| The Lippizaner Mystery | |
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November 18, 1985 |
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Episode |
36 of 65 in Season 1 |
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Episode |
36 of 75 overall |
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Location: |
Austria |
V.E.N.O.M. steals ten of the famous Lippizaner Stallions by using a sonic transmitter to stampede the horses during a special show. They plan to sell them to corrupt Arab billionaire Emir of Amrah for $4 million in platinum bars.
Plot Synopsis[]
Synopsis is forthcoming.
Safety Tip[]
Dusty tells Scott to always let a horse know your position when you walk around one. T-Bob finds out why the hard way.
M.A.S.K. agents[]
M.A.S.K. vehicles[]
V.E.N.O.M. agents[]
V.E.N.O.M. vehicles[]
Civilians[]
Technology[]
Quotes[]
"I-I've got over a million motivation and logic circuits in me, and what does he use me for? A-a-a popcorn box!"
- T-Bob
"I ain't had so much fun since the hogs ate uncle George!"
"Now, if I was a secret trap door, where would I hide?"
"Where's your spirit of adventure, T-Bob?"
"I-I think it was the first thing you took out."
- Scott Trakker and T-Bob
"You know, it might be less trouble if he came with us next time."
"In fact, we might even have less trouble if we let him join V.E.N.O.M. "
"Gee, do you think I could? T-Bob and I could work undercover."
"I-I'd rather be a popcorn popper. "
- Dusty Hayes (speaking with Buddy's voice), Gloria Baker, Scott Trakker and T-Bob
Satoisms[]
None.
Behind the Scenes[]
Voice Cast[]
- Doug Stone as Matt Trakker, Dusty Hayes and the Emir of Amrah
- Mark Halloran as Buddy Hawks, Sly Rax and Cliff Dagger
- Brendan McKane as Miles Mayhem
- Graeme McKenna as T-Bob and Room Service
- Sharon Noble as Gloria Baker, Vanessa Warfield, M.A.S.K. Computer and mother.
- Brennan Thicke as Scott Trakker
Continuity[]
- T-Bob mentions the times he and Scott were nearly trampled by elephants in Singapore (episode 16) and took skydiving lessons off the Eiffel Tower without a parachute (Episode 34).
- When Matt asks the Computer to select a team, we see Gloria Baker and Buddy Hawks in their civilian life, but there is no voice-over from the M.A.S.K. Computer.
- Buddy Hawks appears in action near the end of the mission but doesn't seem to have any vehicle assigned to him.
- Matt Trakker will find himself knocked out on a conveyor belt again in the episode The Royal Cape Caper.
Conflicts[]
- During the epilogue in the wrecked hotel room, Dusty Hayes speaks with Buddy Hawks's voice.
Trivia[]
- Recording date: November 4, 1985.