Thanks, I Think is the twenty-fourth episode of the Max Steel. This episode was written by Matthew Drdek and directed by Logan McPherson & Tom Galvin. This episode aired in November 16, 2013.
Synopsis[]
When Sydney and Kirby try and thank Max Steel for all that he's done for them, they end up ticking off Extroyer, and needing Max Steel's help more than ever!
Plot[]
Cast[]
- Richard Ian Cox as Kirby Kowalski
- Brian Dobson as Dwayne
- Michael Dobson as Vin
- Brian Drummond as Extroyer / Police Officer
- Sarah Edmondson as Sydney Gardner
- Andrew Francis as Maxwell McGrath
- Nicole Oliver as Molly McGrath
- Sam Vincent as Steel
Events[]
Continuity[]
- Martin, from Extroyer Unleashed, reappears when Extroyer attacks the museum.
Noteworthy events[]
- Extroyer is captured by N-Tek.
Trivia[]
- During development, the episode's plot was significantly different, with Miles Dread being the main antagonist. He would create a fake Max Steel to turn the public against him, and the real Max and Forge would work together to shut it down.
- The episode's concept is similar to that of Me, Myself, and Extroyer from the second season.
- Makino, who would appear on the Earth Under Siege special, is mentioned by Steel at the end of the episode with the phrase "Oh, Makino have mercy".
- When Syd was about to collide with Extroyer, she avoids him by climbing up a ramp with her bike and the following scene makes a reference to Steven Spielberg's E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.
- The signal that Sydney created to draw Extroyer's attention is a nod to the Batsignal.
- The idea of the mosquito being preserved at am ambar stone is a reference to Jurassic Park.
- The Truck Driver makes a cameo while Extroyer chases Kirby and Sydney.
- The Vendor makes a cameo.
