
Finally into the Safari Zone, Ash starts his Pokémon catch-fest under the watch of a trigger-happy warden. However Team Rocket appear and want to nab some Pokémon. Will they succeed?
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Sharpshooter_007 said:Reminds me of that scene in one of those Idiana Jones movies, where the swordsman does all his fancy tricks threating to kill him and then Idiana just shoots him, nice![]()
Here we go again. -_-; The guns were FIRED at kids. Not just pointed. They were FIRED at Satoshi and the group and pointed RIGHT in their faces. Then Kojirou and Musashi tied up the warden and held guns ON HIS HEAD. Then Musashi dressed up as a school girl and flirted with him to bring out the perverted old man within.The Big Al said:Ah yes, the episode they banned because of guns. It goes up thre with the unusual hand positions and other crap 4Kids has done to us. I swear, they dubbed "Here Comes the Squirtle Squad" where six people point various fire arms at Ash. Yet a guy isn't shy about showing his piece and showing his other piece isn't exceptable.
From what I've heard, it was a great epi. We finally get to see the Safari Zone and we get to see Dratini. (It would have been nice to see this episode because it would explain somethings in a later episode.)
EliteTrainerRaven said:Considering those other anime you're referring to ARE NOT ON SYNDICATION.Plus Pokémon is already well known to parents as something their kids could watch. If something like that aired, they'd have a field day. Even Looney Tunes/Merry Melodies is having scenes with guns being cut (unless it's Elmer Fudd and Yosemite Sam).
Yeah, they were supposed to have a fight scene but Harrison Ford had a broken leg or something, so they just improvised.XD I like this way better anyway.Jesse GS the II said:You know the story behind that scene? It's hilarious.
Heracross said:Yeah, they were supposed to have a fight scene but Harrison Ford had a broken leg or something, so they just improvised.XD I like this way better anyway.
2. The Safari Zone Warden looked like Charleton Heston who ran the NRA at the time.