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TAKE the CHALLENGE! A great group of Masters of the Universe fans have accepted the challenge to watch all 130 Episodes of the 1983 Filmation Cartoon Series “He-Man and the Masters of the Universe“ for 130 days straight, one episode per day. They are the RE-WATCH-A-THON-ERS! Be sure to check out the RE-WATCH-A-THON celebratory memento shirts and mugs (long sleeve shirts options are available too). Today’s Episode is: The Time Wheel PRODUCTION NUMBEREPISODE TITLEDIRECTORWRITERSPREMIERE DATERE-WATCH-A-THON DATE MU97“The Time Wheel”Bill ReedMel Gilden,Larry DiTillioOctober 25 1984Mar 3Synopsis: While exploring the desert, He-Man and Orko come across an old temple. While playing with one of the machines, inside,…
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I like this episode. There isn't enough Adam and Orko solo adventures. I wish there was more. It has two cool vehicle appearances the Road Ripper and the Dragon Walker. I was happy with the Road Ripper but the Dragon Walker surprise was a bonus! King Tamusk is interesting. He is very black and white until He-Man talks to him. He came from the barbarian years so I didn't expect anything different. The best part has to be King Randor dressed like Orko!
An ok episode, but an interesting music episode- 33 episodes to go but this is the last time we get the full He-Man theme (with the “He-Man chants) that’s not tied to/part of a transformation. We get the instrumental a couple of more times though thats not along with the transformation and once in She-Ra.
And speaking of She-Ra, so wild to hear her theme towards the end, first time too!
Decent time......scramble episode? Is Tamusk solidfied as part of lore in other universes in any other MOTU media?
An ok episode, but an interesting music episode- 33 episodes to go but this is the last time we get the full He-Man theme (with the “He-Man chants) that’s not tied to/part of a transformation. We get the instrumental a couple of more times though thats not along with the transformation and once in She-Ra.
And speaking of She-Ra, so wild to hear her theme towards the end, first time too!
Didn't notice it the first time until you pointed it out. I'm certain considering that this episode involves time and Secret of the Sword wouldn't release for another six or so months, this was very subtle forshadowing for She-Ra that kids at the time didn't know nor get even after she was introduced.