“Planet of the Turtles” | |||||||
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1987 TV series episode | |||||||
Season Code: | 4 | ||||||
Episode: | 8 | ||||||
Original airdate | September 20, 1990 | ||||||
Written by | George Shea | ||||||
Producers: | – | ||||||
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Character voices
- Leonardo (Cam Clarke)
- Donatello (Barry Gordon)
- Michelangelo (Townsend Coleman)
- Raphael (Rob Paulsen)
- Splinter (Peter Renaday)
- April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs)
- Vernon Fenwick (Peter Renaday)
- Dalton Dumpsky (Townsend Coleman) (debut)
- Shredder (James Avery)
- Krang (Pat Fraley)
- Turtle wrestling announcer (Barry Gordon) (debut)
- Rupert (Townsend Coleman) (debut)
- Hans (Pat Fraley) (debut)
- Fitz (Townsend Coleman) (debut)
- Dr. Turtlestein (Peter Renaday) (debut)
- Turtle cab driver (Pat Fraley) (debut)
- Speedy turtle cafe vendor (James Avery) (debut)
Locations
- Turtle Lair
- Technodrome
- City sewers
- City dump
- City streets
- Dr. Turtlestein's house
Vehicles
- Turtle Van
- Garbage Copter
- Turtle Cab
Home media releases
VHS
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Planet of the Turtles
DVD
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Season 4
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Complete Classic Series Collection
Notes
Errors
- Shredder's boots flashed to light grey and back when he slipped on the glue on the floor when battling Splinter.
- As the turtle wrestlers enter the sewers through a portal, Leonardo speaks in Michelangelo's voice.
- Donatello is seen with Michelangelo's colors when Splinter open the refrigerator at the end of the episode.
- When Splinter and April are carrying the Foot Soldiers' protective suits with them, they are not seen carrying the helmets.
Trivia
- Bebop and Rocksteady do not appear in this episode. Interestingly enough, their roles appear to have been filled in by Hans and Fits in this episode.
- It isn't shown how April and Splinter got back to Earth, or what happened to Rupert, Hans, Fitz, or Dr. Turtlestein. Though it's presumed Dr. Turtlestein sent everyone back to their homes.
- One of the components of the Personal Energy Projector mentioned is the Flux Capacitor which is based on a component of the same name from the Back to the Future trilogy which allowed the DeLorean and Jules Verne Train to travel through time.