haven't seen this b4, but the banner looks interesting, the transformers movie may point at G1 movie

seen it

In the little "knowing is half the battle" clips they aired...was the kid trying to "borrow" tracks that Raoul kid who was trying to steal him?

 

I never saw the ep.

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Raoul stole cars and was a break dancer a living.  Tracks was investigating some

car thefts and gets into an accident and wrecks himself (self pwnage).

Raoul finds Tracks and thinks he found a jem, but them they get to know

each other and become friends.

WELL, it's called foreshadowing. It was hasbro's cheap way to see if kids where really watching the cartoon for the plot or for the animation. I guess it shows an early form of advertisement for the movie. It took me 20years also to catch that, afterall the action was fast paced, so it was hard to pick up when you think about it.

oh  NOW you join us......lol welcome back Elllsss

 

not one of my fave eps...mostly because Tracks should NOT we wining arial duels!!! Yes he can fly...but he ain't no seeker!

I thought that episode was fun to watch.  I still do.

All your base are belong to us.

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Agreed.

saw the episode and made out the sign on the cinema.

 

the way all the different cars transformed to the same design and colour was mega lame though (the autobot base there was also included in the girl who loved powerglide and the other tracks episode (though the name escapes me)

the way all the different cars transformed to the same design and colour was mega lame though

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Definately. :tdown

Yeah, definitely not one of my favorite eps, what interesting though is if you pause and zoom in on all the nonsensical billboards plastered through out the cartoon, there are tons of them!! They fly by so quick when you watching it, you can only decipher it if you pause it and sometimes you have to zoom in to read it(well atleast I did, wuz watching it on a 13" t.v.!!).  Granted a lot of advertisement didn't make sense, but the ones that did could have been a mild form of brainwashing, subliminal advertising, etc, just b/c it flashes so quickly in real time, and so well camophlaged.  The words weren't at all meant to be the focus of the story, but why was there so much words scribbled through out so much of the background scenes?  Hmmm....Interesting...... :wtf