Writer:	Tom Wyner
Star:	Tom Wyner (Grimlock),  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),  Dan Woren (Crosswise),  Lex Lang (Tow-Line),  Mike Reynolds (Railspike),  Wally Wingert (Sideburn/ Mirage),  Keith Diamond (Rapid Run),  Philece Sampler (Kelly),  Michael Reisz (Wedge/ Landfill),  Daniel Riordan (Megatron/ Omega Prime/ Galvatron),  Kirk Thornton (Dr. Onishi),  Peter Spellos (Sky-Byte),  David Lodge (Midnight Express/ Railracer),  Joshua Seth (Carl),  Steve Kramer (R.E.V., Cerebros, Fortress Maximus),  Neil Kaplan (Optimus Prime/ Ro-Tor),  Kim Strauss (Ultra Magnus),  Robert Axelrod (Movor),  Richard Epcar (Armorhide),  Michael McConnohie (Hotshot/ Ironhide)
Recurring Role:	Steve Kramer (Cerebros),  Steve Kramer (Fortress Maximus)

First aired in Japan on November 29, 2000. (edit) Japanese Title: Gelshark's Blues (edit) Online schedule sources called this episode simply "A Clip Show." (edit) Airing as the 35th episode of the series, the Japanese counterpart of this episode did not focus on Ultra Magnus, instead covering the Autobot Brother's supercharging, the introduction of Omega Prime, the emergence and activation of Fortress Maximus and the transformation of Megatron into Galvatron. The American version's change in subject matter means that it must chronologically come somewhere between episode 27 and 29. (edit)

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