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Plunder of Glowworm Grotto
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Original Airdate:

December 13, 1985

Episode

55 of 65 in Season 1

Episode

55 of 75 overall

Previous Episode:

Fog on Boulder Hill

Next Episode:

Stone Trees

Location:

North Island, New Zealand

For the novelization, see The Plunder of Glow-Worm Grotto (Knight Books).

Julio is visiting a village in New Zealand. He’s checking on a project funded by the Matt Trakker Foundation which helps the people preserve the native way of life. During the welcoming ceremony, everyone is knocked out, and when they awaken, the chief’s back has been covered with some kind of paint. The painting on the chief’s back appears to be a treasure map leading to a cave containing giant sea shells that hold giant pearls.

Plot Synopsis[]

Synopsis is forthcoming.

Safety Tip[]

T-Bob lights a match while the gas is already on and causes an explosion in the kitchen. Scott tells him he should 'run and tell an adult' instead.

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Quotes[]

"Joke finished! The warriors dance will now begin."

- Chief Kaitaia


"Some celebration! Everybody's asleep."

"All right! My kinda crowd."

"Only if you like slumber parties..."

- Scott Trakker, T-Bob and Matt Trakker


"Looks like V.E.N.O.M. was our party crasher."

"But why would V.E.N.O.M. want to 'paint the town'? Or should I say the chief?"

"I don't know yet, but you can bet he wasn't practicing his brush strokes."

- Matt Trakker and Julio Lopez '

"Hello, Ke-mo sah-bee."

"Hey, honorable sidekick. It's about time you got here."

- Bruce Sato and Matt Trakker


"Headed... right for.... permanent press!"

- Bruce Sato

Satoisms[]

None.

Behind the Scenes[]

  • A paperback book based on this episode, written by Kenneth Harper and Bruce Hogarth, was published by Knight Books in 1986. It was number 06 in this series.

Voice Cast[]

Continuity[]

Conflicts[]

  • When Sly Rax says "I'll share one with you guys", Floyd Malloy's voice is heard instead.
  • Te Kaha first refers to Paparoa as her great-uncle, which matches the Chief's description of her being his niece and Paparoa his uncle. But after arriving at his hut, she keeps referring to Paparoa as her grandfather.

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