The Big Broadcast of 2006

Season 3Episode 2230 minNov 12, 1986
The Big Broadcast of 2006
The Junkions fall victim to subliminal messages from the Quintessons, who are trying to get a journal off the Planet of Junk. This also causes the Junkions to attack Sky Lynx and Astrotrain, which brings the Autobots and Decepticons into the situation. Unfortunately, a screw up makes the Junkions send out the subliminal messages on their own, bringing about mass confusion and destruction.
The Big Broadcast of 2006 has aired on Nov 12, 1986
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