Alright so you’ve got two guys. One of them is an evil clone controlled by your arch rival. You can’t tell which is which. So how do you solve it? Do you A) Question the clones separately based on knowledge only the original would have access to? or B) Have a race and shoot at a rock? The answer may surprise you! This datatrack includes

TORQ, generate picture of sexy female robot ninja, purple and black with yellow eyes, sleek silhouette, lots of knives, badass ninja skills, and huge [REDACTED]. This datatrack contains discussion of the following topics; Day of the Machines hitting too close to home, TORQ’s battlebots rejects, Skyfire’s continuing Busification, smart doorknobs, Doctor Fujiyama (the famous scientist), Nightbird’s REAL function, gay coding, Jazz’ ninja movie phase, and

It’s ramping up. You may have thought that all of our talk about G1 season 2 being completely cracked was exaggerated. Well now Atlantis has been introduced and destroyed in the same episode. It’s also not Atlantis. Worry not, because things only escalate from here. This datatrack contains discussion of the following; AKOM studios dubious reputation, Cybertronian furniture kink, The Device, Spike’s invulnerability, national monuments,

Is Cliffjumper ok? No. Is it funny that he becomes utterly convinced Mirage is a traitor because he missed one report? Yes. This week we’re talking about a couple of fairly iconic episodes. ‘Traitor’ gave G1 Mirage a bit of ambiguous loyalty that future versions of the character would love to tease, but never fully develop. Meanwhile ‘The Immobilizer’ is the first of many ‘Wheeljack’s