Chris Potter |
Gambit/Remy LeBeau |
Catherine Disher |
Jean Grey |
Cedric Smith |
Professor X/Charles Xavier |
Norm Spencer |
Cyclops/Scott Summers |
Cal Dodd |
Wolverine/"Logan" |
Melissa Sue Anderson |
Snowbird |
Guest Star |
Don Francks |
Puck/Eugene Milton Judd; Shaman/Dr. Michael Twoyoungmen |
Guest Star |
Harvey Aitken |
Sasquatch/Dr. Walter Langkowski |
Guest Star |
David Hemblen |
Magneto/Erik Lenhserr |
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Beast, Jubilee and Storm did not appear in this episode.
This episode features the first time the Weapon X project which gave Wolverine his adamantium skeleton is fully shown (along with its masterminds The Professor & Dr. Cornelius). More about it will be revealed in season 3's "Weapon X, Lies, and Videotape".
This is the first and only appearance (aside from later cameos) of the Canadian mostly-mutant superhero group Alpha Flight: Vindicator (electromagnetic spectrum controller), Sasquatch (orange beast-man), Shaman (mystic), Snowbird (transmorph who tends to become a white owl or wolf), Puck (super-dwarf), Northstar and Aurora (who previously made an appearance in "Slave Island", and together have blinding light powers), and Heather Hudson. Also, this is the first appearance of Vertigo, who'll appear regularly in this season.
Though Rogue appears in this episode, she doesn't speak.
When Jean Grey is psychically scanning the world for Xavier, cameo appearances of Domino, Nightcrawler, Archangel, Cannonball, Psylocke, and Quicksilver & Scarlet Witch appear.
There's literally no resolution to the General Chasen situation, nor what repercussions Alpha Flight going against his orders will entail.
Why didn't Alpha Flight know the security soldiers of Department H were androids? They've worked there for years!
What's the point of the water falling on the console? It doesn't weaken Wolverine's bonds much enough to matter, since he still has to snap himself out of them.
The shorts Wolverine wears during his flashback to the Weapon X program change from smaller underwear types, to longer ones with shredding on the bottom like they had been pants.
Wolverine is strapped to the bed shirtless then after the flashback, he has his shirt on again.
Wolverine: Hey! You want my bones, Chasen? Come and get 'em yourself. (pops claws)
Jean Grey: Wolverine... such pain.
Gambit: (shuffles cards) Man been a pain from the get-go, chere!
Wolverine: (under the scanner laser) Thanks for the light, kid. I could use a good tan.
Wolverine: Let me up, or I'll rearrange your windpipe!
Puck: (to Wolverine) Better listen to the Frenchies, big fella!
This episode is based on The Uncanny X-Men #121, and the Marvel Comics Presents serial "Weapon X".
This episode, which focuses on Wolverine's history, was written by the comic book writer who created Wolverine in an issue of The Incredible Hulk (#181 to be exact, though he makes a cameo at the end of #180) back in the 1970s.
Title: Repo Man
The title "Repo Man" refers to a person who repossesses an item when someone fails to make payment upon it. In this case, the Repo Men would be Alpha Flight.
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S 5 : Ep 14
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