Contents.Plot Following WW II, a U.S. Army officer stationed in West Germany is assigned with keeping classified information away from the Communists.
Unfortunately, Red spies know that he suffers from sudden black-outs and use this to hypnotise him, and make it appear that he is a traitor. Cast. as Colonel Mark Cleaver. as Helen Quaid. as Major Thomas Brent. as Miss Gray. as General Harry Goulding.
Marjorie Stewart as Yvonne Goulding. as Johnny Orwell. Frederick Schrecker as Doctor Morganstern.
as Man (uncredited). as Otto Szimek (uncredited)Critical reception wrote, 'the intriguing story suffers from inefficient production techniques.' References.
The song shares the name with The Masterplan, an album released by Oasis composed entirely of B-sides. Noel has stated it as 'one of the best songs I've ever.
Wait, something's WRONG here.As a marching band parades through the streets of, announces that today is. And immensely dislike the event, but Chip says that it's too late now for to be searching for evidence to prove the are innocent.Back in a video viewing room, Spike finishes watching another tape showing the as the real culprits. He's about to leave when he meets. During a brief fight, in which Ravage slams into a TV screen, gets fried, smacked with an office chair, and then finally gets buried under a shelf of video tapes (poor kitty), Spike makes his escape.At a nearby high school disco, and his cassettes make an appearance. Dances with the ladies, Ravage gets petted by some schoolgirls, and gives a real evil glare to a kid who's offering him a cracker (probably considering eating the kid instead).In deep space, is leading the rocket ship carrying the Autobots.
Inside, and persuade to turn around and head back to Earth. After the ship doesn't respond to Cliffjumper's control input, uses his shoulder scanner to pinpoint their destination.the! Cosmos finds he is unable to link up with as the rocket starts to overheat.along with the Autobots inside.
Cosmos then comes aboard and starts working on the computer, but to no avail. 'Not now, Ironhide.' Inside the, looks on with glee as he watches the Autobots and their ship collide with the sun and explode. The Decepticons then leave for a press conference.In the 's office in Central City, Spike shows the mayor the tapes he's found. The mayor can't bring back the Autobots, but now armed with the right evidence, he and Spike start a campaign to clear the Autobots' names.At the press conference, Megatron reveals that he plans to conquer the planet and suck it dry of energy.
He is now the marshal of Central City, newly christened as Megatronia 1, and everyone will be made slaves to obtain energy for the Decepticons. A nearby screen shows the running amok through Central City. Spike learns of the Autobots' destruction and escapes, but the tape of evidence is destroyed. Berger saves Spike from getting killed by Laserbeak, but their escape is short-lived, as they're all captured by Megatron.Back in space, the Autobots have been saved by 's. They're attached to Cosmos, who is still heading towards the Sun, since his actions are controlled by Teletraan I.
It's hard being an opportunistic jerk!Back on Earth, things are grim. All the humans have been enslaved by the Decepticons, and they're being forced to mine energy from every available source. Berger's received his reward: He too is cuffed and made to work in a power plant.
One night, Chip breaks out of the power plant and sneaks on board a nearby truck. He heads for the, where he sets to work at Teletraan I. He finds out that the Autobot rocket was destroyed and is about to learn more when Thrust breaks into the base, destroys Teletraan I and takes Chip back to the plant. 'Nothing has changed between us, right Prime?' 'I said 'not now', Ironhide.' Meanwhile, Cosmos realizes he's got control back and turns around. Back on Earth, an Air Force rescue attempt is easily thwarted by the.
Megatron has the humans cornered when the Autobots arrive. Optimus Prime assembles his entire forces to combat the Decepticons, and they win, heavily damaging many of their foes, including the. Having thoroughly lost their advantage, the Decepticons retreat.The mayor acquits the Autobots, while Berger is taken by the authorities to face justice. With the Decepticons defeated, the Autobots transform and roll for home.Featured characters(Numbers indicate order of appearance.). (22). (23).
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Kid in Megatron costume (13). (15). (16). (17). Teenager at Decepticon-hosted discotheque (21). (44). (45).
Justin's mother (46). Justin's father (47). Reporter (48). Angry audience member No. 1 (49). Angry audience member No.
2 (50). Private guard No. 3 (51). Private guard No.
4 (52). Truck driver (54). Jet fighter pilots (60)Quotes'Hey, get down Soundwave!' — Rumble as he dances with the ladies.'
Uh, Laserbeak wanna cracker?' — Male human teen who suspects Laserbeak wants to eat himIronhide: Are we going anywhere, Cosmos, or is this a tour of the stars?Hound: Lay off him, Ironhide. He didn't cause our problems.Ironhide: You're right! Maybe we oughta take it out on the one who got us into this mess!Optimus Prime: I did what was necessary.—Only Ironhide could get away with taking a shot at Prime like that.' Is anyone brave, or stupid enough, to oppose us?
This city is under martial law.and I am the marshal!' — Megatron spells doom for the people of Central City.and makes a funny.' Let us teach them a lesson in sorrow!' — Dirge as he and the Coneheads terrorize Central City during the Decepticon-imposed martial law'It is over. I saw the Autobot ship, like a silver bullet, streaking toward the Sun, and it collided—collided with destiny!
I saw the end. They died in a cosmic funeral pyre!' — Shawn Berger, destroying all hope'You.pile of reject parts, I'll—'Reject parts? — Chip Chase as Thrust destroys Teletraan I and, perhaps, mocks the handicapped'You are going to face justice, and may it be kinder to you than it was to us. Autobots, transform and roll for home!'
— Optimus Prime, deciding not to have Berger sent on a collision course with the SunNotes Production information. First draft script: 20th February 1985Continuity notes. First onscreen appearances of Cosmos and Astrotrain.
Gadgets and powers:. Hound uses his missile launcher as a sort of radar-path-finder thing. Starscream fires the from his finger. Laserbeak fires his eye beams yet again to destroy the videotape. Trailbreaker extends his force field to enclose the entire Autobot army, and seemingly radiates it from his entire body. Ratchet can fire laser blasts. Sunstreaker, meanwhile, shoots blasts from the tips of his shoulders.
Following on from its introduction in the previous episode, multiple Autobot characters wield the new generic Autobot laser pistol design during the blow-out battle at the end. The pistol comes in a variety of off-white/grey/black colors, but notably, Bumblebee wields a blueish one. Someone must have made a note about this, because he'll use it again in this color in several future episodes, and it would be turned into an accessory for his toy. Ironhide zaps Chip's energy bonds out of existence with a beam from his fingertip. Spike makes use of Ravage's tech spec weakness, blinding him with a studio spotlight.
This episode goes to some lengths to show the full extent of both armies. Lots of characters such as Red Alert, Perceptor, Seaspray and Astrotrain show up for just a shot or two. Even the Insecticons can be glimpsed for a few frames in the Decepticon Day parade (only from the thighs down), and Grimlock is visible among the Autobots floating in space. It's almost shocking that Buzzsaw and Frenzy don't appear. Why Chip couldn’t just activate the Dinobots unless they were on the shuttle with the Autobots.Real world references.
sound effects:. The engine burst is combined with the superlaser firing noise as the Decepticons leave Decepticon Headquarters. Thrust and Dirge both bear down on the city with some more Falcon engine noise.Animation and technical errors. Some of the show's stock background music is briefly repurposed as source music (music that's actually heard by the characters in the show), coming from a marching band. Unfortunately, the marching band's drumming doesn't actually match up with the musical drum beats. In the next shot, a trumpet is shown as the flutes cut in.
The way the cymbal player is playing the cymbals is wrong. Playing them in this manner produces poor control of the sound and risks damage to fine cymbals, which are not designed for such usage. Thundercracker is shown alongside Megatron in the first shot of the marching Decepticons. Subsequent dialog and animation makes it clear that this should have been Starscream. As he watches the Decepticon parade, the temple of Chip's glasses is missing.
A short scene meant to catch us up with what Spike has been doing shows Spike viewing footage and Ravage arriving in the video room. But the footage Spike views is different from what he saw last episode, and Ravage now arrives through an open doorway instead of bashing down the door and wall. Barely disguised versions of Carly and Spike's character models are seen at the Teen Dance.
Not-Spike is even wearing Spike's stock tan shirt and blue jeans. This being his first appearance, Cosmos's voice lacks the self-echo that would characterize it in his subsequent appearances. Improbable viewpoints:. Megatron gets a view from right alongside the Autobot ship as it approaches the Sun. Soundwave is missing his Decepticon symbol as Megatron turns away from watching the Autobot ship explode.
It suddenly appears as he steps forward. The footage that Spike shows to the mayor is a third version of Starscream removing his Optimus Prime mask, despite Dirge only filming the scene once. Justin complains that he doesn't have any 'metal-colored crayons' to finish coloring Megatron, even as he continues coloring him. 'Good work, Trailbreaker.' 'Prime.kill me.so tired.'
. Ramjet causes a building at least eight stories tall to collapse with zero warning.
Some cracks on the building may be meant to indicate that it's abandoned, but otherwise, a lot of humans just died. Though he single-handedly saves the Autobots on his own initiative, Trailbreaker gets no lines in the episode and barely even appears except as a -like silhouette at the center of his force field. Judging by the girls surrounding him at the club, Soundwave is popular with the ladies.
All releases listed are in English audio unless otherwise noted. VHS1986 — The Transformers — Megatron's Master Plan 1988 — The Transformers — Megatron's Master Plan 1998 — The Transformers: Generation 2 — Megatron's Master Plan 2000 — The Original Transformers — Volume 10: Megatron's Master Plan 1994 — Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers — Convoy Set — Japanese audio only.1998 — The Transformers — Autobot Edition — Japanese audio only.DVD2001 — The Transformers — DVD Box 1 (Pioneer LDC) — Japanese audio only.2002 — The Original Transformers — Season 2 Part 1 2002 — The Original Transformers — Season 2 Part 1: Vol.
The team consisted of three core members: Shunichi Taniguchi for game design and graphics, Toshiyasu Miyabe for programming, and for sound. The gauge will then begin to deplete and the Vulcan gun will disappear once empty.: 12,15 Development. Clint and Annie were designed to be emblematic of the periodDevelopment of Wild Guns began when a small team of Natsume staff was asked to create a game quickly and cheaply while waiting for their next major assignment. Once filled, the player will be awarded with a Vulcan gun, the most powerful weapon in the game which grants invincibility.