Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1990 Season September 10, 1990 - ? List of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles episodes

Episodes: Plan 6 From Outer Space Turtles of the Jungle Michaelangelo Toys Around Peking Turtle Shredder's Mom Four Turtles and a Baby Turtlemaniac Rondo in New York Planet of the Turtles Name That Toon The missing episode 76. Menace, Maestro Please Super Hero for a Day Back to the Egg Son of Return of the Fly II Raphael Knocks 'em Dead Bebop and Rocksteady Conquer the Universe Raphael Meets His Match Slash: The Evil Turtle from Dimension X Leonardo Lightens Up Were-Rats from Channel 6 Funny, They Shrunk Michaelangelo The Big Zipp Attack Donatello Makes Time Farewell, Lotus Blossom Rebel Without a Fin Rhino-Man Michaelangelo Meets Bugman Poor Little Rich Turtle What's Michaelangelo Good For? The Dimension X Story Donatello's Degree The Big Cufflink Caper! Leonardo Versus Tempestra Splinter Vanishes! Raphael Drives 'Em Wild Beyond the Donatello Nebula Big Bug Blunder The Foot Soldiers are Revolting Unidentified Flying Leonardo 1987 Season – 1988 Season – 1989 Season – 1990 Season – 1991 Season – 1992 Season – 1992-1993 Vacation in Europe sideseason – 1993 Season – 1994 Season – 1995 Season – 1996 Season

Season four of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is split into two sub-sections that aired concurrently: thirteen episodes which aired daily in syndication, and twenty-six episodes that premiered in hour-long double-bills on Saturday Mornings on CBS, which would serve as its home for the remainder of the whole series. A brief "Turtle Tips" segment aired between the two episodes which served as PSA about the environment or other issues. There were a total of 20 "Turtle Tips" segments produced and aired. The syndication episodes featured the original title sequence, while the CBS episodes deubted a new title sequence, and also did away with the show's title cards. During this season, the Technodrome is back in Dimension X, having been launched through a portal at the conclusion of season three. The season premiere, "Plan 6 from Outer Space", aired in syndication, and detailed how the villains' battle fortress crash-landed on an asteroid; in the later episode, "The Dimension X Story" a volcano on the asteroid erupted, immobilizing the Technodrome by surrounding it with molten lava. "The Dimension X Story" was evidently intended to be the first episode of the CBS run, as many other episodes which aired before it from both the syndication and CBS episodes refer to the Technodrome being trapped in lava, but wound up airing very late in the season. Note that the Vacation in Europe episodes take place between the first two episodes of this season. Some episodes from this season were based off titles from other works. "Plan 6 from Outer Space" was from Plan 9 from Outer Space a 1956 film. "Four Turtles and a Baby" came from Three Men and a Baby a 1987 film. "Turtlemaniac" was from Listomania an intense fan frenzy. "Planet of the Turtles", was like Planet of the Apes but with other turtles. "Name That Toon" came from Name That Tune a game show from December 1952 to 1985 in September. "Turtles of the Jungle" had many reference to the King Kong film. "Menace Maestro, Please", Shredder dressed up like the Phantom of the Opera. "Super Hero for a Day" was from King for a Day. "Back to the Egg" was a title from a 70s song.

Character voices Edit

• Leonardo (Cam Clarke)
• Donatello (Barry Gordon)
• Michaelangelo (Townsend Coleman)
• Raphael (Rob Paulsen)
• Splinter (Peter Renaday)
• April O'Neil (Renae Jacobs)
• Zach (Rob Paulsen)
• Shredder (James Avery)
• Krang (Pat Fraley)
• Bebop (Barry Gordon)
• Rocksteady (Cam Clarke)
• Scientist (Cam Clarke) 
• Mayor (???)
• Man with Cotton Candy (Pat Fraley) 
• Movie Director (Rob Paulsen)
• Bully (Pat Fraley)

Vehicles Edit

• Turtle Van
• Channel 6 Newsvan
• Train

GadgetsEdit

• Turtlecoms
• Com-Link
• Anxietron Ray 

LocationsEdit

• Turtles' Lair
• Technodrome
• Unbridled Technologies
• Gorgonzola movie set
• Railroad tracks
• Mayor's office
• City Hall
• City streets
• Channel 6

ErrorsEdit

• Rocksteady spoke with Bebop's voice when they spotted Zach running away with the Anxietron Ray.
• The sign on the City Bank was mis-spelled as "CTIY".
• When Leonardo drew his sword to give to Zach, he was seen with a sword sheath on his belt which disappeared in the next shot.
• When Raphael said the line: "Well, that worked like a charm", Leonardo is seen gaining Donatello's mask.