The Fugitives is episode 7 of Season 1.
Characters[]
Synopsis[]
A villain has created clones of the girls by using their DNA from strands of hair that he collected from the spies themselves. The clones are robbing banks all over the U.S. and making the real Samantha, Clover, and Alexandra appear as the culprits, despite the fact that they are innocent. Jerry Lewis and the other WOOHP agents believe that the girls robbed the banks (which the girls never actually did) and plans to implant microchips in the spies' brains to stop them.
The girls escape from Jerry, but he carries on with hunting them down, along with the other WOOHP agents. While escaping from Jerry and the other WOOHP agents, as well as trying to clear their names, Clover gets kidnapped and replaced by a clone who leads Sam and Alex into the villain's headquarters, where they discover that Macker the Safe-cracker, an old villain of the girls, is the man behind the clones, as well as framing the girls for robbing the banks. Macker plans to get his clones to rob every country's central bank. Sam and Alex are thrown in Macker's prison cell. While trapped in Macker's prison cell, Sam and Alex are reunited with Clover, and they escape from the prison cell as they hurry to Macker's commando base in the alpines to stop his evil plan.
Macker is arrested by WOOHP along with the clones, while Jerry soon finally discovers the truth about the girls never robbing the banks, and arrives in time to apologize to the girls for not listening to their side of the story (while getting hit in the face with a few of their snowballs trying to avoid getting arrested and for arresting them in the first place), but they don't accept his apology.
In a B-story, Clover and Mandy both show up at school in the same cowgirl outfits to impress a new cowboy transfer student from Texas. However, they soon discover, much to their shock and disappointment, that he not only already has a girlfriend, but that he's not into the whole cowgirl look, which is why he left Texas.
Gadgets[]
- Bolas Gun
- Catsuit
- Compowder
- Hairclip Satellite
- Helicopter
- Helicopter jet aircraft
- Cloaking device
- Jet aircraft
- Laser Earmuffs
- Lipstick Microphone Camera
- Rugged All Terrain Vehicle And Tunneler
- Snowcat
- Stick Pin Homing Device
Trivia[]
- Exact copies of the WOOHP Prison cells are seen in:
- "The Fugitives"
- "The Yuck Factor"
- Clover wears the same formal gown in different colors:
- ”A Spy is Born I”
- ”Do You Believe in Magic?”
- ”The Fugitives”
- Sea foam nail polish.
- ”Matchmaker”
- ”The Fugitives”
- The prison cell is similar to the prison in Face/Off. The prisoners wore metal boots and the floor was magnetic. Also, the first cell's electric barrier is similar to the electric torture used on the prisoners.
- The storyline is similar to the cloning operation in the Resident Evil film series.
- This is the only episode where Jerry and WOOHP are the secondary antagonists.
- Billy Bob's new girlfriend, Alpha, looks like M.O.M. from Martin Mystery.
- The girls never wear their standard catsuits in this episode. They wear civilian clothes through most of it, only changing into the cold-weather versions of their catsuits after escaping from Macker's prison. Only the clones wear the standard catsuits.
- The girl's civilian clothes are all pants (Clover and Sam)/shorts (Alex) throughout most of the episode as they do physical activities that would make dresses/skirts impractical. They're only seen wearing skirts during the epilogue (except for Clover who wears a pink dress in disguise at the bank).
- Compared with other Season 1 episodes, both the character layouts and animation appear very rough. This is due to "The Fugitives" technically being the first episode ever produced.
Error[]
- Goof: According to Jerry, the procedure to place behavior chips in the girls' brains is out of his hands, despite the fact that Jerry is the head of WOOHP, so he can actually cancel the process.
- He could have been referring to the regulations regarding the process.
- He could have been saying that he was sorry to do it, but he had to in order to prevent them from causing further trouble.
- He could have been referring to the government, including the law.
- Goof: When Alex asks, "Is this some kind of sick joke?", she has Sam's voice.
- Goof: Sam pulls the batteries off of the back of clover's belt to short-circuit the magnetic boots, but in the next shot that show's Clover's back and throughout the rest of the episode, they're re-attached.
- Goof: Sam says "Get away from us, Jerry!" off-screen when she throws a snowball at him, then in the next shot, she's mouthing the line and no words are coming out.
- Goof: When Clover is angry at Jerry near the end of the episode, the outer part of her eyes are pink, even though she is not wearing snow glasses.
- Goof: When Alex is first holding the Conforming Teen magazine, it is blue but in the next scene, it is pink.
- Goof: In the scene after Billy Bob has told Clover and Mandy of his new girlfriend, and Clover and Mandy are arguing, their voices have switched, i.e., Clover's talking in Mandy's voice while Mandy has Clover's.
- Goof: Near the end of the episode when the scene shifts to the girls at school, the time says 10:35 P.M. instead of 10:35 A.M.
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