Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987 TV series) (season 6)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (season 6)
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	16
Release
Original network	CBS
Original release	September 12 – December 26, 1992
Season chronology

The sixth season of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles aired in 1992.^[1] In this season, the Technodrome is located at the bottom of the Arctic Ocean. Transport Modules are used to travel between the Technodrome and New York City.

Episodes

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	TV broadcast
127	1	"Rock Around the Block"	Bill Wolf	David Wise	September 12, 1992	S06E01
As part of his latest plan, Krang brings General Traag to Earth from Dimension X as a distraction for the Turtles, while Krang tries to turn a laser at the ice and free the Technodrome from its prison at the North Pole. Meanwhile, Donatello learns a new fighting move, Wu Wei, where one ninja turns his opponent's attack against him without action. Villain: Shredder Title Reference: Rock Around the Clock
128	2	"Krangenstein Lives!"	Bill Wolf	David Wise	September 19, 1992	S06E02
When Bebop and Rocksteady accidentally wreck one of the computer chips in Krang's robot body and try to replace it with a chip from a portable game system, it comes to life and goes on a rampage. While chasing after it, Shredder has a big fall which makes him suffer amnesia. Meanwhile, Michelangelo won't stop playing a video game, much to the other Turtles' annoyance. Villain: Shredder Title Reference: Frankenstein
129	3	"Super Irma"	Bill Wolf	David Wise	September 26, 1992	S06E03
Irma gets super magnetic powers and starts to fight crime. She decides to stop Krang's plan. When her powers wear off, the Turtles foil Krang and rescue Irma. Set on Halloween. Villain: Shredder Title Reference: Superman
130	4	"Adventures in Turtle-Sitting"	Bill Wolf	Jack Mendelsohn and Carole Mendelsohn	October 3, 1992	S06E04
Michelangelo accidentally turns Leonardo, Raphael and Donatello into 5-yr olds with Donatello's "Food Revivafier" (a machine that turns old and rotten food fresh again), while Splinter is out. Villain: Shredder Title Reference: Adventures in Babysitting Note: Final Appearance of Mad Dog McMutt.
131	5	"Sword of Yurikawa"	Bill Wolf	Marc Handler	October 10, 1992	S06E05
A mystery ninja steals a powerful sword that belonged to his old ninja master in order to test the Turtles' ninja spirits. Villains: Shredder and Lafayette La Drone
132	6	"Return of the Turtleoid"	Bill Wolf	David Wise	October 17, 1992	S06E06
A friend of the Turtles, Kerma, is hunted down by a destroyer because of a glitch in its sensors. The destroyer was supposed to hunt down a space pirate named Nerma, but the glitch made it come out "Kerma". Villains: Big Louie and The Destroyer Note: Final Appearance of Big Louie. Note: This episode was part of the TV Teddy video range.
133	7	"Shreeka's Revenge"	Bill Wolf	Jack Mendelsohn and Carole Mendelsohn	October 24, 1992	S06E07
A vain, galactic outlaw named Shreeka is after her power ring that Krang took from her. The problem is that April O'Neil now has the ring. Villains: Shreeka, Shredder and Krang
134	8	"Too Hot to Handle"	Bill Wolf	Jack Mendelsohn and Carole Mendelsohn	October 31, 1992	S06E08
A machine is causing the Earth to move closer to the sun. Vernon's incredibly smart nephew, Foster, helps the Turtles on their adventure. Villain: Professor Philo Sopho Title Reference: Too Hot to Handle Note: Final Appearance of Professor Sopho.
135	9	"Nightmare in the Lair"	Bill Wolf	Dennis O'Flaherty	November 7, 1992	S06E09
Donatello's newest invention, the "Dream-o-Vision" helmet, causes Michelangelo and Leonardo to be stuck in a nightmare world, while the lair is being terrorized by a Freddy Krueger-like person. Villain: Creepy Eddie
136	10	"Phantom of the Sewers"	Bill Wolf	David Wise	November 14, 1992	S06E10
The Turtles help a man with a disfigured face (that was actually dried paint) stop a bank robbery. Title Reference: The Phantom of the Opera Villain: Rufus Higby Note: Master Splinter is not in this episode.
137	11	"Donatello Trashes Slash"	Bill Wolf	David Wise	November 21, 1992	S06E11
When an alien ray makes him a super-genius, Slash returns to Earth, bent on turning the entire population of New York City into mutant turtles like him, leaving Donatello to fend him off. Villain: Slash
138	12	"Leonardo is Missing"	Bill Wolf	David Wise	November 28, 1992	S06E12
Leonardo gets lost and Raphael, Donatello and Michelangelo must find him while Splinter is training. Meanwhile, after hearing about Leonardo's disappearance, Shredder and Krang use the Holographic Cloaking Machine on Bebop to make him look like the missing turtle, and have him cause trouble to ruin the turtles' reputation. Note: Set during season 5, with the Technodrome still in the Arctic above water surface. Villains: Shredder, Krang, Bebop and Rocksteady
139	13	"Snakes Alive!"	Bill Wolf	David Wise	December 5, 1992	S06E13
The Turtles try to solve a missing snake mystery, but Leonardo is afraid of snakes. A scientist who had a snake venom lab accident and turned into a snake tries to turn the city into a swamp. Note: Final Appearance of Pinky McFingers. Villain: Cobrato
140	14	"Polly Wanna Pizza"	Bill Wolf	Jack Mendelsohn	December 12, 1992	S06E14
Michelangelo buys a parrot and names him Ditto, although the bird really belongs to a criminal who is after a rare key around Dido's neck because the Gulubi Ruby, the gem the thief stole, is in a vault that only the key can open. Villain: Mugsy MacGuffin Note: Master Splinter is not in this episode.
141	15	"Mr. Nice Guy"	Bill Wolf	Steve Granat and Cydne Clark	December 19, 1992	S06E15
Donatello's "Personality Alterator" turns Raphael too nice to fight. A mad scientist uses it to turn every policeman to nice so his robots can steal money and jewels. Title Reference: No More Mr. Nice Guy Note: Master Splinter is not in this episode. Villain: Professor Von Shrink
142	16	"Sleuth on the Loose"	Bill Wolf	Matt Uitz	December 26, 1992	S06E16
April's aunt helps the Turtles stop a mad scientist from building a doomsday device. Villain: Professor Von Volt Note: Final Appearance of Agatha Marbles. Note: Master Splinter is not in this episode.

References

1. Mark Pellegrini (14 April 2015). "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) Season 6, Part 1 Review". Adventures in Poor Taste. Retrieved 10 December 2015.

External links

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