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SoundSky: /* Foreign localization */

2026-04-22T02:37:19Z

Foreign localization

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	:*''Original airdate:'' ?		:*''Original airdate:'' ?
	::*Like in the other clip show episode, all the flashback sequences are entirely re-dubbed. The translator was probably not the same, since the texts are often different and sometimes rather poor compared to the actual episodes.		::*Like in the other clip show episode, all the flashback sequences are entirely re-dubbed. The translator was probably not the same, since the texts are often different and sometimes rather poor compared to the actual episodes.
	::*~~As usual in the dub, the~~ cortical psychic patch ~~changes its French name again. After "connexion cortico-psychique" ("cortico-psychic connection")~~, ~~"patch de voyance corticale" ("cortical psychic patch") and "test psycho-cortical" ("psycho-cortical test")~~, ~~it is now a~~ "patch de voyance cortical" ("cortical clairvoyance patch").		::*The cortical psychic patch, which has used many different names in the series, goes back to "patch de voyance cortical" ("cortical clairvoyance patch").
	::*In the flashback with Megatron in coma, Starscream's asks Knock Out to give his "expert medical opinion to Soundwave, for the historical record". In the [[Sick Mind\|original episode]], the text was correctly translated, but in the re-dub of this episode, he asks Knock Out for his "medical expert opinion ''regarding Soundwave'', for his official file".		::*In the flashback with Megatron in coma, Starscream's asks Knock Out to give his "expert medical opinion to Soundwave, for the historical record". In the [[Sick Mind\|original episode]], the text was correctly translated, but in the re-dub of this episode, he asks Knock Out for his "medical expert opinion ''regarding Soundwave'', for his official file".
	::*[[Jean-Marc Delhausse]], who voiced Skyquake in his original episodes, did not come back to re-dub his few lines. Consequently, [[Patrick Descamps]], who voices Dreadwing, takes over the role.		::*[[Jean-Marc Delhausse]], who voiced Skyquake in his original episodes, did not come back to re-dub his few lines. Consequently, [[Patrick Descamps]], who voices Dreadwing, takes over the role.

SoundSky: /* Foreign localization */

2026-04-22T02:34:00Z

Foreign localization

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	:*''Title:'' "'''Réintégration'''" ("Reinstatement")		:*''Title:'' "'''Réintégration'''" ("Reinstatement")
	:*''Original airdate:'' ?		:*''Original airdate:'' ?
			::*Like in the other clip show episode, all the flashback sequences are entirely re-dubbed. The translator was probably not the same, since the texts are often different and sometimes rather poor compared to the actual episodes.
			::*As usual in the dub, the cortical psychic patch changes its French name again. After "connexion cortico-psychique" ("cortico-psychic connection"), "patch de voyance corticale" ("cortical psychic patch") and "test psycho-cortical" ("psycho-cortical test"), it is now a "patch de voyance cortical" ("cortical clairvoyance patch").
			::*In the flashback with Megatron in coma, Starscream's asks Knock Out to give his "expert medical opinion to Soundwave, for the historical record". In the [[Sick Mind\|original episode]], the text was correctly translated, but in the re-dub of this episode, he asks Knock Out for his "medical expert opinion ''regarding Soundwave'', for his official file".
			::*[[Jean-Marc Delhausse]], who voiced Skyquake in his original episodes, did not come back to re-dub his few lines. Consequently, [[Patrick Descamps]], who voices Dreadwing, takes over the role.
			::*Megatron mistakenly speaks about Cybertron with the masculine form, which is incorrect.

	'''German'''		'''German'''

AzimuthAcolyte: Transformation cog -> Transformation cog (biology) update

2025-09-12T23:57:34Z

Transformation cog -> Transformation cog (biology) update

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	He begins by reviewing the events surrounding the [[space bridge]] explosion. Megatron watches various instances of Starscream's attempts at assassination: the time he made a bunch of clones to infiltrate the ''Nemesis''; and when he tried to make a deal with Airachnid. Starscream lamely claims he was half-crazed with energon deficiency at the time, and insists he always had Megatron's best interests at heart, like removing the [[Dark Energon]] from his body so his mind did not become corrupted by it. Naturally, Megatron doesn't buy it. Upon replaying Starscream's musings when Megatron was trapped underground, he suggests that Starscream refrain from thinking out loud in the future. He also drops the hint that if Starscream fails to be convincing, the patch session will end in Starscream's termination.		He begins by reviewing the events surrounding the [[space bridge]] explosion. Megatron watches various instances of Starscream's attempts at assassination: the time he made a bunch of clones to infiltrate the ''Nemesis''; and when he tried to make a deal with Airachnid. Starscream lamely claims he was half-crazed with energon deficiency at the time, and insists he always had Megatron's best interests at heart, like removing the [[Dark Energon]] from his body so his mind did not become corrupted by it. Naturally, Megatron doesn't buy it. Upon replaying Starscream's musings when Megatron was trapped underground, he suggests that Starscream refrain from thinking out loud in the future. He also drops the hint that if Starscream fails to be convincing, the patch session will end in Starscream's termination.

	Starscream claims the occasional trouncing is enough to bring him back into line, and tries to play up his own generosity, bringing up the gift of [[Cliffjumper (WFC)\|Cliffjumper]]'s corpse for Dark Energon experimentation, and his use of his wits in dealing with the Autobots. Megatron points out his wits are usually insufficient to compensate for his arrogance: when he faced [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] while charged up on Dark Energon; or when he tried to use the [[Energon Harvester]] on [[Bulkhead (Prime)\|Bulkhead]]. The revelation that [[MECH]] took Starscream's [[transformation cog\|T-Cog]] greatly amuses Megatron, though Starscream is hoping that that might be restored to him in exchange for the Omega Keys — after all, he usually transforms with such style. He points out that while he was not kicked out of the Decepticons, he was not being made to feel particularly welcome there, despite apparently learning his place. Megatron does not believe Starscream's change of heart at the time would have lasted, and replays a discussion between Starscream and Knock Out while Megatron was lying in a coma in the sick bay. In the real world, Knock Out starts to realize that Starscream's memories are going to be equally incriminating to himself as he served Starscream as second-in-command. Panicking, he comes up with a plan to disconnect the patch, trapping Megatron in Starscream's mind.		Starscream claims the occasional trouncing is enough to bring him back into line, and tries to play up his own generosity, bringing up the gift of [[Cliffjumper (WFC)\|Cliffjumper]]'s corpse for Dark Energon experimentation, and his use of his wits in dealing with the Autobots. Megatron points out his wits are usually insufficient to compensate for his arrogance: when he faced [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] while charged up on Dark Energon; or when he tried to use the [[Energon Harvester]] on [[Bulkhead (Prime)\|Bulkhead]]. The revelation that [[MECH]] took Starscream's [[transformation cog (biology)\|T-Cog]] greatly amuses Megatron, though Starscream is hoping that that might be restored to him in exchange for the Omega Keys — after all, he usually transforms with such style. He points out that while he was not kicked out of the Decepticons, he was not being made to feel particularly welcome there, despite apparently learning his place. Megatron does not believe Starscream's change of heart at the time would have lasted, and replays a discussion between Starscream and Knock Out while Megatron was lying in a coma in the sick bay. In the real world, Knock Out starts to realize that Starscream's memories are going to be equally incriminating to himself as he served Starscream as second-in-command. Panicking, he comes up with a plan to disconnect the patch, trapping Megatron in Starscream's mind.

	[[Image:PatchKnockOutDreadwing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|That awkward moment when you find out that your thought-to-be-dead twin brother is a zombie.]]		[[Image:PatchKnockOutDreadwing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|That awkward moment when you find out that your thought-to-be-dead twin brother is a zombie.]]

Bromega2477: /* Synopsis */

2025-04-13T13:10:13Z

Synopsis

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	He begins by reviewing the events surrounding the [[space bridge]] explosion. Megatron watches various instances of Starscream's attempts at assassination: the time he made a bunch of clones to infiltrate the ''Nemesis''; and when he tried to make a deal with Airachnid. Starscream lamely claims he was half-crazed with energon deficiency at the time, and insists he always had Megatron's best interests at heart, like removing the [[Dark Energon]] from his body so his mind did not become corrupted by it. Naturally, Megatron doesn't buy it. Upon replaying Starscream's musings when Megatron was trapped underground, he suggests that Starscream refrain from thinking out loud in the future. He also drops the hint that if Starscream fails to be convincing, the patch session will end in Starscream's termination.		He begins by reviewing the events surrounding the [[space bridge]] explosion. Megatron watches various instances of Starscream's attempts at assassination: the time he made a bunch of clones to infiltrate the ''Nemesis''; and when he tried to make a deal with Airachnid. Starscream lamely claims he was half-crazed with energon deficiency at the time, and insists he always had Megatron's best interests at heart, like removing the [[Dark Energon]] from his body so his mind did not become corrupted by it. Naturally, Megatron doesn't buy it. Upon replaying Starscream's musings when Megatron was trapped underground, he suggests that Starscream refrain from thinking out loud in the future. He also drops the hint that if Starscream fails to be convincing, the patch session will end in Starscream's termination.

	Starscream claims the occasional trouncing is enough to bring him back into line, and tries to play up his own generosity, bringing up the gift of [[Cliffjumper (WFC)\|Cliffjumper]]'s corpse for Dark Energon experimentation, and his use of his wits in dealing with the Autobots. Megatron points out his wits are usually insufficient to compensate for his arrogance: when he faced [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] while charged up on Dark Energon; or when he tried to use the [[Energon Harvester]] on [[Bulkhead (Prime)\|Bulkhead]]. The revelation that [[MECH]] took Starscream's [[transformation cog\|T-Cog]] greatly amuses Megatron, though Starscream is hoping that that might be restored to him in exchange for the Omega Keys — after all, he usually transforms with such style. He points out that ~~at the time~~ he ~~deserted~~ the ~~Decepticon cause~~, he was not being made to feel particularly welcome there, despite apparently learning his place. Megatron does not believe Starscream's change of heart at the time would have lasted, and replays a discussion between Starscream and Knock Out while Megatron was lying in a coma in the sick bay. In the real world, Knock Out starts to realize that Starscream's memories are going to be equally incriminating to himself. Panicking, he comes up with a plan to disconnect the patch, trapping Megatron in Starscream's mind.		Starscream claims the occasional trouncing is enough to bring him back into line, and tries to play up his own generosity, bringing up the gift of [[Cliffjumper (WFC)\|Cliffjumper]]'s corpse for Dark Energon experimentation, and his use of his wits in dealing with the Autobots. Megatron points out his wits are usually insufficient to compensate for his arrogance: when he faced [[Optimus Prime (WFC)\|Optimus Prime]] while charged up on Dark Energon; or when he tried to use the [[Energon Harvester]] on [[Bulkhead (Prime)\|Bulkhead]]. The revelation that [[MECH]] took Starscream's [[transformation cog\|T-Cog]] greatly amuses Megatron, though Starscream is hoping that that might be restored to him in exchange for the Omega Keys — after all, he usually transforms with such style. He points out that while he was not kicked out of the Decepticons, he was not being made to feel particularly welcome there, despite apparently learning his place. Megatron does not believe Starscream's change of heart at the time would have lasted, and replays a discussion between Starscream and Knock Out while Megatron was lying in a coma in the sick bay. In the real world, Knock Out starts to realize that Starscream's memories are going to be equally incriminating to himself as he served Starscream as second-in-command. Panicking, he comes up with a plan to disconnect the patch, trapping Megatron in Starscream's mind.

	[[Image:PatchKnockOutDreadwing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|That awkward moment when you find out that your thought-to-be-dead twin brother is a zombie.]]		[[Image:PatchKnockOutDreadwing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px\|That awkward moment when you find out that your thought-to-be-dead twin brother is a zombie.]]

Cyberlink420 at 12:42, 5 August 2022

2022-08-05T12:42:30Z

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	\|animation studio=[[Polygon Pictures]]		\|animation studio=[[Polygon Pictures]]
	\|production company=[[Allspark (company)\|Hasbro Studios]]		\|production company=[[Allspark (company)\|Hasbro Studios]]
			\|video=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XpEC5I0h8-g
			\|videosite=YouTube
	}}		}}

Cyberlink420 at 17:29, 26 July 2022

2022-07-26T17:29:00Z

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	\|caption= Everybody cut loose! Footloose!		\|caption= Everybody cut loose! Footloose!
	\|title="Patch"		\|title="Patch"
			\|season=2
			\|season ep=24
	\|airdate=[[October 19]], [[2012]]		\|airdate=[[October 19]], [[2012]]
	\|written by=[[Duane Capizzi]]		\|written by=[[Duane Capizzi]]

Ronsar: /* Notes */ grafted note extracted from other page

2022-07-06T09:48:26Z

Notes: grafted note extracted from other page

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	===Continuity notes===		===Continuity notes===
			* Being a [[clip show]], this episode shows bits from virtually every episode of the series up to this point.
	* This is the first truly Decepticon-focused episode, with no Autobots appearing outside of flashbacks.		* This is the first truly Decepticon-focused episode, with no Autobots appearing outside of flashbacks.
	* Dreadwing learns of Starscream's attempt to revive Skyquake as a zombie minion in "Shadowzone", as well as his imprisonment in an alternate dimension at the end of that episode.		* Dreadwing learns of Starscream's attempt to revive Skyquake as a zombie minion in "Shadowzone", as well as his imprisonment in an alternate dimension at the end of that episode.

Yaxuo at 04:33, 25 February 2022

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	* Megatron's mental projection has his original arm, not the [[Liege Maximo\|dead Prime]]'s arm, just like in the [[Inside Job\|previous episode]].		* Megatron's mental projection has his original arm, not the [[Liege Maximo\|dead Prime]]'s arm, just like in the [[Inside Job\|previous episode]].
	* For being clever enough to engineer a plan to successfully steal all four Omega Keys, Starscream didn't really think through his plan to regain Megatron's favor. He went in with no insurance policy to make sure Megatron didn't just simply scrap him and take the keys instead.		* For being clever enough to engineer a plan to successfully steal all four Omega Keys, Starscream didn't really think through his plan to regain Megatron's favor. He went in with no insurance policy to make sure Megatron didn't just simply scrap him and take the keys instead.
	* Knock Out's plan to leave Megatron in Starscream's body is similarly short-sighted: Megatron could have simply taken control of Starscream's body as he did with Bumblebee, ordered Dreadwing and/or Soundwave to assist him in returning to his own~~, and executed Knock Out on the spot~~.		* Knock Out's plan to leave Megatron in Starscream's body is similarly short-sighted: Megatron could have simply taken control of Starscream's body as he did with Bumblebee and ordered Dreadwing and/or Soundwave to assist him in returning to his own.
	* So, uh... how did they get Knock Out out of the wall? And how did he expect to get put back into it?		* So, uh... how did they get Knock Out out of the wall? And how did he expect to get put back into it?

Kitsune1: /* Trivia */ he has a groundbridge

2020-06-25T03:11:46Z

Trivia: he has a groundbridge

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	===Trivia===		===Trivia===
	* This is the second [[clip show\|clip episode]], the first being "[[Grill (episode)\|Grill]]".		* This is the second [[clip show\|clip episode]], the first being "[[Grill (episode)\|Grill]]".
	* How ''did'' Starscream get aboard the ''Nemesis'', anyway?
	* Megatron's mental projection has his original arm, not the [[Liege Maximo\|dead Prime]]'s arm, just like in the [[Inside Job\|previous episode]].		* Megatron's mental projection has his original arm, not the [[Liege Maximo\|dead Prime]]'s arm, just like in the [[Inside Job\|previous episode]].
	* For being clever enough to engineer a plan to successfully steal all four Omega Keys, Starscream didn't really think through his plan to regain Megatron's favor. He went in with no insurance policy to make sure Megatron didn't just simply scrap him and take the keys instead.		* For being clever enough to engineer a plan to successfully steal all four Omega Keys, Starscream didn't really think through his plan to regain Megatron's favor. He went in with no insurance policy to make sure Megatron didn't just simply scrap him and take the keys instead.

Yaxuo: fixing link

2020-06-23T23:59:16Z

fixing link

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	\|directed by=[[Shaunt Nigoghossian]]		\|directed by=[[Shaunt Nigoghossian]]
	\|animation studio=[[Polygon Pictures]]		\|animation studio=[[Polygon Pictures]]
	\|production company=[[Hasbro Studios]]		\|production company=[[Allspark (company)\|Hasbro Studios]]
	}}		}}

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	[[File:Flag of Italy.png\|20px\|Italy]] 2015 — ''Transformers Prime'' — Stagione 2 Vol. 4: L'ora più buia (Primal Screen) — English, Italian, Swedish, Finnish, Danish and Norwegian audio.<br>		[[File:Flag of Italy.png\|20px\|Italy]] 2015 — ''Transformers Prime'' — Stagione 2 Vol. 4: L'ora più buia (Primal Screen) — English, Italian, Swedish, Finnish, Danish and Norwegian audio.<br>
	[[File:Flag of UK.png\|20px\|United Kingdom]] 2015 — ''Transformers Prime'' — The Complete Season 2 (Primal Screen)<br>		[[File:Flag of UK.png\|20px\|United Kingdom]] 2015 — ''Transformers Prime'' — The Complete Season 2 (Primal Screen)<br>
	[[File:Flag of Italy.png\|20px\|Italy]] 2015 — ''Transformers Prime'' — La Seconda Stagione Completa (Primal Screen) — English, Italian, Swedish, Finnish, Danish and Norwegian audio.~~<br>~~		[[File:Flag of Italy.png\|20px\|Italy]] 2015 — ''Transformers Prime'' — La Seconda Stagione Completa (Primal Screen) — English, Italian, Swedish, Finnish, Danish and Norwegian audio.
	;Blu-ray		;Blu-ray
	[[File:Flag of USA.png\|20px\|United States of America]] 2012 — ''Transformers Prime'' — Season Two (Shout! Factory)<br>		[[File:Flag of USA.png\|20px\|United States of America]] 2012 — ''Transformers Prime'' — Season Two (Shout! Factory)<br>