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| − | '''Howie Hardy''' is a character from ''[[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987 TV series)]]''. |
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| + | '''Howie Hardy''' is a music composer appearing in the {{1987link|Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles|1987 TV series}}. He is a friend/romantic interest of {{1987link|Irma}}. |
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| − | He is a friend of {{1987link|Irma}}, and he likes play to music with his keyboard. He was once confronted by {{1987link|Oroku Saki|Shredder}} and his minions, but was helped by the {{1987link|Ninja Turtles|Turtles}}. |
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| + | Howie went shopping for a new keyboard in a second-hand shop, when he came across a {{1987link|Technodrome}} keyboard-looking motherboard which {{1987link|Bebop}} and {{1987link|Rocksteady}} coincidentally had just dumped on {{1987link|Earth}}. Playing the "whatchamacallit", as they referred to it as, was audible on the Technodrome and interrupted the countdown to {{1987link|Krang}}'s dematerializer. After the {{1987link|Ninja Turtles}} realize what it is Howie has his hands on, they try to keep it out of {{1987link|Oroku Saki|Shredder}}'s grasp. The Turtles and {{1987link|April O'Neil|April}} hook it up to {{1987link|Channel 6}}'s transmitting equipment to disrupt the dematerializer again. {{Storylink|Name That Toon}} |
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| + | Later, Howie is hired to upgrade an organ at [[Floxy Theater]] with computer components. April brings the Turtles in to help figure out why the organ is shooting lasers and refusing to quit when played. During Howie's demonstration, his assistant [[Erk|Erik]] shuts it down with a single touch. It turns out Erik is secretly an alien named Erk, and the organ is his ship. Howie had used chips from the "whatchamacallit" to computerize it. {{Storylink|Menace Maestro, Please}} |
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| − | He appeared in two episodes, "[[Name That Toon]]"<ref>[http://www.tv.com/shows/teenage-mutant-ninja-turtles-1987/name-that-toon-70710/ TV.Com - "Name That Toon"]</ref> and "[[Menace Maestro, Please]]".<ref>[http://www.tv.com/shows/teenage-mutant-ninja-turtles-1987/menace-maestro-please-73488/ TV.Com - "Menace Maestro, Please"]</ref> |
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| − | + | *A man in [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles/Ghostbusters issue 1|TMNT/Ghostbusters #1]] resembling Howie can be seen marrying "[[Lucy (Ghostbusters)|Lucy]]", Irma's counterpart in the [[Ghostbusters]]' universe. |
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Revision as of 12:05, 25 June 2020
Howie Hardy is a music composer appearing in the 1987 TV series. He is a friend/romantic interest of Irma.
History
Howie went shopping for a new keyboard in a second-hand shop, when he came across a Technodrome keyboard-looking motherboard which Bebop and Rocksteady coincidentally had just dumped on Earth. Playing the "whatchamacallit", as they referred to it as, was audible on the Technodrome and interrupted the countdown to Krang's dematerializer. After the Ninja Turtles realize what it is Howie has his hands on, they try to keep it out of Shredder's grasp. The Turtles and April hook it up to Channel 6's transmitting equipment to disrupt the dematerializer again. Name That Toon
Later, Howie is hired to upgrade an organ at Floxy Theater with computer components. April brings the Turtles in to help figure out why the organ is shooting lasers and refusing to quit when played. During Howie's demonstration, his assistant Erik shuts it down with a single touch. It turns out Erik is secretly an alien named Erk, and the organ is his ship. Howie had used chips from the "whatchamacallit" to computerize it. Menace Maestro, Please
Trivia
- Rob Paulsen voices Howie with a Woody Allen impression.
- A man in TMNT/Ghostbusters #1 resembling Howie can be seen marrying "Lucy", Irma's counterpart in the Ghostbusters' universe.