Who can help us
 

Dear all,

The child, a boy which is 10 years old at the moment, from friends of us has a huge psychical problem after watching a episode of TMNT.
He can go to a hospital, see people in a wheelchair, someone in plaster or with an amputation.

We he needs to go to the hospital, you need to take 2 grown up men, to carry him to keep him under control. When he sees some one in a wheelchair he runs away and stays for hours gone.

Since a few weeks they know that this all started with watching a episode on TMNT. But after he watched it he trow the DVD away and we are now searching for this episode and hope that you can help us.

He told me that in the episode a man (he thought it was a professor, brown hair. round glasses, brown jacket and also brown pants) goes into a portal and dies.
This is what he tells me, it can be a totally different story, but this is the way he remembers it.

Is there any one who recognise this and can tell which episode this is.
If we know this the will take this to the psychiatrist and hope fully they can help them then.

Many thanks in advance.

Kinds regards.

René Bongers

Probably that episode of when Baxter the fly was thrown into the Technodrome's portal by the turtles... which of course we don't know what happens afterwards because that was the last we saw of him

though it also parallels the episode when Baxter Stockman is thrown into the technodrome (through the portal) where he is taken into a room to die, but accidentally combined dna with a fly that flew into the room with him... becoming the said Baxter the Fly from above... it was a screaming scene from Baxter from what I recall... this scene was from the episode of season two called, "Enter the Fly"... which reminds me I still need to continue on season 2

Hahaha.

This place sometimes...

What in the name of Cheeses Crust is going on here?...

I smell a troll....

I would recommend showing the young lad the season 5 episode: Zach and the Alien Invaders.

This fine story will instill in him a strong fear, paranoia and delusion, which should work well to ween him off the Enter the Fly episode.

The story is about how people in the government are secretly aliens who seek to brainwash little boys who are sent to military boot camp. I would recommend after showing him this episode to then suggest sending him to military boot camp if he doesn't shape up.

Hope this helps

PS:

The boy is mistaken. The "man" (Baxter Stockman) does not go into a portal and "die." Rather, he is transformed into a superior life form (and more memorable villain)-- a half-man, half-fly hybrid with a penchant for sugar.

But there is a really kickass scene where he is screaming bloody murder and his skeleton flashes as he's electrocuted.

May I suggest buying the boy a Baxter Stockman figure? It may be fun to play with during the psych sessions.

http://tmnt.wikia.com/wiki/Baxter_St..._action_figure)

The OP has a pretty spamalicious Twitter account.

https://twitter.com/my00

Couldn't make a better story?

I smell spam!

Guys, the child has a huge psychical problem-a little sensitivity please?

:tconfuse:

So he has mental powers? Awesome!

I recommend Attack of the Killer Pizzas! :tgrin:

Yea and I'm Matt Damon's conjoint twin brother!

http://images.zap2it.com/images/movi...-on-you-12.jpg

Thanks for the answer, but it's not the epsiode that he saw.

I'm very sorry for all the other people, that don't see the seriousness of his problem.

So if some one has an other suggestion, please post it.

Kind regards,

René

Well I know of scenes where Baxter was sent to voidlike dimensions.

Like the ending of "enter the fly", "bye bye fly" , and "son of the return of the fly".

Sorry for the Troll comment, I wasn't sure if it was a joke or not.

How you get "scared s*itless of people in plasters and wheelchairs" from "scientist zapped to another dimension" is beyond me.

Thanks for the suggestions

Doesn't matter, I hope that we can help him with the information I receive from the members of this forum.

And also for his parents. If they know it, they would solve it believe me.

The problems lies probably deeper then a children's cartoon.

Sure, but he says that it all started with that cartoon.