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Captain Power and the Soldiers of the Future Season 1 Episode 23

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AIRED: 3/20/88

New Order is finished and the team is celebrating. But in Volcania, Dread is recovering, with a new realization - There can be no New Order until all resistance has been eliminated.

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Jessica Steen	Corporal Jennifer 'Pilot' Chase
Tim Dunigan	Captain Jonathan Power
Bruce Gray	Dr Stuart Power
Maurice Dean Wint	Sgt. Robert 'Scout' Baker
Peter MacNeill	Major Matthew 'Hawk' Masterson
Sven-Ole Thorsen	Lieutenant Michael 'Tank' Ellis

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Cast & Crew: RECURRING AND GUESTS

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Tom Quinn	Overunit	Guest Star
John Davies (IV)	Voice of Blastarr	Recurring Role
Deryck Hazel	Voice of Soaron	Recurring Role
Tedd Dillon	Voice of Overmind	Recurring Role

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TRIVIA (1)
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- Tired of having Laccki spy on him for Overmind, Dread sabotages the robot, hoping to destroy it.
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QUOTES (7)
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- Pilot: (laughing at Hawk's artificial Christmas tree) You're telling me that no one in this room thinks that this looks like the inside of a Bio-Dread?
  Hawk: (pretending to be offended) Philistine! (then he chuckles) Of course I do. It's the pieces we've blown off Soaron for decoration. I thought it added a nice, symbolic touch.
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- Captain Power: (as they are attacked by wave after wave of troopers) You know, this is really starting to annoy me!
  Hawk: Ya can't take this kind of thing personally. (he's hit on the head by a trooper's laser blast) Ow! You scratched my helmet, ya lousy pile of tin plated... YOU SCRATCHED MY HELMET! (he stands up and shoots at all the troopers in sight)
  Captain Power: Glad to see you're not taking this personally, Hawk.
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- Lord Dread: (when he finally discovers the location of Power's Base) He's finished, Soaron, and he doesn't even know it... yet!
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- Laccki: (as a squad of troopers carry him away) Wait! Wait! I'm not... quite dead... yet!
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- Scout: (cutting in on Tank and Pilot's dance) Let Fred Astaire show you how it's done.
  Tank: Fred Astaire?
  Hawk: He was a younger man.
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- Soaron: You are not well, my Lord? The battle with Power is...
  Lord Dread: (interrupting) Is over. But the war, Soaron, oh, that is something else again. When he sees me next Power will find a very different opponent. Soon I will throw off the bonds of flesh and then we shall see, indeed.
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- Soaron: And what of Power, my Lord?
  Lord Dread: I once thought he could be saved, but no longer. There is no place in our perfect world for him or for any of his kind.
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- Scout: (cutting in on Tank and Pilot's dance) Let Fred Astaire show you how it's done.
  Fred Astaire is the greatest dancer of the twentieth century, according to his fellow dancers Rudolf Nureyev and George Balanchine. He starred in dozens of movies beginning in 1933, and his partnership with Ginger Rogers is considered one of the greatest movie pairings of all time.
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