Shredder's influence on Baxter ot

[TurtleManiac]

in "a thing about rats" ot Baxter is a wimpy helpless geek and in the second season he is much more evil and sinister even before he becomes a fly has Shredder woken up the true darkside in Baxter?

[Jester]

I think he just tired of being kicked around by then. Most of his nastiness is directed at the Shredder.

[Toby Barrett]

And who knows how long he was actually locked up with that Napoleon guy, lamenting the fact that a bunch of turtles threatened to get sarcastic with him.

[pferreira]

In Return of the Shredder he lets out a really evil laugh to camera.

[Foot Soldier Clang]

I always felt bad for Baxter. Kicked around by everyone, then given a chance by Shredder, who still kicked him around, and then finally he was about to be murdered by Shredder, only to be mutated into his fly form. I think the poor guy just snapped. Not really evil, but wanting to do evil because everyone just seemed to have it out for him.

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Originally Posted by Foot Soldier Clang

I always felt bad for Baxter. Kicked around by everyone, then given a chance by Shredder, who still kicked him around, and then finally he was about to be murdered by Shredder, only to be mutated into his fly form. I think the poor guy just snapped. Not really evil, but wanting to do evil because everyone just seemed to have it out for him.

I feel even more sorry for him in the 2003 show.

[Hermano Dyvas]

Originally Posted by Swedenfan 1982

I feel even more sorry for him in the 2003 show.

At least he got a happy ending there. I don't get why in his last appearance the turtles don't just let him blast himself with the retro-mutagen. They're just being jerks there.

It's the same as in that batman TAS episode where batman shuts down a machine while it's curing Matt Hagen from being Clayface. I mean, why would anyone in their right mind foil something like that?

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Originally Posted by Hermano Dyvas

At least he got a happy ending there. I don't get why in his last appearance the turtles don't just let him blast himself with the retro-mutagen. They're just being jerks there.

It's the same as in that batman TAS episode where batman shuts down a machine while it's curing Matt Hagen from being Clayface. I mean, why would anyone in their right mind foil something like that?

The same with that monster in the 2003 show that was some military general or whatever and was mutated into a monster by Bishop. Why don't they try to cure him?

[Foot Soldier Clang]

Originally Posted by Swedenfan 1982

I feel even more sorry for him in the 2003 show.

I don't know much about 2k3 Baxter. I know he becomes a robot or something, but that's it.

[Jester]

Originally Posted by Foot Soldier Clang

I don't know much about 2k3 Baxter. I know he becomes a robot or something, but that's it.

Starts normal, then is slowly whittled down to a brain in a jar by Shredder (through Hun). It's actually really tragic. The episode Insane in the Membrane is a fairly good self contained story of the Fall of Baxter Stockman.

[Foot Soldier Clang]

Thanks for the info Jester, I'll check out that episode first chance I get. My all around knowledge of the 2k3 series is all very limited

[CyberCubed]

Originally Posted by Foot Soldier Clang

Thanks for the info Jester, I'll check out that episode first chance I get. My all around knowledge of the 2k3 series is all very limited

Watch the whole series, its very good.

[Foot Soldier Clang]

If it ever gets a proper DVD release or something I'll give it a watch, but I'm only really interested in the OT series.

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Originally Posted by Foot Soldier Clang

If it ever gets a proper DVD release or something I'll give it a watch, but I'm only really interested in the OT series.

It's more based on the 1984 Mirage Comics than the 1987 cartoon, but this should be discussed in another thread.

[BAXTER STOCKMAN 19]

Originally Posted by Foot Soldier Clang

If it ever gets a proper DVD release or something I'll give it a watch, but I'm only really interested in the OT series.

you can see the entire series in youtube or downlaod it and see it from the internet and then see it.

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Originally Posted by Jester

Starts normal, then is slowly whittled down to a brain in a jar by Shredder (through Hun). It's actually really tragic. The episode Insane in the Membrane is a fairly good self contained story of the Fall of Baxter Stockman.

And that episode wasn't brodcasted in the USA.

[Jester]

Originally Posted by Swedenfan 1982

And that episode wasn't brodcasted in the USA.

True...but we got it on DVD.

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Originally Posted by Jester

True...but we got it on DVD.

What was the problem? Wasn't it considered kid-friendly? Actually, the 2003 show is not as kid-friendly at all.

[Jester]

Change of staff in Fox's Standards and Practices. The previous office said it was ok, then the incoming staff said it was to graphic.

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Originally Posted by Jester

Change of staff in Fox's Standards and Practices. The previous office said it was ok, then the incoming staff said it was to graphic.

But what did they dislike?