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He tended to recycle many of his script concepts for other shows.  ''Ninja Turtles'' and ''Mighty Ducks'', for example, both received their own version of "Kremzeek!"; the ''Ninja Turtles'' episode "Corporate Raiders from Dimension X" directly parallels "Auto-Bop".
He tended to recycle many of his script concepts for other shows.  ''Ninja Turtles'' and ''Mighty Ducks'', for example, both received their own version of "Kremzeek!"; the ''Ninja Turtles'' episode "Corporate Raiders from Dimension X" directly parallels "Auto-Bop".


A little less forgivably Wise also recycled the basic structure and story from the Donald Glut episode ''War of the Dinobots'' for his TMNT episode ''Usagi Come Home'', even down to the main villain watching a video recap of a previous episode, and lamenting how a third party ruined his plans.
A little less forgivably, Wise also recycled the basic structure and story from the Donald Glut episode ''War of the Dinobots'' for his TMNT episode ''Usagi Come Home'', even down to the main villain watching a video recap of a previous episode, and lamenting how a third party ruined his plans.  Then again, he also wrote the Clock King and Riddler origin episodes for ''Batman: The Animated Series'', so we'll let it all slide.





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The name or term "David" refers to more than one character or idea. For a list of other meanings, see David (disambiguation).

David Wise is an American televison animation writer. He is perhaps best known as the head writer for the 1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series, where he wrote over one hundred episodes. He was also the single most prolific writer for the The Transformers cartoon, penning fifteen episodes.

He tended to recycle many of his script concepts for other shows. Ninja Turtles and Mighty Ducks, for example, both received their own version of "Kremzeek!"; the Ninja Turtles episode "Corporate Raiders from Dimension X" directly parallels "Auto-Bop".

A little less forgivably, Wise also recycled the basic structure and story from the Donald Glut episode War of the Dinobots for his TMNT episode Usagi Come Home, even down to the main villain watching a video recap of a previous episode, and lamenting how a third party ruined his plans. Then again, he also wrote the Clock King and Riddler origin episodes for Batman: The Animated Series, so we'll let it all slide.


Generation 1 cartoon

Convention appearances

Recycle-o-matic

Which Transformers stories did David recycle for other TV series?