The 'Home Team' Will Win the Big Game
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Coming Out of Their Shells Tour (1990)
A live concert video, with the help of the fans and April O'Neil, the Ninja Turtles have to stop Shredder and Baxter Stockman from destroying all of the music in the world.
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A live concert video, with the help of the fans and April O'Neil, the Ninja Turtles have to stop Shredder and Baxter Stockman from destroying all of the music in the world.
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Genre:Music, Science Fiction, Family
Written By:Thomas White, Bob Bejan
In Theaters:10/3/1990
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Tour-toiseshell Inc, Tortoiseshell Spectacles, GoodTimes Entertainment, Mirage Studios
Cast
Thomas White, Lorenzo Jordan
Director
Cam Clarke
Leonardo (voice) (uncredited)
Roger Kachel
Leonardo (singing)
Gregory Garrison
Donatello (voice)
Ronn K. Smith
Raphael (voice)
David Shatraw
Michaelangelo (voice) (uncredited)
Bob Bejan
Michaelangelo (singing)
Sherie Rene Scott
April O'Neil
Mark Enis
Master Splinter (voice)
Jack William Scott
Baxter Stockman / Footclanner
Beau Allen
Shredder
Peter Renaday
Master Splinter (voice) (uncredited)
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