Ep 4. Newsworthy

In season 1 episode 4 of Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, entitled "Newsworthy," the turtles are trying to make a name for themselves in the city. They realize that in order to gain recognition and become famous, they need to be covered by the news. However, nobody seems to be interested in them or their antics.

Meanwhile, April is working at her family's news station and is hoping to get a big break. She is asked to cover a story about a new invention that is sweeping the city: hoverboards. However, when she arrives on the scene, she finds that the hoverboards are malfunctioning and causing chaos in the city. The turtles arrive to help, but they also end up causing more damage in the process.

April sees an opportunity to get the news coverage she's been hoping for by reporting on the turtles' heroics. However, the turtles are not interested in being in the spotlight and initially refuse to be interviewed. But when April reveals that the inventor of the hoverboards is actually a villain named Baron Draxum, the turtles realize that they need to stop him before he causes any more harm.

The episode follows the turtles as they team up with April to take down Baron Draxum and his henchmen. However, things don't go as planned and there are some tense moments of conflict and danger. Ultimately, the turtles are able to save the day and prevent the hoverboards from causing any further destruction.

Throughout the episode, there are also several humorous moments as the turtles show off their individual personalities and abilities. For example, Michelangelo tries to impress the news crew by performing a skateboard trick, but ends up crashing into a wall. Donatello uses his smarts to try and fix the malfunctioning hoverboards, but things don't go as planned.

Overall, "Newsworthy" is an engaging and exciting episode that showcases the turtles' bravery and heroism, as well as their humor and unique personalities. It also highlights the importance of responsible journalism and the power of the media.