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The Legend Of The Clock Tower
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The Legend Of The Clock Tower
Airdate: May 19, 2001
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Katie and Trip are working on the old clock in the tower, trying to get it back up and running. |
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When Katie heads upstairs to check out a part, she is warned by Wes not to go, since that area is haunted by Walter, the lonely ghost. |
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Later that night, Katie's curiosity takes her upstairs, where she does indeed encounter the ghost. |
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She stumbles back, falls off the steps, and into a time hole. |
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She lands on the street, in the path of two horses. |
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A young man grabs her and saves her from the oncoming traffic. |
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Katie watches in disbelief as she realizes that the young man is Walter, and that she is in the past. She watches the story unfold . |
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Drake, an arrogant overbearing fool. Gwen's boyfriend and Walter's boss. |
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Gwen, a young girl trapped in an abusive relationship. |
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Walter, a lovestruck poet afraid to stand up for the girl he loves. |
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When Drake catches Walter talking to Gwen, he has him unload a huge wagon. Katie helps him out. |
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Katie and Walter go for a drink, but they're interrupted by Drake, who can't beleive Walter finished his work. |
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Katie stands up to Drake, and challenges him to arm wrestling. She totally humiliates him. |
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Drake retaliates by firing Walter, and storms off in a huff. |
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Gwen sees Walter at the clock tower, and warns him that Drake and his goons are coming to beat him up. |
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Walter packs up to leave town, and Katie chews him out for not standing up to Drake and defending Gwen. |
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Katie waits for Drake in front of the tower. He attacks, but Katie has him under control. |
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Walter returns. He has decided to stand up for himself after all. |
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After a brief fight, Walter takes Drake out with a good punch to the gut. |
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The crowd applauds as Walter and Gwen walk off together. |
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Katie wakes up in her bed. Was it all a dream? No time to think, a mutant attack calls the team into action. |
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The Rangers battle Cyclobots in a very familiar battle. |
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Then they take out a mutant with only the Time Force Megazord. |
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When Katie recounts her dream, she finds out there is no lonely ghost, and Walter married Gwen, so she must have really gone back in time. |
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- That fight scene at the end totally ruined everything. This was a great ep, and didn't need that. On top of that, they used recycled footage.
- Very Back to the Future- ish. I almost expected to hear Walter use George McFly's line: "hey you, get your damn hands off of her!"
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