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G.I. Joe (1990) Season 2 Episode 16

Keyboard Warriors

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AIRED: 11/12/91

Cobra has built a new supercomputer to control all their forces. That new mainframe is called ASP and is just finished when two boys access it in the believe it will be a public game computer. They start the war-game and start to attack the Joe bases, not knowing that everything is happening for real. The Joes have to find that ASP fast, but there they get a big surprise, because there are no snakes around.moreless

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Alvin Sanders	Voice Talent
Andrew Koenig	Voice Talent
Brent Chapman	Voice Talent
Christopher Collins	Voice Talent
Dale Wilson	Voice Talent
David Wills	Voice Talent

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Mark Acheson	additional voice	Recurring Role
John Novak	additional voice	Recurring Role
Doug Parker	additional voice	Recurring Role

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TRIVIA (1)
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- Goof: The ASP reveals Grunt's name: Robert W. Graves. But this person was lost in another world in the Original G.I. Joe series.
  Maybe it just was because Grunt's action figure was re-released in 1991.
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QUOTES (3)
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- Metal-Head: Did you see that mega-explosion?! Kablooie! Kapow! Too bad it was one of ours...
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- Bobby: Kapow! Fire One! Fire Two! Kapowie!
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- Cobra Commander (as software engineer): This is a very competitive business, Mr. Wilson!
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- This episode is a reference to famous hacker movie WarGames (1983) staring Matthew Broderick. There the main character hacks into the US defense mainframe and "plays" while the entry forces think that the Soviets attack.
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