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	===2005 IDW continuity===		===2005 IDW continuity===
	Peter Anthony Morris was a member of the clandestine spy organization [[Intelligence and Information Institute\|Triple-I]]. Along with Triple-I's leader [[~~Donnie~~ Finkleberg\|Donald Finkleberg]], he was apprehended by the undercover MI6 agent [[Terrence Salmons]]. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 3\|Terrence Salmons's profile}}		Peter Anthony Morris was a member of the clandestine spy organization [[Intelligence and Information Institute\|Triple-I]]. Along with Triple-I's leader [[Donny Finkleberg\|Donald Finkleberg]], he was apprehended by the undercover MI6 agent [[Terrence Salmons]]. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 3\|Terrence Salmons's profile}}

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			===2005 IDW continuity===
			Peter Anthony Morris was a member of the clandestine spy organization [[Intelligence and Information Institute\|Triple-I]]. Along with Triple-I's leader [[Donnie Finkleberg\|Donald Finkleberg]], he was apprehended by the undercover MI6 agent [[Terrence Salmons]]. {{storylink\|Hasbro Heroes Sourcebook issue 3\|Terrence Salmons's profile}}

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	:''Peter Anthony Morris is a [[human]] from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Peter Anthony Morris is a [[human]] from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:Profmorris.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb\|~~It's not easy being green~~]]		[[File:Profmorris.jpg\|upright=1.4\|thumb\|Man and machine – POWERXTREME!]]
	Once, Professor '''Peter Anthony Morris''' dreamed of flying. However, he instead ended up first as a robotics professor, then an employee of [[Roxxon Oil]]. While he apparently has the ear of the higher-ups at Roxxon, his unorthodox theories are given short shrift by his immediate superiors. Yet his greatest accomplishment is unmistakably a work of genius; the [[neural relay link]] which allows him to control machinery with the power of his mind.		Once, Professor '''Peter Anthony Morris''' dreamed of flying. However, he instead ended up first as a robotics professor, then an employee of [[Roxxon Oil]]. While he apparently has the ear of the higher-ups at Roxxon, his unorthodox theories are given short shrift by his immediate superiors. Yet his greatest accomplishment is unmistakably a work of genius; the [[neural relay link]] which allows him to control machinery with the power of his mind.

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	During its subsequent wanderings, Centurion came across [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], newly returned to Earth and the twentieth century. In his madness, Galvatron mistook the robot for [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Rodimus Prime]], and destroyed it. Morris, however, was still alive... and still had mental contact with Swoop. Revealing that he and Centurion were one and the same, he took mental control of the wounded Dinobot once more to attack Galvatron, who subsequently retreated under the renewed attack. {{storylink\|Fallen Angel}}		During its subsequent wanderings, Centurion came across [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], newly returned to Earth and the twentieth century. In his madness, Galvatron mistook the robot for [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Rodimus Prime]], and destroyed it. Morris, however, was still alive... and still had mental contact with Swoop. Revealing that he and Centurion were one and the same, he took mental control of the wounded Dinobot once more to attack Galvatron, who subsequently retreated under the renewed attack. {{storylink\|Fallen Angel}}

	{{note\|When Centurion was later rebuilt some months later, no mention was made of Morris, and it seemed to be self-aware and self-controlling; [[Simon Furman]], however, has said "We ~~‘assume’ that’s~~ him communicating through Centurion later in ‘[[Ancient Relics!\|Ancient Relics]]’ (though I confess ~~it’s~~ not clear)". Morris's status was never referred to again after Fallen Angel and even Simon Furman has no idea what happened to him: "Maybe Swoop was feeling charitable and (after the events of ~~‘Ancient Relics’~~) freed him. Or maybe Triple III finally broke in or RAAT got involved. Whatever the case, ~~let’s~~ hope Morris got out somehow. He only had enough food and water for a year!!"<ref>[http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?p=42871#42871 From an interview with Furman at the IDW Publishing forums]</ref>}}		{{note\|When Centurion was later rebuilt some months later, no mention was made of Morris, and it seemed to be self-aware and self-controlling; [[Simon Furman]], however, has said "We 'assume' that's him communicating through Centurion later in '[[Ancient Relics!\|Ancient Relics]]' (though I confess it's not clear)". Morris's status was never referred to again after Fallen Angel and even Simon Furman has no idea what happened to him: "Maybe Swoop was feeling charitable and (after the events of 'Ancient Relics') freed him. Or maybe Triple III finally broke in or RAAT got involved. Whatever the case, let's hope Morris got out somehow. He only had enough food and water for a year!!"<ref>[http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?p=42871#42871 From an interview with Furman at the IDW Publishing forums]</ref>}}

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	~~==Notes==~~
	*Morris says he'll turn himself in for the murder wot he dun. When we see his trial, however, his lawyer is arguing that Morris didn't do it. Did he change his mind between stories?

	==References==		==References==

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	Centurion located the Autobots again, where they once again were engaged in battle with Megatron and Mixmaster (now joined by [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]], [[Laserbeak (G1)\|Laserbeak]], and the rest of the [[Constructicon (G1)\|Constructicons]]). He smashed through [[Bonecrusher (G1)\|Bonecrusher]] and was in the middle of a melee with [[Scavenger (G1)\|Scavenger]] and [[Hook (G1)\|Hook]] when Laserbeak destroyed Meadows' tapes, leaving both III and Robot Master in the clear. Meanwhile, back in the bunker, III informed Morris that all evidence of III's involvement with both him and Centurion had been destroyed, and that the authorities had been notified of his location. Safely ensconced in the bunker, and with enough provisions to last a year, Professor Morris swore vengeance on his captors... {{storylink\|In the National Interest}}		Centurion located the Autobots again, where they once again were engaged in battle with Megatron and Mixmaster (now joined by [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]], [[Laserbeak (G1)\|Laserbeak]], and the rest of the [[Constructicon (G1)\|Constructicons]]). He smashed through [[Bonecrusher (G1)\|Bonecrusher]] and was in the middle of a melee with [[Scavenger (G1)\|Scavenger]] and [[Hook (G1)\|Hook]] when Laserbeak destroyed Meadows' tapes, leaving both III and Robot Master in the clear. Meanwhile, back in the bunker, III informed Morris that all evidence of III's involvement with both him and Centurion had been destroyed, and that the authorities had been notified of his location. Safely ensconced in the bunker, and with enough provisions to last a year, Professor Morris swore vengeance on his captors... {{storylink\|In the National Interest}}

	During its subsequent wanderings, Centurion came across [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], newly returned to Earth and the twentieth century. In his madness, Galvatron mistook the robot for [[Hot Rod/Marvel Comics continuity\|Rodimus Prime]], and destroyed it. Morris, however, was still alive... and still had mental contact with Swoop. Revealing that he and Centurion were one and the same, he took mental control of the wounded Dinobot once more to attack Galvatron, who subsequently retreated under the renewed attack. {{storylink\|Fallen Angel}}		During its subsequent wanderings, Centurion came across [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], newly returned to Earth and the twentieth century. In his madness, Galvatron mistook the robot for [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Rodimus Prime]], and destroyed it. Morris, however, was still alive... and still had mental contact with Swoop. Revealing that he and Centurion were one and the same, he took mental control of the wounded Dinobot once more to attack Galvatron, who subsequently retreated under the renewed attack. {{storylink\|Fallen Angel}}

	{{note\|When Centurion was later rebuilt some months later, no mention was made of Morris, and it seemed to be self-aware and self-controlling; [[Simon Furman]], however, has said "We ‘assume’ that’s him communicating through Centurion later in ‘[[Ancient Relics!\|Ancient Relics]]’ (though I confess it’s not clear)". Morris's status was never referred to again after Fallen Angel and even Simon Furman has no idea what happened to him: "Maybe Swoop was feeling charitable and (after the events of ‘Ancient Relics’) freed him. Or maybe Triple III finally broke in or RAAT got involved. Whatever the case, let’s hope Morris got out somehow. He only had enough food and water for a year!!"<ref>[http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?p=42871#42871 From an interview with Furman at the IDW Publishing forums]</ref>}}		{{note\|When Centurion was later rebuilt some months later, no mention was made of Morris, and it seemed to be self-aware and self-controlling; [[Simon Furman]], however, has said "We ‘assume’ that’s him communicating through Centurion later in ‘[[Ancient Relics!\|Ancient Relics]]’ (though I confess it’s not clear)". Morris's status was never referred to again after Fallen Angel and even Simon Furman has no idea what happened to him: "Maybe Swoop was feeling charitable and (after the events of ‘Ancient Relics’) freed him. Or maybe Triple III finally broke in or RAAT got involved. Whatever the case, let’s hope Morris got out somehow. He only had enough food and water for a year!!"<ref>[http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?p=42871#42871 From an interview with Furman at the IDW Publishing forums]</ref>}}

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	~~{{disambig2\|the Generation 1 scientist\|the ''Animated~~'' ~~scientist\|~~Peter ~~Morris}}~~		:''Peter Anthony Morris is a [[human]] from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
	~~:''Professor~~ Morris is a [[human]] from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
	[[File:Profmorris.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb\|It's not easy being green]]		[[File:Profmorris.jpg\|upright=1.1\|thumb\|It's not easy being green]]
	Once, Professor '''Peter Anthony Morris''' dreamed of flying. However, he instead ended up first as a robotics professor, then an employee of [[Roxxon Oil]]. While he apparently has the ear of the higher-ups at Roxxon, his unorthodox theories are given short shrift by his immediate superiors. Yet his greatest accomplishment is unmistakably a work of genius; the [[neural relay link]] which allows him to control machinery with the power of his mind.		Once, Professor '''Peter Anthony Morris''' dreamed of flying. However, he instead ended up first as a robotics professor, then an employee of [[Roxxon Oil]]. While he apparently has the ear of the higher-ups at Roxxon, his unorthodox theories are given short shrift by his immediate superiors. Yet his greatest accomplishment is unmistakably a work of genius; the [[neural relay link]] which allows him to control machinery with the power of his mind.

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	{{note\|When Centurion was later rebuilt some months later, no mention was made of Morris, and it seemed to be self-aware and self-controlling; [[Simon Furman]], however, has said "We ‘assume’ that’s him communicating through Centurion later in ‘[[Ancient Relics!\|Ancient Relics]]’ (though I confess it’s not clear)". Morris's status was never referred to again after Fallen Angel and even Simon Furman has no idea what happened to him: "Maybe Swoop was feeling charitable and (after the events of ‘Ancient Relics’) freed him. Or maybe Triple III finally broke in or RAAT got involved. Whatever the case, let’s hope Morris got out somehow. He only had enough food and water for a year!!"<ref>[http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?p=42871#42871 From an interview with Furman at the IDW Publishing forums]</ref>}}		{{note\|When Centurion was later rebuilt some months later, no mention was made of Morris, and it seemed to be self-aware and self-controlling; [[Simon Furman]], however, has said "We ‘assume’ that’s him communicating through Centurion later in ‘[[Ancient Relics!\|Ancient Relics]]’ (though I confess it’s not clear)". Morris's status was never referred to again after Fallen Angel and even Simon Furman has no idea what happened to him: "Maybe Swoop was feeling charitable and (after the events of ‘Ancient Relics’) freed him. Or maybe Triple III finally broke in or RAAT got involved. Whatever the case, let’s hope Morris got out somehow. He only had enough food and water for a year!!"<ref>[http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?p=42871#42871 From an interview with Furman at the IDW Publishing forums]</ref>}}

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			Working with Doctors [[Kenneth Onishi\|Daichi Onishi]], [[Brian Jones]], and [[Felix Adle]], Doctor Peter Morris was able to make solar fusion commercially viable. {{storylink\|Transformers Animated: The AllSpark Almanac\|The AllSpark Almanac}}

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	:''Professor Morris is a [[human]] from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''		:''Professor Morris is a [[human]] from the [[Marvel Comics continuity\|Marvel portion]] of the [[Generation 1 continuity family\|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].''
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	Once, Professor '''Peter Anthony Morris''' dreamed of flying. However, he instead ended up first as a robotics professor, then an employee of [[Roxxon Oil]]. While he apparently has the ear of the higher-ups at Roxxon, his unorthodox theories are given short shrift by his immediate superiors. Yet his greatest accomplishment is unmistakably a work of genius; the [[neural relay link]] which allows him to control machinery with the power of his mind.		Once, Professor '''Peter Anthony Morris''' dreamed of flying. However, he instead ended up first as a robotics professor, then an employee of [[Roxxon Oil]]. While he apparently has the ear of the higher-ups at Roxxon, his unorthodox theories are given short shrift by his immediate superiors. Yet his greatest accomplishment is unmistakably a work of genius; the [[neural relay link]] which allows him to control machinery with the power of his mind.

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	Professor Morris believed that the [[Transformer]]s rampaging across [[Oregon]] were not warring aliens, as they claimed, but rather automatons, controlled by oil tycoon [[G.B. Blackrock]]. When he presented his theory at a meeting in [[Portland]], he was shot down by [[Hemmings]]. Enraged, he retired to his laboratory where he took out his fury at both Blackrock and Hemmings by destroying dummies with his antiquated robots.		Professor Morris believed that the [[Transformer]]s rampaging across [[Oregon]] were not warring aliens, as they claimed, but rather automatons, controlled by oil tycoon [[G.B. Blackrock]]. When he presented his theory at a meeting in [[Portland]], he was shot down by [[Hemmings]]. Enraged, he retired to his laboratory where he took out his fury at both Blackrock and Hemmings by destroying dummies with his antiquated robots.

	The next day, however, he discovered the inert form of [[Swoop (G1)\|Swoop]] (deactivated after his battle with [[Guardian (Marvel)\|Guardian]]) in [[Lake Dena]]. He quickly gained control of the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobot]], and took him for a test flight. Morris found the experience exhilarating, and summoned him back to his Roxxon lab to prepare for his next mission. After the Autobot returned, however, Morris was discovered by a [[Roxxon Oil security guard\|security guard]], who attempted to extort money out of him. Lashing out with Swoop's claws, Morris accidentally slew the guard. Undeterred, Morris sent Swoop out to the [[Ark (G1)\|Ark]]—to destroy Blackrock's robots once and for all!		The next day, however, he discovered the inert form of [[Swoop (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Swoop]] (deactivated after his battle with [[Guardian (Marvel)\|Guardian]]) in [[Lake Dena]]. He quickly gained control of the [[Dinobot (G1)\|Dinobot]], and took him for a test flight. Morris found the experience exhilarating, and summoned him back to his Roxxon lab to prepare for his next mission. After the Autobot returned, however, Morris was discovered by a [[Roxxon Oil security guard\|security guard]], who attempted to extort money out of him. Lashing out with Swoop's claws, Morris accidentally slew the guard. Undeterred, Morris sent Swoop out to the [[Ark (G1)\|Ark]]—to destroy Blackrock's robots once and for all!

	The Morris-controlled Swoop tore through the Autobots, until [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] ordered him to stand down. Swoop's hatred for authority overwhelmed Morris' control, and the enraged Dinobot headed back to Morris' lab. Confronted with his now-freed pawn, Morris begged for mercy until he remembered the dead guard. Upon remembering the murder, Morris decided that he deserved to die. Swoop tore him out of his neural relay link and threw him at the feet of Optimus Prime, who had followed him. Morris attempted to explain himself, but was interrupted when Swoop went berzerk, forcing the professor to use the neural link to shut him down. As the Autobots left with their fallen comrade, Morris destroyed his devices and surrendered to the authorities. {{storylink\|The Icarus Theory}}		The Morris-controlled Swoop tore through the Autobots, until [[Optimus Prime (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Optimus Prime]] ordered him to stand down. Swoop's hatred for authority overwhelmed Morris' control, and the enraged Dinobot headed back to Morris' lab. Confronted with his now-freed pawn, Morris begged for mercy until he remembered the dead guard. Upon remembering the murder, Morris decided that he deserved to die. Swoop tore him out of his neural relay link and threw him at the feet of Optimus Prime, who had followed him. Morris attempted to explain himself, but was interrupted when Swoop went berzerk, forcing the professor to use the neural link to shut him down. As the Autobots left with their fallen comrade, Morris destroyed his devices and surrendered to the authorities. {{storylink\|The Icarus Theory}}
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	Centurion located the Autobots again, where they once again were engaged in battle with Megatron and Mixmaster (now joined by [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]], [[Laserbeak (G1)\|Laserbeak]], and the rest of the [[Constructicon (G1)\|Constructicons]]). He smashed through [[Bonecrusher (G1)\|Bonecrusher]] and was in the middle of a melee with [[Scavenger (G1)\|Scavenger]] and [[Hook (G1)\|Hook]] when Laserbeak destroyed Meadows' tapes, leaving both III and Robot Master in the clear. Meanwhile, back in the bunker, III informed Morris that all evidence of III's involvement with both him and Centurion had been destroyed, and that the authorities had been notified of his location. Safely ensconced in the bunker, and with enough provisions to last a year, Professor Morris swore vengeance on his captors... {{storylink\|In the National Interest}}		Centurion located the Autobots again, where they once again were engaged in battle with Megatron and Mixmaster (now joined by [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]], [[Laserbeak (G1)\|Laserbeak]], and the rest of the [[Constructicon (G1)\|Constructicons]]). He smashed through [[Bonecrusher (G1)\|Bonecrusher]] and was in the middle of a melee with [[Scavenger (G1)\|Scavenger]] and [[Hook (G1)\|Hook]] when Laserbeak destroyed Meadows' tapes, leaving both III and Robot Master in the clear. Meanwhile, back in the bunker, III informed Morris that all evidence of III's involvement with both him and Centurion had been destroyed, and that the authorities had been notified of his location. Safely ensconced in the bunker, and with enough provisions to last a year, Professor Morris swore vengeance on his captors... {{storylink\|In the National Interest}}

	During its subsequent wanderings, Centurion came across [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], newly returned to Earth and the twentieth century. In his madness, Galvatron mistook the robot for [[Hot Rod\|Rodimus Prime]], and destroyed it. Morris, however, was still alive... and still had mental contact with Swoop. Revealing that he and Centurion were one and the same, he took mental control of the wounded Dinobot once more to attack Galvatron, who subsequently retreated under the renewed attack. {{storylink\|Fallen Angel}}		During its subsequent wanderings, Centurion came across [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], newly returned to Earth and the twentieth century. In his madness, Galvatron mistook the robot for [[Hot Rod/Marvel Comics continuity\|Rodimus Prime]], and destroyed it. Morris, however, was still alive... and still had mental contact with Swoop. Revealing that he and Centurion were one and the same, he took mental control of the wounded Dinobot once more to attack Galvatron, who subsequently retreated under the renewed attack. {{storylink\|Fallen Angel}}

	{{note\|When Centurion was later rebuilt some months later, no mention was made of Morris, and it seemed to be self-aware and self-controlling; [[Simon Furman]], however, has said "We ‘assume’ that’s him communicating through Centurion later in ‘[[Ancient Relics!\|Ancient Relics]]’ (though I confess it’s not clear)". Morris's status was never referred to again after Fallen Angel and even Simon Furman has no idea what happened to him: "Maybe Swoop was feeling charitable and (after the events of ‘Ancient Relics’) freed him. Or maybe Triple III finally broke in or RAAT got involved. Whatever the case, let’s hope Morris got out somehow. He only had enough food and water for a year!!"<ref>[http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?p=42871#42871 From an interview with Furman at the IDW Publishing forums]</ref>}}		{{note\|When Centurion was later rebuilt some months later, no mention was made of Morris, and it seemed to be self-aware and self-controlling; [[Simon Furman]], however, has said "We ‘assume’ that’s him communicating through Centurion later in ‘[[Ancient Relics!\|Ancient Relics]]’ (though I confess it’s not clear)". Morris's status was never referred to again after Fallen Angel and even Simon Furman has no idea what happened to him: "Maybe Swoop was feeling charitable and (after the events of ‘Ancient Relics’) freed him. Or maybe Triple III finally broke in or RAAT got involved. Whatever the case, let’s hope Morris got out somehow. He only had enough food and water for a year!!"<ref>[http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?p=42871#42871 From an interview with Furman at the IDW Publishing forums]</ref>}}
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* Morris says he'll turn himself in for the murder wot he dun. When we see his trial, however, his lawyer is arguing that Morris didn't do it. Did he change his mind between stories?		*Morris says he'll turn himself in for the murder wot he dun. When we see his trial, however, his lawyer is arguing that Morris didn't do it. Did he change his mind between stories?

	==References==		==References==

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	{{note\|When Centurion was later rebuilt some months later, no mention was made of Morris, and it seemed to be self-aware and self-controlling; [[Simon Furman]], however, has said "We ‘assume’ that’s him communicating through Centurion later in ‘[[Ancient Relics!\|Ancient Relics]]’ (though I confess it’s not clear)". Morris's status was never referred to again after Fallen Angel and even Simon Furman has no idea what happened to him: "Maybe Swoop was feeling charitable and (after the events of ‘Ancient Relics’) freed him. Or maybe Triple III finally broke in or RAAT got involved. Whatever the case, let’s hope Morris got out somehow. He only had enough food and water for a year!!"<ref>[http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?p=42871#42871 From an interview with Furman at the IDW Publishing forums]</ref>}}		{{note\|When Centurion was later rebuilt some months later, no mention was made of Morris, and it seemed to be self-aware and self-controlling; [[Simon Furman]], however, has said "We ‘assume’ that’s him communicating through Centurion later in ‘[[Ancient Relics!\|Ancient Relics]]’ (though I confess it’s not clear)". Morris's status was never referred to again after Fallen Angel and even Simon Furman has no idea what happened to him: "Maybe Swoop was feeling charitable and (after the events of ‘Ancient Relics’) freed him. Or maybe Triple III finally broke in or RAAT got involved. Whatever the case, let’s hope Morris got out somehow. He only had enough food and water for a year!!"<ref>[http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?p=42871#42871 From an interview with Furman at the IDW Publishing forums]</ref>}}

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	Centurion located the Autobots again, where they once again were engaged in battle with Megatron and Mixmaster (now joined by [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]], [[Laserbeak (G1)\|Laserbeak]], and the rest of the [[Constructicon (G1)\|Constructicons]]). He smashed through [[Bonecrusher (G1)\|Bonecrusher]] and was in the middle of a melee with [[Scavenger (G1)\|Scavenger]] and [[Hook (G1)\|Hook]] when Laserbeak destroyed Meadows' tapes, leaving both III and Robot Master in the clear. Meanwhile, back in the bunker, III informed Morris that all evidence of III's involvement with both him and Centurion had been destroyed, and that the authorities had been notified of his location. Safely ensconced in the bunker, and with enough provisions to last a year, Professor Morris swore vengeance on his captors... {{storylink\|In the National Interest}}		Centurion located the Autobots again, where they once again were engaged in battle with Megatron and Mixmaster (now joined by [[Soundwave (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Soundwave]], [[Laserbeak (G1)\|Laserbeak]], and the rest of the [[Constructicon (G1)\|Constructicons]]). He smashed through [[Bonecrusher (G1)\|Bonecrusher]] and was in the middle of a melee with [[Scavenger (G1)\|Scavenger]] and [[Hook (G1)\|Hook]] when Laserbeak destroyed Meadows' tapes, leaving both III and Robot Master in the clear. Meanwhile, back in the bunker, III informed Morris that all evidence of III's involvement with both him and Centurion had been destroyed, and that the authorities had been notified of his location. Safely ensconced in the bunker, and with enough provisions to last a year, Professor Morris swore vengeance on his captors... {{storylink\|In the National Interest}}

	During its subsequent wanderings, Centurion came across [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], newly returned to Earth and the twentieth century. In his madness, Galvatron mistook the robot for [[Hot Rod/Marvel Comics continuity\|Rodimus Prime]], and destroyed it. Morris, however, was still alive... and still had mental contact with Swoop. Revealing that he and Centurion were one and the same, he took mental control of the wounded Dinobot once more to attack Galvatron, who subsequently retreated under the renewed attack. {{storylink\|Fallen Angel}}		During its subsequent wanderings, Centurion came across [[Galvatron (G1)\|Galvatron]], newly returned to Earth and the twentieth century. In his madness, Galvatron mistook the robot for [[Hot Rod (G1)/Marvel Comics continuity\|Rodimus Prime]], and destroyed it. Morris, however, was still alive... and still had mental contact with Swoop. Revealing that he and Centurion were one and the same, he took mental control of the wounded Dinobot once more to attack Galvatron, who subsequently retreated under the renewed attack. {{storylink\|Fallen Angel}}

	{{note\|When Centurion was later rebuilt some months later, no mention was made of Morris, and it seemed to be self-aware and self-controlling; [[Simon Furman]], however, has said "We ‘assume’ that’s him communicating through Centurion later in ‘[[Ancient Relics!\|Ancient Relics]]’ (though I confess it’s not clear)". Morris's status was never referred to again after Fallen Angel and even Simon Furman has no idea what happened to him: "Maybe Swoop was feeling charitable and (after the events of ‘Ancient Relics’) freed him. Or maybe Triple III finally broke in or RAAT got involved. Whatever the case, let’s hope Morris got out somehow. He only had enough food and water for a year!!"<ref>[http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?p=42871#42871 From an interview with Furman at the IDW Publishing forums]</ref>}}		{{note\|When Centurion was later rebuilt some months later, no mention was made of Morris, and it seemed to be self-aware and self-controlling; [[Simon Furman]], however, has said "We ‘assume’ that’s him communicating through Centurion later in ‘[[Ancient Relics!\|Ancient Relics]]’ (though I confess it’s not clear)". Morris's status was never referred to again after Fallen Angel and even Simon Furman has no idea what happened to him: "Maybe Swoop was feeling charitable and (after the events of ‘Ancient Relics’) freed him. Or maybe Triple III finally broke in or RAAT got involved. Whatever the case, let’s hope Morris got out somehow. He only had enough food and water for a year!!"<ref>[http://forum.idwpublishing.com/viewtopic.php?p=42871#42871 From an interview with Furman at the IDW Publishing forums]</ref>}}