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| Title = Mutagen Monster |
| Title = Mutagen Monster |
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| Series = Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987 Cartoon) |
| Series = Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987 Cartoon) |
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| Season = 3 |
| Season = 3 |
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| Episode = 24 |
| Episode = 24 |
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+ | | Airdate = October 26, [[1989]] |
| Writer = [[Michael Edens]]<br> [[Mark Edens]] |
| Writer = [[Michael Edens]]<br> [[Mark Edens]] |
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| Prev = [[Casey Jones - Outlaw Hero]] |
| Prev = [[Casey Jones - Outlaw Hero]] |
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{{TMNT (1987) 1989 Season}} |
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+ | '''Mutagen Monster''' is a season 3 episode of the 1987-1996 series. |
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==Synopsis== |
==Synopsis== |
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− | Shredder and a squad of Foot Soldiers wait |
+ | Shredder and a squad of Foot Soldiers wait in a train yard, ready to hijack two approaching trains full of dangerous chemicals. Shredder's plan is for Bebop and Rocksteady to switch the trains on the sidings, transport the chemicals to the Technodrome, and use them to create a new batch of mutagen. Unfortunately, Bebop and Rocksteady start arguing about who gets to throw the switches in the signal box, and inadvertently switch the trains onto the ''same'' track, resulting in a horrific head-on collision. Infuriated, Shredder drags Bebop and Rocksteady back into the Transport Module and returns to the Technodrome. He seemingly doesn't notice that the chemicals are mixing on their own, near a pen of cows. |
− | + | The Turtles are watching television when Michelangelo comes in with a deep-dish pizza, and tries to change the channel. A food fight breaks out between him and Raphael, but is interrupted by April's coverage of the wrecked trains. Donatello realises that the chemicals are combining to create an impure form of mutagen, and that there's no telling what could happen to anyone or anything that gets exposed to it. The Turtles race to the scene, and discover that while April is a safe distance away, Vernon has gone to get close-up footage of the crash, putting him in danger of being exposed to the mutagen. |
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+ | Fortunately, Vernon's shoes protect him from the mutagen, and he remains his usual self, but two bulls drink from the pool of mutagen, and instantly fuse into a single, gigantic bull with horn-like protrusions covering its entire body. Seconds later it mutates again, growing even larger and causing its two front legs to fuse into one. The Turtles arrive just in time to protect Vernon from any harm, but are at a loss as to how to deal with a creature with such immense size and strength. |
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− | The Turtles return to their lair, and after a discussion with Splinter, Donatello realises that because the mutagen was impure, the bull's mutation is not stable, and that by placing it in an atom smasher they could break it down into the original two bulls. Meanwhile, Shredder requests Krang's help in catching the bull, and Krang gives him a giant nose ring and a control device that will bring the bull under his command. However, because Krang (correctly) suspects that Shredder intends to double-cross him, he keeps a more powerful control device for himself. While Donatello sets up the atom smasher at the local university, the other Turtles predictably find that the bull is in a China shop, wrecking the place. Shredder returns to the surface, scaring the bull out of the shop, and the three turtles lure it to the university. However, Shredder follows and has his own lure - a mountain of salt, which the bull stops to lick, and when it does so Rocksteady jumps out of the salt and inserts the control device into the bull's nose. Before Shredder can fully take control of the bull, April's van crashes into the salt truck and sends the control device flying into Bebop's hands. Bebop tries to control the bull himself, but only succeeds in steering it right into the building containing the atom smasher, which Michaelangelo activates, reducing the mutant bull into four ordinary bulls (two copies each of the original two bulls). Shredder returns to the Technodrome cursing his luck once again, and Michaelangelo uses his knowledge of cowboy movies to steer the bulls safely out of the lab. |
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+ | Just then, Shredder returns with Bebop and Rocksteady in an attempt to salvage some of the chemicals, but Shredder decides that the mutant bull would be a vastly more valuable prize. Unfortunately, even he doesn't have any idea how to capture or control it, and after several fruitless attempts by both parties to catch it, the bull splits into two copies of itself. The sight of this is too much for Shredder, and he returns to the Technodrome again. Meanwhile, the two bulls work together to corner April, but crash into each other when they attempt to stamp on April and fuse back into one, bigger-than-ever mutant bull, which makes off for the city. |
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+ | The Turtles return to their lair, and after a discussion with Splinter, Donatello realises that because the mutagen was impure, the bull's mutation is not stable, and that by placing it in an atom smasher they could break it down into the original two bulls. |
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+ | Meanwhile, Shredder requests Krang's help in catching the bull, and Krang gives him a giant nose ring and a control device that will bring the bull under his command. However, because Krang (correctly) suspects that Shredder intends to double-cross him, he keeps a more powerful control device for himself. While Donatello sets up the atom smasher at the local university, the other Turtles predictably find that the bull is in a China shop, wrecking the place. Shredder returns to the surface, scaring the bull out of the shop, and the three turtles lure it to the university. |
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+ | However, Shredder follows and has his own lure - a mountain of salt, which the bull stops to lick, and when it does so Rocksteady jumps out of the salt and inserts the control device into the bull's nose. Before Shredder can fully take control of the bull, April's van crashes into the salt truck and sends the control device flying into Bebop's hands. Bebop tries to control the bull himself, but only succeeds in steering it right into the building containing the atom smasher, which Michaelangelo activates, reducing the mutant bull into four ordinary bulls (two copies each of the original two bulls). |
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− | *[[Irma Langinstein (1987 TV series)|Irma Langinstein]] ([[Jennifer Darling]]) |
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+ | Shredder returns to the Technodrome cursing his luck once again, and Michaelangelo uses his knowledge of cowboy movies to steer the bulls safely out of the lab. |
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+ | *{{1987link|Irma}} ([[Jennifer Darling]]) |
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+ | *[[Mutant bull]] |
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==Vehicles== |
==Vehicles== |
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+ | *{{1987link|Turtle Van}} |
+ | *{{1987link|Cheapskate}}s |
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− | *[[Cheapskates]] |
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− | *Channel 6 |
+ | *{{1987link|Channel 6 newsvan}} |
− | *[[Channel 6 ]] |
+ | *[[Channel 6 news motorcycle]] |
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+ | *{{1987link|Technodrome}} |
*[[Transport Module]] |
*[[Transport Module]] |
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==Home media releases== |
==Home media releases== |
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===VHS=== |
===VHS=== |
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− | *''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Super Rocksteady and Mighty Bebop'' |
+ | *''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: [[Super Rocksteady and Mighty Bebop (home media release)|Super Rocksteady and Mighty Bebop]]'' |
===DVD=== |
===DVD=== |
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*''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Volume 4'' |
*''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Volume 4'' |
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*''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Season 3'' |
*''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Season 3'' |
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− | *''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Complete Classic Series Collection'' |
+ | *''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: [[The Complete Classic Series Collection]]'' |
==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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− | Greg Berg voices Donatello and Bebop. |
+ | * Greg Berg voices Donatello and Bebop. |
+ | * This episode was placed in between "[[Mister Ogg Goes to Town]]" and "[[Bye, Bye, Fly]]" during UK airings. |
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===Errors=== |
===Errors=== |
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− | *When the mutant bull was created, two bulls combined, but when it is separated at the end, |
+ | *When the mutant bull was created, two bulls combined, but when it is separated at the end, four bulls are seen. |
*After Donatello and Raphael bring the bull towards a red tarp, Michelangelo is seen with Leonardo's colours. |
*After Donatello and Raphael bring the bull towards a red tarp, Michelangelo is seen with Leonardo's colours. |
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+ | == Transcript == |
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+ | * [[Mutagen Monster/Transcript]] |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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+ | * [[Mutagen Monster/Gallery]] |
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+ | ==External links== |
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+ | *[https://www.springfieldspringfield.co.uk/view_episode_scripts.php?tv-show=teenage-mutant-ninja-turtles-1987&episode=s03e24 Lines at Springfield! Springfield!] |
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− | </gallery> |
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Revision as of 22:54, 19 September 2020
“Mutagen Monster” | |||||||
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987 Cartoon) episode | |||||||
Season Code: | 3 | ||||||
Episode: | 24 | ||||||
Original airdate | October 26, 1989 | ||||||
Written by | Michael Edens Mark Edens | ||||||
Producers: | – | ||||||
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Mutagen Monster is a season 3 episode of the 1987-1996 series.
Synopsis
Shredder and a squad of Foot Soldiers wait in a train yard, ready to hijack two approaching trains full of dangerous chemicals. Shredder's plan is for Bebop and Rocksteady to switch the trains on the sidings, transport the chemicals to the Technodrome, and use them to create a new batch of mutagen. Unfortunately, Bebop and Rocksteady start arguing about who gets to throw the switches in the signal box, and inadvertently switch the trains onto the same track, resulting in a horrific head-on collision. Infuriated, Shredder drags Bebop and Rocksteady back into the Transport Module and returns to the Technodrome. He seemingly doesn't notice that the chemicals are mixing on their own, near a pen of cows.
The Turtles are watching television when Michelangelo comes in with a deep-dish pizza, and tries to change the channel. A food fight breaks out between him and Raphael, but is interrupted by April's coverage of the wrecked trains. Donatello realises that the chemicals are combining to create an impure form of mutagen, and that there's no telling what could happen to anyone or anything that gets exposed to it. The Turtles race to the scene, and discover that while April is a safe distance away, Vernon has gone to get close-up footage of the crash, putting him in danger of being exposed to the mutagen.
Fortunately, Vernon's shoes protect him from the mutagen, and he remains his usual self, but two bulls drink from the pool of mutagen, and instantly fuse into a single, gigantic bull with horn-like protrusions covering its entire body. Seconds later it mutates again, growing even larger and causing its two front legs to fuse into one. The Turtles arrive just in time to protect Vernon from any harm, but are at a loss as to how to deal with a creature with such immense size and strength.
Just then, Shredder returns with Bebop and Rocksteady in an attempt to salvage some of the chemicals, but Shredder decides that the mutant bull would be a vastly more valuable prize. Unfortunately, even he doesn't have any idea how to capture or control it, and after several fruitless attempts by both parties to catch it, the bull splits into two copies of itself. The sight of this is too much for Shredder, and he returns to the Technodrome again. Meanwhile, the two bulls work together to corner April, but crash into each other when they attempt to stamp on April and fuse back into one, bigger-than-ever mutant bull, which makes off for the city.
The Turtles return to their lair, and after a discussion with Splinter, Donatello realises that because the mutagen was impure, the bull's mutation is not stable, and that by placing it in an atom smasher they could break it down into the original two bulls.
Meanwhile, Shredder requests Krang's help in catching the bull, and Krang gives him a giant nose ring and a control device that will bring the bull under his command. However, because Krang (correctly) suspects that Shredder intends to double-cross him, he keeps a more powerful control device for himself. While Donatello sets up the atom smasher at the local university, the other Turtles predictably find that the bull is in a China shop, wrecking the place. Shredder returns to the surface, scaring the bull out of the shop, and the three turtles lure it to the university.
However, Shredder follows and has his own lure - a mountain of salt, which the bull stops to lick, and when it does so Rocksteady jumps out of the salt and inserts the control device into the bull's nose. Before Shredder can fully take control of the bull, April's van crashes into the salt truck and sends the control device flying into Bebop's hands. Bebop tries to control the bull himself, but only succeeds in steering it right into the building containing the atom smasher, which Michaelangelo activates, reducing the mutant bull into four ordinary bulls (two copies each of the original two bulls).
Shredder returns to the Technodrome cursing his luck once again, and Michaelangelo uses his knowledge of cowboy movies to steer the bulls safely out of the lab.
Characters
- Leonardo (Cam Clarke)
- Donatello (Greg Berg)
- Michelangelo (Townsend Coleman)
- Raphael (Rob Paulsen)
- Splinter (Peter Renaday)
- April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs)
- Irma (Jennifer Darling)
- Vernon Fenwick (Peter Renaday)
- Shredder (James Avery)
- Krang (Pat Fraley)
- Bebop (Greg Berg)
- Rocksteady (Cam Clarke)
- Mutant bull
Vehicles
Home media releases
VHS
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Super Rocksteady and Mighty Bebop
DVD
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Volume 4
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Season 3
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Complete Classic Series Collection
Notes
- Greg Berg voices Donatello and Bebop.
- This episode was placed in between "Mister Ogg Goes to Town" and "Bye, Bye, Fly" during UK airings.
Errors
- When the mutant bull was created, two bulls combined, but when it is separated at the end, four bulls are seen.
- After Donatello and Raphael bring the bull towards a red tarp, Michelangelo is seen with Leonardo's colours.