I can remember (at least I think) remember a episode that had Cobra Commander in it.  It didn't call him out by name but I'm pretty sure it was him.

 

What season/episode was that?

Season 3: Only Human

Technically, it was "Snake."

 

Flint made an appearance of a sort in "Killing Jar," also season 3.

Technically, it was "Snake."

 

Flint made an appearance of a sort in "Killing Jar," also season 3.

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Technically it was "Ol' Snake" :P

BTW The Cartoon Reporter Hector Rodreges has apeared in TFs, GIJoe, Jem and Inhumanoids.

Technically, it was "Snake."

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A goon in the episode called him "old Snake" but at the very end if

the episode he yells out COBRA!

riiight because of the Synthoids connection (still one of the creepier GI Joe stories ever)...

riiight because of the Synthoids connection (still one of the creepier GI Joe stories ever)...

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The Divise that Starscream uses to make the Combaticons form WWII vehicles also can be traced back to GIJoe orgins(the nsame Divise was used to mke BT Laserwave as well)

There were a copuple of other crossover references.  Both series used the "Anti-Matter Pod" (in "Roll for it" and "Raise the Flagg"), and both series used the "voltronic Galaxater" (In "Blaster Blues" and "My brother's Keeper")

-D

After watching that episode...WOW...I mean WOW!  How far the might Cobra had fallen...

 

I hardly ever watched GI Joe after the movie, but I did see the episode where they brought back Cobra Commander.  But to think that he was the lone Cobra to make it that far into the future and to have helped capture some TF's...damn...

 

Now its make me kinda mad that they didn't have more crossovers with the actual characters.

riiight because of the Synthoids connection (still one of the creepier GI Joe stories ever)...

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Yeah, Mr. Draft wanted to know if synthoid technology still existed.  In G.I. Joe

Synthoid Conspiracy pt 1 & 2, that technology was used to make copies of

military leaders.  They made a copy of Duke, then kidnapped him and replaced

him with the synthoid when no one was looking, and they did the same with

some military officials.  It's funny how they used that technology in a totally

different way in Transformers.