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Time Team visit the Rise Hill navvy camp near Garsdale, created for the construction of the Settle-Carlisle railway. This is the first such site ever excavated. They are joined by industrial archaeologists Bill Bevan and Mike Nevell, and historian David Holmes, to create a picture of the people who built much of industrial Britain. But the dig is hampered by heavy rain. Matt is roped in to live the life of a navvy for a day.

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Casey takes the Turtles to see a game of his favorite sport, Super Slam Hockey. When parahawks piloted by Texan roughnecks swoop down and steal the sport's championship prize, the Golden Puck, Casey will stop at nothing to recover it. With the help of the Turtles, Casey takes on the roughnecks and their employer, Mr. Arboost.

* Based on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Volume One Issue #14, "The Unmentionables".

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The Golden Child: Music from the Motion Picture

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With the Fugitoid in tow, the Triceraton scout ship returns to the Triceraton Homeworld via Tribase One. The Fugitoid is brought before the leader of the Triceratons, Prime Leader Zanramon, and demands are made for Professor Honeycutt to construct a teleportal device else the Turtles will be executed. Meanwhile, the Turtles are incarcerated at a Triceraton prison where they soon devise a plan of escape.
*Villains: The Triceratons

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Legends surround this tiny island off Cornwall's south coast, including a visit by Christ himself, brought here by Joseph of Arimathea from distant Glastonbury. The team are out to discover the truth behind the myths. Could this island have witnessed the birth of Christianity in Britain? They are hampered by the tide, which limits the time allowed for digging. Previous digs have linked the now-vanished St. Michael's Chapel on the hill to the Celtic dark ages following the Roman occupation. It would certainly have been a beacon for pilgrims and overseas traders through the ages; and there are tantalising hints of prehistoric activity. The chapel seems to be mirrored by a similar structure on the mainland, which the team are also attempting to excavate. They are joined by historian Nicholas Orme, Oliver Creighton from Exeter University and Finds specialist Carl Thorpe. Investigating possible wrecks are two divers from the Royal Navy.

Somehow, the Shredder survived their last encounter and seeks revenge on the Turtles. When the Shredder learns much of the Foot has been killed during the recent turf war, Hun introduces Saki to their new army of Foot Mechs. With their army almost complete, the Foot sends a mech to find and destroy the Turtles. When this Foot Mech attacks his family, Splinter devises a counterattack with the aid of a powerful warrior in a tricky alliance.

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Determined to find a cure for his genetically mutated friends, Donatello and his brothers return to the subterranean city. Unfortunately, when the Turtles return, they find their friends have reverted back to monsters and the Crystal Moon is missing.

Villains: The Underground Mutants

The Team investigate mysterious burials, foundations and a missing bell-tower at Salisbury Cathedral.

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The gang return to the farmhouse in Northampton to rest and recuperate. Taking a retrospective look at the recent events, they discuss their encounters with the Shredder as well as the discovery of his true form—a centuries-old criminal Utrom. However, despite his maliciousness, the Turtles and their sensei come to the realization that the Shredder also played an instrumental role in their own origins.

*Villain: the Shredder

As they continue evasion, the Turtles and Professor Honeycutt decide to consult smugglers to get off D'Hoonnib. Despite their efforts to remain undercover, the Turtles soon find out that the Federation is not the only group targeting Professor Honeycutt. A dinosaur-like species, known as the Triceratons, enter the equation and apprehend the Fugitoid. Seeing Professor Honeycutt as their only hope for returning to Earth, the Turtles pursue the Triceratons to a scout ship camouflaged as a bunker.

*Villains: The Federation and the Triceratons
* Based on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Volume One Issue #5, "Teaming Up with Fugitoid".

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When Splinter encourages his sons to leave the lair so he can meditate, the Turtles and Casey take the opportunity to go on a road trip to Northampton. In a trip spurred on by Michelangelo's desire to find a missing issue of the Justice Force, they gang find themselves in an adventure with the real-life Justice Force.

* Based on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Volume One Issue #15, "Dome Doom".

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With the Shredder gone, the Foot Clan, the Purple Dragons, and the mob struggle to control New York City, quickly turning the streets into a dangerous turf war. Feeling the onus of the chaos in the streets, Leonardo sets out to quell the situation while Raphael argues that it's not their fight.

*Villains: The Mob, the Foot and the Purple Dragons

* Based on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Volume One Issue #50-55, "City at War: Parts 1-6".

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With the underwater access way complete, Donatello and Michelangelo explore the Hudson River in the newly christened Shell Sub. They soon come across an underwater fortress, which Mikey dubs Junklantis. It is of little surprise that the inhabitants of this facility are responsible for the freighters disappearing in New York Harbor. However, it is a surprise to see this facility is run by the egomaniacal Garbageman.

Nano, the nanorobot who met his demise in the junyard, reawakens and reassembles. With a newfound motivation to create a family, Nano breaks his "father," Harry Parker, out of Rikers Island and kidnaps his "mother," Dr. Richards, from her laboratory. When his "family" doesn't turn out as he hoped, Nano begins to wreak havoc on Coney Island, where April and Casey happen to be on a "not-a-date."

*Villain: Nano

Michelangelo reaches the finals and faces off against Kluh to become the Battle Nexus Champion. Concurrently, Donatello and Usagi continue to defend the Daimyo and Leonardo against assassins while Raphael and Traximus attempt to free the imprisoned Master Splinter. The recent swirl of events have all been orchestrated by the Daimyo's son, the Ultimate Ninja, and a vengeful dragon named Drako who seek control of the Daimyo's warstaff.

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John Barry, Michel Colombier, and others

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Leonardo, Raphael and Splinter are held captive on the Shredder's freighter and Karai is forced to make a choice—honor her promise to the Turtles or obey her master. Meanwhile, Donatello attempts to destroy the Shredder's new headquarters, while Michelangelo and Zog find themselves fighting against the Shredder's Foot Ninja.
Master Splinter is framed for attempting to kill the Ultimate Daimyo and is imprisoned while Raphael and Michelangelo find themselves pitted against each other in the Battle Nexus Tournament. Meanwhile, Leonardo falls into a coma after being struck by a poisonous dart, and Donatello and Usagi must defend Leo and a gravely wounded Daimyo from more assassins.

A previously unexcavated massive Bronze Age promontory fort conceals the remains of a sophisticated society.

Turtles in Space, Part 2: The Trouble with Triceratons

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The Turtles manage to take Prime Leader Zanramon hostage and convince the Fugitoid to build his teleportal device so they can return to Earth. Professor Honeycutt agrees, provided the Turtles destroy him if they are captured. Using the Prime Leader's personal space cruiser, the Turtles and the Fugitoid escape to a planetoid in the Egarom sector with the warring Triceraton Republic and Federation in full pursuit.
Villains: The Triceratons

Amidst the grand buildings that make up one of the world's oldest and most distinguished law societies, they have been asked to discover the remains of a 13th-century palace that belonged to Henry III's Lord Chancellor.
The restored ruins of a castle gatehouse given as a wedding present hide complex mediaeval and Tudor remains.
Numerous finds by amateur archaeologists lead to the discovery of a Roman villa.

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The distinctive grass-covered remains of the deserted medieval village of Ulnaby are a landmark in the Durham countryside, but they have never been dug. The Team have been invited to investigate one of the best-preserved archaeological sites in Britain. With medieval historian Dawn Hadley, Tony looks at the history of Ulnaby. Michelle Brown of the British Library examines the 14th century Luttrell Psalter, providing clues about the people's lifestyle. Mick is shown a replica of a medieval horsedrawn plough, while Brigid finds a coin, and Matt uncovers a quern-stone.

Michelangelo helps Donatello by exploring the underwater access way beneath the lair. Here he encounters Leatherhead, a mutant crocodile torn between two personalities: a peaceful inventor and a vicious animal. The Turtles go with Leatherhead to his sewer home and encounter an old foe with whom Leatherhead has teamed up.

*Villain: Baxter Stockman
* Based on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Volume One Issue #45, “Leatherhead Too”.

Russell Allen and Michael Romeo, except where noted

The Turtles escape from the Triceraton prison is thwarted and they are entered into the Games by Prime Leader Zanramon. Their entrance is part of an attempt to coerce Professor Honeycutt into building his teleportal device. When the Turtles win their match, they are imprisoned again as slaves where they befriend a Triceraton prisoner, Traximus, and they renew each others' hopes of freedom.

*Villains: The Triceratons
* Based on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Volume One Issue #6, "The Triceraton Homeworld".

Time Team camp for three days next to the oldest bridge on the River Thames. Previous surveys have convinced local archaeologists that an early Norman castle existed here, with connections to Queen Matilda and The Anarchy. But there are also tantalizing links to the much later English Civil War. Almost immediately, pottery sherds and walls are revealed, with plenty of Roman fragments suggesting a Roman settlement. In all likelihood the Anglo-Saxons lived here too. The team test out a medieval trebuchet. Meanwhile the superb finds keep coming. They are joined by John Blair of Oxford University, geophysicist Roger Ainslie, and castles expert Richard K. Morriss.

The Turtles, Splinter, Casey and April relax in the lair for a movie night. However, during an ice cream run, Leonardo is challenged to a gyoji-refereed duel by a headstrong young ninja from another dimension. The challenge comes in a tradition unfamiliar to Leonardo, but worrisome familiar to Master Splinter.
*Villain: The Ultimate Ninja

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Turtles in Space, Part 5: Triceraton Wars

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As the Turtles and Casey help April prepare her antique shop for reopening, April stumbles on a puzzle cube that used to belong to her Uncle Augie. As she cleans the artifact off, the cube begins to glow bright and transports April and the Turtles to an alternate dimension. Traveling through a tropical environment, they must evade large hornets and find their way home.

After Baxter Stockman infiltrates the TCRI building and sabotages the oracle pod chamber, the Turtles and Splinter become trapped in virtual reality as it turns to a physical reality. No longer holographic projections, the Turtles must battle the feudal era Shredder and his Foot Ninja while pursuing the Guardians so they can find a way out the simulation.
Villains: THe Foot Clan

Karai introduces herself as the Shredder's adopted daughter and leader of the Foot operations in Japan. She promises the Turtles that the Foot Clan will leave them in peace if they help her assume the Shredder's role to stop the raging turf war. Raphael refuses to help, but his brothers and Casey go along with the plan.

* Based on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Volume One Issue, #60-62 "City at War: Parts 11-13".

The Turtles are teleported back to Earth with Professor Honeycutt by the Utroms and they're reunited with Master Splinter. The Utroms take the Turtles and Splinter to the oracle pod chamber, a virtual reality simulation that chronicles historical events. Inside the chamber, the Turtles are transported to feudal era Japan where they learn of the Utroms crash-landing on Earth. It is here, they encounter an early incarnation of the Foot Clan led by a look-alike of The Shredder.
Villains: The Foot Clan

As he does every three years, Master Splinter mysteriously goes off and leaves his sons for a few days. This time, however, curiosity sets in and the Turtles follow him through an interdimensional gateway, ending up in a nexus between dimensions, where the multiverse's greatest warriors meet to duel each other in tournaments. Despite his discontent, Master Splinter hesitantly allows his sons to enter the competition.

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The Turtles become embroiled in the turf war as they face off against the Foot, headed by the Elite Guard, while a mob-funded attack robot created by Baxter Stockman and the Purple Dragons, led by Hun, besiege the Foot's rundown headquarters. To make matters more complicated, a ninja from Japan named Karai enters the fray, though her intentions are ambiguous. At her mercy, the Turtles have no choice but to bargain with her.

* Based on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Volume One Issue #56-59, "City at War: Parts 7-10".

The Turtles and Splinter activate the internal fail safe of the oracle pod chamber only to find the TCRI building besieged by multiple enemies. The National Guard stands outside the building trying to get in while the Shredder leads an attack with the Foot at the heart of the Utrom's base. The Turtles and Splinter help the Utroms evacuate and escape the Shredder's wrath, and they soon learn of the Shredder's true form.
Villains: The Foot Clan
* Based on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Volume One Issue #7, "All is Revealed".

In the Battle Nexus, the Turtles fight other warriors from different dimensions in an attempt to become the Battle Nexus Champion. Leonardo teams up with the anthropomorphic rabbit ronin, Miyamoto Usagi, to fight off would-be contract killing assassins. During round one Donatello is knocked out and Leo is hit by a poison dart in round two while fighting his rabbit friend.

A black poster with a portrait shot showing the upper body of an older man dressed in a military uniform. In the background are a group of soldiers. Some of them are kneeling, and some are standing, holding rifles. Above in bold white letters, is a line that reads: "... the scars run deep." Below, in large letters it reads: "Clint Eastwood" and "Heartbreak Ridge". Below that are the film credits.

An aerial photo taken in 1976 leads to the discovery of a previously unknown Roman temple complex near Watling Street.
The Team investigate two previously unexcavated parts of Britain's best-preserved Roman town.
When the new owners of a house in Blythburgh in Suffolk explored their potting shed they were shocked to discover a cupboard full of human skulls. Could these remains have something to do with the superb ruins of a medieval priory that has lain hidden for years? The priory fell into disuse before Henry VIII's dissolution of the monasteries, and may contain the remains of a 7th century Saxon King, Anna. But despite digging several trenches in the back garden, the team struggle to make sense of it all. They are joined by historian Sam Newton.