Three Parter - Transwarped

Steven C. Phillips, Mike Blanchard, and Michael Wilson gather for the final episode of their coverage to break down the entirety of Transformers Animated. They discuss their favorite and least favorite episodes, characters, and series moments, while also sharing their perspectives on the toy line and the AllSpark Almanac companion books.

Mike Blanchard, Steven C. Phillips, and Michael Wilson explore the two volumes of the Transformers Animated Allspark Almanacs. They discuss the detailed character bios, gorgeous background art, and the inclusion of prototype toy designs. The hosts also share their thoughts on the behind-the-scenes information provided about the show, including the proposed ideas for a fourth season that never came to be.

Mike Blanchard, Michael Wilson, and Spada the Baltmatrix discuss Transformers Animated toy molds that were never released in the United States, including Fugitive Waspinator, Vortex Blur, and Wingblade Optimus Prime. The hosts also examine the BotCon 2011 exclusive figure set, sharing their thoughts on the character selection and the aftermarket value of convention exclusives.

Mike Blanchard, Michael Wilson, and guest Spada the Baltmatrix break down the entire Transformers Animated toyline, from Activators and Deluxes to hard-to-find exclusives. They discuss the series' shift to cheaper factories and the resulting quality control issues, such as the inconsistent plastic colors on Bumblebee. The trio shares their personal favorite figures, debates the merits of the Voyager class, and reminisces about hunting for elusive repaints at major retailers. They also explore the strange history behind the show's integration of the purple Shockwave toy design.

Mike Blanchard, Steve Phillips, Michael Wilson, and Kevin Thompson get together to recap the third season of Transformers Animated. The group discusses their favorite characters from the season, including Yokitron, Shockwave, and Blackarachnia, while also debating the pros and cons of the show's handling of the Dinobots and the Starscream clones. They highlight specific episodes they enjoyed, such as 'Where Does That Sting', and break down the moments and plot points that didn't work for them, particularly regarding the 'Cyber Ninjas' and the 'Three's a Crowd' episode.

The hosts break down the conclusion of the third season of Transformers Animated, covering the episodes "This Is Why I Hate Machines" and the two-part finale "Endgame." They discuss the series' use of cameos, the handling of character arcs like Prowl and Megatron, and their frustrations with lingering plot threads and repetitive animation sequences. The episode features insights from Mike Blanchard, Steven C. Phillips, Michael Wilson, and Kevin, as they weigh in on the series' final moments and legacy.

Please EXCUSE US as we had the ghost of starscream-inator haunting us during this episode. Plagued with audio technical difficulties the TAP Crew get through four episodes of Transformers Animated. Steve helps the Predacons as they rise, we find human errors everywhere, and finally we fly through the Decepticon Air! Geeks: Mike “TFG1″ Blanchard Steve ...

In Episode 13 of TAP there is no shortage of really bad innuendo. The dark humor is at an all time high as we find out if three’s a crowd, the sting of thy wasp, and the fury of the five servos of doom! So Tune in as we talk more Transformers Animated!   A ...

The guys sit down and discuss the premiere of Transformers Animated  Season 3 in the Three Parter Transwarped. Quite possibly one of the shortest episodes in TAP history however it is a good one. The guys almost slip totally into their dark TBU discussion style but regain their composure later. Check it out! Geeks: Mike “TFG1″ Blanchard ...

The hosts break down their favorite and least favorite moments, characters, and episodes from the second season of Transformers Animated. They discuss the impact of new arrivals like Jazz, Blur, and Swindle, while debating the show's handling of human characters and the overall direction of the series compared to its first season.