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| I loved it! ^_^ |
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| So that's where Goongala came from! |
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| Um . . Raph's in the shower . . ya! the shower!! |
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| Didn't see it -- sorry! |
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 Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 10:37 am
Finally I get to put one of these up!!! biggrin
*ahem* I thought this was a great episode -- seeing the boys (and this time we got all the boys, didn't we!?) as kids was fun. Too bad they didn't find some way to work April in there, huh!
It reminded me of two things: 1) all those episodes of the Jackie Chan Adventures episodes where they get turned into kids, or when Jade went back in time and saw Jackie when he was her age . . . and 2) the Archie Turtles' comic where they were trying to play each other during tests, so that they'd all get the rewards of a good grade. He figured out their little scheme rather quickly that time, too.
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Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 12:43 pm
I had my suspicions that kid was Casey from the beginning. His first closeup, I thought to myself, "He looks like Casey..." then he started talking more, and I realized he talked like Casey too. By the time the Flashback ended, I was sure it WAS our favorite moron. wink
I really liked this episode, but it kinda made me confused. It seemed to melike the Turtles had never been topside before in "Things Change", but here they were as youngin's, going topside.
It doesn't matter, though. This was a very enjoyable episode, and quite a different one. I'm glad they didn't use the "flashback effect" like they did with "Tales of Leo"
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Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 2:00 pm
GohanWinner I really liked this episode, but it kinda made me confused. It seemed to melike the Turtles had never been topside before in "Things Change", but here they were as youngin's, going topside.
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Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 8:32 pm
Is it just me, or did the mohawk kid (the leader of the goons) seem like Dragon Face?
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Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 8:33 pm
The episode was good. I also thought from the beginning that the kid was Casey. The only thing I couldn't figure out is how someone with the skills of Splinter could not notice young Leo switch places with the dummy sitting next to young Raph.
Also, seeing the younger versions of the turtles like this made me think that these would be great unlockable alternate attires for 2005's Ninja Turtles game 3nodding
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Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 8:41 pm
And the fact that the dummy had 3 fingers and a thumb ^_^
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Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 10:32 pm
Artue Finally I get to put one of these up!!! biggrin
*ahem* I thought this was a great episode -- seeing the boys (and this time we got all the boys, didn't we!?) as kids was fun. Too bad they didn't find some way to work April in there, huh!
It reminded me of two things: 1) all those episodes of the Jackie Chan Adventures episodes where they get turned into kids, or when Jade went back in time and saw Jackie when he was her age . . . and 2) the Archie Turtles' comic where they were trying to play each other during tests, so that they'd all get the rewards of a good grade. He figured out their little scheme rather quickly that time, too. I'm glad I got to see this great episode. Seeing the turtles as "toddlers" is always a treat, as we get to see how they grew up. Yep, they've still got the same personalities as their adult versions! Interesting point about the Archie comic reference... there were a few great comics that showed the turtles growing up in that series. Also, #9 from the Mirage vol. 1 series shows them as toddlers. Overall, a great ep, one of much significance. 3nodding
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Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2004 11:04 am
crying Stupid work! Becuase I had to work late last night I slept in and totally missed it. I am just praying that my dad taped it for me......
Oh please, oh please, oh please... cry
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Posted: Sun Dec 19, 2004 8:58 pm
oh and it was also funny when young casey tried the battle cry and the bullies laughed and skated towards him. you just knew he was going to take a pounding after making that noise that came out of his mouth
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Posted: Mon Dec 20, 2004 6:22 pm
The S Is it just me, or did the mohawk kid (the leader of the goons) seem like Dragon Face? The S And the fact that the dummy had 3 fingers and a thumb ^_^ dburger I'm glad I got to see this great episode. Seeing the turtles as "toddlers" is always a treat, as we get to see how they grew up. Yep, they've still got the same personalities as their adult versions! Interesting point about the Archie comic reference... there were a few great comics that showed the turtles growing up in that series. Also, #9 from the Mirage vol. 1 series shows them as toddlers. Overall, a great ep, one of much significance. 3nodding
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