Stuartmaximus wrote:Anyone found the latest episode yet?..The Last Of Morocco.....coz the regular YouTube poster hasn't put it up yet!(which he usually does on a Saturday night) I know Amazon & torrent sites have it already.....but you have to buy the series or episodes on Amazon....& I'm not a fan of torrent, also.....hasbroepisodes also have it on YouTube! but it's not available for viewing in the UK.
It's up --
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gev8Mm3OZbAEpisode 69 -
Frankie got accepted to a science camp that she and Cody applied for, but Cody didn't. But if he would be in if he were to take a catch-up math class. Though, Cody doesn't seem that interested.
Instant time portal in the sky! Hot air balloon coming through!
When asked what year it is, Chief doesn't give an answer.
Verne somehow seems to know Heatwave.
Verne has met (or will meet) Cybertronians!
Verne and Morocco met at the London Exposition of 1862. They shared scientific findings, and Verne trusted Morocco enough to give him one of the two prototype devices Verne had been working on. But soon after, their interests went in different directions. Verne focused on exploration to further the advancement of mankind. Morocco, however, worked to advance only himself, tried to make himself younger, stronger, and wealthier. Verne feels guilty for having not intervened, having been so caught up in his work that he let themselves drift apart.
But the morning he left Paris in 1869, he received a message consisting only of some coordinates and the present day's date.
High Tide! He's giving the team a lift to the designated coordinates.
Servo's a Cybertronian Helper-Bot.
Chief overboard! A whale's threatening to eat him! Go Heatwave!
"Power Up and Energize!" -- Chase is using a winched hook
There's a camera on the whale. And the creature somehow seems intelligent enough to motion the team to follow it (as well as to respond to Chief's doubts of it "saying" anything).
High Tide escorts Verne, Chief, and Cody underwater, following the whale straight to... the Nemo. Morocco's undersea base.
Morocco is more aged than ever.
Morocco got the Nemo back in a forced trade of his Verne Device to Madeline Pynch. He had intended on outsmarting her, but with the device, he can't run his Chamber of Youth. However, he took a chance at sending a message on a piece of paper through time to reach Jules Verne over a 140 years in the past.
Morocco could have traveled back himself had Verne shared the energy source of the Verne Device with Morocco, but Verne had taken an oath to never reveal that secret.
Chief attempts to arrest Morocco, but he's ready for such measures. He traps the three in a force field and, using the ant-controlling device that he's since modified into controlling undersea beasts, orders whales and an octopus to attack the team's ship.
The beasts have sunk the ship! And the Bots can't beat what they refuse to kill!
Chief is willing to surrender, but High Tide ain't!
High Tide, Mega-Bot Mode!
Utterly flabbergasted by the sheer enormity and might of High Tide, Morocco surrenders, but begs to use the Chamber of youth when they return, or he shall perish (YES, he said the word "PERISH") within days.
Morocco's young again, and behind bars again.
Cody calls Frankie and tells her that he's going to take the math class so he and her can go to science camp together.
Verne wants to take Morocco back in to the past to serve his sentence in his own era, but Chief declines Verne's offer since the present day facilities are far more secure, and he doesn't want to risk Morocco escaping again.
Cody suggests using the Verne Device to erase Morocco's memories of his life as a villain, thereby giving him a second chance as a new man. However, Graham notes that the younger Morocco of 1869 is already living there, so bringing back the present day Morocco would cause a problem of there being two of him in that year. So Verne says that he'll instead take Morocco to the future, where he can visit him.
Boulder sees that Verne's energy source is none other than an energon crystal. It interacts with the Verne Device in a special way, creating the ability to travel through time. It is how he met the Autobots in the future. And he knows of what Heatwave's destiny is.
Morocco escaped! Again.
He's getting away with the balloon!
Heatwave cuffs him to the balloon whilst holding onto Blades, and helps Verne into the balloon, which disappears into the time portal.
Blades blurts out that Heatwave is going to meet Verne again in the future.
Verne and Morocco made it to Paris in the future, and Verne seemed to succeed at erasing Morocco's memories.
Diedrich Bader -- Jules Verne
Oh man. That was awesome. Even at his greatest moment of vulnerability, Morocco still proved competent enough as a villain, only being stopped by High Tide's Mega-Bot Mode. And even when he seemed to finally be beaten, he still couldn't be stopped. It took a last-ditch attempt at a point of no return for him to ultimately be stopped for good, and then a method of ambiguous morality to cease his term of villainy. Yeah, I'm not too keen on his mind having been erased against his will to forcibly change him into another person. That's more stepping into questionable territory since it's essentially playing god with a person's life. But on the other end of the spectrum, Jules Verne was a neat addition to the episode, serving as the perfect scientific counterpart to Morocco. And what's more is that he served to foreshadow things to come in the show, with his having already met Cybertronians (specifically Heatwave) in a future scenario. I hope we see him again real soon. Maybe he could be involved in the season finale.