Season 3, Episode 16: “ The Four Musketurtles” by Doug Molitor But in the TMNT/Ghostbusters crossover comic mini-series IDW published, he was seen marrying Irma’s counterpart Lucy. After this, Howie Hardy was never seen or heard from again on the show. But he does make a better comic relief character here than he did in “Toon”, as he’s not at the center of the story’s action on more on the peripheral. It’s all there.ĭespite this being a terrible episode, it’s made worse by the unneeded presence of Howie who even characters on screen seem to cringe at. Read more: How the Shaolin Temple Movies Launched Jet Li’s Career Eventually, shred head is confronted by the real phantom who turns out to be Howie’s nerdy friend Eric – who is an alien named Irk that traveled to Earth in the spaceship which is currently disguised as the organ!
Punk-ass Shredder disguises himself as said phantom to use the mysterious organ as an energy source of some kind. This time, Howie and Irma ask the Turtles to investigate the legend of the phantom of the old Floxy theater. I mean, there has to be, you know? There just has to be… Not sure why the producers wanted a double dose of this character, but I’m sure there’s some semblance of logic there. In case you didn’t get enough Howie, he’s back in action here – in the very next friggin’ episode. Season 4, Episode 11: “ Menace Maestro, Please” by Martin Pasko The gang thanks him by giving him a new keyboard that’s from this dimension that plays regular music like “Sussudio“ and not the kind that actually makes an impact on the world. Howie busts through the fourth wall like the Kool-Aid Man by belting out another irritating but thankfully less disturbing take on the TMNTtheme song, which saves the day.
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Sounds like something recorded off of a cable access TV show in the dead of night, doesn’t it? Can’t you just see the exaggerated rubber pig masks? Okay, enough. So what does Howie do? He comes up with the tune “ Teenagers With a Shell” – which is the doo-wop synthicide soundtrack to someone’s creepy pasta nightmare. Read more: The Best Batman Beyond Episodes On one fateful antiquing trip with Irma, he finds a keyboard from Dimension X that just so happens to interfere with Krang’s new Dematerializer weapon. But instead of forming Genesis, a seminal act in the annals of progressive rock music history, he writes soulful ballads about the joys of wearing turtle pajamas instead. Enter Howie Hardy: the most annoying Phil Collins since Phil Collins. Whenever it’s a central part of any story set or made during the 1980s, I am immediately, 100% all hands on deck invested into it ( especially if it’s like this).īut when the synth keyboard is misused by the forgotten love child of Rick Moranis and Woody Allen, I tend to be slightly offended. The synth keyboard is a bare necessity in life, much like clean water, shelter and new Rick and Morty episodes. Season 4, Episode 10: “ Name That Toon” by Misty Stewart-Taggart
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Read more: The Real Life Stories Behind Martial Arts Movie Legends When Donatello tries to help these here folks fix their crappy old pick-up truck that’s stuck on the side of the highway, the Badds steal the Turtle Van and start going on a moderately dangerous rampage across New York. Y’know what, I’m going do us all a favor and stop myself there before I give Michael Bay any ideas. If the next film incorporated these hicks somehow (which it probably wouldn’t), we would be treated to a bizarre mash-up of The Devil’s Rejects and The Beverly Hillbillies. The kind that can sit there for eight years and never age because its stuffed with preservatives and vaseline. The greasy kind of cake that you find slices of wrapped up at the checkout counter of the corner market. There are many characters from the cartoon that the movie franchise should never bring in, but the Badd family takes the cake in my book. Season 5, Episode 6: “ Donatello’s Badd Time” by Misty Stewart-Taggart Oh, did I mention he holds the secrets to creating liquid nitrogen too? When he finds Shredder’s secret stash of antique vases and goes on a binge, the Turtles are chasing him around while he turns the big apple into a fruit salad.
But it has to be antique, got it? So don’t just try and feed him any old used toilet from the junkyard (unless it’s from the 1970s and under). And like any small floating nerdy man from the last dimension the alphabet will allow, he loves to eat porcelain. Mister Ogg is basically the three-foot tall cousin of Ed Grimley from Dimension Z.
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