| "The Trap" | |
| The Masters, Episode 44 | |
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| Air date | 2 May, 1985 |
| Written by | Steve Kramer |
| Directed by | Robert V. Barron |
| Adaptations | |
| Comic adaptation(s) | Robotech Masters 7: The Trap |
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"The Trap" is the 44th episode of Robotech and eighth episode of the Masters Saga.
Summary[]
The 15th explores the downed Robotech ship, and discover a mysterious alien.
Synopsis[]
Dana Sterling leads the 15th Alpha Tactical Armored Corps into the alien ship. Helmet monitors transmit their findings to Central Command. However, as they scout the ship's interior, the Robotech Masters are making their own observations in return.
The team discovers a bio-mechanical operation that indicates the aliens are able to create perfect androids. Separated from the group, Bowie meets a beautiful alien woman, Musica, the mistress of the Cosmic Harp. Musica manipulates the electronic beams of the fantastic instrument. However, the two are attracted to each other by more than their love of music. Bowie is enchanted, but Musica finds her own reactions too disturbing; they go against all her conditioning. After she helps Bowie to defeat attacking sentries, she runs away.
Meanwhile, the Robotech Masters trap Dana and her crew. Sterling blasts her way out through the floor. Guessing their welcome is over, the squad heads for an exit -- any exit! On their way out, Sterling captures an enemy bioroid.
Memorable quotes[]
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References[]
Characters[]
- Dana Sterling
- Robotech Masters
- Sergeant Angelo Dante
- Simon
- Private Jordan
- Rolf Emerson
- Louie Nichols
- Bowie Grant
- Sean Phillips
- Private Rhode
- Musica
- Allegra
- Cranston
- Antoine Rochelle
- Marcus "Ace" Green
- Zor Prime
Vessels and vehicles[]
Other[]
- The United Earth Forces watch the mission with a Modular Self-Deployed Recon Camera
- Cosmic Harp
Background information[]
- The Trap is based on an original Japanese episode of Super Dimension Cavalry Southern Cross, entitled "Rabirinsu" (Meaning "Labyrinth" in English), that was aired 27 May, 1984 in Japan.
Cast[]
- Larry Abraham as Bowie Grant
- Frank Catalano as Simon
- David Millbern as Louie Nichols
- Jeffrey Platt as Rolf Emerson
- Penny Sweet as Nova Satori
- Kerrigan Mahan as Sean Phillips
- Steve Kramer as Angelo Dante
- Paul St. Peter as Zor Prime
- Greg Finley as Anatole Leonard
- Barbara Goodson as Marie Crystal
- David Millbern as Louie Nichols
- Melissa Newman as Dana Sterling
- Bill Capizzi as Robotech Masters
- Melora Harte as Musica and Allegra
- J. Jay Smith as the Narrator
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