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| airdate = [[February 11]], [[1991]] |
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+ | | director = Robert Taylor |
| + | | storyboard = Larry Eikleberry<br>Dennis Greco<br>Liz Holzman<br>Don Manuel<br>Rhoydon Shishido |
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| previous = "[[Destiny Rides Again]]" |
| previous = "[[Destiny Rides Again]]" |
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+ | | next = "[[Stuck on You (TaleSpin)|Stuck on You]]"}}"'''Mach One for the Gipper'''" is the fifty-sixth episode of [[The Disney Afternoon]] animated series, ''[[TaleSpin]]''. It premiered on [[February 11]], [[1991]]. |
| − | }}"'''Mach One for the Gipper'''" is the fifty-sixth episode of ''[[TaleSpin]]''. |
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==Plot== |
==Plot== |
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| − | After Baloo inadvertently picks up a package belonging to another pilot, [[Ace London]], Ace blames Baloo for the mix-up and Baloo has to clear his name while also dodging air pirates. When Baloo crashes at General Patton's base. Ace tells Patton that he is famous not Baloo and he stole the engine, causing Baloo to say that he is not a thief. The two pilots who were with Ace realize their mistake and tells Ace that Baloo is telling the truth and loaded the wrong crate. Patton was enraged at Ace's actions shooting civilians, mishandling government property, accusing Baloo as a thief and aiding Don Karnage and his air pirates and congratulates Baloo for testing the engine. Ace is then fired from military duty and sadly breaks the |
+ | After [[Baloo]] inadvertently picks up a package belonging to another pilot, [[Ace London]], Ace blames Baloo for the mix-up and Baloo has to clear his name while also dodging air pirates. When Baloo crashes at General Patton's base. Ace tells Patton that he is famous not Baloo and he stole the engine, causing Baloo to say that he is not a thief. The two pilots who were with Ace realize their mistake and tells Ace that Baloo is telling the truth and loaded the wrong crate. Patton was enraged at Ace's actions shooting civilians, mishandling government property, accusing Baloo as a thief and aiding [[Don Karnage]] and his air pirates and congratulates Baloo for testing the engine. Ace is then fired from military duty and sadly breaks the fourth wall "You got that right," and begins sobbing on his plane before taking off delivering pickles. |
==Home video releases== |
==Home video releases== |
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Revision as of 20:57, 1 November 2018
"Mach One for the Gipper" is the fifty-sixth episode of The Disney Afternoon animated series, TaleSpin. It premiered on February 11, 1991.
Plot
After Baloo inadvertently picks up a package belonging to another pilot, Ace London, Ace blames Baloo for the mix-up and Baloo has to clear his name while also dodging air pirates. When Baloo crashes at General Patton's base. Ace tells Patton that he is famous not Baloo and he stole the engine, causing Baloo to say that he is not a thief. The two pilots who were with Ace realize their mistake and tells Ace that Baloo is telling the truth and loaded the wrong crate. Patton was enraged at Ace's actions shooting civilians, mishandling government property, accusing Baloo as a thief and aiding Don Karnage and his air pirates and congratulates Baloo for testing the engine. Ace is then fired from military duty and sadly breaks the fourth wall "You got that right," and begins sobbing on his plane before taking off delivering pickles.
Home video releases
VHS
- TaleSpin: Fearless Flyers
- TaleSpin: Hot Shot Heroes (Foreign release)
Laserdisc
- TaleSpin: Jackpots & Crackpots/Fearless Flyers
DVD
- TaleSpin: Volume 3
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