synopsis
This version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is the most distinctive from its MIRAGE comic origins. It thrived more on humor instead of a dark attitude, especially in earlier seasons. Its creativity and bizarre humor made it something in the late '80s and early '90s something that had never been done before, so it drew in fans and grew to syndication on USA's Cartoon Express and new episodes would be aired weekends on CBS in late 1990.
Four turtles fall into the sewers and are befriended by Hamato Yoshi, a Japanese man who fled from New York and had nowhere to live but in the sewers. He was framed by his enemy, Oroku Saki, in a plot to kill the sensei. One day he sees a strange green glow which transforms the four turtles into human-like creatures. Hamato (now Master Splinter) changes into a giant rat from the green glow and teaches the turtles the skills of the ninja as they team up with Channel 6 news reporter April O'Neil to battle against Yoshi's archenemy Shredder and Krang, an alien warlord from Dimension X. There would be other enemies as well. Season 3 gave new opportunities outside the Shredder storyline, such as Don Turtelli, the Rat King, and Leatherhead. Especially in later CBS episodes, where there were many episodes without the Turtles battling Shredder, enemies such as Pinky McFingers and other minor recurring villains would fight the Turtles as well.
After Season 7, the show took a dark turn towards the action storyline that made it more of a mainstream American adventure cartoon as Dregg and other characters were created and gave the Turtles quite a zealous collection of adventures before they finally faded out in 1996.
In the U.K, TMNT was broadcast under the name Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles due to fears that the "ninja" part of the logo was too extreme a word to use on British television at the time.
Guest Characters
Baxter Stockman 
Dask Neutrino 
Kala Neutrino 
Zack Neutrino 
General Tragg 
Atilla Frog 
Napoleon Bonafrog 
Rasputin Frog 
Genghis Frog 
Foot Solider 
Irma 
Vernon 
Burne Thompson 
Zack - The Fifth Turtle 
Rat King 
Casey Jones 
Lotus Blossum 
Leatherhead 
Usagi Yojimbo 
Z - Baxter's Computer Friend 
Slash 
Pinky McFingers 
Don Turtelli 
Metal Head 
Agatha Marbles (Aunt Aggie) 
Lord Dregg 
Carter 
Mung 
Landor 
Merrik 
Episode Guide
Season 1: 1987 #1 Turtle Tracks Season 2: 1988 #6 Return of the Shredder Season 3: 1989 #19 Beneath the Sewers Season 4: 1990 #66 Plan 6 from Outer Space Season 5: 1991 #106 The Turtles and the Hare Season 6: 1992 #128 Rock Around the Block Season 7: 1993 #144 Tower of Power Season 8: 1994 #171 Get Shredder! Season 9: 1995 #179 The Unknown Ninja Season 10: 1996 #187 The Return of Dregg #195 Turtles Forever - 2009 TV Movie
#2 Enter The Shredder #3 A Thing About Rats
#4 Hot Rodding Teenagers from Dimension X
#5 Shredder & Splintered
#7 The Incredible Shrinking Turtles
#8 It Came from Beneath the Sewers
#9 The Mean Machines
#10 Curse of the Evil Eye
#11 Case of the Killer Pizzas
#12 Enter: The Fly
#13 Invasion of the Punk Frogs
#14 New York's Shinest
#15 Splinter No More
#16 Teenagers from Dimension X
#17 The Cat Woman from Channel Six
#18 Return of the Technodrome
#20 Turtles on Trial
#21 Attack of the 50 Foot Irma
#22 The Maltese Hamster
#23 Sky Turtles
#24 The Old Switcheroo
#25 Burne's Blues
#26 The Fifth Turtle
#27 Enter the Rat King
#28 Turtles at the Earth's Core
#29 April's Fool
#30 Attack of Big MACC
#31 The Ninja Sword of Nowhere
#32 20,000 Leaks Under the City
#33 Take Me to Your Leader
#34 Four Musketurtles
#35 Turtles, Turtles Everywhere
#36 Cowabunga Shredhead
#37 Invasion of the Turtle Snatchers
#38 Camera Bugged
#39 Green With Jealousy
#40 Return of the Fly
#41 Casey Jones: Outlaw Hero
#42 Mutagen Monster
#43 Corporate Raiders from Dimension X
#44 Pizza by the Shred
#45 Super Bebop and Mighty Rocksteady
#46 Beware the Lotus
#47 Blast from the Past
#48 Leatherhead: Terror of the Swamp
#49 Michaelangelo's Birthday
#50 Usagi Yojimbo
#51 Case of the Hot Kimono
#52 Usagi Come Home
#53 The Making of Metalhead
#54 Leatherhead Meets the Rat King
#55 The Turtle Terminator
#56 The Great Boldini
#57 The Missing Map
#58 The Gang's All Here
#59 The Grybyx
#60 Mr. Ogg Goes to Town
#61 Shredderville
#62 Bye Bye Fly
#63 The Big Rip Off
#64 The Big Break-In
#65 The Big Blow Out
#67 Turtles of the Jungle
#68 Michaelangelo Toys Around
#69 Peking Turtle
#70 Shredder's Mom
#71 Four Turtles and a Baby
#72 Turtlemaniac
#73 Rondo in New York
#74 Planet of the Turtles
#75 Name That Toon
#76 There is no ep. #76
#77 Menace, Maestro Please
#78 Super Hero for a Day
#79 Back to the Egg
#80 Son of Return of the Fly
#81 Raphael Knocks 'em Dead
#82 Bebop and Rocksteady Conquer the Universe
#83 Raphael Meets His Match
#84 Slash-The Evil Turtle from Dimension X
#85 Leonardo Lightens Up
#86 Were-Rats from Channel 6
#87 Funny, They Shrunk Michaelangelo
#88 The Big Zipp Attack
#89 Donatello Makes Time
#90 Farewell, Lotus Blossom
#91 Rebel Without a Fin
#92 The Adventures of Rhino-Man
#93 Michaelangelo Meets Bugman
#94 Poor Little Rich Turtle
#95 What's Michaelangelo Good For?
#96 The Dimension X Story
#97 Donatello's Degree
#98 The Big Cufflink Caper!
#99 Leonardo VS Tempestra
#100 Splinter Vanishes
#101 Raphael Drives 'em Wild
#102 Beyond the Donatello Nebula
#103 Big Bug Blunder
#104 The Foot Soldiers Are Revolting
#105 Unidentified Flying Leonardo
#107 Once Upon a Time Machine
#108 My Brother, the Bad Guy
#109 Michaelangelo Meets Mondo Gecko
#110 Enter Mutagen Man
#111 Donatello's Bad Time
#112 Michaelangelo Meets Bugman Again
#113 Muckman Messes Up
#114 Napoleon Bonafrog: Colossus of the Swamps
#115 Raphael VS the Volcano
#116 Landlord of the Flies
#117 Donatello's Duplicate
#118 The Ice Creature Cometh
#119 Leonardo Cuts Loose
#120 Pirate Radio
#121 Turtle of a Thousand Faces
#122 Leonardo, Renaissance Turtle
#123 Zach and the Alien Invaders
#124 Welcome Back, Polarisoids
#125 Michaelangelo, the Sacred Turtle
#126 Planet of the Turtleoids Part One
#127 Planet of the Turtleoids Part Two
#129 Krangenstein Lives!
#130 Super Irma
#131 Adventures in Turtle-Sitting
#132 The Sword of Yurikawa
#133 Return of the Turtleoids
#134 Shreeka's Revenge
#135 Too Hot to Handle
#136 Nightmare in the Lair
#137 Phantom of the Sewers
#138 Donatello Trashes Slash
#139 Leonardo is Missing
#140 Snakes Alive!
#141 Polly Wanna Pizza
#142 Mr. Nice Guy
#143 Sleuth on the Loose
#145 Rust Never Sleeps
#146 A Real Snow Job
#147 Venice on the Half-Shell
#148 Artless
#149 Ring of Fire
#150 The Irish Jig is Up
#151 Shredder's New Sword
#152 The Lost Queen of Atlantis
#153 Turtles on the Orient Express
#154 April gets in Dutch
#155 Northern Lights Out
#156 Elementary, My Dear Turtle
#157 Night of the Dark Turtle
#158 The Starchild
#159 The Legend of Koji
#160 Convicts from Dimension X
#161 White Belt, Black Heart
#162 Night of the Rogues
#163 Attack of the Nuetrinos
#164 Escape from the Planet of the Turtleoids
#165 Revenge of the Fly
#166 Atlantis Awakes
#167 Dirk Savage: Mutant Hunter
#168 Invasion of the Krangezoids
#169 Combat Land
#170 Shredder Triumphant
#172 Wrath of the Rat King
#173 State of Shock
#174 Cry H.A.V.O.C.!
#175 H.A.V.O.C. in the Streets
#176 Enter: Krakus
#177 Cyber-Turtles
#178 Turtle Trek
#180 Dregg of the Earth
#181 The Wrath of Medusa
#182 The New Mutation
#183 The Showdown
#184 Split-Second
#185 Carter, the Enforcer
#186 Doomquest
#188 The Beginning of the End
#189 The Power of Three
#190 A Turtle in Time
#191 Turtles to the Second Power
#192 Mobster from Dimension X
#193 The Day the Earth Disappeared
#194 Divide and Conquer
***The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has come to a conclusion. This series will be highly missed.
1987 - 1996 (2009)
194 Episodes
Episode Trivia
1 Turtle Tracks The baby turtles in Splinter's flashback have paws, not flippers. This is the only episode where Bebop and Rocksteady (names not yet revealed) are seen as humans during the full length of an episode. This episode was released on 2 VHSs titled "Heroes In A Halfshell," and "The Epic Begins." This episode is released onto DVD. This is the episode where the Turtles get their trench coast disguises. This is one rare event of Shredder removing his face mask. Vernon Fenwick and Burne Thompson makes their first appearance. This episode is based off Archie Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventure Mini Series Issue #1. In this first season, Vernon is voiced by Pat Fraley, and is permanently voiced by Peter Renaday starting in season 2. The ninja chief at Ninja Pizza voice sounds like the cartoon character Droopy. The first season was never aired on terrestrial TV in the UK but was shown on The DJ Kat Show instead. In the true origins of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Splinter has always been a rat that mutated, but in this series, Splinter is a human named Hamato Yoshi before being mutated. In the origin story of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, April O'Neil was Baxter Stockman's assistant and not a TV reporter, but in this series, April has no connection to Baxter at all. The two camera guys share the same voice as Leonardo and Raphael. This episodes alternate title is "Heroes In A Halfshell." 2 Enter The Shredder The fate of the rhino and the warthog is unknown after Shredder was done with them in an experiment to mutate Bebop and Rocksteady. The Technodrome first appearance in this episode. The credits show April with the turtles in an underground tunnel at which that scene comes from this episode. This and some other future episodes show the turtles sleeping on bunk beds, but in the previous episode, they're in short sewer tunnels. This episode was released on the VHSs titled "Heroes In A Halfshell," and "The Epic Begins." This episode is released onto DVD. Krang makes his first appearance in this episode. Shredder's point-of-view of the Turtles' origin is revealed in this episode. Bebop and Rocksteady's mutation is revealed in this episode. This episode is based off Archie's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventure Mini Series Issue #2. Krang's character is based off the Utroms from Mirage's comic book series. 3 A Thing About Rats This episode was released on the VHS titled "Hot Rotting Teenagers," but was the second episode on the tape and not the first as it would of been if it was in order as in the episode guides. Of the entire season 1 VHS called "The Epic Begins," this is the only episode not to appear on that VHS release, except the first 60 seconds of the Turtles and April letting Splinter rest. This episode is one of a few released on the rare format laser disc. Baxter Stockman makes his first appearance in this episode. Available on DVD. 4 Hot Rotting Teenagers From Dimension X The rest of Bebop and Rocksteady's gang is mutated into sub creatures, but never used for fighting purposes. The first appearance of the Neutrinos. The first appearance of General Tragg. The only appearance of Ganitor, Tragg's rock soldier. The Turtle Van is built out of Baxter's van. Released on DVD, and laser disc. Released on VHS titled "Hot Rotting Teenagers." The Twin Towers of the World Trade Center is referred to as The Global Trade Center. As April drives a high-speed chase against Tragg in the Techno-rover, she drives the van on 2 wheels to dodge a rocket. This is a reference to a James Bond movie called "License To Kill," where James Bond tips his lorry onto 2 wheels to avoid a bazooka blast. 5 Shredder Is Splintered Released onto DVD and laser disc. The DVD version refers this episode title "Shredded and Splintered." Released to the VHS titled "Shredder Is Splintered," and "The Epic Begins." The turtlecom is introduced in this episode. Krang's android body is introduced in this episode. The Turtle Blimp is introduced in this episode. This is the first time the Technodrome's location changes. In this case, it goes from under the city to Dimension X. Shredder's quote "So Hamato Yoshi, we meet again" come from Darth Vader in Star Wars Episode IV A New Hope, when he and Obi Wan start their final light saber fight. Krang says the line "Now you wretched reptiles, you'll face the wrath of Krang" and Michelangelo says "Wasn't that the name of a movie. This is a reference to the movie Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Kahn. This is the first season final. 6 Return Of The Shredder When this episode aired in the UK, the name of Shredder's dojo gang was altered to "The Crooked Turtle Gang" because the word "ninja" was feared to bring out too much violence. And images of Michaelangelo's nunchuks was trimmed out. Released on DVD and laser disc. Irma makes her first appearance. Tiffany, Burne's girlfriend makes her first of two appearances. The Turtles are drawn differently than back in season 1. They are drawn smoother, with smaller noses, and like Saturday morning type animation. Baxter makes a reappearance, but as Shredder’s helper. Based off Archie's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventure Series Issues #1 and #2. Beginning in this episode Peter Renaday voices Vernon Fenwick. Starting in this episode Vernon's personality changes to being snotty, competitive, and turtle-hating, rather than his pleasant, calm personality back in season 1. 7 The Incredible Shrinking Turtles The part where Shredder shrinks a bunch of New York buildings comes from the Sega Genesis game Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles The Hyperstone Heist. The VHS release of this episode is called "The Incredible Shrinking Turtles," and contains all four parts of the "Eye of Zarnoth" episodes. Released onto DVD. This is the first episode where a major character recognizes that they're in a cartoon TV series, when Krang said the line "Infernal technical difficulties. And just as the show is getting interesting." Based off Archie's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventure Series Issues #3, and #4. This is the last episode based off the Archie Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Adventure Series comic books. This episode shows the first time a major character is shrunk down. This is the first of four episode parts called "The Eye Of Zarnoth." 8 It Came From Beneath The Streets Released onto DVD. Included with the VHS "The Incredible Shrinking Turtles." The second of four episode parts called "The Eye of Zarnoth." 9 The Mean Machines Released onto DVD. The third of four episode parts called "The Eye Of Zarnoth." Released onto VHS titled "The Incredible Shrinking Turtles." 10 Cure Of The Evil Eye Released onto DVD. Released on VHS titled "The Incredible Shrinking Turtles." The fourth and final part of four episode parts of the "Eye of Zarnoth." Mr. Blodgett's audio cassette is titled "How To Fix Your Messed Up Life By Walt Kubiak." Walt Kubiak is the producer of this Ninja Turtle TV series. This is the first time the Turtles have a different disguise outside their trench coats. They wear city maintenance worker uniforms. 11 Case Of The Killer Pizzas Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Case of the Killer Pizzas." Bebop and Rocksteady makes a reappearance. Released on laser disc. The pizza creatures at full growth resemble the monsters from the movie "Alien." 12 Enter The Fly Released onto DVD. Released on VHS titled "Case Of The Killer Pizzas." This is the episode where Baxter Stockman looses his humanity and becomes a large fly for the remainder of the series. A reappearance of the Rock Soldiers. Released on laser disc. First of two appearances of Krang's invention The Knuckhead. The idea of Baxter Stockman being fused with a fly comes from a 1986 remake movie called "The Fly," by David Cronenburg. This episode has Rocksteady and Bebop united with Shredder. This is the last long-term appearance of Baxter Stockman. 13 Invasion of the Punk Frogs It's learned in this episode that two of the ingredients to make the mutigen is nyotriniline and Taxon-9. Released onto DVD. Released on VHS also titled "Invasion of the Punk Frogs," where it's the only episode on the VHS tape. The four punk frogs make their first appearance. They're names are: Napoleon Bonafrog, Rasputin Frog, Attila Frog, and Genghis Frog. The punk frogs are named after ruthless historical figures; Napoleon Bonafrog is named after Napoleon Bonaparte, Attila Frog is named after Attila The Hun, Genghis Frog is named after Genghis Kahn, and Rasputin The Mad Frog is named after Rasputin The Mad Monk. 14 Splinter No More Released onto DVD. First appearance of Hamato Yoshi since the flashback in "Turtle Tracks." 15 New York Shiniest Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Cowabunga Shredhead." When REX-1 is confused because he's reprogrammed, his voice and lines come from "The Wizard of OZ," and "The Three Stooges." REX-1 is based off the popular series "Robocop." This episode is named after a play "New York's Finest." 16 Teenagers From Dimension X Released onto DVD. The First appearance of the Cheapskate. The Foot Soldiers make a reappearance. The Neutrinos make a reappearance. This episode is mostly named after an earlier episode "Hot Rotting Teenagers From Dimension X," which included the Neutrinos. 17 Catwoman From Channel 6 Released onto DVD. Irma meets the turtles in this episode. A mutating April action figure was released three years later after this episode where April changes forms from human to a cat. This episode contains the rarely used word "kill." 18 Return Of The Technodrome Released onto DVD. This is the first time the Technodrome leaves Dimension X. This episode is the second season final. 19 Beneath These Streets Released onto DVD. The transport module makes its debut in this episode. Starting in this episode, Michelangelo uses a grappling hook as an alternate weapon. Starting in this episode, Bebop and Rocksteady use their stun guns and laser pistols. Starting in this season episode, the Technodrome is dormant at the Earth's core. Donatello asks Michelangelo why he's not shouting "cowabunga." Michelangelo mentions he's getting bored with it and says "how about this? Yabba, dadda--" This interrupted quote comes from the famous line that Fred Flintstones uses in "The Flintstones." 20 Turtles On Trial When Bebop and Rocksteady are watching a TV cartoon called the "Slurps," the title is a prodigy of The Smurfs. Released onto DVD. This is the first time Krang is seen with his bubble walker. This is the first time the Turtles are with their rubber human face masks. 21. Attack Of The 50-Foot Irma Released onto DVD. The title is a prodigy of the movie "Attack Of The 50-Foot Woman." 22 The Maltese Hamster The first appearance of Tony "Butcher" Vivaldi. This episode is the first to focus mainly on one major character. In this case, Donatello. Released onto DVD. The first episode Krang doesn't appear since his debuted episode. The episode title comes from the 1941 movie "The Maltese Falcon." 23 Sky Turtles Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS as a Burger King Kid's Club promotion. 24 The Old Switcheroo Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS entitled "Attack Of The Big MACC." Released onto laser disc. 25 Burne's Blues The company initials S&K stands for Shredder And Krang. Released onto DVD. Rocksteady's voice is slightly different. Freon is an actual refrigerator coolant. Wolfgang Plink is a parody of famous Los Angeles chef, Wolfgang Puck, who helped make innovative changes to the pizza world. 26 The Fifth Turtle The first appearance of Zack and his older brother Walt. Released onto DVD. The part where Zack hides in his bedroom closet pretending to be a stuffed toy is a reference to the movie "E.T The Extra Terrestrial," where E.T. hides in a closet pretending to be a toy to hide from Elliot's mother. 27 Enter The Rat King Released onto VHS titled "Turtles At The Earth's Core." Released onto DVD. The first episode where Shredder or any major villain doesn't appear. The first appearance of The Rat King. The Rat King is a reference to The Pied Piper. 28 Turtles At The Earth's Core Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Turtles At The Earth's Core." Released onto laser disc. The episode's title and half of it's premise prodigy the classic Tarzan novel "Tarzan at the earth's core", which also involved a hidden dinosaur-infested land underneath the surface of the earth. 29 April's Fool Alternate title "April's Foolish." Released onto VHS as a Burger King Kid's Club promotion. Released onto DVD. One of the party guests is dressed like a Ninja Turtle, which is unusual, because the general public doesn't even know the Ninja Turtles, because of their kept secret. This is one of a few occurrences where the turtles are seen without their face masks on. This is the first time April is dressed in something other than her traditional yellow clothes. When Shredder told Bebop and Rocksteady that they must get (what they believe is) the princess back to the Technodrome, Rocksteady asked "Before it turns back to a pumpkin?". This is a reference to the fairy tale Cinderella. One party guest is dressed like Batman, and another is dressed like Superman. 30 Attack Of The Big MACC Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Attack Of The Big MACC." The only appearance of MACC. Released onto laser disc. MACC is based off Number 5 from the movie "Short Circuit," when MACC mistakes a TV camera for his brother. When MACC goes on the rampage, he uses the line "I love the smell of laser in the morning". This is a spoof of the famous "I love the smell of napalm in the morning" line from the film Apocalypse Now. At the start of the episode, three of the Turtles are watching "An Ace Duck film festival". Ace Duck is based on the Marvel Comics character, Howard the Duck. 31 The Ninja Sword Of Nowhere This episode is one of a few where Raphael is voiced by an alternate voice actor. Released onto DVD. 32 20,000 Leaks Under The Sea Released onto DVD. Donatello and Bebop are voiced by a different voice actor. The episode title comes from the classic novel "20,000 Leaks Under The Sea," by Jules Vern. The idea of a giant squid attacking comes from the movie "The Beast." 33 Take Me To Your Leader Released onto DVD. Released as an audio cassette as a read along book in the UK. 34 The Four Musketurtles Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "The Four Musketurtles," as part of the "TV Teddy: Videotape Series." Donatello and Bebop is voiced by an alternate voice actor. The episode title comes from the prodigy "The Three Musketeers." 35 Turtles, Turtles Everywhere Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Turtles VS Turtle Terminator." When Donatello points out the phone booth, Raphael replies "You're too late Donatello, another superhero already holds the patent on telephone booths." This is a reference to Superman, who would famously employ a phone box to change into his costume. Turtles, Turtles everywhere is copying the famous saying: Water, Water everywhere 36 Cowabunga Shredhead Released on VHS titled "Cowabunga Shredhead." Released onto DVD. Released onto laser disc. This is the first episode where Krang is voiced by an alternate voice actor. 37 Invasion of The Turtle Snatchers Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS as a Burger King Kid's Club promotion. When Donatello and Irma pass the movie theater, it's showing the same movie from the episode "Beneath The Streets." The Turtles' weapons are seldom on their belts in this episode. The names of the alien family (Nikto, Klaatu, Barada) sound like the names of the characters from "The Day The Earth Stood Still" and later became "The Army Of Darkness." The episode title comes from the 1956 movie title "Invasion of the Body Snatchers." 38 Camera Bugged Released onto DVD. The first of two appearances of Frip The Polarisoid. The race that Frip is named after Polaroid Cameras. 39 Green With Jealousy Released onto DVD. Krang is voiced by an alternate voice actor. 40. Return Of The Fly Released onto DVD. When the Rat King's rat Mickey whispers at him, it's a prodigy of Mickey Mouse. Released onto VHS titled "Pizza By The Shred." This is the first time three major villains with no ties to each other appear in this episode: Shredder, Baxter Stockman, and the Rat King. Released onto laser disc. This is the only episode to include both Baxter and the Rat King. The episode title comes from the 1956 movie "Return Of The Fly," starring Vincent Price. Donatello and Bebop are voiced by their alternate voice actor. 41 Casey Jones: Outlaw Hero Released onto DVD. The first appearance of Casey Jones. The final appearance of Knucklehead, Krang's invention. Plot idea of machines being controlled by another machine comes from the episode "The Mean Machines." When Casey Jones says the line "make my night," it comes from a Clint Eastwood line "make my day." When Raphael says that Casey has been watching too many Filthy Harry movies, it's a prodigy of the movie "Dirty Harry," also with Clint Eastwood. 42 The Mutigen Monster Released onto DVD. Released onto laser disc. Released onto VHS titled "Super Rocksteady, Mighty Bebop." 43 Corporate Raiders From Dimension X Released onto DVD. Krang is not in this episode. Octivius Ogilvy comes from the name Otto "Dr. Octopus" from Spiderman. 44 Pizza By The Shred Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Pizza By The Shred." The first time Shredder and the Rat King meet. Released onto laser disc. 45 Super Rocksteady, Mighty Bebop Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Super Bebop, Mighty Rocksteady." The title of the episode "Super Bebop, Mighty Rocksteady," is reversed on what Bebop and Rocksteady are; Super Rocksteady and Mighty Bebop. Released onto laser disc. 46 Beware The Lotus Released onto DVD. The first appearance of Lotus Blossom. 47 Blast From The Past Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Turtles VS Rhino Man." Half of the episode are flashbacks from three of the five season 1 episodes: "Turtle Tracks," "Enter The Shredder," and "Shredder Is Splintered." Footage in this episode comes from the video "How It All Began" in the UK. 48 Leatherhead: Terror Of The Swamp Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Turtles VS Leatherhead." April reveals her age in this episode. She's 28 years old. First appearance of Leatherhead. First time Shredder is voiced by another actor besides James Avery. Donatello and Bebop are voiced by their alternate voice actor. Shredder and Leatherhead are voiced by their alternate voice actor. The first time a major character turns into a child. In this case, it's Shredder. 49 Michaelangelo's Birthday Released onto DVD. 50 Usagi Yojimbo Released onto DVD. The first appearance of Usagi Yojimbo. In Japanese, usagi means "rabbit," and yojimbo means "bodyguard." Splinter reveals this. Usagi Yojimbo's appearance was possible because the Ninja Turtle creators Kevin Eastman and Peter Laird are close friends to the comic book series "Usagi Yojimbo" Stan Sakai. Shredder is the villain in this episode, but he doesn't leave the Technodrome like he normally does. Bebop and Rocksteady don't appear in this episode. Donatello's portable portal makes its debut. This episode as well as the other episode featuring Usagi can be viewed in RealMedia (.rm) format on the official web page of Stan Sakai's Usagi Yojimbo Dojo. Usagi Yojimbo stars in a different comic book series also created by Mirage Studio. 51 Case Of The Hot Kimono Released onto DVD. First appearance of April's aunt Aggatha "Aggie" Marbles. Shredder, Krang, Bebop and Rocksteady don't make an appearance in this episode. This is the first episode where temporary villains make an appearance. Don Tortelli, and Rodney barely made any appearance this this series. Don Tortelli is animated very different than in his latest and first appearance "Buren's Blues." 52 Usagi Come Home Released onto DVD. Usagi Yojimbo's last appearance. The episode title "Usagi Come Home," but Usagi doesn't return home in this episode. 53 The Making Of Metalhead Released onto DVD. The first appearance of Metalhead. Shredder is voiced by a different actor. 54 Leatherhead Meets The Rat King Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Turtles VS Leatherhead." Shredder, Krang, Bebop and Rocksteady don't appear in this episode, but they do show up a cardboard cutout targets. The cardboard cut out of Krang is him without his android body. This is the first episode to feature both Leatherhead and the Rat King together. 55 The Turtle Terminator Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Turtles VS The Turtle Terminator." The Turtle Terminator robot is a prodigy of "The Terminator" movies. Raphael, Donatello and Bebop are voiced by their alternate voice actor. 56 The Great Boldini Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS as a Burger King Kid's Club promotion, and is the last of this promotion. It's learned that Boldini is actually Don Tortelli's cousin. Boldini's character is a prodigy of Houdini. The final appearance of Don Tortelli. Shredder, Krang, Bebop and Rocksteady don't appear in this episode. 57 The Missing Map Released onto DVD. 58 The Gang's All Here Released onto DVD. Jersey Red now is a member of Bebop and Rocksteady's old gang. 59 The Grybyx Released onto DVD. The reappearance of the Neutrinos. Released onto VHS titled "The Big Cufflink Caper." The Grybyx is a knockoff of Gizmo from "The Gremlins." 60 Mr. Ogg Goes To Town Released onto DVD. Mr. Ogg's laugh sounds like Pee-Wee Herman's. Mr. Ogg says the line "The Turtle Chainsaw Massacre" which comes the title "The Texas Chainsaw Killer," based off an actual story. 61 Shredderville Released onto DVD. Bebop and Rocksteady don't appear as mutants. They appear as their normal selves as seen in "Turtle Tracks" and "Enter The Shredder." The Rock Soldiers serve both Shredder and Krang even though they're now enemies of each other in this episode. Released onto VHS titled "Turtles VS The Fly." In the UK, this episode was placed between "Casey Jones: Outlaw Hero" and "Corporate Raiders From Dimension X." Zack makes a reappearance in this episode. 62 Bye, Bye Fly Released onto DVD. Beryllium is an actual element. Baxter Stockman makes a reappearance. When Michelangelo turns into a gerbil, he is referred to as a "Teenage Mutant Gerbil" in the UK release, because the word "ninja" was outlawed. Shredder is voiced by an alternate voice actor. 63 The Big Rip Off Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "The Big Rip Off." The last long-term appearance of the transport module. This episode is one of three parts leading up to the season final. 64 The Big Break-In Released onto DVD. This episode is the second of three parts leading up to the season final. Released onto VHS titled "The Big Rip Off." The first time since "Shredder Is Splintered," Krang uses parts of his android body as weapons. 65. The Big Blow Out Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "The Big Blow Out." The last of three episodes leading to the season final. This episode is the third season final. The missile used to lift the Technodrome through a portal to Dimension X is a S.C.U.D. which was developed by NATO in case if the Soviet Union attacked eastern Europe. 66 Plan 6 From Outer Space Released on DVD twice. This episode was released on the Volume 6 DVD and on the Season 4 disc 1 DVD. Released on VHS titled "Planet Of The Turtles." First appearance of Krang's holographic cloaker. This episode's tile and premise parodies the classic 50's B-movie "Plan 9 From Outer Space", which involved aliens disguising themselves as humans as part of a plot to attach rockets to earth and send the planet into their home galaxy. This episode is the original premiere created especially for the syndicated run of TMNT episodes. Michelangelo wins a vacation to Europe for 5 at the end of the episode. This vacation doesn't happen until two seasons later. 67 Turtles Of The Jungle Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Turtles Of The Jungle." "Either giant gorilla's like to climb tall buildings, or he's seen the movie" 68 Michelangelo Toys Around Released onto DVD. Shredder, Krang, Bebop and Rocksteady don't appear in this episode. 69 Peking Turtle Released onto DVD. Released on VHS titled "The Big Blow Out." 70 Shredder's Mom Released onto DVD. In the trash compactor scene, Michelangelo says the line "didn't we do this in another episode" at which he recalls a trash compactor event back in "Enter the Shredder." Released onto VHS titled "Four Turtles And A Baby." 71 Four Turtles And A Baby Released on DVD. Released on VHS titled "Four Turtles And A Baby." The title comes from the movie title "Three Men And A Baby." The Neutrino baby named Tribble comes from a Star Trek episode called "The Trouble With Tribbles." 72 Turtlemaniac Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Turtles Of The Jungle." Shredder, Krang, Bebop and Rocksteady don't appear in this episode. 73 Rondo In New York The name and character Rondo comes from the movie and character "Rambo." Released onto DVD. 74 Planet Of The Turtles Released onto DVD. The fate of Rupert, Hans, Fitz and Dr. Turtlestein is unknown if they return to the Planet Of The Turtles. The title of this episode comes from the 1968 movie title "Planet Of The Apes." The name Dr. Turtlestein comes from the name of the scientist Albert Einstein. 75 Name That Toon Released onto DVD. Howe’s song "Why Can't I Be A Teenager In A Shell," comes from the 1950s song titled "Teenager In Love." 76 [There is no episode 76 because of numbering changes] 77 Menace, Maestro Please Released onto DVD. 78 Super Hero For A Day Released onto DVD. This episode takes place after the later episode "The Dimension X Story," which hadn't been aired yet. 79 Back To The Egg Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Adventures In Turtle-Sitting." 80 Son Of Return Of The Fly II Released onto DVD. The title comes from the angry off-color phrase "son of a [B-word]!" Z makes his first and last long term appearance in this episode. This episode takes place after "The Dimension X Story" which hadn't even aired yet. Starting in this episode, the opening and closing theme has changed but with the same theme song. 81 Raphael Knocks 'Em Dead Released onto DVD. Shredder, Krang, Bebop and Rocksteady don't appear in this episode. Baxter's twin brother Barney Stockman makes his only appearance in this episode. Released onto VHS titled "Raphael Meets His Match." First appearance of Pinky McFingers. 82 Bebop And Rocksteady Conquer The Universe Released onto DVD. The still of the second version of the theme song's closing is in this episode. It shows the four turtles jumping down an elevator shaft. Zack makes a long term reappearance. 83 Raphael Meets His Match Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Raphael Meets His Match." The name Donald Crump comes from the name of the famous rich investor name Donald Trump. 84 Slash - The Evil Turtle From Dimension X Released onto DVD. Slash makes his first appearance in this episode. Slash's appearance is different in this TV series than in his original design. He's suppose to have a black mask like the regular turtles, and sharp teeth, and a sword, but in this series, he's wearing armor and two of his teeth stick out. 85 Leonardo Lightens Up Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Leonardo Lightens Up." The first time Donatello's invention changes the personality of a character. 86 Were-Rats From Channel 6 Released onto DVD. 87 Funny, They Shrunk Michelangelo Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Funny, They Shrunk Michelangelo" as a HI-C fruit drink promotion. The episode comes from the movie title "Honey, I Shrunk The Kids." 88 The Big Zipp Attack Released onto DVD. The episode plot is similar to an episode of "Transformers" titled "Kremzeek." Released onto VHS titled "The Big Zipp Attack." 89 Donatello Makes Time Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Donatello's Degree." 90 Farewell Lotus Blossom Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "The Big Zipp Attack." The final appearance of Lotus Blossom. 91 Rebel Without A Fin Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Rebel Without A Fin." The episode title comes from the title "Rebel Without A Cause." The only appearance of Ray Fillet 92 The Adventures Of Rhino Man Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Turtles VS Rhino Man." Bebop and Rocksteady's super hero appearance were made into action figures. 93 Michelangelo Meets Bugman Released onto DVD. Released onto laser disc. Released onto VHS titled "Michelangelo Meets Bugman." It's learned that Bugman is Michaelangelo's favorite comic book. 94 Poor Little Rich Turtle Released onto DVD. David Wise wrote a similar plot in an episode of "Transformers" titled "The Girl Who Loved Powerglide," at which he wrote. 95 What Is Michelangelo Good For? Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Michelangelo Meets Bugman." Released onto laser disc. Michelangelo says the phrase "Trouble in River City?" This is a play-off of the song ,"Trouble," from the movie/musical, "The Music Man," which takes place in River City, Iowa. 96 The Dimension X Story Released onto DVD. This episode is an alternate premiere especially for CBS TMNT rerun. 97 Donatello's Degree Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Donatello's Degree." 98 The Big Cufflink Caper Released onto DVD Released onto VHS titled "The Big Cufflink Caper." The south-side gang leader Baby Face "The Beaver" Cleaver comes from a shared reference to a Chicago mobster called "Baby Face" Nelson, and the 1950s TV series "Leave It To Beaver." Plus there are other "Leave It To Beaver" references like Baby Face's henchman named Wally, which is Beaver's older brother, and that they must clarify with their father before committing an act. 99 Leonardo VS Tempestra Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Leonardo Lightens Up." Released onto laser disc. Tempestra makes her first of two appearances in this episode. 100 Splinter Vanishes Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Rebel Without A Fin." In this episode Leatherhead and the Rat King team together, considering the last time they were together, they were enemies. 101 Raphael Drives 'Em Wild Released onto DVD. 102 Beyond The Donatello Nebula Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Beyond The Donatello Nebula." 103 Big Bug Blunder Released onto DVD Released onto VHS titled "Beyond The Donatello Nebula." Leonardo has sheaths of his katana swords in this episode. 104 The Foot Soldiers Are Revolting Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Unidentified Flying Leonardo." This is the first time Bebop and Rocksteady side with good with the Ninja Turtles. 105 Unidentified Flying Leonardo Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Unidentified Flying Leonardo." The forth seasonal final. This is the first seasonal final episode where the Technodrome doesn't change locations. 106 Turtles And The Hare Released onto DVD, but its second part episode "Once Upon A Time Machine" didn't. At least not yet. Released onto VHS titled "Turtles Awesome Easter." Several famous fantasies were referenced in this episode like "The Three Little Pigs," "Jack And The Beanstalk," "The Tortoise And The Hare." The first appearance of Hokum Hare. 107 Once Upon A Time Machine The first episode not released to DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Turtles Awesome Easter." The final appearance of Hokum Hare. 108 My Brother, The Bad Guy Released onto DVD. It's learned in this episode that Shredder has a younger brother named Kazuo Saki who's actually a good guy working for the Tokyo Police. Splinter mentions that the last time Shredder used holograms was to kidnap the United States President which he refers to a kidnapping attempt back in "Cowabunga Shredhead." In the UK, this is the season premier for 1991 season. In the Mirage comics, the name of Oroku Saki's (AKA Shredder's) brother (Who died at the hands of Hamato Yoshi) was Oroku Nagi. Here the name of Shredder's brother is Kazuo Saki: Meaning Oroku is The Shredder's first name, not his second. Also, in the original Mirage comics Oroku Saki was the youngest brother in the family, here it's the other way around. Starting in this episode, except the European episodes which is timeline long before the events of this episode, Michelangelo no longer uses his nunchuks for his primary weapon. He now uses his grappling hook as his choice of weapon. This circumstance changed, because when the series went internationally, some countries banned the images and usage of nunchuks, deeming it too violent, so they decided to make this change to accommodate for everyone. This is the first time the Tchnodrome changes location early in a season. This time, they go from Dimension X to the polar ice caps in the Arctic. 109 Michelangelo Meets Mondo Gecko Released onto DVD. The first appearance of Mondo Gecko. It's learned in this episode, during a flashback, that the turtles have a brief history together around the time of mutation. 110 Enter Mutigen Man Released onto DVD. The transport modules return in this episode. 111 Donatello's Badd Time Released onto DVD. The Badd family is based off the villains in the movie "The Goonies," showing an ugly criminal mother and her two criminal sons. 112 Michelangelo Meets Bugman Again Released onto DVD. The last appearance of Bugman 113 Muckman Messes Up Released onto DVD. 114 Napoleon Bonafrog: Colossus Of The Swamps Released onto DVD. Shredder doesn't know that when he fires a heat-seeking missile at turtles couldn't hit them because turtles are cold blooded, and yet back fires on them because humans, rhinos and warthogs are warm blooded. 115 Raphael VS The Volcano Released onto DVD. The episode title comes from a Tom Hanks movie title "Joe VS The Volcano." 116 Landlord Of The Flies Released onto DVD. The episode title comes from the book and movie title "Lord Of The Flies." 117 Donatello's Duplicate Released onto DVD. 118 The Ice Creature Cometh Released onto DVD. Splinter doesn't appear in this episode. 119 Leonardo Cuts Loose Released onto DVD. Casey Jones makes a return. Wally Airhead resembles Arnold Schwarzenegger and even uses his famous line "I'll be back" from the movie "The Terminator." 120 Pirate Radio Released onto DVD. 121 Raphael, Turtle Of A Thousand Faces Released onto DVD. 122 Leonardo, Renaissance Turtle Released onto DVD. REX-1 makes his final appearance. 123 Zach And The Alien Invaders Released onto DVD. Zack's older brother Walt's final appearance. 124 Welcome Back Polarisoids Released onto DVD. The final appearance of the Polarisoids. 125 Michelangelo, The Sacred Turtle Released onto DVD. This episodes plotline is very much like the early draft scripts for the movie A View to a Kill which featured a plot involving a villain trying to pull Halley's Comet on a collision with Earth. 126, 127 Planet Of The Turtleoids (Parts 1 and 2) Released onto VHS as an hour long title "Planet Of The Turtleoids." This episode aired as an hour long special on CBS. The episode title comes from the movie title "Planet Of The Apes." This is the fifth seasonal final. The closing credits has a different animation still than normal. It shows the layout of Shell-Ri-La. 128 Rock Around The Block Released onto DVD. The Technodrome changes location again. This time, it falls into an ice hole and lands at the bottom of the ocean. 129 Krangenstein Lives! Released onto DVD. This is one of a few times Shredder is seen without his mask. Michaelangelo's line "Bummer dudes! I could of been a contender" comes from a Robert DeNiro movie called "Raging Bull." Krang says, "it's alive! It's alive!" which is a prodigy from Frankenstein stories, and from an earlier episode "Shredder Is Splintered" when Krang's body comes to life. 130 Super Irma Released onto DVD. April's Halloween costume is the same costume she wore back in "April's Fool" as Princess Mallory. The Turtle Van became a submarine in this episode. 131 Adventures In Turtle-Sitting Released onto DVD. The episode title comes from the 1987 movie "Adventures In Babysitting." This same title will later become the name of a Ninja Turtle episode in 2005 in the modern TV series. This is the second time Leonardo is turned into a child turtle, like in "Back To The Egg," but instead of Michelangelo becoming a child turtle, Donatello and Raphael are transformed. 132 The Sword Of Yurikawa Released onto DVD. 133 Return Of The Turtleoid Released onto DVD. Released onto VHS titled "Return Of The Turtleoid." Released onto VHS as part as the "TV Teddy: Videotape Series." This is the first time Shredder and Krang are highly referenced considering they're not even in this episode. 134 Shreeka's Revenge Released onto DVD. 135 Too Hot To Handle Released onto DVD. The only appearance of Vernon's nephew Foster Fenwick. The final appearance of Dr. Sopho. 136 Nightmare In the Lair Released onto DVD. No known villain in this episode. The only appearance of Creepy Eddie. 137 Phantom Of The Sewers Released onto DVD. The episode title comes from the famous story "Phantom Of The Opera." 138 Donatello Trashes Slash Released onto DVD. Vernon and Burne are turned into tiny turtles. 139 Leonardo Is Missing This episode was suppose to air before "Rock Around The Block," because this episode has the Technodrome in the Artctic, when at this point, it should of been at the bottom of the ocean. Released onto DVD. 140 Snake Alive! Released onto DVD. The final appearance of Pinky McFingers. It is learned in this episode that Leonardo has a dark fear of snakes. 141 Polly Wanna Pizza Released onto DVD. Splinter doesn't appear in this episode. The large green giant is a prodagy of the Jolly Green Giant figure on a canned food brand. The title is played on the saying "Polly Wanna Cracker." 142 Mr. Nice Guy Released onto DVD. 143 Sleuth On The Loose The Turtles called Agatha "Aunt Aggie" in Case of the Hot Kimono, but now, they refer to her as "Miss Agatha." This could be because they are star-struck since they are fans of her detective show. Released onto DVD. The last episode released onto DVD until the next DVD release on May 12, 2009, which will be a 4-part seasonal release. Agatha Marbles makes her final appearance in this episode. Agatha Marble's character is based off Angela Lansbury in the TV series "Murder, She Wrote." 144 Tower Of Power This starts a 13-episode story of the Turtles touring Europe from a contest they won back in "Plan 6 From Outer Space." They start in Paris, France. Released onto DVD as part of the Leonardo Slice of Season 1993. The cruise ship the turtles take is called the MAUDE. The book Krang reads is called "Europe on $11 a Day." Raphael is voiced by a different voice actor. The turtles visit the Musee du Louvre in Paris, which houses paintings from the four Renaissance Artists who the Ninja Turtles are named after: Donatello, Leonardo, Michelangelo and Raphael. All of the Vacation in Europe episodes were aired in the U.K. before the U.S. during Christmas 1992. 145 Rust Never Sleeps Released onto DVD as part of the Leonardo Slice of Season 1993. The Rustcruster resembles a large screwdriver. Raphael is voiced by a different voice actor. This episode is a prodigy of the series "Ghostbusters." 146 A Real Snow Job Released onto DVD as part of the Leonardo Slice of Season 1993. Splinter's snow pack resembles a turtle shell. This episode shows the turtles touring the Alps. Raphael is voiced by an alternate voice actor. 147 Venice On The Half Shell Released onto DVD as part of the Leonardo Slice of Season 1993. In this episode, the turtles tour Venice, Italy. 148 Artless Released onto DVD as part of the Leonardo Slice of Season 1993. Shredder, Krang, Bebop and Rocksteady don't appear in this episode and is first in the Tour of Europe mini-series. In this episode, the turtles are touring Florence, Italy. 149 Ring Of Fire Released onto DVD as part of the Michelangelo Slice of Season 1993. This episode has the turtles touring Lisbon, Portugal. Raphael, Bebop and Donatello are voiced by their alternate voice actor. 150 The Irish Jig Is Up Released onto DVD as part of the Michelangelo Slice of Season 1993. The turtles are touring Ireland in this episode. This is the last time a major character turns into a child. 151 Shredder's New Sword Released onto DVD as part of the Michelangelo Slice of Season 1993. The turtles are touring London, England where they go into the Great British Museum and study the story of King Author and the "Knights Of The Round Table." This episode is a prodigy of the story of King Author and the sword Excalibur. 152 The Lost Queen Of Atlantis Released onto DVD as part of the Leonardo Slice of Season 1993. This episode shows the turtles touring Athens, Greece. Raphael is voiced by his alternate voice actor. 153 Turtles On The Orient Express Released onto DVD as part of the Michelangelo Slice of Season 1993. This episode shows the turtles touring and riding the famous Orient Express. Raphael is voiced by his alternate voice actor. 154 April Gets In Dutch Released onto DVD as part of the Michelangelo Slice of Season 1993. This episode shows the turtles touring Amsterdam, Netherlands. Raphael is voiced by his alternate voice actor. 155 Northern Lights Out Released onto DVD as part of the Michelangelo Slice of Season 1993. This episode shows the turtles touring Scandinavia. Raphael is voiced by his alternate voice actor. Shredder, Krang, Bebop and Rocksteady don't appear in this episode. The villains in this episode is the ruthless explorer Eric The Red and his Vikings. 156 Elementary, My Dear Turtle Released onto DVD as part of the Michelangelo Slice of Season 1993. The turtles return back to London, England, but in the 19th century. This episode is based off the famous detective Sherlock Holmes. Shredder, Krang, Bebop and Rocksteady don't appear in this episode. This is the final episode of the Turtles Tour Europe mini series. Raphael is voiced by his alternate voice actor. 157 Night Of The Dark Turtle Released onto DVD as part of the Donatello Slice of Season 1993. This is the first season 7 episode that doesn't take place in Europe. Released onto VHS titled "Convicts From Dimension X." In the original Mirage Comic book series, the Triceratons where known as the Republic, but in this episode, they are known as the Empire. This episode is a prodigy of Batman. 158 The Star Child Released onto DVD as part of the Donatello Slice of Season 1993. Released onto VHS titled "The Star Child." 159 The Legend Of Koji Released onto DVD as part of the Donatello Slice of Season 1993. Released onto VHS titled "The Legend Of Koji." April's first non-appearance episode. It is learned more about Shredder and Splinter's ancestors. Shredder is the descendent of Oroku Sancho, and Splinter is the descendent of Hamato Koji. 160 Convicts From Dimension X Released onto DVD as part of the Donatello Slice of Season 1993. Released onto VHS titled "Convicts from Dimension X." Starting in this episode and for the remainder of the season, the background music changes. 161 White Belt, Black Heart Released onto DVD as part of the Donatello Slice of Season 1993. James Avery voices Shredder for the last time. 162 Night Of The Rogues Released onto DVD as part of the Raphael Slice of Season 1993. The final appearance of Zack, Tempestra, Chromdome, Scumbug, Leatherhead, and Slash. 163 Attack Of The Neutrinos Released onto DVD as part of the Donatello Slice of Season 1993. The final appearance of the Neutrinos. Starting in this episode, Shredder has a new permanent voice actor. 164 Escape From The Planet Of The Turtleoids Released onto DVD as part of the Donatello Slice of Season 1993. This episode title is a prodigy of the 1972 movie "Escape From The Planet Of The Apes." The final appearance of Kerma the Turteoid. The final appearance of Ground Chuck and Dirtbag. 165 Revenge Of The Fly Released onto DVD as part of the Raphael Slice of Season 1993. Baxter Stockman makes his last appearance in this episode. Z makes his last appearance in this episode. 166 Atlantis Awake Released onto DVD as part of the Raphael Slice of Season 1993. Splinter and April don't make an appearance in this episode. Released onto VHS titled "Shredder Triumphant." 167 Dirk Savage: Mutant Hunter Released onto DVD as part of the Raphael Slice of Season 1993. The final appearance of the Punk Frogs. The last appearance of Mondo Gecko. The only appearance of Tokka And Rahzar. Tokka and Rahzar are the replacements to Bebop and Rocksteady in "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II Secret Of The Ooze." Their popularity gave them a part in this episode. Tokka and Rahzar are smarter in this episode than in their movie role. 168 Invasion Of The Krangzoids Released onto DVD as part of the Raphael Slice of Season 1993. April's middle name is revealed in this episode. It's Harriet, making April's full name April Harriet O'Neil. Given that the Krangezoids are clones of Kang, it is likely that the giant reptilian beast they evolve into are Krang's original form. This is definitely close to the established canon than the flashback in "The Four Musketurtles", where Krang's species were wrongly depicted as brain-creatures. 169 Combat Land Released onto DVD as part of the Raphael Slice of Season 1993. Splinter doesn't appear in this episode. Released onto VHS titled "The Star Child." 170 Shredder Triumphant Released onto DVD as part of the Raphael Slice of Season 1993. The seventh seasonal final. The Technodrome changes location for the last time. This time it goes through a portal back to Dimension X, but this time without Shredder and Krang on it to do anything with it, so the Technodrome is out of reach. This is the only time Burne is seen face to face with the villains. 171 Get Shredder! Released onto VHS titled "Get Shredder." The ironic part of this VHS front cover is that the picture front is a scene taken out of a future episode called "H.A.V.O.C. On The Streets." The series now has a new opening and closing theme song, and introduction, which includes footage from the first Ninja Turtle movie. The entire format of the series has changed; now the sky is red with gray clouds, April wears a dark gray jacket, April drives a Dodge, the eye holes of the turtles' face masks are bigger, but their eyes aren't, Shredder and Krang with Bebop and Rocksteady establish a new secret location at the Hall Of Science of the old 1964 World's Fair. Shredder has a new permanent voice actor and remains that way for his remaining appearances. The Channel 6 building meets its end in this episode. The series also formatted differently by making the remainder of the series more action oriented, removing character building scenes, and giving that cartoon feel. This is the only appearance of Berzerko. It's learned that Berzerko has a past affiliation with Krang, and is the designer of the Technodrome. 172 Wrath Of The Rat King Released onto VHS titled "Get Shredder." The Rat King makes his final appearance. The Rat King is dressed differently than before, and his eyes glow red while he's in the sewers with Shredder. April gets a new car in this episode. Instead of driving the Channel 6 News Van, she drives a Dodge Viper roadster. 173 State Of Shock Final appearance of Irma. Splinter doesn't appear in this episode. 174 Cry H.A.V.O.C. Released onto VHS titled "Cry H.A.V.O.C." The ironic thing about this VHS cover is that is shows the wanted picture of Shredder that is based off "Get Shredder." Splinter doesn't appear in this episode. 175 H.A.V.O.C On the Streets Released onto VHS titled "Cry H.A.V.O.C." The final appearance of Vernon Fenwick and Burne Thompson. Splinter doesn't appear in this episode. 176 Enter Krakus Splinter doesn't appear in this episode. 177 Cyber-Turtles The final appearance of Casey Jones. Released onto VHS titled "Cyber Turtles." The Cyber Turtle suits became Cyber Samurai turtle toy line. Burne had his last appearance in "H.A.V.O.C. On The Streets" but this is last voice role, which is on April's cell phone. The last episode to be released onto VHS. 178 Turtle Trek The final appearance of Bebop and Rocksteady with an unknown fate. The last long-term appearance of Shredder and Krang. The Technodrome is colored like an angry orange color to make the Technodrome look more villainous. The eighth seasonal final. April doesn't appear in this episode. The final appearance of General Tragg. The title is a prodigy of the movie title "Star Trek." The Technodrome is destroyed by being dragged into a Sarlac Pit by a mutant monster which is similar in the movie "Star Wars Episode VI: Return Of The Jedi." 179 The Unknown Ninja The first appearance of Carter. The first appearance of Lord Dregg. The first of Hi-Tech. The final appearance of the Turtle Blimp. Images of the scenes from "State of Shock" are used in the video came showing the turtles capturing Mega Volt's ninjas. 180 Dregg Of The Earth Starting in this episode, April becomes a freelance reporter, with no indication if she quite or got fired from Channel 6. 181 Wrath Of Medusa The only appearance of Medusa. 182 The New Mutation The turtles go through their first next stage mutation. 183 The Showdown It's revealed in this episode that Carter has an old rival named Jet McCain. 184 Split-Second This is the last time the turtles recognize the fact they're in a cartoon TV series. Part of the plot includes a flashback telling the turtles dealing with Chronos at the City Hall Clock Tower two years ago, but there was no episode of those events. 185 Carter, The Enforcer Landor and Merrik make their first appearance in this episode. 186 Doomquest It's learned that April now works for Channel 8 and not Channel 6. Rob Paulsen voices Raphael for the last time. The ninth seasonal final. 187 The Return Of Dregg Hi-Tech makes his last appearance and is replaced with Mung. Mung's first appearance. Released onto DVD. The DVD release is one of four "never before seen" bonus episodes on the Season 1 DVD release. The reason this and three other episodes were considered "never before seen" is because parts of the United States didn't air these episodes. Chicago at least did. Raphael is voiced by a new voice actor for the remainder of the series. This was aired alongside the next four episodes in the U.K packaged as a "Feature-Length" movie around November 1999 on Fox Kids, the "Red Sky theme" was glossed over the title sequence by the U.K "Teenage Mutant HERO Turtles" theme. 188 The Beginning Of The End Released onto DVD. The DVD release is one of four "never before seen" bonus episodes on the Season 1 DVD release. The reason this and three other episodes were considered "never before seen" is because parts of the United States didn't air these episodes. Chicago at least did. The first mentioning of Dimension X since "Turtle Trek." April says the line, "Oh, those guys have more energy than that battery-powered rabbit. April is referring to the Energizer bunny, the mascot of Energizer batteries, who is said to "just keep going and going and going." 189 The Power Of Three The return of Shredder and Krang. The first of three parts. 190 A Turtle In Time The final appearance of the Foot Soldiers. The part where Landor and Merrik go back in time to take the past turtles comes off the episode "Turtle Trek." The second of three parts. 191 Turtles To The Second Power The final appearance of Shredder The final appearance of Krang. The final appearance of Carter. The final appearance of Landor The final appearance of Merrik. 192 Mobster From Dimension X Released onto DVD as part of a never before seen bonus episode on the season 1 DVD release. The only appearance of the Globfather, and Professor Huxley. Jeffrey Scott's original outline for Mobster from Dimension X included a scene in which the turtles' adviser, Splinter, lectured them on calming their minds and guiding their thoughts. This scene was cut from the final script. You can read several versions of Mobster from Dimension X, including the "beats" and Jeffrey Scott's final draft in Jeffrey Scott's book, How to Write for Animation. Raphael claims "I'll keep the Jelly Green Giant busy" talking to the GlobFather. Jelly Green Giant refers to the food brand, Jolly Green Giant. The Globfather is a take on Marlon Brando's character, who was also a crime boss, from the 1972 movie The Godfather. 193 The Day The Earth Disappeared The final episode released onto DVD as part of a never before seen bonus episode on the season 1 DVD release. The plot of this episode of the Earth being pulled through a portal to Dimension X comes from an earlier episode "The Big Blow Out." The episode title is a prodigy from a movie called "The Day The Earth Stood Still." 194 Divide And Conquer The final appearance of Leonardo. The final appearance of Raphael. The final appearance of Donatello. The final appearance of Michelangelo. The final appearance of Splinter. The final appearance of April O'Neil. The final appearance of Mung. The final appearance of Lord Dregg. The final appearance of the Technodrome. The final appearance of Krang's android body. The tenth season final. The final episode of the entire series. Sadly. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles won't be back on the air until February 2003 as a new series.
Jocko, a pet monkey who has become a 30 foot tall gorilla, grabs onto April and starts to climb up a tall building with her in his grasps. The movie April is making a reference to that Jocko must have seen is King Kong, which is clearly what the whole episode as well as the situation April found herself in was spoofing.
Episode Mistakes
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1 Turtle Tracks:
After April and the turtles slide down the rope to the next rooftop, there are two Leonardos and two Raphaels with no sign of Michelangelo. [View Clip]
Throughout the series, the turtles are referred to as amphibions, when actually turtles are reptiles.
During Splinter's flashback, Hamato Yoshi finds the baby turtles crawling around in glowing mutagen that's spewing from a sewer tunnel. Then after the commercial break, Yoshi is standing in the middle of the room on the mutagen puddle, but no spewing trail from the sewer tunnel. [View Clip]
Shredder notices the turtles on the monitor screen, and says that they must not discover his Technodrome, but a shot later, Shredder calls all the Foot Soliders on the PA to return to the Technodrome, where the turtles can hear it. [View Clip]
The baby turtles have paws and not flippers or feet.
Leonardo puts his sword away in a brown scabbard, which is no longer visible for the rest of the episode. [View Clip]
Leonardo ties a rope to his sword and throws it to the rooftop of the next building instead of using a proper grappling hook. [View Clip]
As April attempts to run away from the turtles after Splinter's flashback, Donatello blocks April's path speaking in Raphael's voice. [View Clip]
2 Enter The Shredder
The turtles are seen sleeping in bunk-beds, but in the previous episode, their beds are in short sewer tunnels. Samething in future episodes. [View Clip]
Leonardo says the line, "we're not in Kansas anymore, Toto" with Raphael's voice. [View Clip]
In the Technodrome chamber where the walls come together, the walls come together in the DVD version, but away in the VHS version.
Splinter says the line "This could be a serious cramp in our plans," with Raphael's voice. [View Clip]
At the end of the episode, Leonardo chops off Bebop's laser gun end wearing Raphael's colors, then the real Raphael kicks him down, and another real Raphael inserts his sai into Rocksteady's blaster. [View Clip]
3 A Thing About Rats
Shredder reached Ajax's Pest Control too quickly after just monitoring him on helicopter cameras. [View Clip]
There's buildings in the underground cavern a which the Technodrome crushes one. [View Clip]
At the end of the episode, April is sitting in the driver’s seat, Michelangelo in the middle-front seat, but after the soon-to-be Turtle Van drives off, Michelangelo is driving and April and Splinter are not in site. In fact, this is the same shot of an earlier scene when Michelangelo is driving with Donatello wondering on how those mousers found Splinter. And on top of that, during the blooper, Donatello is speaking with Raphael’s voice. [View Clip]
As the turtles drive, Michelangelo says "so if there are hundreds of them now" he speaking with Donatello's voice. [View Clip]
4 Hot Rotting Teenagers From Dimension X
Raphael says that Baxter tried to take over the city with his mouser robots, but Baxter didn't, and Shredder used those mousers to go after Splinter. [View Clip]
General Tragg's minion, Granitor, says "alright, let's get those kids," he's speaking in General Tragg's voice. [View Clip]
The World Trade Center is called the Global Trade Center, plus the Twin Towers are designed wrong. [View Clip]
5 Shredder Is Splintered
When the Foot Soldiers are firing at the turtles hanging off the Technodrome side, Raphael is colored as Donatello. [View Clip]
6 Return Of Shredder
When April shows the turtles the Crooked Ninja Turtle Gang on her news station TV, Raphael changes from his colors to Leonardo’s blue colors. [View Clip]
When the turtles are eating pizza together, Leonardo is colored as Raphael. [View Clip]
Irma’s hair color is black, but in the rest of the series, she’s has brown hair. [View Clip]
7 The Incredible Shrinking Turtles
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8 It Came from Beneath the Sewers
Raphael shoots at the vines to clear the road, and a few shots later, very carefully you can see Michelangelo sitting there. [View Clip]
9 The Mean Machines
At the end of the episode, notice the positions of the Turtles, Splinter and April at the dinner table. A few shots later, Leonardo (should of been to April's left) is fully Raphael including voice. Then the shot of Donatello is missing Splinter. Just as a shadow is seen on the wall, Michelangelo is seen looking back, then the wrongfully placed Raphael is wearing Donatello's colors, and finally Michelangelo enters the room with a toy robot, but wasn't see just sitting at the table a second ago?. [View Clip]
Towards the end of the episode, Shredder’s com-link resembles a gray version of April’s Turtlecom. [View Clip]
During the construction site scenes, the letter initials on the turtle’s belts are dark gray instead of white. [View Clip]
During the construction site, after the vehicles first come to life and turtles with April are pressed up against the wall, Leonardo says "did you have you use the D-word" he's speaks in Raphael's voice. [View Clip]
10 Curse of the Evil Eye
Baxter’s electrical monster attacks the turtles and Raphael defends himself by blocking the lightening attack with his metal sais, but metal conducts electricity, which means Raphael should have been fried. [View Clip]
The Eye turns Leonardo’s swords into ice cream cones, and later on, he has his swords back. [View Clip]
Baxter creates a giant glue monster and the fight starts outside, then after the commercial break, the fight is inside the palace. [View Clip]
After Shredder gets his helmet back, the Eye is upside down. [View Clip]
Raphael pops a hole in the blimp’s air tank instead of releasing the air valve. [View Clip]
11 Case of the Killer Pizzas
When the turtles are watching the parade party with Raphael standing on his brother’s shoulders, he speaks but his mouth doesn’t move. [View Clip]
Irma puts the pizza box with the pizza in the microwave, but an ordinary pizza box couldn’t fit. [View Clip]
Shredder and Baxter are back working together, but in the previous episode, Baxter betrays Shredder, and Shredder isn’t the kind of person who accepts betrayal.
Raphael spins two pizzas with his sais, wearing Donatello’s purple colors. [View Clip]
During the parade scene Mario the pizza man’s voice his high pitched, and when he’s making a delivery, his voice is low-pitched. [View Clip]
The real Leonardo pushes Shredder out of the way of an attacking pizza monster, then he’s wearing Raphael’s red colors, then the pizza monster grabs him, at which he becomes the real Raphael. The real Leonardo (who should have been the other turtle) saves the real Raphael. [View Clip]
Irma is back home watching April and her news crew chase the baby pizza monsters on TV, but everyone including the cameraman is seen on the TV frame. [View Clip]
12 Enter: The Fly
While Splinter tends April's condition, the ointment in the bowl is white in one shot, then yellow in the next, and then the bowl is out of sight. Plus, Splinter's Turtlecom is a gray version of April's Turtlecom. [View Clip]
Shredder didn't have his comlink in his belt, and Krang was able to contact Shredder. [View Clip]
The doku plant and the gasai leaf plant are exactly the same. [View Clip]
The World Trade Center has no resemblence in this episode as in real life before 9/11, and they're standing side-by-side, but in reality the Twin Towers were standing diagonal to each other. [View Clip]
When Leonardo deflates the blimp with his foot, his chest and belly is all green and not yellow. [View Clip]
This could be one of two possibilities: After Leonardo slices a thrown pizza in two and the next shot either shows Michelangelo speaking in Donatello's voice, or Donatello with Michelangelo's orange colors. [View Clip]
Shredder isn't wearing any pants when he summons the Knucklehead robot. [View Clip]
Michelangelo puts a pizza in the microwave, and it's ready in short seconds. Microwaves can't heat a pizza that fast.
13 Invasion Of The Punk Frogs
Just as Bebop and Rocksteady begin to fight the turtles, Bebop says the line "it's toitle-trashing time" using Rocksteady's voice. [View Clip]
14 New York Shinest
The turtles are driving the Turtle Van and Leonardo drives it off the bridge and into the East River, but later on April with Splinter are driving a second Turtle Van. [View Clip]
After the evil REX-1s blast the Channel 6 transmission, and the TV set in the turtles lair goes static, the TV turns off by itself with no one turning it off. [View Clip]
15 Splinter No More
During the library fight, Leonardo throws his sword into a radiator, and while Bebop and Rocksteady are caught in the steam, Leonardo helps his other turtle brothers up, but he has both his swords and not just the one he threw. [View Clip]
As Splinter notices the manhole, the traffic flows on the left side of the road, like in England, and when he goes for the manhole, the traffic moves on the right side of the road, like in America. [View Clip]
16 Teenagers From Dimension X
Rocksteady's eyes are white, but then yellow again later. [View Clip]
Throughout the episode, the initials on the turtles belts change from white to gray in between shots. [View Clip]
As Krang's workers push a large machine through the portal, the portal on the Technodrome side isn't glowing yellow all around, so it looks like they're pushing the machine into the wall. [View Clip]
17 Catwoman From Channel 6
Just about when April is about to strike at Splinter, her cat tail appears and dissapears in between shots. [View Clip]
After Leonardo knocks off the control collar off April's neck, he fully transforms into Donatello, purple colors, and "D" on belt, but the new "Donatello" is also holding Leonardo's sword as the old Leonardo did. [View Clip]
When Michelangelo says the the line "it's not you, man. It's those anchovy pizzas you eat," he speaking with Raphael's voice. [View Clip]
When Leonardo talks to Irma on the Turtlecom, Raphael's image shows up on Irma's end. [View Clip]
When Leonardo is talking to Irma on the Turtlecom, Leonardo's arm above the wrist is missing. [View Clip]
18 Return Of The Technodrome
Donatello's purple colors are more pinkish. [View Clip]
Shredder's gray top goes from gray to bare chest. [View Clip]
The gray parts of the Technodrome are darker gray than normal. [View Clip]
Krang is a darker shade of pink. [View Clip]
Krang's android body's hands are flesh colored and not red. [View Clip]
As the Technodrome goes through the portal, it's moving sideways. [View Clip]
Michelangelo has a single set of nunchuks, when he suppose to have two. [View Clip]
As Leonardo flies the Turtle Blimp, the top of his head flashes. [View Clip]
One of the gray rock soldiers resembles a gray General Tragg, and General Tragg is always colored burnt orange. [View Clip]
Through out the episode, Donatello's arm bands dissapear in between shots. [View Clip]
As the turtles with Splinter and April run from the Technodrome, Leonardo summons the Turtle Blimp and he says "watch and learn" using Raphael's voice. [View Clip]
Back in Enter The Fly, Krang mentions that the interdemensional balance is fragulant for a moment, and needs something to exchange when sending something through a portal, but he was successful in sending the Technodrome through the protal without sending something back in return. [View Clip]
19 Beneath The Streets
When the transport module surfaces the second time, it's the same as the first surfacing. [View Clip]
20 Turtles On Trial
When Leonardo answers Clayton's question, Michelangelo answers using Raphael's voice. [View Clip]
21 Attack Of The 50-Foot Irma
The Channel 6 logo on the news van is colorless and not red. [View Clip]
As three turtles are on the Channel 6 roof, and Irma is crying and blowing her nose, if you look VERY carefull you can see that Leonardo and Raphael exchange colors. [View Clip]
On top of the Channel 6 roof, there's a part where Raphael wears his ninja belt on backwards with a missing "R." [View Clip]
The episode is called Attack of the 50-Foot Irma, but Donatello says she's 30-feet tall. [View Clip]
Even if Irma is 50-Feet Tall, that would be too short, because she's taller than Channel 6 which is much taller. [View Clip]
22 The Maltese Hamster
When Leonardo and Raphael run into the antique store, the mass is colored white like snow. [View Clip]
23 Sky Turtles
Raphael and Michelangelo's feet should of been burned off if they're standing on hot lava. [View Clip]
There's a part where Krang's android body's hand are flesh colored and not red. [View Clip]
As Leonardo is struggling to fly the Turtle Blimp over the anti-gravity generator, Donatello is colored with Raphael's red colors. [View Clip]
Just before the buildings lift up, Donatello can be seen driving the Turtle Blimp, but the entire time, it's Leonardo plioting. [View Clip]
24 The Old Switcheroo
Shredder (as Splinter) demands the turtles to go into the exercise room, but Shredder wouldn't know they have an exercise room. [View Clip]
Shredder as Splinter goes from the Turtle's lair to the surface to take care of business at the laboratory, and he didn't have the towel over his eyes like earlier. Considering that, Shredder still never found the turtles lair again, considering he saw the whole route.
25 Burne's Blues
When Tortelli asks if Burne and Vernon was sent to look for him, Burne's trench coat changes from brown to white. [View Clip]
Rocksteady has a slightly different voice.
Don Tortelli looks completely different than in his other appearances. [View Clip]
26 The Fifth Turtle
As Donatello is on his computer explaining Shredder's next move, his lips stop moving during his explanation. [View Clip]
27 Enter The Rat King
When the turtles are watching TV and the TV signal goes out, the turtles weapons dissapear off their shells. [View Clip]
Donatello mentions the anti-gravity boots from episode 6. He's referring to the episode Sky Turtles, which was episode 23. Episode 6 is Return Of The Shrdder. [View Clip]
At the beginning, Burne crashes into a cop car, and a black and a white cop come out, and as the black cop writes Burne a ticket, both cops are black. [View Clip]
After the Rat King meet the turtles and Splinter, his soda bombs can be seen on his back, but the Rat King keeps them around his chest. [View Clip]
After the Rat King throws one of his soda bombs (red) the order of colored bombs changes. [View Clip]
28 Turtles At The Earth's Core
As the turtles try to hold off Dippy on the street, Donatello's bo staff is colored black, but it's made of wood and wood is colored brown. [View Clip]
The T-REX is drawn with three fingers, but scientist discovered that T-REXs have only two fingers, becasue the third finger is from the skeleton of another dinosaur. [View Clip]
After Shrdder and his minions are first seen in this episode, Shredder gets a call from Krang and he speaks with General Tragg's voice, who's not even in this episode. [View Clip]
While ridding on Dippy's back, Raphael yells out that Rock Soliders are ahead, but it's Foot Soldiers instead. [View Clip]
29 April's Fool
The Technodrome is back in its original spot after being temporary mobile since the Fifth Turtle. [View Clip]
Just as Donatello recieves his costume trophy, his "D" initial on his belt is the same color as the rest of his belt buckle. [View Clip]
If Krang is a scientist like the claims in Enter The Fly, then he should of known that Lydium-90 would be unstable in intense heat like at the Earth's core. [View Clip]
The Turtles mistook Princess Mallory for April, considering they last saw April wearing a yellow dress, and Princess Mallory is wearing a purple one. [View Clip]
30 Attack Of The Big MACC
As Michelangelo makes peace with MACC at first, Leonardo speaks in Donatello's voice. [Voice Clip]
When the Turtles are seen on the monitor screen riding the transport module, the turtle's positions are different than when they were first driving it. [View Clip]
31 The Ninja Sword Of Nowhere
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32 20,000 Leaks Under The City
The giant squid lifts Rocksteady off the boat, but he can still be seen on the boat. Then Bebop is missing after being lifted by the squid. [View Clip]
Just as the sewers flood, Splinter falls down a long waterfall, but after the commercial break, he's still in the river above. [View Clip]
The giant squid throws Donatello twice, and after Donatello catches the control device, the squid has him in his tenticles. [View Clip]
33 Take Me To Your Leader
After Donatello slips and falls on his face on the snowy steps, you can hear Leonardo scream, but he's not in this scene. [View Clip]
After being snowed in at the schoolhouse, the three remaining turtles somehow got snow shoes. [View Clip]
Leonardo run aways from the lair wearing his winter coat, but later on when he rejoins the turtles outside the Mile-High Tower, he's wearing only his blue bands and mask. Plus he's wearing the same snow boots that the other turtles got earlier. [View Clip]
In Leonardo's dream, a dog bites Leonardo's foot and Leonardo didn't even feel it. [View Clip]
34 Four Musketurtles
If Leonardo thinks he's D'Artagnan, he should of been speaking with a French accent, and not an English one. [View Clip]
During Krang's flashback, it shows other Krang species just like him, but Krang's origin is that he's the disembodied brain of an evil Dimension X warloard. [View Clip]
As Shredder, Bebop and Rocksteady enter the transport module, Rocksteady is holding the little generator, but it already has the Imperbium Gem on it, when their goal is look for it. [View Clip]
After the musketurtles fight Shredder on the helicopter tower, part of Michelangelo's face mask turns green then back to its normal orange. [View Clip]
35 Turtles, Turtles Everywhere!
When a turtle latches onto Shredder's foot, there's nothing on the floor, but as Bebop and Rocksteady run to help Shredder, many turtles suddendly appear on the floor. [View Clip]
You can clearly see palm trees where April does her news report at the beach, except that New York doesn't grow palm trees. [View Clip]
36 Cowabunga Shredhead
When Bebop and Rocksteady dance around tied up Michelangelo, they switch places when Bebop shoves a sock in Michelangelo's mouth. [View Clip]
After Michelangelo is hynotized, the animation looks more Looney Tunes style. [View Clip]
Shredder knew where the turtle's lair is, and considering that Krang programed the Michelangelo Program, he doesn't know where the turtles lair is either.
Just before Raphael and Leonardo are about to enter the flaming pizza oven, Leonardo says "or worse yet, Michelangelo" in Raphael's voice. [View Clip]
Michelangelo storms out of the lair with a pair of his nunchuks, but later on when he's captured by Bebop and Rocksteady, they're gone. [View Clip]
When Bebop and Rocksteady pat Michelangelo on the head and say "too bad we have to flush him" Michelangelo is gagged with a sock, but a second later when Shredder enters, the sock is missing. [View Clip]
Bebop shoves a sock in Michelangelo's mouth, and in the middle of the episode, Michelangelo is gagged with a white cloth. [View Clip]
During the time Michelangelo is gagged with a sock, his ankles are tied together, but during the parts where he's gagged with a cloth, his ankles are untied. [View Clip]
When Shredder leaves the pizza kitchen and back for the warehouse, the Turtles pop out of the gabage cans, and Leonardo is colored as Michelangelo, who's captured at this point. [View Clip]
37 Invasion Of The Turtle Snatchers
The same theatrical movie is still playing from Beneath These Streets [View Clip]
Donatello has Michelangelo's nunchuks when Rocksteady pulls away from him. [View Clip]
38 Camera Bugged
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39 Green With Jealousy
Krang's android body sneezes when Shredder blows candle smoke on him, but his voice is the same as Krang's, plus Krang's android body doesn't even have a voice. [View Clip]
Just as the love potion starts to take effect, Leonardo speaks with Michelangelo's voice. [View Clip]
When Leonardo and Donatello are stuck together in the submarine porthole, their voices are reversed. [View Clip]
40 Return Of The Fly
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41 Casey Jones Outlaw Hero
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42 Mutagen Monster
Two bulls were created to make the mutant bull, but when they sepereated, three bulls walked out. [View Clip]
After Raphael and Donatello tease the bull with a red tarp, Michelangelo is colored as Leonardo. [View Clip]
43 Corporate Raiders From Dimension X
After the turtles with Casey Jones find Shredder, Leonardo speaks with Raphael's voice. [View Clip]
When the turtles are being attacked by Octopus Ink employees and Bebop and Rocksteady, Raphael says the line "don't you think there's too much violence in today's workplace" but his mouth is wide open and not flapping to the line. [View Clip]
44 Pizza By The Shred
The Star Cruiser is colored red, but the last time it was seen with the turtles, it was blue from Shredder is Splintered. [View Clip]
45 Super Bebop, Mighty Rocksteady
The title of the episode is Super Bebop & Mighty Rocksteady, but Rocksteady's and Bebop's robots are called Super Rocksteady, Mighty Bebop. [View Clip]
While Leonardo and Raphael are partolling outside Channel 6, Leonardo is talking to April on the Turtlecom, where you can see he has 4 fingers and not the normal 3. [View Clip]
46 Beware The Lotus
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47 Blast From The Past
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48 Leatherhead: Terror Of The Swamp
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49 Michelangelo's Birthday
When the turtles are first blown up, they have leg bands, but for the rest of the time in that state, they don't have leg bands. [View Clip]
50 Usagi Yojimbo
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51 Case Of The Hot Kimono
In the warehouse, Leonardo says "here's April's microphone, and Vernon's camcorder" in a normal voice, then he says "but no April or Vernon," in Donatello's voice. [View Clip]
Just as the crate with the turtles in it hits the car trunk, Leonardo says "and people wonder why I love this job," he speaks with Raphael's voice. [View Clip]
When April and Vernon are on the side of the building, Leonardo walks out on the ledge with Donatello's bo-staff on his back. Plus, since when did a person that's tied up hand and foot and blind folded became capable of getting up, walking to a window blind sided, open it, walk out onto a ledge? [View Clip]
April and Vernon fall off the building, but Vernon is still tied. Then after the commercial break, Vernon is falling untied and lands on the awning untied as well. [View Clip]
52 Usagi, Come Home
The title is called Usagi, Come Home, but Usagi never returns home.
53 The Making Of Metalhead
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54 Leatherhead Meets The Rat King
The cardboard cutout of Krang is of Krang only and not in his android body or bubble walker. [View Clip]
55 Turtle Terminator
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56 The Great Boldini
When the turtles are about to be arested, Raphael says "I look terrible in stripes," his mouth doesn't move to the line. [View Clip]
57 The Missing Map
When Bebop and Rocksteady fire their laser guns at the turtles and the park cannon, the tip of the transport module is missing. [View Clip]
When Leonardo sets a large ballon that he rides, he's colored as Michelangelo. [View Clip]
Donatello and Michelangelo are stuck in the tanker truck cornered by Rocksteady, but they seem worried about their situation. They kicked their butt in every episode Rocksteady and Bebop appeared in. [View Clip]
When Walt sprays mint extinguishment on all over Rocksteady, Rocksteady's dagger is untouched. [View Clip]
The top eye of the Technodrome is missing as the Technodrome is sliding into the lava. [View Clip]
When the turtles are in the sewers looking for Zach, Raphael speaks with Leonardo's voice. [View Clip]
When the turtles see the Technorover approaching and all the turtles draw their weapons, Michelangelo doesn't.
58 The Gangs All Here
In season 1, Shredder mutates all of Bebop and Rocksteady's gang, but in this episode, they're normal. [View Clip]
59 The Grybyx
During the sewer fight, Bebop has a laser pistol, then it gets gunked up, and then when he accidentally throws it, his pistol becomes a rifel. [View Clip]
After the transport module gets shot, Bebop says "boss, I think we oughta run," with Rocksteady's voice. [View Clip]
As the monster grybyx chases the turtels, Raphael runs sideways and the background moves the other way. [View Clip]
60 Mr. Ogg Goes To Town
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61 Shredderville
During the studio fight, Leonardo has his swords drawn out in preperation to fight the stone soldiers, then after the commerical break, he draws his swords again when Burne and Vernon test Leonardo's and Raphael's bravery. [View Clip]
The costume store clerk suppose to have a moustache, but when he's first seen, he doesn't have it. [View Clip]
Donatello's bo-staff breaks in two during the last fight between human Bebop and Rocksteady, but later on in Shredder's office, Donatello has it on his shell. [View Clip]
The Technodrome is MUCH smaller than the other episodes. [View Clip]
During the day, the sky is red of pollutions, but at night, the sky is normal. [View Clip]
Rocksteady's (human) camouflage pattern is on his shirt, but in season 1 where Rocksteady was last seen as a human, the camouflage pattern was on his pants. [View Clip]
62 Bye, Bye Fly
Just before Shredder sends Bebop and Rocksteady into the temple, the turtles come out of a sewer tunnel, then a few shots later, the shot shows the same sewer tunnel, but the turtles aren't present. [View Clip]
63 The Big Rip Off
Donatello puts the Killer Drone's helmet on twice. [View Clip]
Rocksteady throws his dagger at the turtles and hits a lever instead, but the dagger is made of metal, when it's known it's made of wood. [View Clip]
Just as Bebop and Rocksteady are about to escape in the transport module from the turtles out of the power plant, Leonardo carried Donatello's bo-staff. Plus, the back of the transport module spins which isn't normal for a transport model of the module. [View Clip]
While the turtles wear the Killer Drone armor, their weapons on their belts are much smaller. [View Clip]
When Shredder contacts Bebop and Rocksteady on the comlink at the beginning of the episode, Bebop is missing the comlink when he's viewed on the monitor screen. Plus, the Technodrome is on the edge of a cliff, but there's no indication to how it got there. [View Clip]
Just as the Technodrome looses power the first time, Bebop's image of the last comlink call is still on the monitors screen, minutes earlier. [View Clip]
64 The Big Break In
During the tea ceramony, none of the turtles have their weapons in their belts, but at certain point, Raphael's sais shows up, and then dissapears for the rest of the scene. [View Clip]
Just as the turtles are burried in rubble when the Technodrome is about to roll over them, Raphael scream "I can't move" but his lips are no longer moving to the line. [View Clip]
65 The Big Blow Out
The S.C.U.D. missile is suppose to explode upon impact, and instead it lifts the Technodrome up into space. Plus, the S.C.U.D. missile isn't even suppose to reach the clouds and it was able to lift the Technodrome to space through the portal. [View Clip]
After the turtles see the Technodrome on the news, Donatello is colored as Michelangelo. [View Clip]
66 Plan 6 From Dimension X
Back in Shredderville, the turtles reconize Bebop and Rocksteady as humans, but not in this episode. [View Clip]
The Technodrome is now stuck on an asteroid in Dimension X, but in the last episode, the Technodrome landed upside down on a metal orb. [View Clip]
Shredder, Bebop and Rocksteady act as if they never seen Dimension X before when they (at least Bebop and Rocksteady) spent half of season two there. [View Clip]
67 Turtles Of The Jungle
Just as the turtles are about to the fight the giant Jacko, Leonardo yells "watch it guys! He's coming and heading this way" in Donatello's voice. [View Clip]
When Jacko grabs Michelangelo, the original Michelangelo is still holding onto his leg, but a new second Michelangelo is being pulled away and spun around on his shell. [View Clip]
68 Michelangelo Toys Around
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69 Peking Turtles
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70 Shredder's Mom
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71 Four Turtles And A Baby
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72 Turtlemaniac
When Raphael and Donatello pick the wax Splinter up, Donatello speaks with Leonardo's voice. Plus, everyone laughs at Michelangelo for being startled about the two Splinters, and even the wax Splinter is laughing. [View Clip]
Just after the turtle enter the museum, Donatello speaks in Raphael's voice, then Donatello and Raphael switch places while Raphael continues the lines. Plus, Flem says "Oh, my priceless turtles are here! Soon my collection will be complete," but his mouth moves half the line. The wax figures on Flem's video monitor screen is gray and not colored. [View Clip]
After the turtles enter the museum, they recall the Case Of the Two Headed Biker, and a shovel they used to battle a Sumarion slug, but these events never happened. [View Clip]
Flem knows the whole layout of the turtle's lair, but only April is the only outsider that would know that. [View Clip]
Flem was able to track down the turtle's lair on tracking system, but if it were that easy, then Shredder and Krang with more advanced technology should of been able to trace them down. [View Clip]
As April is being lowered into the hot wax, she's horrizontal (back down), and after the commercial break, she's virtically being lowered. [View Clip]
When Flem freaks out the second time of his wax figures melting, it's the same repeated clip of him freaking out as the figures begin to melt. [View Clip]
73 Rondo In New York
As Shredder releases the snakes, Donatello and the college student are tied up sitting down, but after the commercial break, Donatello and the college student are standing up. [View Clip]
74 Planet Of The Turtles
When the two wrestler turtles enter the sewers from the portal, Leonardo speaks with Michelangelo's voice. [View Clip]
75 Name That Toon
The clock on the time bomb changes duration time throughout the episode, and in some case, the clock addes remaining time. Also the first time the time bomb is seen, it's not even counting down time at all. [View Clip]
Just after the bomb is defused, Donatello says "it's defused," and Michelangelo says "totally excellent," but neither of their lips move to the lines. [View Clip]
76 **THERE IS NO EPISODE 76**
77 Menace, Maestro Please
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78 Super Hero For A Day
Krang mentions that his power vacuum will free the Technodrome from the lava pit, but the volcano hadn't erupted yet. [View Clip]
79 Back to The Egg
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80 Son Of Return Of The Fly II
Krang mentions the volcano's eruption, which still hasn't happened yet. [View Clip]
81 Raphael Knocks 'Em Dead
Barney Stockman wouldn't of know about Baxter's fly transformation. [View Clip]
82 Bebop And Rocksteady Conquer The Universe
The word "CITY" is misspelled on the City Hall building. It's spelled "CTIY." [View Clip]
83 Raphael Meets His Match
While April does a TV report, the city skyline is in back of them during the daytime sky, but the episode takes place out in the ocean at night. [View Clip]
84 Slash - The Evil Turtle From Dimension X
As Hackenbrush is with his men, while they're dressed up as the Ninja Turtles, coming up with a plan to destroy the turtles' reputation, the man disguesed as Raphael, his costume beak turns flesh colored. [View Clip]
85 Leonardo Lightens Up
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86 Were-Rats From Channel 6
All four turtles fell from the airplane and onto the top of the Turtle Blimp, but Donatello is down below flying it. [View Clip]
87 Funny, They Shrunk Michelangelo
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88 The Big Zipp Attack
Donatello screams "my machine" as the zipp creature eats his pizza machine, and then Donatello fully becomes Michelangelo, including colors and initial on the belt. [View Clip]
89 Donatello Makes Time
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90 Farewell Lotus Blossum
When Lotus and Leonardo are in the Secret Hideout searching for the pearl in the onion pile, Leonardo is colored as Raphael. [View Clip]
91 Rebel Without A Fin
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92 Rhino-Man
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93 Michelangelo Meets Bugman
At the beginning, when Michelangelo is blindfolded, he's wearing Donatello's purple arm bands and the "D" initial on his belt. [View Clip]
94 Poor Little Rich Turtle
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95 What's Michelangelo Good For?
After Michelangelo arrives on the island, and sets off the intruder alarm, Leonardo speaking in Raphael's voice. [View Clip]
96 The Dimension X Story
Back in Teenagers From Dimension X, the Neutrinos use a transdimensional portal from their star cruiser, but in this episode, Zach Neutrino says he can't afford one on his crummy allowance. [View Clip]
97 Donatello's Degree
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98 The Big Cufflink Caper
First shot of April and Irma hanging over the taffy vat, the image is perfectly still and April and Irma are speaking without their lips moving. [View Clip]
99 Leonardo VS Tempestra
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100 Splinter Vanishes
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101 Raphael Drives 'Em Wild
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102 Beyond The Donatello Nebula
Inside the taxi cab, Michelangelo is in place of Donatello who uses Donatello's voice. [View Clip]
When Leonardo unties April, he's colored and belt initiled as Donatello. [View Clip]
When Michelangelo runs back into the Turtle Van with the dog's head mask, Donatello is in the Turtle Van, when he's suppose to be with Allgie. [View Clip]
103 The Big Bug Blunder
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104 The Foot Soldiers Are Revolting
There are two Foot Soldiers that are Alpha-1s shooting at the turtles on the building stairs. [View Clip]
On the building rooftop, there are several Alpha-1 robots shooting at the turtles. [View Clip]
When the elevator is discovered out of order, April's lipstick in on her face. [View Clip]
The Dimension X asteroid the Technodrome is stuck on is missing the volcano and the lava surrounding the tracks. [View Clip]
105 Unidentified Flying Leonardo
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106 Turtles And The Hare
Rocksteady jumped out of the way when the Docilizer Ray hits Shredder, but Krang did mention that the Docilizer has no effect on mutants. [View Clip]
107 Once Upon A Time Machine
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108 My Brother, The Bad Guy
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109 Michelangelo Meets Mondo Gecko
The truck hijacking was out in the middle of no where, but the news of it got out so quickly that April was out in the country on her motorbike within two minutes. [View Clip]
110 Enter Mutagen Man
Seymour is able to mutate non-organic things like clothes, and Shredder's metal mask. Plus, when Krang points at Shredder when he wants Seymour to mutate into him, his tenticle goes magically through the screen. [View Clip]
111 Donatello's Badd Time
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112 Michelangelo Meets Bugman Again
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113 Muckman Messes Up
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114 Napoleon Bonafrog: Colussus Of The Swamps
In Turtle Tracks, Splinter mentions that the mutagen mutates anyone into any creature last encountered with, so when Rocksteady flinged a worm off a leaf and into the mutagen pond, the worm came out with a rhino head (as it should of), but it grew wings, which Rocksteady doesn't have. [View Clip]
115 Raphael VS The Volcano
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116 Landlord Of The Flies
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117 Donatello's Duplicate
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118 The Ice Creature Commeth
There are two Donatello's cleaning the kitchen in the same shot. [View Clip]
119 Leonardo Cuts Loose
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120 Pirate Radio
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121 Turtle Of a Thousand Faces
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122 Leonardo, Renaissance Turtle
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123 Zach And The Alien Invaders
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124 Welcome Backl Polarisoids
When the people run out of the subway, four of the people are of many duplicates. [View Clip]
125 Michelangelo, The Sacred Turtle
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126, 127 Planet Of The Turtleoids (1, 2)
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128 Rock Around The Block
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129 Krangestein Lives!
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130 Super Irma
When the transport module gets away, it leaves a lava puddle, but the module's final destination, the Technodrome, is in the ocean. [View Clip]
131 Adventures In Turtle-Sitting
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132 Sword Of Yurikawa
Splinter says that the Sword of Yurikawa has a price to pay if it fell into the wrong hands, but at the end of the episode, he says it can only be used for good purposes. Plus, Leonardo is colored like Michelangelo. [View Clip]
133 Return of the Turtleoid
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134 Shreeka's Revenge
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135 Too Hot To Handle
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136 Nightmare In the Lair
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137 Phantom Of The Sewers
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138 Donatello Trashes Slash
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139 Leonardo Is Missing
The Technodrome is seen on an Arctic ice cap, but they're suppose to be at the bottom of the ocean. Plus, penguins are seen outside in the Arctic, but in nature, penguins live in the Antarctic. [View Clip]
Leonardo is suppose to be missing, but he's seen with the other turtles in the underground cavern. [View Clip]
140 Snakes Alive!
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141 Polly Wanna Pizza
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142 Mr. Nice Guy
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143 Sleuth On The Loose
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144 Tower Of Power
When Shredder smashed April's camera, all the broken pieces went up, but the tower wasn't magnedic yet. [View Clip]
The inside of the Turtle Van is uncolored when it's first seen in the Paris sewers. [View Clip]
After Donatello dared Splinter give him all he's got, the other turtles' weapons are magnetically thrown at him, but a few shots later the turtles gain back their weapons. Plus, Michelangelo's nunchuks are megnetically attracted in the sewers, but it's the wooden part that sticks to the wall, and wood isn't megnetic. [View Clip]
After Leonardo is thrown in the Turtle Van, he's wearing Raphael's leg bands. [View Clip]
145 Rust Never Sleeps
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146 A Real Snow Job
While the turtles are in April's cabin, Leonardo wears Donatello's colors. [View Clip]
147 Venice On The Halfshell
After Donatello falls off the boat, he's still seen sitting in the boat. [View Clip]
148 Artless
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149 Ring Of Fire
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150 The Irish Gig Is Up
After Bebop and Rocksteady become little kids, Bebop hugs Donatello, then a shot later, he's hugging Raphael. [View Clip]
151 Shredder's New Sword
When Shredder, Bebop and Rocksteady get away in the car, Bebop is driving on the left side of the car, but in England, the driver seat is on the right side. [View Clip]
152 The Lost Queen Of Atlantis
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153 Turtles On The Orient Express
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154 April Gets In Dutch
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155 Northern Lights Out
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156 Elementary, My Dear Turtle
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157 Night Of The Dark Turtle
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158 The Starchild
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159 The Legend Of Koji
Shredder's ancestor answers by the name Oroku Sancho, and Shredder's alternate name is Oroku Saki, which would make "Oroku" their last name. But Oroku is always been the first name in episodes Shredder's Mom, and My Brother, the Bad Guy. And Shredder's brother's name is Kazuo Saki, which means Saki is the last name, not Oroku. [View Clip]
When Shredder steals Oroku Sacho's battle armor, his boots are metal like his leg spikes. [View Clip]
Just after Shredder is discovered as a fraud by the Japanese warriors, Shredder goes from wearing the battle armor to wearing his normal purple and gray costume. [View Clip]
160 Convicts From Dimension X
When Donatello's alarm blares, Raphael and Michelangelo enters his lab, but the lights are dark, but in other shots, his lab is got light. [View Clip]
When April runs for the news van and takes off to cover a story, Leonardo (at a rubble pile) speaks with Raphael's voice. [View Clip]
161 White Belt, Black Heart
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162 Night Of The Rogues
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163 Attack In The Neutrinos
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164 Escape From The Planet Of The Turtleoids
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165 Revenge Of The Fly
Baxter is trying to turn people into insects, which some are spiders, scorpions and centipeds, but they're not insects, they arachnids. Plus, Vernon as a spider has six legs when spiders have eight. [View Clip]
Leonardo destroys the mutagen ray when he had the chance to use it to bring Splinter back to the form of Hamato Yoshi. [View Clip]
166 Atlantis Awakes
Rocksteady is in two places at once, with Shredder stealing the large jewel, and fighting Leonardo and Michelangelo in the dungon. [View Clip]
167 Dirk Savage: Mutant Hunter
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168 Invasion Of The Krangzoids
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169 Combat Land
When Leonardo looks for Michelangelo alone, he's colored as Raphael. [View Clip]
170 Shredder Triumphant!
When Shredder, Bebop and Rocksteady retreat from the museum, they're escaping in a transport module, but they came in an amphibius module. Plus the back is spinning, which isn't normal either. [View Clip]
When the Technodrome is moving on its own through the portal, it's tilted 45 degrees in two shots, but in different angles. In fact, no part of the tank tracks are even touching the ground to drive on. [View Clip]
When April, Vernon and Irma a froced to the window ledge, Vernon becomes Rocksteady (at least his pants are). [View Clip]
Irma damages Krang's android body, but at the end of the episode when Shredder, Krang and the mutants escape, Krang's body is undamaged. [View Clip]
171 Get Shredder!
In the previous episode, Krang was with his android body, but now he's in his bubble walker, which he didn't carry with him before. [View Clip]
172 Wrath Of The Rat King
The turtles have Shredder's Retro Mutagen Ray, but in Shredder Is Splintered, Splinter destroyed that ray gun. [View Clip]
173 State Of Shock
When the Turtles challange Mega Volt to a test fight, Raphael speaks in Leonardo's voice. [View Clip]
174 Cry H.A.V.O.C.!
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175 H.A.V.O.C On The Streets!
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176 Enter Krakus
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177 Cyber Turtles
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178 Turtle Trek
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179 The Unknown Ninja
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180 Dregg Of The Earth
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181 Wrath Of Medusa
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182 The New Mutation
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183 The Showdown
You can go through the dungon gate to the battle arena when it's down, but when Jet McCain tries to life it with the TurboFlex, it's a solid gate. [View Clip]
184 Split Second
The events of Chronos and the turtles involving the City Hall Clock Tower, (referenced in a flashback) never happened, but the episode is based some these events. [View Clip]
185 Carter, The Enforcer
In the future, Landor grabs Michelangelo, but there are two Landor's. [View Clip]
186 Doomquest
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187 Return Of Dregg
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188 The Beginning Of The End
There's a gorilla in the animal warehouse, but it's unsecured which would be dangerous. [View Clip]
189 The Power Of Three
April's Dodge Viper has back seats, but Viper's only have two front seats. [View Clip]
190 A Turtle In Time
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191 Turtles To The Second Power
Krang lost his bubble walker in the previous episode, but has it back in this episode. [View Clip]
192 Mobster From Dimension X
While Donatello bulids a helmet to tap into the phone lines, he's wearing Raphael's colors. [View Clip]
193 The Day The Earth Disapeared
When Leonardo and Donatello arrive in the first planetoid, the sky is yellow, but during the scene when Leonardo and Donatello fight the ground vines, the sky is blue. Plus, Leonardo is wearing Raphael's red colors. [View Clip]
194 Divide And Conquer
Donatello knocked out the molecular amplication unit from Krang's body, which give Krang's body the ability to grow and shrink, but Krang's body shows that ability in this episode. Plus, April didn't reconize Krang's android body when she sees it. [View Clip]
The Techodrome is seen on a short hill, but in Turtle Trek, it was pulled into a hole by a ground monster. [View Clip]
vhs covers
Attack Of The Big Macc Big Rip Off Big Zipp Attack Big Blow Out The Great Boldini Mikey Meets Bugman
Convicts Demension X Turtles At Earth Core Cowabunga Shredhead Big Cufflink Caper Cyber Turtles Donatello's Degree
Turtles Awesome Easter The Epic Begins Unidentifying Flying Leo April Foolish Four Turtles & A Baby Get Shredder
Heros In A Half Shell Cry H.A.V.O.C. Hot Rotting Teenagers Turtles Of The Jungle Case Of The Killer Pizzas The Legend Of Koji
Turtles VS Leatherhead Leonardo Lightens Up Raphael Meets His Match They Shrunk Mikey The Four Musketurtles The Donatello Nebula
Pizza By The Shred Planet Of The Turtles Planet Of The Turtleoids Invasion Of Punk Frogs Rebel Without A Fin Turtles VS Rhinoman
Shredder Is Splintered Incredible Shrinking Turtles Sky Turtles Invasion Of Turtle Snatchers The Star Child S. Bebop M. Rocksteady
Turtles VS Terminator Turtles VS The Fly Shredder Triumphant Return Of The Turtleoid
laser disc covers
The Epic Begins Shredder Is Splintered/Hot Rotting Teenagers Leonardo Lightens Up/Michelangelo Meets Bugman
Attack Of The Big MACC/Pizza By The Shred Cowabunga Shredhead/Case Of The Killer Pizzas Turtles At The Earth's Core
dvd covers
Volume 1 (1987) Volume 2 (1988) Volume 3 (1989) Volume 4 (1989)
Volume 5 (1989) Volume 6 (1989) Season 4 (1990) Season 5 (1991)
Season 6 (1992) Season 7 - Leonardo (1993) Season 7 - Mikey (1993) Season 7 - Donatello (1993)
Season 7 - Raphael (1993) Season 8
signed autographs
Barry Gordon (Donatello) Barry Gordon (Bebop) Cam Clarke (Leonardo)
Cam Clarke (Rocksteady) Cam Clarke (Leonardo) James Avery (Shredder)
Pat Fraley (Krang) Pat Fraley (Casey Jones) Peter Renaday (Splinter)
Renae Jacops (April O'Neil) Rob Paulson (Raphael) Rob Paulson (Raphael)
Townsend Coleman (Michelangelo) Townsend Coleman (Rat King) Townsend Coleman (Usagi Yojimbo)
video clips
First opening introduction used between 1987 - 1990 [View Clip]
First closing credits used between 1987 - 1990 [View Clip]
Second opening introduction used between 1990 - 1993 [View Clip]
Second version of second opening introduction used between 1990 - 1993 [View Clip]
Second closing credits used between 1990 - 1993 [View Clip]
Third opening credits used between 1994 - 1996 [View Clip]
Third closing credits used between 1994 - 1996 [View Clip]
Turtle Tip #1 - Energy saving. [View Clip]
Turtle Tip #2 - Reuse. [View Clip]
Turtle Tip #3 - Protect our trees. [View Clip]
Turtle Tip #4 - Save our rain forest. [View Clip]
Turtle Tip #5 - Protection against the sun's dangerous UV rays. [View Clip]
Turtle Tip #6 - Don't waste electricity. [View Clip]
Turtle Tip #7 - Turn off the lights when you aren't in the room. [View Clip]
Turtle Tip #8 - The power of the sun. [View Clip]
Turtle Tip #9 - Play with balloons indoors because of the dangers it causes outdoors. [View Clip]
Turtle Tip #10 - The thinning of the Ozone layer. [View Clip]
Turtle Tip #11 - Gardening. [View Clip]
Turtle Tip #12 - Conserve water. [View Clip]
Say "NO" to drugs advertisement. [View Clip]
Ninja Turtle Sewer Action Figure Commercial From Playmates. [View Clip]
Ninja Turtle Sewer Action Series on VHS. [View Clip]
Technodrome Toy Commerical From Playmates. [View Clip]
Ninja Turtle cerial commerical. [View Clip]
