Yesterday's episode was better, they could have left out 90% of the first episode and this episode would have still worked.
Shockwave vs Starscream was an interesting give and take.
Bulkhead's constant praise of Wheeljack is starting to come off as pretty gay now, it's like "just suck his robodick and get it over with already!"
Wheeljack is now officially too capable, as much fun as his moments were they strained credulity, if he's so damned good then why didn't he stick around and teach his skills to the rest of the Autobots already?
Loved Ratchet's attitude about all this, kind of hated the amount of BB-talk in the scene but Ratchet's bit was just right, some hopelessness and then he comes around.
Look at that, Jack and Arcee didn't have any ill effects from the prior battle, what a fucking surprise.

An utterly pointless moment there and now they just wander around until they stumble across Ultra Magnus, such a lame way to do that.
Kind of annoyed that Smokescreen's quest only began now, that should have happened in the last episode.
Getting to Predaking felt a little rote, too easy, but at least we're finally there.
How exactly did they figure out Starscream was using the Harbinger as a base and how did find they find it so easily?
Knockout laughed at Starscream's Bigfoot image of Ratchet being turned into the monkey, that was funny. The 'Cons need to fix their browsers' caching though.
Onslaught Six wrote:Energon and Cybertron weren't hand-drawn characters, they were CGI. And you have no idea the costs on RID or G1 in this equation, but the fact is that CGI costs have dropped considerably while human talent costs have skyrocketed.
Energon and Cybertron had traditionally animated human characters.
So? They weren't the primary focus of the action.