Leonardo. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 08-11-2012 at 04:18 PM.

08-08-2012, 12:19 PM	#129
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 85: Were-Rats From Channel 6 Written by: David Wise Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder, Man in Street Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Rat King, Second Explosive Thief Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein, Gypsy Woman Pat Fraley: Krang, Cheese shop Owner Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael, First Explosive Thief Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick Mistakes: 1. Donatello was with the other Turtles in battle with Rocksteady and Bebop in the plane, but after he, the other Turtles, Irma, and Vernon had fallen from the plane, was later seen riding the Turtle Blimp. It would have been more logical if he left the others to fight while he was going to get the blimp from the Lair. 2. While Rocksteady was speaking to Shredder on this Comlink, he wasn't holding the Comlink. 3. As the Turtles leave the Rat King's lair, Leonardo is colored red instead of blue. 4. Donatello's belt was purple instead of brown when April asked the Turtles if they had seen Irma and Vernon. 5. The Rat King first ties up Vernon with a brown rope, but in the next shot, he is shown tied up with a black rope, but later in the same scene, he is once again shown with a brown rope. 6. When the Rat King emerges from the sewers onto the street, the mailbox is incorrectly spelled "US MALE." In the next shot, the side door of the Channel 6 building is misspelled "REAR ENTRACE." 7. Leonardo starts out by untying April, but in a closeup shot of her, it is Michelangelo who finishes untying her despite apparently not switching places. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Bebop says "Mama!" as Vernon throws him aboard the airplane. 2. Michelangelo says his long "Cowabunga!" as the Turtles, Irma, and Vernon lose their grip from the airplane. Pizza References: 1. Michelangelo says to Leonardo that the thieves stole some cheese because they wanted some extra mozzarella for a midnight pizza snack. 2. Vinnie's Pizza's billboard is visible next to the Channel 6 building twice in this episode. Pop Culture References: 1. Vernon in the sewers with Irma says that rats scare the dickens out of him, referring to author Charles Dickens. 2. Raphael says that the mutagen is supposed to green, not tutti frutti, which was a 1955 Rock and Roll classic by Little Richard. 3. Raphael is sarcastic that the mutated Irma and Vernon and going to Holland for the Gouda Cheese festival. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Donatello: "I hate being the straight Turtle." 2. After Donatello says "Let's get out of here" after he shuts a sewer door preventing some rats from invading, Raphael says "I wish I said that." 3. Right before the second commercial break, Raphael says that he just can't take all of this suspense. Wacky Inventions: No new inventions in this episode. Kidnappings: 1. The Rat King kidnaps Irma and Vernon with his black rope (See mistake No. 5) 2. After Irma turns into a rat, she grabs April and is taken away with Rat King where she ties her up in his lair. Notables: 1. First of two occurrences which Irma and Vernon are turned into mutants. 2. Shredder speaks to Bebop and Rocksteady with his Comlink instead of watching them on the Technodrome's portal screen. 3. The original tension theme is used again before the first commercial break, and will continue to be used throughout the rest of this season. 4. Michelangelo spins one of his nunchucks during the battle with the Rat King in the sewers. He is also holding a pair when the Turtles reach the room where April is kidnapped. Episode 86: Funny, they Shrunk Michelangelo Written by: Michael Edens Voice Cast: Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Talbot Breech Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson Barry Gordon: Donatello Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick Mistakes: 1. Vernon's regular voice is heard after the cat licks him. 2. April's regular voice is heard when she says "and you and I do the same thing" after Michelangelo escapes from the submarine. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. When on his surfboard, Michelangelo says to Donatello that he hungers for a Cowabunga. 2. Michelangelo's Cowabunga echo is heard as a big wave pushes him out of the sewers. 3. Burne says "go go go" to Vernon when telling him to go to the harbor with April. 4. Leonardo says "We've got to do something!" after he sees that April and Vernon has been shrunken with the aircraft carrier. 5. Michelangelo's long Cowabunga is heard while he rides on top of the cat. 6. Michelangelo says Cowabunga when he swings onto the shrunken aircraft carrier in the bathtub. 7. Raphael calls Talbot "shorty" in demand to return Michelangelo, April, and Vernon back to their normal size. Pizza References: 1. Right before Michelangelo is shrunken, he says that he thinks he's scarfing some bad pizza. 2. Michelangelo says how he must look to a pizza with everything as the cat tries to eat him. 3. Michelangelo sees acres and acres of pizza inside the ship. 4. In the next scene, the other Turtles in the lair are eating peanut butter and salami pizza with double yogurt toppings. Pop Culture References: 1. This episode title may be based off of the 1989 movie Honey, I Shrunk the Kids, with some of the action based off of Tom and Jerry. 2. When the cat threatens the shrunken Michelangelo trapped in the bottle, he tells him to "beat it" in reference to the Michael Jackson song. 3. Raphael says to leave it to Michelangelo for him to take out the trash, a reference to the sitcom Leave it to Beaver. 4. When Michelangelo sees Talbot's phone, he says to reach and touch some turtles, in reference to the AT&T slogan of the 1980s and 1990s and also a Diana Ross song from 1970. 5. Michelangelo launches the airplane from the aircraft carrier by saying NASA's "Houston, we have liftoff." 6. When Michelangelo says to pick on somebody your own size, he fixates Talbot and the cat as he makes some twisted logic, and is also a trope on the website TV Tropes. 7. When Michelangelo is trapped in the bottle, he compares it to a Genie in a Bottle from Arabian Nights lore. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Raphael says that he'd knew thought that he would say that he needs Michelangelo. 2. Michelangelo says why can't there be a mouse hole when you need one like there is in the real cartoons as the cat chases him. Wacky Inventions: 1. Donatello's Wind and Wave Generator 2. Michelangelo's new surfboard 3. Talbot Breech's submarine, with robotic arms and control panel including a miniaturizing ray. 4. Talbot's three robots Kidnappings: 1. Talbot Breech's cat activates the submarine's miniaturizing ray, shrinking Michelangelo and ending up captured inside of a bottle with the top sealed by its robotic arms. 2. Talbot kidnaps the shrunken April and Vernon in a sealed bottle after Michelangelo had escaped. Notables: 1. This is the third and last time in this series in which Michelangelo has been shrunken while still being a Turtle. He was previously shrunken in The Incredible Shrinking Turtles and Back to the Egg, and this time he is even smaller than those other two occasions, with his voice in this episode pitched the highest of all of these occasions. 2. Right before the ray returns Michelangelo to his regular state, he is seen swinging his nunchucks. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 08-11-2012 at 04:18 PM.

08-08-2012, 07:21 PM	#130
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 87: The Big Zipp Attack Written by: David Wise Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Ajax Candy Worker Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein Pat Fraley: Krang, Burne Thompson Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Donald J. Lofty, Zipps Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick, Channel 6 Announcer Mistakes: 1. As a Zipp eats part of Donatello's pizza machine, Donatello fully becomes Michelangelo, and back to his original self. 2. Shredder's cape and flesh are the same color throughout the episode. 3. Krang's android body has fingernails right before he, Shredder, Bebop, and Rocksteady went to investigate Zipps' egg landing on the asteroid. 4. One of the Zipps double after it eats a steel door handle and a parking meter despite the fact that the creatures double only when they eat copper. 5. After the Zipp shrinks back to normal, it doesn't make an effort to fly back onto the skyscraper leaving Michelangelo instead to rescue him. 6. Donatello's bo is missing its strapping when the Turtles look up at zipp eating the candy factory's main tower. 7. Even though Krang later finds out about the volcano in "The Dimension X Story," he refers to the volcano that the Technodrome is stuck on as a mountain. 8. Raphael's colors are a bright purple (though not as light as Donatello) as he is cleaning up the pizza dough by the shell carpet. 9. Why would a Zipp appear on earth again after it came back to Dimension X only to end up in the sewers, where there is still a lot of copper left to repeat the process all over again? Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Krang says "Oh No!" after he sees some shafts broken, and Shredder calls Bebop a moron. 2. Krang calls Bebop a fool after Bebop finds that the Zipp is cute. 3. Raphael calls Zipp leadbelly after it eats the VCR. 4. The Turtles say "Go Green Machine!" as they start their quest to stop Shredder from destroying the skyscraper. 5. Raphael calls Shredder "chrome dome" right before he can escape into Dimension X through the portal. Pizza References: 1. Vinnie's Pizza billboard is visible next to the Channel 6 building. 2. Donatello tests out his automatic pizza dough maker, but it malfunctions, sending many pieces of pizza dough flying out of the device. 3. When the Turtles find out that Shredder is threatening to collapse Donald J. Lofty's skyscraper, Michelangelo thinks its pizza time rather than time to safe their friends. Pop Culture References: 1. The plot from this episode resembles the Transformers G1 episode "Kremzeek!" 2. Raphael calls Donatello's mistake of sending all the Zipps to eat the candy bar to form the giant Zipp a King Kong-sized mistake. 3. The Turtles are watching "Look Out For Daddy", a reference to an actual 1950s sitcom, "Make Way For Daddy" on the TV near the start of the episode. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: After the Ajax Candy worker tells Donatello that he's on of the Turtles' biggest fans, Donatello says that he'll send him an autographed photo later. Wacky Inventions: 1. The Rigidium Transport Vehicle and metal detector 2. Donatello's Automatic Pizza Dough Maker 3. Shredder's rigidium spire-destroying machine Notable: The Museum of Natural History appears in this episode. Episode 88: Donatello Makes Time Written by: Dennis Marks Voice Cast: Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Scientist Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, First Policeman Barry Gordon: Donatello Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Dennis Marks: Professor Lloyd Cycloid Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Museum Curator Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick Unknown Voice Actor: Second Policeman Mistakes: 1. After the effects of the Time Stopper had worn off, the Turtles' weapons disappeared when they fell to the ground. 2. During the final scene, the Time Stopper was drawn mirror-flipped. 3. Leonardo was shown with Raphael's sai when he spoke to Donatello on the Turtlecom at Cycloid's house. 4. At the end of the episode, the mushrooms on Michelangelo and Raphael's pizzas are red. 5. When all four Turtles are shown frozen, Raphael's and Michelangelo's belt initials are missing. 6. The same museum from the previous episode is shown, but April says that she's reporting art museum rather than the natural history museum. 7. Before the first commercial break, the frozen Turtles are shown in a diamond formation with Michelangelo at the top, Leonardo at the bottom, Raphael on the left, and Donatello on the right. After the break, the Turtles are shown in a horizontal formation with the order, from left to right, Michelangelo-Raphael-Donatello-Leonardo. 8. April's microphone is missing its circular top during her report at Spyro Laboratories. Also, the Channel 6 logo swaps its red and white colors as April comments on the year old pizza crust. 9. When Leonardo, Raphael, and Michelangelo arrive at the Turtle Jet Skis, four of them are still visible when Donatello's was used earlier and is later shown right below Professor Cycloid's laboratory. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. The Turtles say "Turtle Pow..." until Professor Cycloid freezes them. They finish the "Power" after their spell wears off. 2. Professor Cycloid says that the moment somebody opens the door to his lab, it will be Turtle Soup for Donatello. He repeats this after the second commercial break. 3. Leonardo says "Turtle Power" and Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as they hop on their Jet Skis. 4. After Leonardo says "water is our element", the Turtles say "Turtle Power!" 5. April signs out of her final report saying "This is April O'Neil, Channel 6 News, singing off." Pizza References: 1. Michelangelo eats a slice of pizza when he asks the other Turtles "what's the haps? 2. Raphael first believes that Donatello's Time Stopper is a state of the art pizza oven. Michelangelo thought that the greatest invention of the 20th century was the pizza oven, not the Time Stopper. 3. As Donatello's experiment begins, Michelangelo hands Raphael a piece of pizza and asks Donatello when to say "pizza cheese" to smile. Raphael then takes a bite, and then admits that when Michelangelo is unfrozen in time, that slice of pizza will be history. After Raphael is frozen, Donatello grabs the slice and finishes it. 4. After Michelangelo says "Where's my grappling hook", Raphael says "Where's my pizza?" Michelangelo responds by saying that there's a fresh baked one in the oven. 5. Donatello then cooks a pizza in which the Turtles eat in the kitchen. 6. April claims that Spyro Labs' laser can even slice a year old pizza crust. She then tells Vernon that they're lucky that they got a wall instead of a year old pizza during the demonstration. 7. Vinnie's Pizza billboard next to the Channel 6 building is visible. 8. Leonardo, Raphael, and Michelangelo are eating pizza while watching April's report after they save the day, and Michelangelo says "pizza lovers". Pop Culture References: 1. Donatello wondered if Thomas Edison had ever put up with a Time Stopper. (gone round the bend) scientist 2. Tu-Tu-Karmen at the art museum is based on the ancient Egyptian King Tutankhamen. 3. As professor Cycloid comes out of the sewer, he says that there's no place like home, referring to the Wizard of Oz phrase. 4. Donatello tells Cycloid that his name his Donatello, psycho, referring to the 1960 Alfred Hitchcock movie. 5. As professor Cycloid prepares is satellite, he sings "The Laser Cuts the Liridium" in the tune of the children's song "The Farmer and the Dell." 6. When Michelangelo says to "deep six it in the East River," he may be referring to DC Comic's Deep Six villains created by Jack Kirby. 7. Professor Cycloid tells Donatello to "make yourself comfortable,", a pop hit for jazz singer Sarah Vaughan in 1954. 8. Raphael compares some lasers in front of Cycloid's lab to the American Independence Day fireworks. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. While Donatello jet skis around the sewers, he says that the scenery is not much but the music is pretty exciting. 2. Professor Cycloid says that Turtle Soup is amusing and that he must remember that when he writes his memoirs. 3. Professor Cycloid: "I'm a scientist, not a poet. Ha ha ha ha!" Wacky Inventions: 1. Sewer Jet skis 2. Time Stopper 3. Spyro Laboratories Laser Device 4. Professor Cycloid's Toxic Slime Pit 5. The Cycloid Satellite Kidnapping: After Professor Cycloid freezes Donatello in his lab, he ties up Donatello and hangs him upside down. Notables: 1. First episode with a special focus on Donatello. 2.This is the only episode in which the writer has also voiced a character (Dennis Marks). His name is not shown on the Voice Talent listing, but is presumed to have been to have been his voice. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 03-18-2014 at 05:12 PM.

08-09-2012, 02:34 PM	#131
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 89: Farewell, Lotus Blossom Written by: David Wise Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder, Annoyed Restaurant Customer Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Sushi Chef Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Short Robber Pat Fraley: Krang, Chakahachi Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil, Lotus Blossom Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Japanese Man Peter Renaday: Splinter, Tall Robber Mistakes: 1. As Leonardo and Lotus are digging through a pile of onions, Leonardo is colored like Raphael. 2. Leonardo speaks in Donatello's voice after the Turtles rescue the urn. 3. No lava was seen around the Technodrome's tracks in this episode. 4. After Lotus breaks one of Leonardo's swords, another sword is shown on his belt after the other Turtles pick him up, though when the Turtles retreat into the record warehouse, only one of Leonardo's swords is visible. 5. The scene of the samurais drawing their swords is recycled in the next part of the fight. 6. Rocksteady is wearing Bebop's shoulder pads near the end of April's report. 7. Michelangelo's grappling hook was missing its hook when he spun it around but reappears when it wraps around the pearl thieves. 8. Donatello's mouth doesn't move when he says "You know? If I" as the Turtles stop the urn before it falls off a cliff in the sewers. 9. It's best to pause for this one, as it literally happens in a blink of an eye. At around the 6:33 mark, after we cut from Krang to Bebop and Rocksteady after he says "at least I'd know when to SHUT UP!", a shot of an Animatic used during the animation production process is visible. It is titled at a 135 degree angle and says RETAKE at the top, SC. 8P/8PA in the middle, and ROLL #96(A) at the bottom. 10. Donatello's mouth does not move when he says "Uh Oh" while standing in a box of records in the warehouse. 11. Donatello's eyelids are purple instead of green after he blinks his eyes after he says "that's what I call a record breaking event". Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Shredder was mad that the "repugnant reptiles", referring to the Turtles had the urn after listening to April's report. 2. Shredder calls Krang a fool when telling him that the urn has powers that he'd never dream of. 3. Shredder calls Bebop and Rocksteady morons after Rocksteady wants to go Earth to retrieve the urn. 4. Lotus calls the Turtles desoclators as the escape to the record warehouse. 5. After Lotus enters the warehouse, she calls the Turtles cowards. 6. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as the Turtles charge on Lotus in the warehouse. 7. Shredder calls Bebop and Rocksteady nincompoops when instructing them to get the urn on Earth. 8. Raphael says "wretched reptiles" when he does a Shredder impression to Lotus. 9. Raphael calls Rocksteady a hornhead and Bebop "hogbreath" during their battle with the urn. 10. Shredder calls Bebop and Rocksteady pinheads after he finds out that they destroyed the urn. Pizza References: 1. Michelangelo compares the vinyl records to burned out pizzas. 2. Michelangelo says that he'd find happiness in the pizza oven, but it turned out to be an old tire. Pop Culture References: 1. The warehouse contains a bunch of vinyl records, and Donatello even explains how they were considered a relic as it was what people used to listen to before compact discs (CDs). In 1990. the CD was the highest technology available for listening to music, and vinyl records by then were limited to a small niche audience. 2. Bebop quotes the Academy Awards when he says that if they had an Oscar for sneakiness, the disguised Shredder would be a shoe-in. 3. After Lotus invades the record warehouse, Michelangelo says "have it your way, dudette", in reference to the Burger King slogan. 4. The city transitions into a medieval Japanese city as Chakahahi uses his magic. Several Japanese cultural touchstones are featured, including mackerel, pagodas, and Mount Fuji. 5. Another AT&T reference when the Turtles end up in a telephone pole after the city returns back to normal when Raphael says "want to reach out and touch someone?" 6. As Michelangelo swings to Lotus, he says "All for one and one for all", which derives from the Latin phrase Unus pro omnibus, omnes pro uno, and is the motto of Switzerland and the motto of The Three Musketeers. 7. When Michelangelo lands in a box of records, he says that his Swashbuckling days are over, which refers to a movie genre that is influenced by the chivalry stories of Medieval Europe, such as King Arthur. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Raphael says that "it always works when they do it on TV" when referring to the scene of the crime where the urn got stolen. 2. After Rocksteady asked Bebop why he turned off the TV following April's report, Bebop said that there were cartoons coming on next. 3. Raphael says that you never get incredibly wise advice like Splinter gives on those other cartoon shows. 4. Raphael remarks on Donatello about the fact that ghosts are scientifically impossible right as Chakahachi appears in front of the Turtles. 5. Donatello: "If he (Chakahachi) is from Japan, why is he speaking English?" Raphael: "Because we can't afford subtitles!" 6. When Lotus tells Leonardo why the Secret Hideout is a secret despite being lots of signage, Leonardo tells her that its a joke. Wacky Inventions: 1. Shredder's Holographic 3D Video Camera, which is disguised as belonging to Channel 6. 2. The Urn of Chakahachi 3. Bebop's ladder-shaped missle Kidnappings: 1. Bebop kidnapps Lotus by firing a ladder-shaped missle at her and forcing her nailed to a brick wall. 2. Chakahachi's wife was kidnapped 400 years in the past. Notables: 1. Final appearance of Lotus. 2. Only episode in which every voice actor voices multiple characters. 3. This episode includes the 1991 Family Home Entertainment logo from the original VHS release on the DVD release. 4. Gorgonzola, which was a monster in "Bebop and Rocksteady Conquer the Universe," is mentioned by Michelangelo near the start of this episode. 5. The first scene of Lotus is a dream that transitions when she screams after Chakahachi grabs her. 6. The Turtles stock voiced grunt heard on the episode "Case of the Killer Pizzas" is heard as the Turtles, Bebop, and Rocksteady fight for control over the urn. 7. The episode ends with an iris out of Michelangelo in a tire-shaped iris. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 08-11-2012 at 04:16 PM.

08-09-2012, 02:35 PM	#132
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	We're about midway through the CBS episodes of this season now. Episode 90: Rebel Without a Fin Written by: Michael Reaves Voice Cast: Cam Clarke: Leonardo Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson, Ray Barry Gordon: Donatello Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Alan Oppenheimer: Dr. Polidorius Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Donald J. Lofty Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick Mistake: The "6" on the outside of the Channel 6 building is yellow instead of red for this episode. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga!" and "Prepare to be shell shocked dudes" when he appears in front of Splinter in the lair. 2. Burne says to April "go go go go go" in her office right before she contacts the Turtles on her Turtlecom. 3. Michelangelo says "talk about being shell shocked" after Ray zaps him into the water. 4. Leonardo, Donatello, and Raphael say "Turtle Power" as they battle Ray in the sewers. 5. Michelangelo calls Dr. Polidorius a sleazoid when the Turtles reach his lab. 6. The Turtles say "Turtle Power" when they reach Dr. Polidorius and Ray's hideout the second time. 7. Dr. Polidorius calls April a fool after she activates the emergency floodgate. Pizza References: 1. Three pieces of pizza on a pan are shown in the Lair in front of the couch when it is first shown near the start of the episode. During a fight in the lair a moment later, Michelangelo falls on the pan and causes one of the pieces to land on the floor and Michelangelo says "my pizza!" Splinter then trips and falls on the slice that landed on the floor. 2. Michelangelo finds a coupon for a free pizza in the sewers. 3. As the Turtles keep searching for April, Raphael says that the Turtles have gone through the sewers like Michelangelo goes through a pizza. Pop Culture References: 1. April mentions that Donald J. Lofty is building another yuppie reservation, referring to the Young Urban Professionals popularized in the mid-1980s. 2. When Ray encounters the Turtles, he tells them that they're looking for the snoopy reporter April, referring to the Peanuts character. 3. Dr. Polidorius says that after the explosives are detonated, the city will be called "New Atlantis." 4. After the Turtles are free from the electrical lights and as Dr. Polidorius escapes, Donatello calls him Polly Wolly Doodle after the folk song. 5. When Leonardo asks if April is alright, she tells him to call her "Tina Tuna,", a reference on pop singer Tina Turner. 6. The episode title derives from the 1955 film Rebel Without a Cause. 7. Shortly before April is mutated, Leonardo calls Dr. Polidorius "Dr. Polyanna", after the 1913 Eleanor H. Porter novel. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Raphael jokes that what kidnapped April was something at a weigh station, which does have a scale for trucks, instead of a fish mutant. 2. Raphael says that if the sewers were laid end to end, they would be long enough to reach the moon. 3. Raphael says "Oh man, not another mad scientist" when the Turtles reach Dr. Polidorius' lab. 4. After April turns into a fish, Dr. Polidorius says that she'll be getting fanmail from dolphins in no time. 5. Raphael mentions that they use SONAR to track villains in other fish stories. Wacky Inventions: 1. Dr. Polidorius's Evolution Accelerator 2. Dr. Polidorius's Explosive Chargers 3. Dr. Polidorius's Giant Computer Kidnappings: 1. Ray captures April in the sewers and brings her to Dr. Polidorius, and then throws her into the Evolution Accelerator, turning her into a fish. 2. Dr. Polidorius kidnaps the Turtles by activating a ring of high voltage lights around them. Notables: 1. Final appearance of Donald J. Lofty. 2. Ray in this episode is sometimes confused with Ray Fillet, a Mutanimal from the Archie Comics' Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures (TMNTA) series that is an ally of the Turtles. In fact, Ray Filley was originally intended to be what ended up being Ray in this episode, but creator Ryan Brown and TMNTA writer Stephen Murphy did not want to see this character as a villain. 3. April calls Ray "Fishface" when she asks her to release her, which is going to be a new mutant villain in the 2012 Nickelodeon animated series. 4. This is the only CBS episode from this season that ran during the second half hour and did not feature a Turtle as the feature character. 5. After Leonardo finished talking to April on his Turtlecom, a clip from the episode "Raphael Knocks 'Em Dead" was played, featuring Michelangelo and Donatello walking through the sewers in that episode. This footage was recycled in this episode when Leonardo says "Let's fan out and search for her!" when they were searching for April in the sewers right before another segment of footage from that previous episode showing the water flowing on the sewer floor was shown. 6. Shredder, Bebop, Rocksteady, and Leatherhead are mentioned in this episode. 7. The prefix poly- is used for name calling against Dr. Polidorius in this episode by the Turtles, including Polyunsaturated, Polynesia, and Polyhedron. 8. The credits are slightly modified in this episode and is the first episode since Season 1 that does not include the Group W Productions logo after the MWS logo. Episode 91: The Adventures of Rhino-Man Written by: David Wise Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder, Punk, Burglar Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Cheeseburger Man Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein, Old Woman in Street Pat Fraley: Krang, Policeman Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick, J. Gordon Hungerdunger, Hungerdunger's Butler Mistakes: 1. Leonardo is wearing Donatello's purple colors when he cut the rug on the wall to capture Hunderdunger's butlers. 2. The "6" on the Channel 6 building is yellow instead of red in this episode. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Shredder refers to Bebop and Rocksteady as idiots after he comes through the portal. After he bumps into them, he calls them morons. After he describes the Scanner, he calls them atom brain airheads. He then refers to them as morons after the two mutants escape. 2. When Hungerdunger asks to Shredder who's on the Turtle Blimp, Shredder responds by saying the "accursed Turtles." 3. Right before Shredder and his henchmen could escape through the portal with the diamond, the Turtles arrive saying "Go Green Machine!" 4. During the battle for the diamond, Shredder calls Raphael a wretched turtle. Pizza References: None in this episode. Pop Culture References: 1. The Turtles are dressed in navy blue jackets with white pants and sailor hats when they are topside at the start of this episode. This resembles the uniform of the Navy. 2. Shredder mentions Fort Knox where the largest reserve of gold in the US is held. 3. Another Underdog parody as Vernon says "Have no fear, Newsman is here," and Rhinoman says "Rhinoman is here." 4. As Newsman, Vernon says that he could do the Locomotion, a pop hit by Little Eva and Kylie Minogue in a single bond. 5. Raphael makes another King Kong reference when referring to the diamond like an engagement ring for him. 6. Two statues in front of Hungerdunger's mansion firing a laser at the Turtle Glider are carved like Cupid. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. In the living room of the Lair, Raphael warns the other Turtles that next week the show may be called "The Adventures of Bebop and Rocksteady." 2. As Rhinoman and Might Hog climb into Hungerdunger's airplane, Shredder says that he hates being wrong. 3. Raphael says that you'll become a zombie if you work in television for too long. Wacky Inventions: 1. Krang's Calcinator Heat Ray 2. Rhinoman and Warthog's Jet Packs 3. Shredder's Police Broadcast Scanner 4. Hungerdunger's Zombie Serum 5. The Zombie Serum Antidote Kidnapping: The dark haired burglar is tied up by Bebop and Rocksteady. Notable: Final appearance of the dark haired burglar who first appeared in "New York's Shiniest". The burglar has a lighter skin tone in this episode. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 08-11-2012 at 04:16 PM.

08-10-2012, 01:37 PM	#133
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 92: Michelangelo Meets Bugman Written by: Dennis Marks Voice Cast: Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Robber #2 Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson Dan Gilvezan: Brick Bradley/Bugman Barry Gordon: Donatello, Robber #1 Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael Peter Renaday: Splinter, Dr. Dome Unknown Voice Actor: Electrozapper Mistakes: 1. When Donatello and Raphael save April from the fire at the power station, Donatello's bo magically disappears when it lies on the ground. 2. While the Turtles are practicing and Michelangelo is blind-folded, he's wearing Donatello's purple colors and the "D" on the ninja belt. 3. When Leonardo asks where Michelangelo is, his mouth doesn't move. 4. When we get a shot of the Turtlevan with Michelangelo and Bradley inside, the word "TURTLES" is missing on the front bumper. 5. The central portion of the Channel 6 logo on the side of the Newsvan is blue instead of red and white in its first shot in front of the power plant. 6. April says that this is the first time she has gone flying with a real fly, but that had already happened in "Return of the Fly" when Baxter Stockman grabbed her and flies off with her. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. The second robber driving the truck full of loot calls Brick Bradley an idiot. 2. Michelangelo says "Cowabugga" when hearing about Bugman's origin. 3. Michelangelo says Bugman Power and Turtle Power together at last after accepting Brick Bradley's request to join him as heroes. 4. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as the Turtlevan launches out of the garage. 5. Raphael says that the electricity in the Lair is not acting as weirdly lately as the Cowabunga kid is, referring to Michelangelo. 6. Raphael says "as Michelangelo would say, Cowabunga!" as he, Donatello, and Leonardo pull away from the sewers on the Turtle Jetskis. 7. After Michelangelo is freed from an electron tube, Electrozapper calls Michelangelo an overgrown reject from a pet shop. 8. Electrozapper calls Michelangelo a repugnant reptile during his battle with him in the power plant. 9. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" right before Electrozapper retreats from the power plant up an elevator. Pizza References: 1. Michelangelo asks to Bradley "Do Turtles like pizza?" right before both put their seatbelts on in the Turtle Van. 2. A pizza is seen on the table in front of the couch in the Lair when Donatello reads an issue of the Bugman comic. Pop Culture References: 1. Dr. Dome's name is a spoof of the Marvel Comics villain Doctor Doom. 2. The Leestanite substance, which is Bugman's weakness, is named after Marvel author Stan Lee. Bugman's origin story and powers were inspired by Spider-Man and The Incredible Hulk, both created by Lee. Electrozapper was likely based off of the Spider-Man villain Electro. 3. This episode's plot somewhat resembles The Real Ghostbusters episode "Captain Steel Saves the Day." 4. April first calls Brick Bradley "The Incredible Hunk", a reference to The Incredible Hulk. 5. After April learns that the comic book-style heroes names' are Electrozapper and Bugman, she comments if she stumbled into a comic book convention. 6. When Electrozapper first attacks at April, she says "Take Five!", which is a 1959 jazz song by the Dave Brubeck Quartet. 7. Raphael says "Yes Virginia, there is a Bugman" during the final battle with Electrozapper, a parody of the expression "Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus." 8. Electrozapper tells Bugman "You don't mean a thing if it ain't got that sting," a reference to the 1931 Duke Ellington song "It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing". 9. When Michelangelo saves Bugman in the sewer, he says to him "A turtle's got to do what a turtle's got to do," a break-in on the John Wayne quote "A Man's Gotta Do What a Man's Gotta Do" from the 1953 movie Hondo. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. As the other Turtles turn the light off in the Ninja Practice room of the lair, Michelangelo says "Very funny. Turn the lights out on a dude wearing a blindfold." 2. When Michelangelo asks if Bugman's powers during his origin story contained floating like a butterfly and stinging liked a bee, his response was that some other guy already did that. 3. Michelangelo and Brick Bradley say that they are together because "you asked for it." 4. Leonardo, Donatello, and Raphael laugh very hard for about ten seconds after they read Michelangelo's note that he's gone off to fight Electrozapper with Bugman, and Raphael admits that its his funny joke he's ever made. Wacky Inventions: 1. Leestanite 2. Electron tubes Kidnappings: 1. Bugman wraps up and captures Electrozapper during his first battle with him. However, Electrozapper fights back and kidnaps Bradley and Michelangelo in electron tubes! 2. April is paralyzed and caught in a ring of fire after Electrozapper activates the electron tubes. Notables: 1. First appearance of Brick Bradley/Bugman. 2. Final appearance of the Turtle Jetskis. 3. After the MWS logo, the Group W logo reappears with its standard short version, consisting of a synthesized melody of three ascending notes repeating several times followed by a horn as the W fills to a brownish color. Also, the logo begins with the W appearing sideways as laser lights fill its outline. 4. The Family Home Entertainment paintbrush logo from the VHS release appears on the DVD release. Episode 93: Poor Little Rich Turtle Written by: David Wise Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein, Buffy Shellhammer Pat Fraley: Krang, Buffy's Father Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael Peter Renaday: Splinter Mistakes: 1. Before the first commercial break as Buffy's weight collapses a sewer pipe as she falls, the order the Turtles appear horizontally from left to right is Leonardo-Michelangelo-Donatello-Raphael. After the break, the order switches to Leonardo-Donatello-Raphael-Michelangelo. 2. Leonardo is seen with Donatello's bo as he talks to Buffy at April's apartment. 3. Raphael is colored like Donatello when he says "how come the odds became lousy all of a sudden" after a bunch of Foot Soldiers encroach on the Turtles. 4. When Michelangelo delivers two pizzas at the end of the episode, they are first shown looking more like pies, then look more like pizza in the closing shot of them on the table. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. April signs off of her report with "April O'Neil, happy hour news." 2. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as he grabs Buffy right before Bebop and Rocksteady could use the Shrinking Ray on her. 3. As the Turtles jump to save Buffy in the sewers, Raphael says "Banzai!" 4. Donatello refers to Bebop and Rocksteady as dimwits after the Turtles/Buffy land after the big drop in the sewers. 5. Buffy calls Rocksteady a sleazoid after he grabs her. 6. After Shredder contacts Rocksteady and Bebop on the Comlink, he calls them lamebrains. 7. As Bebop and Rocksteady invade April's apartment, the Turtles say "Go Green Machine!" 8. While being tested by the Brainalyzer, Buffy calls Shredder a junkman, ugly, stupid, and also calls Rocksteady and Bebop sleazoid goons. When the Brainalyzer malfunctions, Shredder calls Buffy a wretched brat and an obnoxious child. 9. Shredder says "destroy the Turtles!" when he commands his Foot Soldiers. 10. After the Turtles and Buffy escape the Technodrome, Shredder says that he doesn't want to see that wretched brat again. 11. Raphael calls Shredder "Shredhead" after returning Buffy to her estate. 12. Krang says "Oh no" as the Dimension X Asteroid spins out of control. Pizza Reference: Michelangelo delivers two pizzas to the table at the end of the episode. Pop Culture References: 1. Buffy first thought that Michelangelo was a Martian. 2. The episode title is a take off on the 1936 Shirley Temple film Poor Little Rich Girl. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. When Raphael talks to Buffy in the park, he says "How come we couldn't get stuck with one of those icky cutsy sweet kids that they have in all those other cartoon shows?" 2. As Donatello's bo breaks the popcorn machine and cause some popcorn mix to fall on Bebop and Rocksteady, Bebop says "That's what I call a tasty fight!" Wacky Inventions: 1. Shredder's Shrinking Ray 2. Shredder's 17 Tracking Devices 3. The carousel in the park has a switch that allows it to float up into the air. 4. The Technodrome's Brainalyzer. This is similar to the Brainwave Detector in the episode The Old Switcheroo but is not the same device. Kidnappings: 1. Rocksteady and Bebop capture Buffy after the Turtles fail to stop them at April's apartment. They then tie her up into the Brainalyzer. 2. After Buffy escapes from the Brainalyzer, Shredder shrinks her using the Shrinking Ray and imprisons her in a miniature prison. Notables: 1. The Turtles are seen wearing their winter apparel in this episode, which is rather odd since based on the tree foliage in West Park, it is presumably late spring, summer, or early fall. 2. Michelangelo is shown hold his nunchucks when he leaps over a brick wall in front of Bebop and Rocksteady at the Shellhammer's estate. He is also shown carrying a pair when the Turtles say "Go Green Machine" at April's apartment. 3. Final appearance of the Techno-Rover. 4. The Group W logo as it first appeared on Michelangelo Meets Bugman is used in this episode. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 08-11-2012 at 04:11 PM.

08-10-2012, 04:46 PM	#134
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 94: What's Michelangelo Good For? Written by: Ted Pedersen and Francis Moss Voice Cast: Cam Clarke: Leonardo Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Barry Gordon: Donatello, Dr. Lesseau Renae Jacobs: April O'Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Zoo Director Phylicia Rashad: Dr. Jane Goodfellow Peter Renaday: Splinter Mistakes: 1. After Michelangelo sets off an alarm, Leonardo speaks in Raphael's voice. 2. Leonardo speaks "Why do I have to go with you?" in Donatello's voice. At the start of this episode, the Turtles are wearing color-coded jackets. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Michelangelo says "Let's haul shell!" as the Turtles exit the Turtle Van into the Park Zoo. 2. April signs in with "This is April O'Neil for Channel 6 News" for her zoo report. 3. Michelanglo says that Jane's boat comes equipped with Turtle Power. 4. Leonardo says "Turtles Fight With Honor" after he is freed from his cell. 5. In response, Dr. Lesseau refers to the Turtles as wretched reptiles. 6. Dr. Lesseau says "destroy the Turtles" after he frees the zoo animals from their cells. 7. Dr. Lesseau calls the zoo animials stupid mutants. Pizza References: 1. Raphael says that Dr. Doolittle may be heading back to hell possibly for a pigeon pizza when responding to April about why they are at the zoo. 2. Donatello tells Dr. Lesseau that its all the pizza that they eat which makes them a mutant Turtle. 3. Michelangelo senses pizza while in the boat with Jane indicating where the Turtles have been kidnapped to. Pop Culture References: 1. Dr. Lesseau and his island is a spoof of the novel and film of H.G. Well's The Island of Dr. Moreau. 2. When imprisoned aboard Dr. Lesseau's submarine, he has the feeling that this is no Club Med, a travel program that specializes in getaways. 3. A Tarzan reference when Michelangelo says "Me, Michelangelo, you Jane" when they both swing on a vine. 4. Another Let's Make a Deal reference as Michelangelo says to Dr. Lesseau when he arrives at his hideout that he should have taken door number three. 5. Another Toys 'R' Us reference as Michelangelo thinks that Dr. Lesseau does his shopping at Robots 'R' Us as he sends out the Robotic Bear. 6. Raphael makes a Doctor Doolittle reference after April sees the Turtles in the park. 7. After Michelangelo first arrives on Dr. Lesseau's island, Raphael says that he can't watch Wild Kingdom, which is an actual TV show that features wildlife and nature. 8. After Dr. Lesseau has the Turtles captured in their cells, he says "Eeny, meeny, mighty moe, catch a turtle, watch him go", a spoof of the nursery rhyme "Eeny, meeny, miny, moe." 9. Dr. Goodfellow is named after Jane Goodall, famous for studying chimpanzees. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Raphael says "Don't you just love the way he delivers those noble speeches" after Leonardo tells Dr. Lesseau that he's wasting his time. 2. After Donatello says that a bul doesn't play fair, Raphael says that villains are supposed to because it is in their contract. 3. (See Notables No. 2) Michelangelo says that he heard a voiceover of Splinter. 4. After Dr. Lesseau's bull grabs Donatello, he says that there's too much violence on television already. 5. (See Pop cultural reference No. 3) Michelangelo says that he waited the whole show to say that. Wacky Inventions: 1. The Mutater Laser 2. The Robot Bear, Wolf, and Chimpanzees 3. The Island's surveillance system, including cameras and laser detecting system. 4. Dr. Lesseau's submarine Kidnappings: 1. Two of the robot animals tie up Leonardo, Raphael, and Donatello and then are imprisoned aboard Dr. Lesseau's hideout on his island. 2. Later on, Donatello is strapped up and is forced to be lying down on a chair and is sentenced to the Mutater Laser's effects. Notables: 1. Phylicia Rashad's name is not seen on the Voice Talent section of the credits, but it is confirmed that she voiced in this episode. 2. A voiceover of Splinter is heard from earlier in the episode describing how the Turtles are in grave danger is heard when Michelangelo sees the island in which the Turtles are held captive. 3. The Group W logo as it first appeared on Michelangelo Meets Bugman is used in this episode. 4. The Family Home Entertainment paintbrush logo from the VHS release appears on the DVD release. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 10-03-2012 at 04:44 PM.

08-10-2012, 04:48 PM	#135
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 95: The Dimension X Story Written by: David Wise Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder, First Channel 6 Technical Guy Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Vic the Video Store Owner Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein Pat Fraley: Krang, Burne Thompson, Zak Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil, Vernon Fangirl Tress MacNeille: Kala Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Angry Dimension X Alien Thom Pinto: Dask Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick Mistakes: 1. Zak says he can't afford a transdimensional portal on his crummy allowance, but in "Teenagers From Dimension X," his star cruiser was equipped with one. 2. Raphael's and Michelangelo's color are switched when Raphael tells Donatello to open the portal when he and the gang are in the volcano. In the same shot, Raphael is holding a Turtlecom shaped like April's. 3. The news report showing Michelangelo and Raphael battling the Dimension X aliens shows Michelangelo with Leonardo's blue colors. They flash back to orange as he defends against the attack. 4. Rocksteady was briefly missing his bandolier when he and Bebop tossed a huge tire at Raphael. 5. Wile April was filming the Turtles at the junkyard, the "6" on her camera was back to front. 6. While Vernon is holding the news camera at Plast-o-rama Pleasure Dome, the "6" is back to front. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Krang calls Rocksteady and Bebop a pinhead and a peabrain in their first scene. 2. Shredder says "Greetings, accursed Turtles" after he interrupts "Snow White and the Seven Samurai." He later calls them "web-footed wimps." 3. Krang says that he's surrounded by morons in the second Technodrome scene. 4. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as he loses his grip and gets pulled into the tornado. 5. Shredder called Rocksteady and Bebop fools after Michelangelo, Raphael, April, Irma, and Vernon arrived in the Technodrome. 6. April says "What a story!" after she's excited that she's in the Technodrome. 7. Michelangelo says his long Cowabunga after he and his friends swing out of the Technodrome onto the Dimension X asteroid. 8. Raphael says Cowabunga as he swings at Rocksteady and Bebop in the Technodrome. 9. Michelangelo refers to Shredder as Shredhead and Chrome Dome as he releases some oil on him. 10. Immediately afterwards, April says "What a Story" twice until Vernon steals her camera. 11. Shredder calls Michelangelo a wet-footed creep after Michelangelo's attack on him wears out, who in response says Cowabunga as they send him, Bebop, and Rocksteady into the Laundr-o-matic. 12. Shredder calls Bebop and Rocksteady morons after they land in the Laundr-o-matic. 13. Krang calls Bebop and Rocksteady idiots after they along with Shredder returning to the control room. 14. Krang calls Shredder an idiot after the lava hardens, keeping the Technodrome stuck. Pizza Reference: Vinnie's Pizza's billboard is visible in the shot next to the Channel 6 building. Pop Culture References: 1. At the video store, Raphael wanted to rent "Snow White and the Seven Samurai", referring to both the Seven Dwarfs Disney movie and 2. One of Vernon's topics on his talk show was if Elvis Presley invented the video game. 3. When the tornado was approaching the Turtles in the junkyard, Raphael asked Donatello if he was sure Shredder is gong to drag them to Oz, referring to the cyclone scene from The Wizard of Oz. 4. As the Turtles leave the Lair, Raphael tells Splinter to capture his subscription to "Turtles Home Companion," referencing Home Companion magazine. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. After Raphael says "That was easy" and some lasers fire from Bebop and Rocksteady, Raphael says "I have to stop saying things like that." 2. As the Turtles run on the asteroid, Raphael tells the Turtles to believe in fairies. Then the Neutrinos arrive, and he says "What did I tell you?" 3. Donatello from the Channel 6 building says "I wonder what Raphael and Michelangelo are doing right now." We cut back to the Technodrome and Raphael says "I wonder what Donatello and Leonardo are doing right now." Wacky Inventions: 1. Dimensional Teleporter 2. The Neutrino's aqua-colored Starcruiser, with saw and hammer 3. The Technodrome's Laundr-o-matic Computerized Clothes Washing System 4. The space vehicle that Vernon is driving 5. The Pleasure Dome's rocket powered pogo stick 6. Krang's volcanic detonator explosives Kidnappings: Rocksteady and Bebop capture April, Irma, and the Neutrinos inside the Plast-o-rama dome and drive them off inside the volcano next to the Technodrome. Notables: 1. Michelangelo and Raphael are successful in blowing up the volcano and trapping the Technodrome in molten lava, but it is never explained how it erupted in the syndicated episodes of this season. 2. The first time Irma and Vernon visit the Technodrome. 3. As original recordings circulate, this was the actual first episode that aired on CBS Saturday Morning on September 8, 1990, along with Donatello's Degree afterwards. On the DVD release, there is also no Group W logo after the MWS logo, and will remain so for the next several episodes. Finally, the credit sequence is back to the one used for the "first" 11 CBS episodes. 4. Final appearance of the remix of the main battle theme. 5. Kala says that if the Technodrome was free, it would be bad news for everyone in Dimension X. However, nothing of disaster ever happened to its inhabitants when it left for Earth in "My Brother, the Bad Guy." 6. The scene where Shredder says "I've gotta get out of this bonehead outfit" was recycled as it was used earlier in the episode when he said that he'd find the Turtles right after Krang revealed to him about the Technodrome being trapped on the volcano. 7. The Neutrinos still have their red Starcruiser as seen throughout the series, but instead of a blue Starcruiser as their other vehicle, they have a bluish green Starcruiser. 8. Michelangelo spins his nunchucks and throws one at Rocksteady's firearm in the Technodrome in this episode. Episode 96: Donatello's Degree Written by: Jack Mendelsohn Voice Cast: Cam Clarke: Leonardo, First Musclebound Scientist Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Alarm System Spokesperson Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson, Second Musclebound Scientist Barry Gordon: Donatello, Train Conductor Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Professor Filo Sopho Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick Mistakes: 1. Donatello's bandana is missing when one Musclebound Scientist says "bye, bye, turtletop." 2. When Splinter appears in the Lair's living room and asks the Turtles if they have seen Donatello, his left kimono insignia logo is missing. 3. A banner at the graduation ceremony says "SOPHO U. CLASS OF '94", however it is presumed that this episode takes place in 1990. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: Shortly before Donatello is kidnapped, he tells Irma that Professor Sopho is a crackpot, a wacko, a nutcase, and a walking loony bin. Pizza References: 1. Vinnie's Pizza's billboard next to the Channel 6 building is visible. 2. The two musclebound scientists deliver a bunch of pizzas to Irma, going by the pseudonym "Donna Tello." This was because on Donatello's application, he listed his favorite foods as pizza, pizza, and more pizza. 3. Raphael thinks that all of the pizza crumbs are making Maxwell, Michelangelo's pet fish, hyper. 4. When in the Channel 6 Newsvan, Michelangelo says that the eggheads in his fishbowl with Maxwell are drier than a year old pizza. Pop Culture References: 1. Michelangelo is listening to a Walkman when he says "Work's a synch when you dig a cool beat" in the Lair. 2. Irma calls a scientist a Whiz Kid when talking about the Binary Transducer, in which the term Whiz kids has referred to a number of pop cultural touchstones, from the University of Illinois basketball team from the 1940s to the 1980s TV show about a group of teenaged computer hacking amateur detectives. 3. When Leonardo rescues Donatello, he says "Never say Never", which may refer to a song from the 1986 film An American Tail to a song by Styx on their Cornerstone album. 4. When Raphael speaks to Michelangelo with his fishbowl containing his pet Maxwell in the Lair, he says "the nut doesn't fall far from the shell," a spoof on the proverb "The apple does not fall far from the tree." Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. A Musclebound Scientist says to Irma that he likes that sense of humor to a brilliant scientist, and Donatello says that was close. 2. As two scientists encounter Donatello, one says to him that they should cook his goose. Donatello says "You two wimps, you got to be joking." 3. After Michelangelo belives that Donatello is hanging out at the library from the Lair, we cut back to the university and Donatello says "Yes, I actually am hanging out at the library." 4. At the graduation exercises, Donatello says "Why am I talking to myself?" Wacky Inventions: 1. The Binary Hexadecimal Retriever Transducer 2. The Giant Galvanometric Oscilloscope and remote control 3. The Cybernetic Security System Kidnappings: 1. The Cybernetic Security System briefly kidnapped Donatello by clawing him tight. 2. After Donatello warns Irma of the dangers, the two Musclebound Scientists cover Donatello with a bag, tie him up with a chain, and carry him away to the Oscilloscope where he is held hostage. Notables: 1. First appearance of Professor Filo Sopho. 2. The short intro is used for this episode. 3. This was the second episode aired by CBS on September 8, 1990, the Turtles' Saturday morning debut. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 05-11-2016 at 05:59 AM.

08-11-2012, 07:38 AM	#136
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 97: The Big Cufflink Caper! Written by: David Wise Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder, Pietro Calzone Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Babyface "Beaver" Cleaver Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Wealthy Cufflink Victim Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein, Wealthy Opera House Woman Pat Fraley: Krang, Wally Cleaver Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael Peter Renaday: Splinter, Big Louie, Gargantuan Toy Company Designer Mistakes: 1. The first site of April and Irma over the vat of taffy shows them in a frozen image, even when they speak. 2. The bow tie from Donatello's suit is missing in the fourth shot of him holding it up. 3. When Michelangelo tells Leonardo on the couch that April has never won an award before, Leonardo's belt initial is missing. 4. In the first shot of the Turtle Van, the word "TURTLES" is missing from the shell on the front bumper. 5. After three dishes fire from the wall at the Calzoni mansion, Michelangelo's belt initial is in its Season 2-style colors with a white initial and gray outline. 6. On the balcony outside of the Calzoni mansion, the Turtles belt initials are in their Season 2 colors, but as they jump, they switch back to the normal gray initial and white outline. 7. As the Turtles jump into the Turtle Van after retreating from the mansion, the word "TURTLES" is missing on the front bumper. 8. The word "TURTLES" is missing from the front shell bumper on the Turtle Van as it drives some winding roads on the way back to the city. 9. Leonardo's belt initial is a Season 2-style white when he says "We're gonna have to figure out some way of destroying it" in the Turtle Van. 10. When we first see a shot of a pizza at the pizzeria, the cheese on it is colored white, but in a later shot, it is colored orange. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Shredder calls Big Louie an incompetent chiseler when he first appears on Big Louie's monitor in his office. 2. Shredder calls Rocksteady and Bebop idiots after Rocksteady thinks that Shredder will never get his hands on the cufflinks. 3. Raphael calls Shredder "Shredhead" after he comes out of the portal at the manson. 4. Donatello calls Shredder "Shredhead" when he holds the cufflinks at the taffy factory. 5. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga!" as he swings across the taffy vat to free April and Irma. 6. Right before Raphael hoses down Big Louie with taffy, Big Louie refers to the Turtles as "dirty reptiles." 7. After Shredder discovers that he received the fake cufflink at the Technodrome, he refers to the Turtles as "repulsive reptiles." He then appears on the Turtle Van's monitor to greet the "wretched Turtles." Pizza References: 1. In the Lair's bedroom, Michelangelo says that he's used up every weird pizza recipe in the book. 2. When the Turtles arrive at the retirement tribute, Michelangelo hopes that its pizza for dinner. 3. When Michelangelo first encounters Big Louie, he says that he's tired of working for pizza crust. 4. When Donatello asks the other Turtles who Pietro Calzoni is, Leonardo believes its the pizza tycoon, Raphael says its the owner of all the Calzoni pizza parlors, and Michelangelo says deliver within six hours or your pizza is cold. 5. At the Calzoni mansion, a portrait containing three pizzas is shown on a wall. Michelangelo then sees a giant pizza cutter, and we then see a room with two more pizza portraits and a pizza that hangs from the ceiling. Three dishes then fire and Michelangelo refers to them as killer pizza trays. Donatello then figures that Big Louie is even more hung up on pizza than the Turtles are. 6. A bunch of pizzas are mechanically thrown at Big Louie, Shredder, and his mutants after Babyface discovers that the cufflink is under seige. 7. The Turtles go to a pizzeria after returning to the city, and Raphael says "after all they have gone through, how could they have look at a pizza?" Pop Culture References: 1. Wally and Babyface "Beaver" Cleaver are parodies of characters from the 1950s TV sitcom Leave it to Beaver. 2. The episode title is in reference to the 1957 movie The Big Caper. 3. At the retirement tribute, Leonardo tells a waiter that he's with the Halloween products division. 4. One of the toys that the Toy Company showcases was a "Transfarmer," a spoof on the Transformers. Another was a "Chatty Charmaine" doll, in which an actual Charmaine doll exists. 5. After Donatello slides and falls on the mall's ice skating rink, he says that it will be the last time that he makes a Dorothy Hamill impression. 6. Two of the cufflinks in Calzoni's mansion consist of a design of the Confederate Flag, two of a Greek design, and two of an Ancient Egyptian style. 7. Raphael thinks the goons at the retirement tribute are "Bowling for Turtles," a reference to the game show Bowling For Dollars which peaked in popularity in the 1970s. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. After Raphael believes that whoever possess the cufflinks could rule the world, he says that its one of the silliest things you've ever heard. 2. As the Turtles leave the pizzeria for the taffy factory, Raphael asks if their is a script actor in the house. Wacky Inventions: 1. Big Louie's Explosive Cufflink 2. Big Louie's vacuum gun 3. Gargantuan's Little Wonder Junior Assault Weapon 4. The Zamboni Machine 5. The Turtle Van's analyzer 6. Donatello's Automatic Buffing Machine Kidnappings: Shredder and his minions capture April and Irma and carry them to a taffy factory, where they are hung above a taffy vat. Notables: 1. First appearance of Big Louie. 2. Tony "The Butcher" Vivaldi (or his double) appears as one of Big Louie's henchmen but his voice is different. 3. Donatello mentions how the Turtles have never worn their tuxedos before. However, they were previously worn in the episode "Back to the Egg", and this is their last appearance in the series. However, that episode had a different writer. 4. Michelangelo uses his nunchucks to hit the cracked spot on the mall's ice rink. He also draws them during the battle at the taffy factory. 5. April's stock voiced scream is heard as she and Irma are about to get kidnapped. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 08-11-2012 at 04:08 PM.

08-11-2012, 07:38 AM	#137
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 98: Leonardo Versus Tempestra Written by: Misty Taggart Voice Cast: Cam Clarke: Leonardo Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Night Watchman Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson Barry Gordon: Donatello Gaille Heideman: Tempestra Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick Mistakes: 1. When Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo wake up in the arcade, the patterns on Michelangelo and Leonardo's shells are drawn the wrong way. 2. When Leonardo says "Tempestra's powers need power," his mouth doesn't move. 3. Raphael says "Is this about this Tempestra game" in Donatello's voice to Leonardo on the Turtlecom. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Raphael calls the dummy Shredder "Shredhead." 2. Raphael says "Let's make Turtle Tracks" when the Watchman approaches the Turtles at the arcade. 3. Burne calls Vernon an idiot when he knows that its 112 degrees in his office. 4. April says that she's "April O' Neil, Channel 6 News" when Tempestra asks Leonardo who his friend is. 5. Tempestra calls Leonardo a fool when she says to him that she's programmed to win. 6. Michelangelo says Cowabunga when he, Raphael, and Donatello jump out of the Watertight Hatch. Pizza References: 1. Michelangelo appears to be carrying about five pizza boxes when the Turtles arrive at the arcade. 2. Two boxes of pizza are shown on the arcade's floor as Raphael tells Donatello to wake up. One box is open and except for a crumb is empty, and there are pizza crumbs strewn over the floor. Michelangelo is seen eating a slice of pizza. 3. Michelangelo offers Leonardo a slice of shredded coconut and sweet pickled pizza when the Turtles return to the living room of their Lair. Raphael and Donatello are also shown eating pizza. 4. Raphael brings a supply of pizza pans to Donatello's Diving Belt, and the top pan contains a slice of pizza, which Michelangelo eats despite denying that his pizza pans are being used. 5. A pizza shop is visible when April drives in her news van. 6. Michelangelo is eating a slice of pizza when Donatello explains his plan to stop the flood outside of the Lair. He says that soggy pizza can be a real drag. 7. After Raphael offers Leonardo to play more games at the arcade, Leonardo says a couple pizzas and movie will be just fine for him. Pop Culture References: 1. The arcade the Turtles arrive at is typical of a 1980s/very early 1990s era video arcade. Some of the games include "Slime Surfer", "Turbo Tentacles", and "Brain Buster". But having a character talk in a clear voice on an arcade game was still almost unheard of in 1990, which apparently eluded Leonardo to try "Tempestra's Revenge." 2. Raphael refers to Donatello as Sleeping Beauty, best known for its 1959 Disney animated feature, when he sleeps at the arcade. 3. Pac-Man's gameplay and loss of life sounds from the arcade version is heard when Leonardo gets a game over on Tempestra. 4. A Coca-Cola billboard is visible as April drives past Times Square. 5. After Leonardo jumps into April's news van, April compares Tempestra's earthquake to a Shake N' Bake recipe. 6. Leonardo tells April in the news van about a snack attack, which was a computer game released in 1982 for the Apple II. 7. Leonardo says on his Turtlecom to the other Turtles after Tempestra comes to live that it will be Doomsday if they other Turtles' don't arrive in a flash, in which Doomsday was the title of a novel by Warwick Deeping first published in 1927. 8. During the final battle, Michelangelo tells Tempestra's fire monster not to play with fire, in which "Playing With Fire" contains a multitude of references, from the tiltle of several films, including one from 1921 co-written by Doris Schroeder, to a 1981 novel by Charlotte Lamb under the pseudonym Sheila Holland. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. After Irma's meeting with Burne, she says "And I believe this job was a promotion." 2. After Leonardo and April's ride on the roller coaster Gigantus, she asks if April wants to go on again with him, but then says "just kidding." 3. Leonardo tries to convince Tempestra that her power is just a joke during the final battle with her. Wacky Inventions: 1. When a player reaches Tempestra's Revenge reaches the final level, the power surge along with the player's computer input forcs a hyperfield vacuum that pulls Tempestra into the dimension the player is playing the game. 2. Donatello's Diving Belt 3. Donatello's Watertight Hatch Notables: 1. First appearance of Tempestra. 2. The short intro is used for this episode. 3. A dummy of Shredder is shown in the Ninja Training Room. 4. Leonardo has a brief dream in which Tempestra says that he'll never beat her. 5. Michelangelo is shown holding his nunchucks when he arrives at the final battle scene after jumping from the Watertight Hatch. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 04-20-2013 at 08:30 PM.

08-11-2012, 04:06 PM	#138
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 99: Splinter Vanishes Written by: Francis Moss and Ted Pedersen Voice Cast: Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rodney's Father, Food A La Dude Critic Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Rat King, Food a la Dude announcer Jim Cummings: Leatherhead Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson Barry Gordon: Donatello Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil, Rodney Van Gelt Rob Paulsen: Raphael Peter Renaday: Splinter Mistakes: 1. Leonardo is colored like Michelangelo as they split up as the Turtles are on the street. 2. Raphael tells April that Leonardo is at the corner of 5th and Main, which does not exist in the actual NYC. 3. In the first shot of Leonardo in Roseanne's Fitness Center right before we see Leatherhead, his "L" his missing. 4. After Raphael backflips onto a crate to dodge the Rat King and his rats at the warehouse, is "R" on his belt is missing. 5. When Donatello says "Raphael" while he's tied up upside down, his eyes disappear for a fraction of a second. 6. As the Rat King and Leatherhead's robots encroach on the Turtles, Michelangelo's twirling nunchucks or grappling hook are heard, but the Turtles are frozen. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. April signs on with her report with "This is April O'Neil for Channel 6 News." 2. Rat King calls hits rats "his loyal subjects" after they sense to him that the Turtles and Splinter are gone. 3. The Turtles say "Turtle Power" after they are reunited by Leonardo. 4. Leatherhead calls Splinter a "fur-covered saw brat" as he encounters him and the Rat King. 5. Rat King calls his rats "his disloyal subjects" after Splinter meditates them away. Pizza References: 1. Michelangelo decides to miss April's report so he can eat a couple of pizzas in the oven. 2. After April's report, Michelangelo says "It's pizza time," and then says to Leonardo that Splinter hates pizza. 3. Vinnie's Pizza's billboard is visible next to the Channel 6 building in this episode. 4. At the fitness center, Leonardo says that his job isn't much but does keep him in pizzas. 5. On the Food a la Dude show, Michelangelo demonstrates strawberry surprise pizza with anchovy sauce. 6. After Michelangelo is fired from Food a la Dude, he goes to the show's freezer to retrieve his secret pizza sauce. 7. When April arrives at the empty Food a la Dude studio, she feels Michelangelo must have swallowed all of the pizza pride he had. 8. Leonardo and Michelangelo say that a King without any subjects is like a Turtle without a pizza. 9. Michelangelo delivers a Swiss Cheese pizza topped with mint gator at the end of the episode. Pop Culture References: 1. At the fitness center, Leonardo tells a couple of students to shake their booties, after the 1976 KC and the Sunshine Band disco song. 2. Michelangelo mentions John Wayne during the battle with the robots. (may good fortune shine on you) splinter on tv report 3. Rodney Ven Gelt mentioned a Singing Turtlegram, a parody on the Singing Telegram that is used to deliver funny messages by telegraph, with the Sing-o-gram truck providing the transport of them. 4. Right before April is grabbed by Splinter, she describes the scene as a regular Rat Race, which provides a multitude of pop culture references including a 1950 science fiction novel by Jay Franklin and the 1960 film The Rat Race by Robert Mulligan. 5. Leatherhead tells Leonado in the Fitness Center "No more Mr. Nice Gator", a parody on "No More Mr. Nice Guy," which has provided a multitude of pop cultural references including an Alice Cooper song. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. After Raphael sings Happy Birthday to Rodney, he says that he just sings it and doesn't write it. 2. Raphael feels that he is stupid saying "Sally's Silly Singing Song-o-Grams Here" in a warehouse. 3. Raphael says that its ironic that he's trapped like a rat like a rat after a hook grabs him at the warehouse. 4. After Donatello asks April after he escapes the burning Fix-it-Shop, April replies by saying "It's your show." 5. April says "don't these villains get tired of using an abandoned warehouse as their hideout?" as she enters the warehouse that Raphael got kidnapped in. Wacky Inventions: 1. The Robotic Control Microchip 2. Leatherhead's Android Alligators 3. The Rat King's Robot Rats Kidnappings: 1. The Rat King's rats freeze Michelangelo and tie him up in the freezer at Food a La Dude and drag him away to the Rat King, where he is later hung upside down by Leatherhead in the Rat King's lair. 2. Raphael gets grabbed by a hook by the Rat King in an abandoned warehouse and is tied up like Michelangelo is next to him. 3. Leatherhead sprays some gas at Donatello on the street and grabs him into Leatherhead's car and ties him up in the Rat King's lair next to Michelangelo and Raphael. Notables: 1. This is the only CBS episode that aired during an hour block that was designated as a "Shredder episode" that does not feature Shredder. 2. Final usage of the original tension theme right before the first commercial break. 3. Michelangelo is seen twirling his nunchucks as the Turtles draw their weapons after they are reunited and say "Turtle Power." 4. The Group W logo as it appeared on "Michelangelo Meets Bugman" is used in this episode. Episode 100: Raphael Drives 'Em Wild Written by: Misty Taggart Voice Cast: Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Clothing Store Worker Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson, Little Huey, Premier of Vadeem Barry Gordon: Donatello, Mr. Big Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Mayor, Professor Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick, Oscar Mistakes: 1. Raphael was initially seen carrying five pizza boxes from Vinnie's, and is shown again when he reaches the Lair in Oscar's body. Then after the other Turtles attack him, the shot of him covered with pizzas shows about 15 to 20 pizza boxes on top of him. 2. A traffic signal shows a formation of green on the left and red on the right, which is the opposite formation of how a horizontally formatted traffic light is shown, right before we cut to shot where Mr. Big falls next to Raphael as Oscar in the cab. 3. As Michelangelo says Cowabunga, the Turtle Van bumper is only spelled "TURTLE", missing its "S". 4. After April makes a U-turn on her News Van and takes out her Turtlecom, the shell design on the back is missing. 5. When Oscar as Raphael does a ninja punch in front of the Turtle Van, both the word "TURTLES" and the shell design from the shell bumper is missing. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Oscar as Raphael says "Let's Make Turtle Tracks" and "Turtle Power" as he and the other Turtles head through the sewers. 2. Michelangelo says "Cowabunga" as the Turtle Van drives around with Oscar as Raphael driving. Pizza References: 1. At the beginning of the episode, Michelangelo asks Leonardo and Donatello where Raphael is with the pizzas. 2. Raphael sees Vinnie's Pizza after his ride in a shopping cart. 3. Little Huey then drives over to Vinnie's Pizza, where Raphael is seen picking up five pizza boxes before hopping in Oscar's cab. Oscar then says that Raphael must pay extra for those pizzas because they aren't a pizza delivery service. 4. Soon, Little Huey carries seven pizzas out of Vinnie's, but after realizing that Oscar's cab is gone, falls down, dropping the pizzas and forcing one to open and splatter on Little Huey. 5. Mr. Big is upset that Little Huey stopped for a pizza instead of delivering him the Transmogrifier. 6. The Turtles get worried in the Lair that they've last seen Raphael at Vinnie's Pizza over two hours ago. Soon, the body swapped Raphael as Oscar delivers the pepperoni and onion pizzas to Donatello, Michelangelo, and Leonardo. Unfortunately, the they suspect a intruder and knock him down, causing all the pizzas to topple on top of him, and some of the pizza flies out of the boxes onto other boxes, the wall, and the floor. Raphael in Oscar's body said that he was just a little late delivering the pizzas. 7. A whole pizza is shown on the coffee table in front of the couch when Michelangelo and Donatello sit on the couch with Leonardo and Oscar's body on either end of the table. 8. The Turtles are eating pizza when watching Oscar get an award on the TV in the Lair. Pop Culture References: 1. When the Turtles start to discover that Raphael is inside Oscar's body, he says that he's just entered the Turtle Twilight Zone. 2. After Raphael returns back to his real body, he tells Donatello that he was driving a pumpkin on the way to Cinderella's Ball, referring to the fairy tale and Disney film. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: Raphael says "Big city cab drivers, don't you just love 'em?" at the end of the first scene of him in Oscar's cab. Wacky Invention: The Transmogrifier Kidnapping: Little Huey and Mr. Big kidnap the Premier of Vadeem at Pier 53. Notables: 1. The Rex Theater returns in this episode, but this time is playing "Slime Creatures From Planet Zurp." This would be its final appearance. 2. Similar to The Old Switcheroo, the Transmogrifier causes a body swap takes place between Raphael and Oscar, except this time their voices are switched along with their minds. 3. Michelangelo pronounces Raphael "Ra-fie-el" instead of is normal "Ra-fay-el" when he figures out that Raphael's personality is inside Oscar's body. 4. This marks the final appearance of the Group W logo for a CBS episode on the DVD releases. This time, the complete "Laser W" logo sequence that was shown abridged in "Michelangelo Meets Bugman" is used, and begins with a blue rectangular octagon rotating around with pinkish orange laser lights forming the W, along with a few extra ascending synth tones. However, for later episodes as originally aired on CBS and USA Cartoon Express for the rest of this season and Season 5, the Group W Productions laser lights logo would continue to be used (in its full form with the synth tones). __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 05-11-2016 at 06:02 AM.

08-12-2012, 06:05 PM	#139
pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 101: Beyond the Donatello Nebula Written by: Dennis O'Flahterty Voice Cast: Cam Clarke: Leonardo, First Card Player, Clam's Clunkers Cowboy Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Hiram Grelch, Cab Driver, Thin Grelch Goon Barry Gordon: Donatello Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Fat Grelch Goon Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick, Second Card Player Unknown Voice Actor: Algy Mistakes: 1. During the taxi cab ride, Donatello becomes Michelangelo. 2. After Michelangelo runs from the police when he's wearing a dog mask, Donatello is seen in the Turtle Van, but he isn't with the Turtles. 3. Leonardo cuts the ropes that binde April, but he fully becomes Donatello, who isn't even in this scene, holding Leonardo's sword. 4. Part of a news desk at Channel 6 disappears when Grelch's goons force April and Vernon back against the wall. 5. The "6" on the Channel 6 building is yellow instead of red when Donatello and Algy head over to Grelch's apartment. 6. When April tells Grelch that it's too bad his plan to take over all of the TV stations is going to fail, there are spaceships outside of the windows. 7. Donatello's belt ties are missing when he introduces Algy to the Turtles. 8. When the Turtle Van stops in front of the Channel 6 building, a shot of the front has the word TURTLES spelled "UTLE." 9. Michelangelo's nunchucks are white instead of brown when he is first shown inside the Grelchs' penthouse. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. April signs in her report with "This is April O'Neil, Channel 6 Action News." 2. Algy calls the two Grelches in the Channel 6 News Studio inconsiderate ruffians. 3. April says "Put me down you big gorilla" when the red Grelch kidnaps and gags her from the news studio. 4. Hiram Grelch calls the Channel 6 employees pigheads when he talks with April inside the skyscraper. 5. Hirman calls his two minions wimps when they don't recognize that the martian on the TV is really Algy in a costume. 6. Hirman calls his two minions pinheads when he sees that there's only 30 seconds left until the robot invasion. 7. Leonardo, Raphael, and Michelangelo say "Turtle Power" when the slide down the ropes from the Turtle Van to the Grelchs' Penthouse. Pizza References: 1. Raphael wonders if extraterrestrial Turtle life will have pizza. 2. Michelangelo causes a prank to Donatello that there is an extraterrestrial Turtle that wants a pizza with double cheese and anchovy pizza toppings. 3. Vinnie's Pizza billboard next to the Channel 6 building is visible twice in this episode. 4. As Donatello meets algy, in the Lair, Michelangelo is rolling pizza dough with a pin and Leonardo wants to wait for Donatello to finish his new pizza machine. Michelangelo however wants to break the whole pizza barrier. 5. Michelangelo then says that frozen pizza is the happenin' thing, as he, Leonardo, and Raphael eat pizza while watching April's report on the TV. 6. Michelangelo delivers seven pizzas from Vinnie's to Algy and takes it back to his home. Raphael is upset that Algy took all of the pizza, then Michelangelo says that he saved a slice, only to have Algy take it in case he takes the scenic route home. Michelangelo was then upset because of this. Pop Culture References: 1. On the rooftop of a building, Donatello says that they would laugh at Albert Einstein's "Theory of Neutronic Thermozoids", which is a reference to his Theory of Relativity. 2. When Algy meets Donatello, he says to him "You can call me Algy," a reference to the 1986 Paul Simon song "You Can Call Me Al." 3. Algy in his spaceship tells Donatello if he's a Warp Drive mechanic, which was used in Star Trek. 4. The car chase scene is a common plot device used in action movies, and this one may be inspired by the 1971 movie The French Connection. 5. Donatello explains Algy about how cathode ray tubes are found inside your television, which is antiquated now since flat-panel LCD and Plasma televisions replaced CRT sets during the 2000s. 6. Donatello sees that Algy has tiddlywinks, an indoor game played on a mat with a set of disc. 7. April says that the film festival is over when she starts to lose hope. Film Festivals are popular cultural events showcasing new films and talent. 8. When Michelangelo says "Leapin' Lizards!" when he sees Algy in the penthouse, that refers to the catchphrase from Little Orphan Annie. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. In the Turtlevan, after Raphael tells Leonardo to tell him something that he doesn't know, Leonardo responds by saying that he was telling the viewers. 2. April says "Usually only the Turtles get to do things like this when she fires the glue gun at the Grelch's. Wacky Inventions: 1. Algy's Flimofob Spaceship 2. Donatello's Extraterrestial Turtle Transmitter 3. The Grelch Goons' Sticky Glue Guns Kidnapping: A Grelch Goon carries off April from the news studio, puts her into a limousine, and tie her up near the top a skyscraper, which is Grelch's penthouse. Notables: This along with Big Bug Blunder were aired in a backwards fashion on CBS, since it is the only time this season where the Shredder and Krang episode is aired second in the one-hour block. Episode 102: Big Bug Blunder Written by: Michael Reaves (see Mistake NO. 2) Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder, Hot Dog Vendor Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Jim Cummings: Genghis Frog Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein Pat Fraley: Krang, Burne Thompson Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick Mistakes: 1. Krang's abdomen was red after a mutant ant entered through the portal. 2. Michael Reeves' first name during the title graphic is incorrectly spelled "MICHEAL". 3. A sign on a fence in which the mutated scorpion destroys is incorrectly spelled "NO TRESTASSING" instead of "NO TRESPASSING." Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Shredder calls Rocksteady and Bebop imbeciles after they fire their lasers at a fly in the Technodrome. 2. Afterwards, Krang calls the two mutants mutton headed mutants because they damaged the mutagen. 3. After the mutated fly escapes through the portal, Krang calls the two mutants meddling morons. 4. Shredder calls Rocksteady and Bebop bumbling dolts when he explains his plan about mutating the insects with mutagen. 5. Shredder calls Bebop a dunderhead after he drops some mutagen causing an ant to mutate. 6. A warehouse contains balloon floats used in the Thanksgiving Day Parade, which is sponsored by Macy's in the real world. Pizza References: 1. The episode begins with a shot of the Pizza Emporium pizzeria, and then cuts to the lair with Michelangelo delivering a pizza box, and says that watching TV and scarfing pizza makes his fulfilled existence. 2. Michelangelo bets pesos to pizzas that the first mutated fly's origin is Dimension X. 3. The Turtles, April, and Genghis are eating a pizza at the end of the episode, and Michelangelo tells Genghis that likes to scarf some pizza after a victory. Pop Culture References: 1. Donatello calls the mutated scorpion Scorpio after the zodiac sign and constellation. 2. When Michelangelo sees that the mutated fly has returned free, he describes the scene as "Close Encounters of the Bug Kind," referring to the 1978 movie Close Encounters of the Third Kind. 3. Rocksteady describes a bunch of ants running on the ground as a "wild ant chase", a possible reference to the John Fletcher comedy play The Wild Goose Chase. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. After Shredder hates to admit calling Rocksteady and Bebop bumbling dolts, Bebop says that he loves it when his boss Shredder gives him compliments. 2. Raphael says that if the superhero business ever dries up, Donatello could get a job as a construction worker while Donatello uses a forklift to battle the scorpion. 3. After Shredder signs out of his comlink conversation and says that soon the city will be conquered by giant ants, he says that it is moments like this that he lives for. Wacky Inventions: 1. Metalhead's Vacuum Cleaner 2. Shredder's Insect Growth Mutagen 3. Krang's Vile Device with a time mechanism Kidnappings: 1. A mutated scorpion briefly grasps Michelangelo. 2. Rocksteady chains up and ties up the mutated ant to a railing. Notables: 1. Final appearance of Metalhead. 2. The first appearance of Shredder and Krang in five episodes and Shredder's first reference in four episodes, the longest drought without the two main villains in the series up to this point. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power!

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pannoni1 Foot Elite Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: USA Posts: 3,447	Episode 103: The Foot Soldiers are Revolting Written by: Michael Reaves Voice Cast: James Avery: Shredder Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Rocksteady, Male Tourist Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo Jim Cummings: Alpha One Jennifer Darling: Irma Langinstein Pat Fraley: Krang, Burne Thompson Barry Gordon: Donatello, Bebop Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick Mistakes: 1. There are two Foot Soldiers resembling Alpha One firing at the Turtles from a railing at the top of the building. 2. On the rooftop, there are three Alpha One impersonators. 3. After the elevator is discovered out of order, the animators forgot to put April's lipstick on. 4. In this episode, the volcano on the asteroid the Technodrome is stranded on is missing and so is the hardened lava. 5. April's camera looks like a gun after Irma, Vernon, and Burne get transported to Dimension X. 6. The Foot Soldiers entired bodies are purple when they advance on Rocksteady and Bebop before they push them into the life pod. 7. As Alpha One and the Foot Soldiers appear through the portal, one of the female tourists speaks with the male tourist's voice. 8. After one of the Foot Soldiers blast the Wave Modulator out of Donatello's hand, he lets out a yelp with Leonardo's voice. 9. Rocksteady's dagger and sheath switched colors when he came out of the sewer cover. 10. When Michelangelo exited from the manhole right before Alpha One fired at the Turtles with the Displacement Device, his nunchucks were upside down on his belt. 11. Leonardo didn't open up his Turtlecom when he spoke to April. 12. Donatello is colored like Leonardo and his bo is missing from his belt when he walks away from the teleportation device after he removes the Wave Modulator. 13. When the cyclist was on his bike that Alpha One shot with the Displacement Device, he was white skinned, but when he arrived at the Technodrome, his skin was brown. 14. Rocksteady's grenade was missing from his shoulder strap when he tied up two Foot Soldiers in the stairway. 15. Raphael's ankle bands were green instead of red when he fell off of the sewer pipe he was grabbing onto. 16. The Foot Soldier that fired the Wave Modulator from Donatello had four fingers when he held out his gun. 17. The building in which the Displacement Device is position shows in the lobby that the elevator goes up to the 14th floor. However, when we see the Turtles breaking through the doors at the roof, the level indicator only goes up to the 10th floor. 18. The cheese and crust on the pizza at the end of the episode switch colors when we cut from Raphael by himself to Michelangelo showing the pizza pan. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. Shredder calls Rocksteady and Bebop losers when we first cut to the Technodrome. 2. Shredder calls two Foot Soldiers metal morons after Alpha-1's waves hypnotize them against Shredder. 3. Leonardo says "Turtles fight with honor" after Rocksteady, Bebop, Alpha-1, and some other Foot Soldiers come through the portal into the sewers. 4. Alpha-1 calls Donatello a disgusting organism when he asks him to give him the Wave Modulator. 5. Alpha-1 calls some tourists pitiful lifeforms when he and some other Foot Soldiers send them to the Technodrome. 6. The Turtles say Turtle Power when they reach the roof of the building near the Displace Device and Alpha-One. 7. Shredder calls Bebop and Rocksteady klutzes when he gives them a second chance at their jobs. Pizza References: 1. When Michelangelo is bored watching TV, he tells his friends to check out the pizza situation. 2. Michelangelo says in the sewers that Alpha One is not planning to build a high-tech pizza maker with the Wave Modulator. 3. Vinnie's Pizza billboard next to the Channel 6 building is visible. 4. Leonardo, Raphael, and Michelangelo are shown eating pizza in the living room near the end of the episode. Pop Culture References: 1. The episode title is in reference to the quote "The Peasants are Revolting" from the 1975 movie Monty Python and the Holy Grail. 2. Michelangelo calls Donatello Mr. Wizard when he contacts him in the Lab, which was a 1950s children's TV series starring Don Herbert that focused on science topics. 3. When Bebop plays Mr. Quest, Atari 2600 Pac-Man sound effects are heard. 4. Right before the second commercial break, Michelangelo says that they should change the Turtles' names to the Teenage Mutant Sitting Ducks. Sitting Ducks was a lithograph created by Michael Bedard and was also a 1980 film. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Raphael says "This wasn't in the script" when two Foot Soldiers through him during the battle in the sewers. 2. Leonardo never thought he'd say to Rocksteady that he owes him one when he two Foot Soldiers to be stuck on the railing. Wacky Inventions: 1. Alpha One, the only Foot Soldier with a designated name and the only one that speaks. 2. Advanced Wave Modulator 3. Dimensional Displacement Device 4. Technodrome Life Pod 5. The Technodrome's ceiling trap Kidnappings: 1. Alpha-1 briefly causes Shredder to be tied up. 2. Leonardo ties up Rocksteady and Bebop after they can't return back to the Technodrome and after the Foot Soldiers leave. 3. Alpha-1 and his clan uses the Dimension Displacement Device to force many humans stranded in the Technodrome. Notables: 1. Final episode written by Michael Reaves. 2. April uses a telephone at Channel 6 instead of her Turtlecom to contact the Turtles. 3. None of the Turtles were confused or surprised about why Alpha One could speak when they first encounter him. 4. This is the only occasion in which Burne Thompson is in the Technodrome/Dimension X. 5. Michelangelo is seen holding one of his nunchucks when he tells Rocksteady and Bebop that he thought they were on the Turtles' side. Episode 104: Unidentified Flying Leonardo Written by: Sean Roche Voice Cast: Cam Clarke: Leonardo, Farmer Townsend Coleman: Michelangelo, Scoop Oliver Pat Fraley: Burne Thompson, Dr. Davens, Billy Jim Bob McJames Barry Gordon: Donatello, Second Man in Diner Renae Jacobs: April O’Neil Rob Paulsen: Raphael, Documentary Presenter Peter Renaday: Splinter, Vernon Fenwick, First Man in Diner Unknown Voice Actor: Police Officer Mistakes: 1. Donatello's bo on his belt disappears into thin air after he pulled back after bringing Splinter out of his nightmare. Catchphrase/Insult Countdown: 1. April tells Scoop Oliver in the diner that she's April O'Neil of Channel 6 News. 2. Burne calls Leonardo a scaly skin troublemaker when he speaks to him on the phone from Channel 6. 3. Raphael, Michelangelo, and Donatello say "Turtle Power" when they get Leonardo's orders that April needs to be saved. Pizza References: 1. Leonardo contacts April on the Turtlecom to request her to come to the lair for some pizza. 2. When Leonardo decides to go with April, Michelangelo decides to just enjoy some pizza for the documentary in the Lair. 3. Michelangelo wonders how you divide four pizzas with three guys when he, Raphael, and Donatello are worried about when Leonardo will return. 4. A pizza joint is visible in High Falls when April drives off in her news van to look for Leonardo. A later shot shows it to be Goobers' Down Home Pizza. It is shown again when the giant tomatoes attack the town. 5. Billy Jim Bob gives Leonardo a pizza after he saves him after he fell from a cliff. 6. When the Turtle Blimp arrives at High Falls, Michelangelo tells Leonardo if he had been whipping up a pizza sauce that got a little out of hand. 7. Raphael whips up a UFP (Unidentified Flying Pizza) at the end of the episode, but it only contains dough and Raphael looses his grip and the dough ends up on Michelangelo's head. Pop Culture References: 1. Donatello is shown holding a TV Guide magazine when he looks for an educational TV show. 2. April calling a reporter for the High Falls Gazette is a possible reference to the Niagara Falls Gazette newspaper. 3. This episode is one big reference on UFOs. 4. Yet another Toys 'R' Us reference as April sees that one of the stories in one of Scoop Oliver's scrapbooks is from Tractors 'R' Us. 5. Billy Jim Bob says "Great Balls of Fire," referring to the 1957 Jerry Lee Lewis song, when he returns to the diner that there are UFOs attacking. 6. Another Attack of the Killer Tomatoes reference when a bunch of large tomatoes bounce and attack High Falls and Billy Jim Bob describes the scene as the "Attack of the Mutant Tomatoes." 7. Leonardo feels like "Leonardo and the Beanstalk," referring to Jack and the Beanstalk, right before he jumps into the hay of Billy Jim Bob's truck. 8. Billy Jim Bob wishes Leonardo to phone home (from the movie ET) to quit enlarging the crops. Fourth Wall Breaking Humor: 1. Leonardo says to the camera that sometimes being green has a certain advantage when he hangs in a tree. 2. Leonardo says that it's amazing what you can do when you have to when he figures out the controls of the UFO helicopter. Wacky Inventions: 1. The Vita-Ray Beam Gun 2. The UFO Helicopter Kidnappings: 1. Leonardo gets kidnapped by a garbage truck and ends of dumped in a landfill. 2. A UFO helicopter grabs April and flies away with her trapped inside, where she is handcuffed by Dr. Davens and taken to a plant lab and handcuffs her to a beam. 3. Raphael, Donatello, and Michelangelo are tied up in vines across from April in Dr. Daven's plant lab. Notables: 1. Most episode guides consider this the final episode of Season 4, but the Season 4 DVD set includes the following episode, "The Turtles and the Hare" on its release. 2. The portion of the episode that occurs right after the landfill scene where April talks to Leonardo on the Turtlecom up until Splinter wakes up in the Lair is only a dream. __________________ http://forums.thetechnodrome.com/sho...d.php?t=37065- MY WANT LIST TMNT FAN CLUB LINK: http://sot.ag/gCjK/ 30 years of Turtle Power! Last edited by pannoni1; 10-12-2012 at 12:41 PM.

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