Nick's TMNT

Yeah, this episode it was Dominic Catrombone instead of Jason Biggs. Jason presumably has other obligations.

Weirdly, the last time Dominic did it (Pizza Face), I barely noticed a difference.

Yeah, neither did I. But then, in "Pizza Face" Leo had barely any lines. Here, he was pretty much the central character, so he was talking a whole bunch more, and it was... very noticeable.

I liked that Anton Zeck's theme music was a familiar jazz style.

Yeaaaaah, its obvious now who Bebob and Rocksteady are

Also, Steranko sounds like the Heavy Weapons Guy. I guess that comes with being stereotypical Russian bad guy

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/nickelodeon-renews-teenage-mutant-ninja-712533

• Season 4 will be 20 episodes long; airs in fall 2015.

• Jason Biggs, the voice of Leo, will be replaced by Seth Green.

What's Jason Biggs doing?

Orange is the New Black? I think he decided he was too busy.

Here's to hoping Seth Green won't suck as Leo.

Actually, I wouldn't be surprised if it really has more to do with Jason Biggs being repulsively offensive on his twitter, making fun of the disabled, mocking women's rights and making light of sexual assault.

When people are dropped from children's entertainment for this kind of stuff, it's usually not explicitly mentioned in any press.

But yeah, I'm glad he's gone.

.....

Why would he do that?

Is he stupid?

I swear, I've been on Twitter and Facebook for less than a year, and over a year respectively. I'm a total noob when it comes to both, so why the fuck do I know that you should never say shit like that when people who use it regularly don't?

You're stupid Jason Biggs.

You know if you hadn't told me Leonardo had a new voice actor this episode I probably wouldn't have noticed. Just hope Seth can do as good a job matching the established voice of Leo.

^The actor in this episode was some guy called Dominic though and I'm surprised you didn't notice the placeholder voice actor ._. I mean, in his previous episode Leo had so few lines I didn't notice it, but this time it was rather obvious

Social media. Intelligent decisions. Pick one.

edited 19th Jun '14 12:04:49 AM by Eagal

Dominic Catrambone is actually one of the show's producers.

Huh, he voiced the pizzaface as well?

Well, Pizza Face was John Dimaggio.

Unless you mean Leonardo was voiced by Dominic Catrombone, in which case, yeah, he voiced him in that episode too. And in the video game.

Ah, I read IM Db page, I guess I read it wrong

So something bizarre: Pete the Pidgeon aka that mutant that debuted in 2012 series in that one episode that looked pretty stupid... Just made appearance on 35# issue in IDW series <_< And he looks about as derpy though he has more feathers. Anyway, what. If they are going to bring a mutant from show to comic... Why Pete?

(Though he is really stupid and can only say "Hi, I'm Pete!" and exists only because cat mutant guy tried to mutate a pigeon and it turns out that random mutation mutants aren't really intelligent so I guess it makes sense to use existing stupid character instead of just creating new character whose purpose is to show why he can't just mutate random animals for army <_<)

edited 19th Jun '14 7:01:20 AM by SpookyMask

Whoopi is April's boss.

The Shedder isn't who we think he is.

edited 24th Jun '14 9:45:08 AM by tclittle

Still withholding opinion, though I do like the camera scene.

"So they're aliens?"

"No, that's stupid."

So theories:

1) They are teasing the asian Oroku Saki only it to be turn out that plot twist that Eric Sachs is still the shredder 2) Oroku Saki changes his name to Eric Sachs and the American guy is red herring/stand in 3) Sachs and Saki are different people, but Sachs is the one wearing his armor in the movie leaving the actual Shredder to sequel :P

Anyhoo, jokes were kinda meh in my opinion

Anyway, here is edited picture of mysterious man in the dark Sachs was talking to spoilers◊. Dunno whether that is Shredder or not, but I could believe that xP

edited 24th Jun '14 11:03:52 AM by SpookyMask

So first the IDW comic gets a version of Metalhead that seems to take its cues from the current nick version, and after having seen the "Newtrilized!" episode and reading last weeks issue of the IDW series, Slash looks like he might be taking cues from the cartoon as well.

I'm starting to get a feeling that the Nick series might be providing a lot of inspiration for the comic to pull from for the foreseeable future.

I just read the summary for the next episode and part of me just knows that there's going to be some embarrassing moments between Leonardo (my longtime favorite of the Turtles) and Karai, or Splinter or any of the other Turtles

So, guessing by the lack of comments this episode was fairly forgettable for everyone all around?