Loonatics Unleashed

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Time After Time ranks 173,383 out of all 115,118 episodes (of all shows) on TV.com.

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Air Date

Saturday February 11, 2006

Production Code

111

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Time Skip, a villain who can control time, plans revenge on the military for stealing his design for the Trolbot 9000 by stealing the Trolbot 9000 and the Loonatics must stop him. Things get worse when Ace experiences Deja Vu thanks to Time Skip's grandfather Dr. Fidel Chroniker who requires his help to stop Time Skip. How can they stop Time Skip?

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  6.5 Fair

  It's whatever. hide « show »

  One of my least favourite episodes in Loonatics Unleashed, none of the jokes were funny at all, except maybe Duck's running gag of the troll bot 9000, everything else wasn't really funny. The action is also subpar, if there was any. Since this episode was about time, a lot of scenes were repeated so most of the action in the opening sequence was basically the same over the course of the episode. A lot of the best action scenes so far have involved Slam, his role was greatly reduced in this episode. To wrap it up the story was just not entertaining at all. It became predictable once the villain was introduced and I actually would have preferred to see the Loonatics defeat Time Skip when he was controlling the troll bot 9000 instead of the Loonatics stealing it away.

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  ZaleIsBackAgain Added Jan 13, 2009 All my reviews
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  9 Superb

  The Loonatics must defeat a teenager who can manipulate time. But at the end, their headquartes is destoyed, and Ace is almost killed. Thankfully, someone has been preventing this untimely end by sending them back to the beginning of the day... hide « show »

  I believe this is definately a better example of what the show was capable of in the first season. It IS indeed cleverly plotted. It\'s a bit reminiscent to the 1993 film \"Groundhog Day\", with the premise of a day repeating over and over again. I also liked how we got a look at the Loonatic\'s home life. The scene where Ace joins the others in the kitchen has homey feeling that\'s hard to place. It helped strengthen the believability in the fact that these characters are happy together and care for each other. And THAT is important.

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  Annabees Added Oct 25, 2006 All my reviews
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  7.3 Good

  Time Skip ( a teenager who controls time when zapped with his granfather's machine)is out for revenge against the milatery as he thinks that they stole his idea for the Trolbot 9 thousand. hide « show »

  The Loonatics try to stop him but fail and Time Skip smashes the city. However, Time Skip's granfather turns back time to try and stop the event from happening but Duck doesn't listern to the old man and tells him to "Send junior to bed without his videogames" Eventally, Ace relizes that the "day sha vo" is actual events and makes a plan with the help of Tech, that saves the day.
  
  The first time I saw this episode, I thought it was OK but after a couple of times, it wasn't exciting any more. I laughed at most of the jokes but my favourite was Duck's line when he tells Time Skip's Granfather what to do with "Junior" LOL Tipical Daffy/Danger Duck style!

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  Twilightgirl12 Added Aug 7, 2006 All my reviews

• Guest Cast

  • Jeff Bennett Colonel Trench, Dr. Fidel Chroniker
  • David Faustino Arthur/Time Skip

• Casting Directors

  • Jamie Simone Casting Director

• Stars

  • Candi Milo Zadavia
  • Charlie Schlatter Ace Bunny
  • Jessica DiCicco Lexi Bunny
  • Jason Marsden Danger Duck
  • Rob Paulsen Rev Runner
  • Kevin Michael Richardson Tech E. Coyote / Slam Tasmanian

• Directors

  • Tim Ross Director
  • Miguel Gaban Director
Episode Cast and Crew Details »

• In one scene, a piece of the hourglass on Dr. Fidel Chroniker's chest is missing. edit »

• Main Villain(s): Time Skip edit »
• Running Gag: Danger Duck exclaims "NOT the Trolbot 9000!" edit »

• Duck: Not the Trollbot 9000!
  Ace: Duck, try and use your inside voice. edit »
• Duck: (video phone rings and Danger Duck answers it) Hello. Make it snappy, gramps, we're off to save the city!
  Dr. Fidel Chroniker: My name is Dr. Fidel Chroniker and my grandson is totally out of control.
  Duck: And this is our problem how? We're superheroes, send junior to bed without his video games and let us do our job. edit »
• Lexi: (To Timeskip)I'd say "better luck next time" Skippy, but your time's up.
  Ace: It's just as well; We're out of time jokes! edit »

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  Danger Duck's throwing motion for his energy eggs is nearly identical to the hadoken moves by Ryu, Ken, and Akuma in the Street Fighter games. edit »