According to the Animorphs books, Hork-Bajir are unwillingly slaves of the Yeerks. In this episode, a human-controller presents a Hork-Bajir with his Yeerk removed to Visser Three in order to test a machine that will detect any creature without a Yeerk in it's brain. It seems strange that the now-freed Hork-Bajir would stand so still and calm after being infested for so long, not putting up any sort of fight and going along with the Yeerk instructions.
Going into the Yeerk pool unmorphed revealed their faces to the Controllers. Even if it was dark, they should at least known Marco's face since that Controller fired at him in plain sight.
After Marco hit the Hork-Bajir in the face with the oatmeal balloon, how did the lackey miss him? Marco was standing still and the lackey had a clear view but still managed to miss the shot.
Why would the 2 lackeys be scared of a lion when they both have Dracon beams? Shouldn't they be more afraid of what Visser Three will do to them knowing that they let one of the "Andalites" escape?
How did Tobias get into the Yeerk pool? The other Animorphs can go as ferrets but it's doubtful that Tobias as a hawk would squirm through that little ferret hole to get inside the Yeerk pool.
It's hard to believe that Ax doesn't know what "throw" means. Even if Andalites are a lot more advanced than humans, they should still know the word "throw."
Jake: Tobias, keep watch. Tobias: Like a hawk.
Chip: Hi and welcome to Tom's Burgers; my name is Chip and I'm proud to be your server today here at Tom's Burgers, home of the big Tom burger and the Tom-Tom fries. Hi, my name is Chip, how may I help you today? (smiles) Rachel: We'd like four cheeseburgers, hold the cheese. Chip: (smile falters) Hold the cheese? Rachel: Hold the cheese. Chip: (gestures towards the side where the Yeerk pool entrance is, watches the gang walk away, then turns back to a customer) Hi, my name is Chip.
Marco: I can't believe oatmeal is our secret weapon. Jake: No kidding. I mean, any battle involving oatmeal is not going to be historic. Take Gettysburg. There was no major oatmeal involvement. Marco: World War II. Neither side used oatmeal. Jake: Was it Oatmeal-Storm? No.
Jake: We have to go back to the Yeerk pool. Marco: I don't know, dude. I should wait like, 30 minutes, cause I just ate, you know?
Jake: Alright, let's check on it, but only a couple of us. To be safe. Marco: I'm in. Rachel: I'm in. (Everyone looks at Marco.) Marco: Just once I had to say "I'm in" before Rachel did.
Rachel: We're not supposed to change for selfish reasons. Even the opening of Planet Hollywood. Marco: Ah-nold will be there. Ax: Who is this Ah-nold? Is he from the planet of Hollywood? Marco: Ax, get a clue. You know he's never gonna understand our culture?
The Dracon beams used in the TV series are revealed to actually be flashlights. They are fired by turning on the flashlight, as shown in many scenes.
Narrated by Rachel, based on Book #17, The Underground.
Superman "At least we know that oatmeal's a kryptonite for Yeerks." This alludes to the Kryptonite in the Superman tales, which can be used to kill Superman, who has no other weakness.
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