S2.E3

Day of the Machines

Episode aired Jun 16, 1986
TV-Y7
22m

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Alan Oppenheimer in He-Man and the Masters of the Universe (1983)

Hand-Drawn Animation Superhero Sword & Sorcery Action Adventure Animation Family Fantasy Sci-Fi

Man-At-Arms is becoming discouraged about his inventions. Skeletor sends a small demon into Man-At-Arm's main computer, which causes every machine in the palace to have a mind of its own.Man-At-Arms is becoming discouraged about his inventions. Skeletor sends a small demon into Man-At-Arm's main computer, which causes every machine in the palace to have a mind of its own.Man-At-Arms is becoming discouraged about his inventions. Skeletor sends a small demon into Man-At-Arm's main computer, which causes every machine in the palace to have a mind of its own.

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John Erwin

He-Man
(voice)
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Alan Oppenheimer

Skeletor
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Linda Gary

Teela
(voice)
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Lou Scheimer

Orko
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(as Erik Gunden)
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Erika Scheimer

Director
- Lou Kachivas
Writer
- David Wise
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Trivia
The design of Byte would be used again as an electrical giant in Time Doesn't Fly (1985) and as the Electroid in She-Ra: Princess of Power (1985): Gateway to Trouble (1985).

Goofs
It has been established that Trapjaw's right arm is bionic, yet in several shots when he is talking to Skeletor, it is his left arm which is bionic.

Quotes
Man-At-Arms: I've done my best, but it's, it's not good enough. It's time for me to quit.

Connections
Edited into Skeletor's Revenge (1986)

Soundtracks
Opening and Closing Title Theme
Composed by Shuki Levy, Haim Saban and Lou Scheimer (as Erika Lane)
Published by Warner Bros Music Corporation