He-Man/ThunderCats through the chest, revealing herself to be Mumm-Ra in disguise. After confirming their allies on Third Earth are safe from the quakes the Thundercats prepare to head to Eternia. Lion-O speaks his fears about the mission to Panthro, wondering if he, as the Thundercats ruler, is up to the task ahead. Panthro encourages the young king and says both the Sword of Omens and the Thundercats have faith in him. Lion-O thanks his longtime friend as they head to the ship with the others bound for Eternia. Mumm-Ra gloats as he holds up the sword as Adam remains impaled on
O Canada (TV series) NFB's "Canada Vignettes" collection of shorts first produced for CBC Television. The title of the series originated from the name of Canada's national anthem, "O Canada". One of the notable shorts featured in this series was "Bob's Birthday", which would later serve as the basis for Comedy Central / Global Television Network's "Bob and Margaret" series, which would debut the following year. Despite its time slot, "Bob's Birthday" was censored with one scene, that featured Bob fully bottomless, edited with a maple leaf electronically superimposed over his genitalia. O Canada (TV series) O Canada is a Canadian-American animated television anthology