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Star Smasher

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"Star Smasher" is the fortieth episode of Buzz Lightyear of Star Command. It first aired on November 11, 2000 on ABC.

Zurg kidnaps an LGM with independent thought, whose knowledge on the Flux Gravity Capacitor, which is essentially a large trash compactor, is valuable. On the way to rescue him, Team Lightyear's ship is crushed and the team, plus three LGMs, enter Zurg's dreadnought and rescue their little friend. It is there that Zurg reveals his plan to crush Capital Planet's sun and turn it into a black hole to suck Star Command and Capital Planet in.

Onboard Star Command, Buzz and Nebula are on the run from something. As soon as they leap through a door, it's revealed what was chasing them: Nebula's desk. But it catches them, much to Nebula's annoyance. Nebula is even more annoyed when he realizes that he's due at the LGM invention review. Buzz decides to leave him to it until Nebula sends Buzz to the review, arguing that he's swamped with paperwork and could use the help. Despite trying to object, Buzz gives in and leaves whilst Nebula comments that the reviews are more boring than watching constellations form.

Buzz meets the LGMs at the Science Bay where the invention review is to take place.

During the review, Buzz is surprised to see a new invention he has seen before but the LGMs aren't so keen on explaining it - all except for an independent thinker who reveals it to be a Quantum Popcorn Popper.

  • When Buzz is shot by Zurg's Hornets, Zurg orders the robots to "finish him," a reference to the video game Mortal Kombat.
  • When Zurg's dreadnought is crushed, Zurg just shouts, "LIGHTYEAR!" instead of the usual, "Curse you, Buzz Lightyear!"
  • At one point, when Buzz is on Zurg's Dreadnought, one of his buttons is colored grey instead of blue, the Star Command emblem is grey, and one part of the black part of his suit is red.
  • At that same scene, Mira's collar, emblem and different parts of her suit are miscolored. They are all colored a darker shade of blue instead of green or black, respectively.
  • At that same scene, Booster's emblem is plain white instead of blue.
  • The insignia on Buzz's chest is green instead of blue in one shot.
  • The purple sleeves on the LGMs's space suits are white in one shot.
  • The blue button on Buzz's suit is red in one shot.
  • The blue area surrounding the Star Command emblem on Booster's suit is green in one shot.
  • Buzz's space suit's boots match the heat-proof one's but are white in one shot.
  • File:White boots.jpeg
    Buzz's normal boots resembles the heatproof suit's.
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