Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Season 6

1992 · 16 episodes · ★ 5.8

What Season 6 of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

Season six opens with the Turtles already settled in the sewers of New York, trained by Splinter and determined to fight crime in the city. Krang is still set on freeing the Technodrome and, to do it, turns to Shredder, Bebop and Rocksteady, who try to get their hands on devices like the Super Laser or the Rockolizer. The Turtles must stop these plans while April covers the news that sparks them. Donatello, with his inventions, keeps getting into constant trouble, and Leonardo struggles with his own limits in the dojo. Rivals also show up, including Slash, the evil turtle from Dimension X, and Shreeka, who is after Krang.

16episodes

Sep 14, 1992premiered

Dec 29, 1992final episode

6.1 hrtotal runtime

Season 6 Episodes

6x01 Rock Around the Block
Sep 14, 1992 · 23 min
Krang summons General Tragg from the Dimension X to keep the Turtles busy while Shredder places a remote control transmitter upon a rocket ship preparing to launch a satellite with a new super laser.
6x02 Krangenstein Lives!
Sep 21, 1992 · 23 min
Under the Arctic Ocean Krang is tuning up his Robotic Body. While no one is looking, Bebop and Rocksteady inadvertently destroy an important computer chip and surreptitiously replace it with one from a video game.
6x03 Super Irma
Oct 3, 1992 · 23 min
While the Turtles are busy trying to decide what costumes to wear to this year's Channel Six Halloween party, April and Irma are doing a story on the reverse polarity magnet at Magno-Dyne Labs.
6x04 Adventures in Turtle-Sitting
Oct 10, 1992 · 23 min
While Splinter is away on meditative satori, Donatello sets his sights on solving world hunger. He invents the food revivafiver, a device designed to reverse the aging process of food.
6x05 Sword of Yurikawa
Oct 16, 1992 · 23 min
Krang plans to blow up the Tri-State Bridge just as a convoy of trucks carrying a rare form of toxic waste passes overhead.
6x06 Return of the Turtleoids
Oct 23, 1992 · 23 min
The Turtles go to the Top Notch Scientific Corporation to stand guard over the sonic disintegrator.
6x07 Shreeka's Revenge
Oct 30, 1992 · 23 min
Shreeka, an alien with an attitude and a vendetta against Krang, after having spent eons tracking him down, has finally found him.
6x08 Too Hot to Handle
Nov 5, 1992 · 23 min
Donatello tells the other three Turtles that, based on his calculations, the Earth has changed its orbit and is heading for the Sun.
6x09 Nightmare in the Lair
Nov 12, 1992 · 23 min
Donatello's newest invention, the Dream-o-Vision helmet, causes Michaelangelo and Leonardo to be stuck in a nightmare world.
6x10 Phantom of the Sewers
Nov 19, 1992 · 23 min
After another night's performance of the robotic Willie Wombat Revue at the Willie Wombat Revue Theatre, a mysterious figure, wearing a long black cape, black fedora, white face mask, and known only as the Phantom, makes an appearance.
6x11 Donatello Trashes Slash
Nov 25, 1992 · 23 min
Donatello goes to Channel Six News to give Vernon a piece of his mind after he had made disparaging comments about Turtles on live TV.
6x12 Leonardo Is Missing
Dec 2, 1992 · 23 min
When Donatello, Michaelangelo, and Raphael return from the video arcade they discover that Donatello's lab is in disarray and Leonardo is missing.
6x13 Snakes Alive!
Dec 9, 1992 · 23 min
While practicing their martial arts, Leonardo tells Splinter that he is convinced that there is one combat maneuver he has yet to teach the Turtles.
6x14 Polly Wanna Pizza
Dec 15, 1992 · 23 min
Michaelangelo returns from his sojourn to the pet shop with a monkey named Clyde. After only a few minutes with the undisciplined pet Leonardo, Donatello and Raphael demand that it be returned to the pet shop.
6x15 Mr. Nice Guy
Dec 22, 1992 · 23 min
Burne assigns April a story reporting on the increase in urban crime. The only problem is that urban crime is decreasing.
6x16 Sleuth on the Loose Season Finale
Dec 29, 1992 · 23 min
While the Turtles are watching their favorite TV show April interrupts the broadcast with a special bulletin about a break-in at Dynamic Science Labs.
Written by Matt Uitz