01PLOT

The Turtles must protect a bratty rich girl, Buffy, from Bebop and Rocksteady, who are under orders from Shredder to kidnap her and learn the secret of a company she inherited from her late grandfather.

02CAST & APPEARANCES

Cam Clarke

Barry Gordon

Rob Paulsen

Townsend Coleman

Peter Renaday

Renae Jacobs

Jennifer Darling

James Avery

Barry Gordon

Cam Clarke

Jennifer Darling

ALSO APPEARING

Buffy's father · Pat FraleyMrs. Kawolchick · Renae JacobsKrang · Pat Fraley

03OBJECTS, VEHICLES & PLACES

OBJECTS & VEHICLESBōKatanaSaiShrink rayTechnoroverTrans-Dimensional Portal

LOCATIONSApril O'Neil's apartmentFairgroundsShellhammer EstateTechnodromeTurtle LairVolcanic Asteroid

SPECIESHumanMutant ratMutant rhinocerosMutant turtleMutant warthog

04SCREEN GRABS

9 frames. Screencaps via Turtlepedia (CC BY-SA).

05NOTES & GOOFS

When the Turtles jump off the wall, Michelangelo flickers for a frame.
When Raphael says "How come the odds got so lousy all of a sudden?" he is wearing Donatello's colors.
The strapping on Donatello's bo is colored brown when he speaks about the shrink ray's ability, and the strapping was higher than normal.
In the first shot of the Turtles saying goodbye to Buffy, Leonardo has his weapon sleeves on his belt from the first two seasons.
Krang and especially Shredder don't seem as concerned that the Turtles are in the Technodrome and this is the first of two Technodrome visits that none of them directly engage the turtles save for sending out the Foot Soldiers. Attack of the Neutrinos is another example, but Bebop and Rocksteady do engage the Turtles while Shredder and Krang are oblivious to their visit.
If Shredder and Krang had been monitoring Buffy all this time as Shredder claimed, they would have heard Donatello give Buffy the portal co-ordinates to the lair.
In the end, Michelangelo runs out yelling "Like Pizza!" but he is holding two apple pies, not pizza. In the next shot the Turtles are seen eating actual pizza and the apple pies are gone.

06TRIVIA

David Wise, the writer of this episode, recycled its plot, and even its set pieces, wholesale from his _The Transformers_ episode "The Girl Who Loved Powerglide" (2-35), even down to replicating the merry-go-round sequence and the brain-sucking sequence.
The episode takes its name from _Poor Little Rich Girl_, a Shirley Temple movie.