1993 European Vacation Episodes

Ninja Turtles Cartoon Fan · 08-17-2002, 01:44 AM

Does anyone know if the USA episodes of the turtles vacationing in Europe was really meant for the 1990 season? I remember at the end of the first episode of the 1990 season, "Plan Six from Outer Space," and the turtles won a trip to go to Europe . . . but then they don't end up leaving until 1993? Does that make sense?

"Try not to be an idiot." - Krang, from "Four Turtles and a Baby"

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And here is another question, since many of my forum pals have taught me to conserve space with one listing instead of several

, what exactly is the reason that Michaelangelo got his nunchukus taken away? I remember it having something to do with parents taking action or something, but really . . . if they took away the nunchukus, why was Leonardo still allowed to keep his swords or Raphael to keep his sais? Sharp, silver things that slice and dice seem a lot more dangerous to me than two widden sticks chained together and used in circular patterns.

Raphael: What would Dregg want with a bunch of old clocks?
Michaelangelo: Maybe the dude's got a lot of time on his hands.
Raphael: AH-HA! Leave the comedy to professionals, Michaelangelo.

- from the episode, "Split-Second"

08-17-2002, 01:44 AM	#1
Ninja Turtles Cartoon Fan Stone Warrior Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: USA Posts: 835	1993 European Vacation Episodes Does anyone know if the USA episodes of the turtles vacationing in Europe was really meant for the 1990 season? I remember at the end of the first episode of the 1990 season, "Plan Six from Outer Space," and the turtles won a trip to go to Europe . . . but then they don't end up leaving until 1993? Does that make sense? "Try not to be an idiot." - Krang, from "Four Turtles and a Baby" ------------ And here is another question, since many of my forum pals have taught me to conserve space with one listing instead of several , what exactly is the reason that Michaelangelo got his nunchukus taken away? I remember it having something to do with parents taking action or something, but really . . . if they took away the nunchukus, why was Leonardo still allowed to keep his swords or Raphael to keep his sais? Sharp, silver things that slice and dice seem a lot more dangerous to me than two widden sticks chained together and used in circular patterns. Raphael: What would Dregg want with a bunch of old clocks? Michaelangelo: Maybe the dude's got a lot of time on his hands. Raphael: AH-HA! Leave the comedy to professionals, Michaelangelo. - from the episode, "Split-Second"