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X-Men: Season 1, Episode 1Night of the Sentinels: Part 1 (31 Oct. 1992)A young teenager has been rejecting her mutant powers ever since she discovered them. But when giant robots track her down, it's up to the X-Men to save her. Writer:Mark Edward Edens |
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A young teenager has been rejecting her mutant powers ever since she discovered them. But when giant robots track her down, it's up to the X-Men to save her.
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Rogue: Us! What bug crawled up her shorts?
Storm: I believed it's called youth, Rogue.
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In the comic books, the Sentinels were introduced in X-Men (v1) #14. In addition, they were originally shown to be only slightly bigger than a normal human. See more »Quotes
Jubilation Lee: [after Jubilee runs into Storm and Rogue knocking them over] Hey! Why don't you watch where you're going?Rogue: Us! What bug crawled up her shorts?
Storm: I believed it's called youth, Rogue.
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The series starter begins with Jubliee and a little bit about her story from her start out in a foster home and how she joins the X-Men. The way the X-Men are introduced is different because you see Rogue and Storm in there "human" ways at a mall as the Sentinels are after Jubliee for a "project". Your are introduced to Gyrick and Trask showing them to be the inventors of "pogressive" hate towards mutants. It is a great opener and it starts to get you hooked onto X-Men. The movies that have just come out starring Hugh Jackson, Halle Berry and Etc. Do not truly show the beginning of the X-Men just the short version of shoving it all together to be viewed. To truly understand you need to see the original cartoons in order to see what it is all about.