Transformers: Rescue Bots Episode 21 Title and Description "The Haunting of Griffin Rock"

That BB design has a creepier face than the Movie version ....

I'm enjoying Rescue Bots more than Prime. I'm going to bet that the Rescue Bot people will handle Bumblebee a lot better than the Prime people. He will probably be less annoying. That's my prediction.

El Duque wrote:Zap2it have posted the title of Transformers: Rescue Bots episode 21, "The Haunting of Griffin Rock". See the brief description below, this episode is scheduled to air July 28th.

Ghosts haunt and terrorize the residents of Griffin Rock.

Ghosts of the Oaken Crow's crew, ticked off by someone removing their ship and their booty, perhaps?

Dead Metal wrote:That BB design has a creepier face than the Movie version ....

It's the same as him Prime face, only done up in a different art style.

omega666 wrote:I'm enjoying Rescue Bots more than Prime. I'm going to bet that the Rescue Bot people will handle Bumblebee a lot better than the Prime people. He will probably be less annoying. That's my prediction.

(Bumblebee comes to RB)
Rescue Bots: OMG ITS BUMBLEBEE!!!!!!! :O *Boulder faints*

(IF Ironhide comes to RB)
Rescue Bots: Who the hell are you, sucka? *Boulder grabs a pistol*

It's official, Bumblebee has taken over the Transformers franchise, but it's still cool to see a crossover.

Zap2it have posted the title and description of Transformers: Rescue Bots episode 22. This episode is scheduled to air August 4th. See title and brief synopsis below:

Little White Lies

Unaware that Chief Burns and Chase are trapped in an underground mine, the Bots and Burns siblings start a search for them.

Sabrblade wrote:

Ghosts haunt and terrorize the residents of Griffin Rock.

Ghosts of the Oaken Crow's crew, ticked off by someone removing their ship and their booty, perhaps?

Something tells me the "ghosts" will be something akin to what you see in a Scooby-Doo episode. Aside from Cybertronian mythology, Prime and Rescue Bots have both steered clear of the supernatual.

Archanubis wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

Ghosts haunt and terrorize the residents of Griffin Rock.

Ghosts of the Oaken Crow's crew, ticked off by someone removing their ship and their booty, perhaps?

Something tells me the "ghosts" will be something akin to what you see in a Scooby-Doo episode. Aside from Cybertronian mythology, Prime and Rescue Bots have both steered clear of the supernatual.

Giant alien blob coming next episode might break that.

Sabrblade wrote:

Archanubis wrote:

Sabrblade wrote:

Ghosts haunt and terrorize the residents of Griffin Rock.

Ghosts of the Oaken Crow's crew, ticked off by someone removing their ship and their booty, perhaps?

Something tells me the "ghosts" will be something akin to what you see in a Scooby-Doo episode. Aside from Cybertronian mythology, Prime and Rescue Bots have both steered clear of the supernatual.

Giant alien blob coming next episode might break that.

About as supernatural as the Changelings from DS9.

Courtesy of Zap2it we now have the titles and descriptions for Transformers: Rescue Bots episodes 23 and 24, both of which are scheduled to air August 11th. Details below:

Transformers: Rescue Bots Episode #23
Shake it Up
Air Date: August 11th, 2012

The Rescue Bots lead the rescue efforts when a series of earthquakes strike the island.

Transformers: Rescue Bots Episode #24
Rescue Boy
Air Date: August 11th, 2012

Cody gains fame as the newest superhero when he participates in dangerous rescues.

Um... Okay... Shouldn't things be starting to get a little more hectic as the episodes draw nearer to the season finale? I mean, what, are 25 and 26 gonna be a huge leap from... this?

I mean, come on, the episodes that led up to Dr. Morocco's appearance were incredible. Several episodes that pieced together into an overarching plot that culminated in a great two-part event. And what have we gotten since that high point? Fillers.

Don't get me wrong, some of them have been fun and great, but... they're still fillers. As great as they were, they haven't amounted to anything. I don't want this show to just be random filler after filler with ill nutritional value.

Episodes 10-13 really set the bar high in terms of storytelling and development, and I don't want that to be this show's only moment of above and beyond greatness. If they wanted this show to be just random fun and nothing too significant, then they shouldn't have raised our expectations with such a great storyline so early into the series with nothing as good to follow through afterward. In fact, if that arc was meant to be the highest point, then they should have saved that story arc for the end of the season instead of having it come halfway through.

El Duque wrote:Courtesy of Zap2it we now have the titles and descriptions for Transformers: Rescue Bots episodes 23 and 24, both of which are scheduled to air August 11th. Details below:

Transformers: Rescue Bots Episode #23
Shake it Up
Air Date: August 11th, 2012

The Rescue Bots lead the rescue efforts when a series of earthquakes strike the island.

Remind me again, Griffin Rock is supposed to be in *Maine,* right? Considering everything that goes on, it's more like it's in Washington State.

Zap2it has posted the titles and descriptions for Transformers: Rescue Bots episodes 25 and 26, "It's a Bot Time" and "Bot to the Future". Both are scheduled to air on August 18th. Check out the descriptions below:


"It's a Bot Time"

When Doc Greene's experiment with a time machine goes awry, the Bots end up being captured by an old nemesis.

"Bot to the Future"

When the Bots return home they find that Doctor Morocco is in command of Griffin Rock.

Oh, goody. We'll be hearing Tim Curry again.

SLAG YEAH! All these fillers will be SO worth the wait for this epic finale!

Holy crap! He's back! This should be goooood.

It might just be me being a little ticked off with the Prime hiatus, but right now, RB > Prime.

Autobot Megatron wrote:It might just be me being a little ticked off with the Prime hiatus, but right now, RB > Prime.

Dude, I've been saying that ever since Rescue Bots first aired! This show is fun, lively, energetic, uplifting, emotional, humorous, and actually attempts to TELL A STORY right from the get-go, and makes good use of ALL of its characters to make them all likable.

This is going to be EPIC!

Fan favorites Optimus Prime and Bumblebee join the cast of Rescue Bots on the season finale of Transformers Rescue Bots. The episode will air on The Hub at 12:30pm and 9:30 am on the west coast! Check out the preview embedded below!

Holy Crsp! Those look like Vehicons! OMG! GetRightRobot's alive!

Say goodbye to Griffin Rock, Autobots! The future has changed. The Rescue Bots LOSE! Evil triumphs! And you... YOU no longer EXIST!!!

That's right, Dr. Morocco has managed to succeed where both the Decepticons and MECH have failed! He's conquered Griffin Rock, changing it into the dystopia Moropolis, he's created an army of fully functional transforming warrior robots, and he did it all ON HIS OWN! Forget Megatron and Silas, all hail Tim Curry!

BeastProwl wrote:Holy Crsp! Those look like Vehicons! OMG! GetRightRobot's alive!

They're MorBots, just like the one from episodes 12-13.

BeastProwl wrote:Holy Crsp! Those look like Vehicons! OMG! GetRightRobot's alive!

I am alive, and I've really missed this gang of maniacs!

Sabrblade wrote:

BeastProwl wrote:Holy Crsp! Those look like Vehicons! OMG! GetRightRobot's alive!

They're MorBots, just like the one from episodes 12-13.

Without a way to watch this show, how would I know that?

GetRightRobot wrote:

BeastProwl wrote:Holy Crsp! Those look like Vehicons! OMG! GetRightRobot's alive!

I am alive, and I've really missed this gang of maniacs!

And youve also missed so many cool customs! That is, unless youve been batmanning seibertron this whole time.

BeastProwl wrote:Without a way to watch this show, how would I know that?

It's all on YouTube. In HD, even.

TV Guide offers some slightly extended summaries for the upcoming Transformers: Rescue Bots season finale episodes, "It's a Bot Time" and "Bot to the Future". Both episodes are scheduled to air this Saturday on the Hub.

"It's A Bot Time"

Episode Synopsis: Part 1 of 2. Cody, Frankie and the Rescue Bots travel to back in time to 1939 and get abducted by an old enemy. Original Air Date: Aug 18, 2012

"Bot To The Future"

Episode Synopsis: Conclusion. Cody, Frankie and the Rescue Bots return from 1939 and find a very different Griffin Rock, ruled by Dr. Morocco. Original Air Date: Aug 18, 2012

Frankie will probably learn the true about the Rescue Bots in the finale. It's not like they could maintain their facade and help the kids return home at the same time.

bluecatcinema wrote:Frankie will probably learn the true about the Rescue Bots in the finale. It's not like they could maintain their facade and help the kids return home at the same time.

She may already know now after last week's first episode's events.

Thanks to our friends from the Hub, Seibertron.com has received two promo images from next weekend's Rescue Bots 2 parter episode. Optimus Prime and Bumblebee both guest star in these upcoming episodes which are scheduled to air on Saturday, August 18th, 2012 according to the latest promo clip the Hub posted on YouTube.

Don't miss this exciting 2-parter of Transformers Rescue Bots starring Tim Curry and special appearances by Optimus Prime and Bumblebee!







"It's A Bot Time"
Episode Synopsis: Part 1 of 2. Cody, Frankie and the Rescue Bots travel to back in time to 1939 and get abducted by an old enemy. Original Air Date: Aug 18, 2012

"Bot To The Future"
Episode Synopsis: Conclusion. Cody, Frankie and the Rescue Bots return from 1939 and find a very different Griffin Rock, ruled by Dr. Morocco. Original Air Date: Aug 18, 2012




Watch Saturday, August 18 at 12:30pm ET / 9:30am PT, only on The Hub!

Check your local listings for channel and time: http://www.hubworld.com/tv-schedule
http://www.hubworld.com/transformers/shows/rescue-bots

CANNOT. FREAKING! WAIT!!!!

Something tells me Frankie's gonna find out

Judging by the earthquake episode, she already knows.

Courtesy of MTV Geek! we have another promo clip for tomorrow's season finale of Transformers: Rescue Bots.

Watch Saturday, August 18 at 12:30pm ET / 9:30am PT, only on The Hub!

Check your local listings for channel and time: http://www.hubworld.com/tv-schedule
http://www.hubworld.com/transformers/shows/rescue-bots

I know this is for kids, but that was really bad!

*hyperventilates*

HE SAID THE WORD "DECEPTICONS"!!! Not simply the sugar-coated phrase of "Those who would do us harm," but "DECEPTICONS"!!!!

Oh, YEAH! The gloves come off this weekend, Morocco!

This is gonna be EPIC!!! AMAZING!!! ALPHANUMERIC!!!!

Okay, so this confirms that Frankie is in on the secret, now. Also, what Sabrblade said.

Wow...I havent watched a single of episode of this series. Its a little bit too young for me.
Its Very A-B-C's and 1-2-3's for children.

Except it's really not. It doesn't talk down to its audience. Sure, you can tell it's walking the line of "kid-friendliness" but it manages to be really interesting and appealing to all age groups, if you aren't the type who is automatically dismissive of shows not targeted at your demographic.

NiteStar wrote:Wow...I havent watched a single of episode of this series. Its a little bit too young for me.
Its Very A-B-C's and 1-2-3's for children.

What are you smoking, man? And, can I have some?

But seriously, is that honestly what you think this show is? Some Sesame Street ripoff with robots? You have NO idea what lengths this show has gone to. How far it has come within its first 26 episodes. The sheer scale of this show has reach beyond all expectations, even going as far as to have many critical and even downright EPIC moments with a sense of humbleness and sincerity that a show like Transformers: Prime could only dream of ever achieving. It is THAT good.

And, it did it all without any Decepticons. That's right. It told a complete 26-episode episode spanning story and history without a single Decepticon needing to come along.

Oh, but that isn't to say that there weren't any threats or antagonists in this show. Quite the opposite. Almost very episode reached catastrophic levels to some degree for the events that occurred. Especially whenever a certain primary antagonist would make his presence known. In those episodes, the gloves came off for our heroes.

And what's more, this antagonist I speak of, he's still at large! Regardless of his being defeated at times, he's proven to be a great enough threat that the Autobots simply can't touch, always staying one step ahead of the game.

Even the guest stars of Optimus Prime and Bumblebee are awesome in this show, and that's saying something considering how little appeal there is to the two of them in TF: Prime.

All in all, this show is ace and far more uplifting than the constant doom and gloom of TF: Prime.

NiteStar wrote:Wow...I havent watched a single of episode of this series. Its a little bit too young for me.
Its Very A-B-C's and 1-2-3's for children.

Blades: Oh no! There's a volcano erupting!

Heatwave: Well, we need your help, tiny toddler minds that are far superior to our incredibly advanced minds. What should we do????

(Awkward Pause)

Heatwave: That's a good idea, but let's ask our rescue bots.

Boulder: In all, kids, Heatwave called you dumbasses! *thumbs up*

This show is hardly anything similar to a Sprout show. I wouldn't consider it better than Prime, but I find it more interesting than the Unicron Trilogy & Animated, IMO.

Sabrblade wrote:

NiteStar wrote:Wow...I havent watched a single of episode of this series. Its a little bit too young for me.
Its Very A-B-C's and 1-2-3's for children.

And, it did it all without any Decepticons. That's right. It told a complete 26-episode episode spanning story and history without a single Decepticon needing to come along.

No Decepticons? BORING.......ZZZZzzzzzz. lol
No Im sure it is a very well made enticing show its just not in my interest right now. Besides in my opinion in the past few years there are way too many multiple simultaneous Transformers universes, series, and franchises going on at the moment and Rescue Bots for me just did not make my cut. With all the live action movies, video games, animated shows, all with mix mash characters and stories going on, all thrown into a blender........... I can only eat so much before I get full.
And poor Peter Cullen....he's like "Whatever, just send me my check and I'll say whatever lines you want me to say" lol.
And anyhow Im a Decepticon at heart. I like juicy Decepticon stories. I get bored if there is no Decepticon story or conflict. Right now Im deep into the video game realm of Transformers WFC and FOC. Those stories there is what I want more of.
That being said Im sure Rescue Bots is a good show, just not for me. But who knows I might get bored one day and decide to watch an episode or two.

Oh, there's conflict alright. And it's set in the same universe as TF Prime, with some broad allusions thrown to it now and then. It's a really cool take on Transformers and you owe it to yourself to try it out.