why didnt francis moss and ted pedersen write more episodes

[mikey22]

so i just put on splinter vanishes from season 4 and it was written by those 2

this is such a great episode! it was sad it was the last time we heard jim cummings voice leatherhead :(

i love the leo leatherhead battle. i still get chills when leatherhead talks smack and then throws the weights at leo!

these guys should have wrote more eps!

[mikey22]

if only they did mini series this could have been at least 2 episodes!!

did they get fired for making it look like the turtles almost lost?

leo falls deep

donnie almost blows up

raph gets tricked
mikey frozen


such a great episode!!!!! too bad jim cummings couldnt voice leatherhead in the rogues.... this is why i prefer this episode over the night of the rogues

[Prowler]

It was a pretty good episode, indeed. Even considering that the Turtles are able to find normal jobs and people can look past them being turtles instead of human. :lol:

Had no idea who had written this episode, and also didn't know that was the only episode those writers wrote. The Fred Wolf series did have a lot of writers, though. And I think about half of them only wrote a few episodes at best. David Wise was by far the main writer, writing dozens of eps and getting the most important ones: Don't remember who the second writer with the most episodes under his belt was, but pretty sure there was quite a big gap between his number of episodes and Wise's.

[pferreira]

Had no idea who had written this episode, and also didn't know that was the only episode those writers wrote. The Fred Wolf series did have a lot of writers, though. And I think about half of them only wrote a few episodes at best. David Wise was by far the main writer, writing dozens of eps and getting the most important ones: Don't remember who the second writer with the most episodes under his belt was, but pretty sure there was quite a big gap between his number of episodes and Wise's.Actually Francis Moss wrote a number of episodes. He was also the story editor for Season 4. Ted Pedersen wrote a good number of episodes as well.