Flipper season 2 episode 27 Recap and FAQ
Episode Summary
In this episode, Sandy and Mr. Ricks discuss the potential of a new ultrasonic transducer for underwater sonar equipment, emphasizing its importance and the risk of industrial espionage. Meanwhile, Bud launches an entrepreneurial venture by turning their house into a museum, charging for tours. The transducer's test is compromised when a thief, exploiting the distraction of a fake emergency, steals the device. Despite Bud's museum success, the episode concludes with a lesson on responsibility and maturity, as Bud realizes the impact of his actions on the broader community's safety and technological integrity.
Full Episode S02E27 Recap
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a solid state ultrasonic transducer?
A device crucial for the development of underwater sonar equipment, used to convert energy into ultrasonic waves.
Why is Sandy interested in the ultrasonic transducer?
Sandy wishes to observe the field test of the transducer, intrigued by its technology.
What concerns are raised regarding the ultrasonic transducer's test?
Concerns about industrial espionage are raised, emphasizing the need to limit knowledge about the device's workings.
What entrepreneurial venture does Bud undertake?
Bud turns their house into a museum, offering tours to generate income.
How does the community respond to Bud's museum?
The community shows support, with individuals expressing interest in touring the museum.
How is the ultrasonic transducer stolen?
A thief uses a fake distress call to divert Sandy and Mr. Ricks, allowing him to steal the transducer.
What lesson does Bud learn by the episode's end?
Bud learns about responsibility and the implications of his actions, understanding the importance of growing up and making amends.
How does Flipper react to the generous stranger?
Flipper exhibits unusual behavior towards the stranger, suggesting an intuitive distrust.
What does the episode imply about industrial espionage?
It highlights the lengths to which spies will go to obtain information on competitors' products, underscoring the theme of technological competition.
Does Sandy get to observe the ultrasonic transducer test?
No, concerns about industrial espionage prevent Sandy from attending the test.