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Race for Glory
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003) episode
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Season Code: S06E21
Episode: 138
Original airdate September 8, 2007
Written by Larry Hama
Supervising Producer Lloyd Goldfine
Producers: Gary Richardson
Frederick U. Fierst
Al Kahn
Norman Grossfeld
Thomas Kenney
Directed by Roy Burdine
Story Editor: Lloyd Goldfine
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Fast Forward

July 29, 2006 - October 27, 2007
List of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles episodes

Episodes:

  1. "Future Shellshock"
  2. "Obsolete"
  3. "Home Invasion"
  4. "Headlock Prime"
  5. "Playtime's Over"
  6. "Bishop to Knight"
  7. "Night of Sh'Okanabo"
  8. "Clash of the Turtle Titans"
  9. "Fly Me to the Moon"
  10. "Invasion of the Body Snatcher!"
  11. "The Freaks Come Out at Night"
  12. "Bad Blood"
  13. "The Journal"
  14. "The Gaminator"
  15. "Graduation Day: Class of 2105"
  16. "Timing is Everything"
  17. "Enter the Jammerhead"
  18. "Milk Run"
  19. "The Fall of Darius Dunn"
  20. "Turtle X-Tinction"
  21. "Race for Glory"
  22. "Head of State"
  23. "DNA is Thicker than Water"
  24. "The Cosmic Completist"
  25. "The Day of Awakening"
  26. "Zixxth Sense"

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"Race for Glory" is the twenty-first episode of the animated series Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Fast Forward, which originally aired on September 8, 2007.

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Open in the penthouse as Cody is swamped with O’Neil Tech work left behind by Darius' departure. As the Turtles look on they learn that the yearly O'Neil Tech international road race is coming up. The TMNT decide to enter using a tricked out version of the Hovershell.

Open in the Grasslands Sports Mega-Plex as the Turtles and Cody arrive. The Hovershell is totally tricked out. Raphael brings along his old motorcycle in the hopes that he can get a little riding in. A boy named Falcon arrives and criticizes the bike, stating that it's useless and will just weigh down the Hovershell and cost them valuable seconds in the race. Donatello interjects that the weight of the bike is negligible due to his modifications, and he and the boy begin discussing the technical aspects of the souped-up super car. Constable Biggles arrives and takes the boy away because he's in a restricted area.

The TMNT gear up for the race, not realizing someone is checking them out... the villainous Triple Threat! As the three-headed criminal spies on the racers, he decides to take the Turtles out early and activates a small robot. The robot sneaks onto the Hovershell and yanks out some wires.

The race begins, but upon starting, the Hovershell goes out of control and is headed straight for the stands where Cody is watching!

At the last second, Don activates the Hovershell's grappling hook and pulls the vehicle back on track. With the Hovershell badly damaged, it looks like the race is over for the Green Team. Falcon returns and shows Don how to fix the damage. Biggles arrives again to chase of the lad, but this time the Turtles make the boy an official member of their team and they all take off in the repaired Hovershell.

The Turtles catch up with the other racers and realize Triple Threat has now joined in. Using his robo-jackers, Triple Threat is taking control of other vehicles in hopes of stealing them. As the Turtles catch up, the villain decides he’ll take on the Hovershell personally. Triple Threat jumps on top of the Turtles' car while his bot-controlled vehicles race on. Michelangelo leaps onto the roof, but since he's been slacking in his training, Triple Threat easily captures him before Leonardo arrives and kicks Triple Threat off of the Hovershell.

Triple Threat activates his robot-controlled cars and uses them to ram the Hovershell! Mike and Leo are knocked off of their ride and land on one of the robot-controlled racers. Triple Threat then uses his cars to push the Hovershell towards a growing wall of flames!

As the Hovershell heads toward the fire wall, some barrels explode. The debris creates a ramp that Don uses to jump over the flames. Triple Threat hops back into his ride while Leo and Mikey break inside the car they landed on. Falcon navigates the Hovershell through a series of underground tunnels to get our heroes back in the race.

Cut back to Triple Threat as he bot-jacks the rest of the vehicles just as Mikey and Leo take control of the one they’re in. The Hovershell emerges from the tunnel and is back on course. Triple Threat sends his bot-jacked, remote-controlled vehicles at it and they ram the Hovershell into the guardrail, threatening to knock it over the cliff. Luckily, Mikey and Leo in the “Command Cruiser” are right behind and ram Triple Threat, who drops his remote and loses control of the other vehicles. The Hovershell escapes! Triple Threat begins firing at our heroes - the shots go wide and create an avalanche that buries all of the cars in a torrent of snow!

The Turtles and Falcon emerge from the snow and prepare to battle Triple Threat. The three-headed villain decides to try to win the race and escapes the snow and grabs Falcon as a hostage as it roars off towards the finish line. Raph gives chase on his motorcycle.

Raphael catches up with Triple Threat, grabs Falcon and zooms off towards the finish line. Triple Threat floors his tank and both vehicles are neck! Just as they’re approaching the finish line, the Hover Shell comes from behind and uses its grappling hook to snare Triple Threat’s tank just before it crosses the line. Triple Threat is thrown from his vehicle as Falcon and Raph collect the checkered flag. Constable Biggles arrests Triple Threat. Falcon changes his mind and decides that a motorcycle is extremely awesome.

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Raph: See Mikey? We did win after all. We scored a convict and convert in one day... now get off my bike.


Trivia[]

  • Godman Falcon reappears as a boy. As an adult, he originally appeared in "Across the Universe". He's in a different universe, but there's reason to believe that racing with Raph in the future is what inspired him to race later on. What's interesting, factuality-wise, is that Falcon doesn't recognize Raphael in the earlier season, even though Raph should've been his inspiration, or at least a fond memory.
  • The announcer first appears in "Headlock Prime" as the wrestling announcer.

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