Human Error, Part II
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| "Human Error, Part 2" | ||||||
| Airdate | April 25, 2009 | |||||
| Written by | Tom Pugsley | |||||
| Directed by | Kalvin Lee Yosuke Hatta | |||||
| Animation studio | Mook | |||||
Synopsis
Featured characters
(Numbers indicate order of appearance.)
| Autobots | Decepticons | Humans | Substitute Autobots |
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Quotes
Driver: Take it easy, lead foot!
Bulkhead: What, it's not lead any more!
[Bumblebee's car hits Bulkhead's car]
Bumblebee: Virtual Fanzone is gonna be ticked!.
Optimus: I have to hand it to the humans Driving is much more difficult than it looks.
Ratchet: [Driving backwards] This ain't so hard.
Prowl: It's merely a matter of becoming one with the machiAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! [Begins popping a wheelie]
- —The Autobots take their turn at driving...and fail miserably.
"Hey, weren't there three of you? Where's the other one."
"Me Grimlock not talking to him. Him traitor. Dinobots not pets."
- —Sari Sumdac and Grimlock on the status of the Dinobots.
Sari: Alright. Substitute Autobots, transform and roll out!
Wreck-Gar: Transform. What a good idea!
[Transforms and drives off]
Scrapper: [Riding Snarl] Hi ho Snarl!
[Snarl slips on some ice, knocking Scrapper off, who transforms and follows]
Scrapper: Hey Snarl, wait for daddy!
Sari: Hey, wait for me! I'm your leader!
- —The Substitue Autobots aren't getting off to a good start.
Notes
Animation or technical errors
Continuity errors
Transformers references
- Multiple Electrostatic Soundwaves populate Soundwave's virtual world.
- Virtual human Bulkhead uses Prowl's first toy's primary weapon.
- Scrapper names the triceratops Dinobot "Snarl" as a second choice after he took offense to "Slag".
- Soundwave also mass-hypnotized humans in the Generation 1 cartoon episode Auto-Bop.
Real-world references
- Both Wreck-Gar and his voice-actor, "Weird Al" Yankovic, play the accordion.
- Optimus refers to Laserbeak as an "axe" (a common nickname for guitars) before forcibly transforming him into his alt. mode.
Trivia
- Sari is first explicitly referred to as techno-organic.
