Transformers Robots In Disguise: An Explosive Situation

Air Date

Monday September 10, 2001

Production Code

RID-02

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• Stars

  • Tom Wyner Grimlock
  • Dan Woren Crosswise
  • Bob Joles X-Brawn
  • Barry Stigler Scourge
  • Daran Norris Heavy Load
  • Keith Anthony Hightower
  • Sandy Fox T-AI
  • Steven Jay Blum Dark Scream, W.A.R.S.
  • Tifanie Christun Dorie Dutton
  • Jerry DeCapua Gas Skunk
  • Peter Lurie Slapper
  • Jason Spisak Koji Onishi
  • Wankus Prowl
  • Michael Lindsay Rollbar/ Skid Z
  • Bob Papenbrook Mega Octane/ Ruination
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• We figure out that Sideburn's favorite color is red. [edit]
• Kelly at the beginning of the episode rode her red sports car ,but it was delivered to her later in the episode. [edit]

• When Sideburn is checking out that really nice red sportscar? This is sort of a more appropriate way of hitting on someone. [edit]
• First aired in Japan on April 12, 2000. [edit]
• Japanese Title: High Speed Battle! Gelshark [edit]

• Optimus Prime: (to Megatron) Don't you even bother to say hello anymore? [edit]
• Prowl: Sorry ma'am. I do apologize for the inconvenience. Are you all right?
  
  Kelly: For someone who has been attacked by a giant flying squirrel, a huge toad, a maniacal shark and a monsterous skunk... Sure, I'm just fine. [edit]
• Sky-Byte: What sort of nonsense is this? "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times?" Best or worst, make up your mind! "To be or not to be?" This guy can't make up his mind either! [edit]

• TAI introduced herself as daughter of Teletran 1 computer program.Teletran 1 was main Autobot computer in G1 cartoon. [edit]
• Sky-Byte: "To be or not to be."
  This famous line comes from William Shakespeare's play "Hamlet". [edit]
• Sky-Byte: "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times."
  The first line Sky-Byte reads is the first sentance of "The Tale of Two Cities" by Charles Dickens, whose most famous work is "A Christmas Carol." [edit]