Bride of the Pastmaster

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Bride of the Pastmaster
SWAT Kats episode

The Pastmaster forcing Queen Callista to marry him.
Episode no. Season 1
Episode 6
Written by Glenn Leopold
Directed by Robert Alvarez
Original airdate October 16, 1993
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"Bride of the Pastmaster" is the sixth episode of the SWAT Kats' first season, and first aired on October 16, 1993. It marks the second appearance of the Pastmaster and the first appearance of semi-love interest Queen Callista.

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[edit] Plot

The episode begins with the SWAT Kats battling an enormous oil-sucking eel that has been attacking oil tankers heading for Megakat City. Using all but one missile, the duo defeat the creature and prepare to fly home. However, the Pastmaster opens a time vortex near Megakat City which (unbeknownst to the Pastmaster) sucks the SWAT Kats into it. The SWAT Kats emerge in the Dark Ages where they are thought to be sorcerers (due to their "flying machine") and are attacked by Queen Callista (a medieval version of Callie Briggs) and her medieval knights. Upon yanking a sword from a nearby stone, Razor is believed to be the foretold warrior that will protect them from the Pastmaster. The duo learn that the Pastmaster has threatened to destroy "Megalith City" unless Queen Callista marries him. The Pastmaster summons two cyclopes and two dragons to aid him with his plan. With the Turbokat damaged and almost no modern weaponry, the SWAT Kats must protect Megalith City, destroy the rampaging monsters, vanquish the Pastmaster and get back to the present with the help of Queen Callista.

[edit] Missiles/Gadgets

The following missiles and gadgets appear in this episode:

  • Buzz-Saw Missile
  • "Dragon Sword" Missile
  • Flying Mace
  • Matchhead Missile
  • Pincer Missile
  • Turbocar

[edit] Production Notes

  • The plot of the episode is very similar to the 1993 film Army of Darkness, though it only aired a mere eight months after the film was released.
  • The oil-sucking eels were partially inspired by the sandworms from the 1984 film Dune.
  • It is one of the only episodes to feature a (slight) romantic subplot, between Queen Callista and Razor. [1]

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