After bringing the Technodrome back to the surface, Shredder and Krang trap the Turtles and send them to Dimension X where they become slaves. In the meantime, Shredder and Krang back on Earth once again try to take over the world.
Guest Cast
Peter Renaday
voices General Traag
Rob Paulsen
voices Vorx
Hamilton Camp
voices Weesel
Cast Appearances
Cam Clarke
voices Leonardo
Barry Gordon
voices Donatello
Rob Paulsen
voices Raphael
Townsend Coleman
voices Michelangelo
Peter Renaday
voices Splinter
Renae Jacobs
voices April O'Neil
Jennifer Darling
voices Irma Langinstein
Pat Fraley
voices Krang
Barry Gordon
voices BebopEpisode Discussion
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Note: This is the final episode where Townsend Coleman is the voice of Shredder. This is the season finale of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
The Technodrome is gone and is banished into Dimension X. Master Shredder and Krang stay back on Earth where they belong. And they get away in the pick-up truck driven by Bebop, and with Rocksteady in the back.
No Technodrome. No Rock Warriors. No Foot Soldiers. Master Shredder will pay those turtles back for this if it's the last thing he ever do. Krang says to Shredder, at this rate, it probably will be the last thing he ever do.
They've gone away again. Yeah, but without the Technodrome, the Ninja Turtles won't have to worry about them. Leonardo doesn't know. Master Splinter will explain, they still have Krang's know-how. And Shredder's cunning, and Bebop and Rocksteady's strength. He's certain they'll be hearing from them again. Soon.
The mood is somber as the episode ends, with Master Splinter reminding them that Master Shredder is still out there and capable of causing mayhem.
The last usual episode before the so-called "Red Sky" seasons in the next episode. This is therefore the last episode with the iconic original version of the theme song, as well as the title sequence commissioned for the show's move to CBS in 1990.