A layered villain who eventually became a force of good. Fantastic character.

Bishop, hun, and karai are some of the best additions this show could offer the franchise.

''You are outnumbered'' ''Perhaps, but never outclassed'' Underrated line.

Bishop's first fight is easily the most underrated fight in the entire series. He takes on the entire main cast SIMULTANEOUSLY, constantly using their own weapons against them and basically using the turtles themselves as weapons against *each other.*

I'm not gonna lie, I've always been blinded by my love for the Shredder. He was the first villain I genuinely created a connection with at a young age. But now looking how how horrendous Bishop was to becoming a good man for the sake of the Earth and all races, I have to say it now. Bishop is an absolute CHAD.

It's not a secret that FF is nowhere near as good as the original seasons, but what they did with Bishop is truly phenomenal. Hun and Bishop were such great additions to the franchise. Hun easily could've been a generic lackey, but they gave him a shit ton of character. He has his own vendetta with Casey, his semi-rivalry with Karai due to her being Shredder's favorite and my favorite part, his reaction to Shredder being a little angry jellyfish. I love that his whole stance against him switched so he decided to work alone with purple dragons, but because he worked with Ch'rell, he picked up on some things so PD escalated from a gang to a genuine criminal organization stealing from the government etc. Bishop is just such a great idea. A soldier who got captured and experimented on by aliens, so he becomes immortal, incredibly skilled, but also vengeful, knowledgeable agent who does shady research. What separates him from Ch'rell is that whilst Ch'rell was a space terrorist who wanted power and conquer, Bishop genuinely believes that what he's doing is for the greater good. Hell, he did the Thanos before Thanos. But I also love the fact that when he got saved by an alien who easily could've gotten his revenge and then some, decided to save him, which sparked an idea that perhaps his world view was totally wacko. Bishop went from a sadistic fuck to a president who singlehandedly united all types of worlds to spawn a stronger, utopian civilization, because that was Earth's best chance due to it not having the recourses of being protected on it's own. Great character, wish he was in more shit. He's in IDW comics, but I still prefer this version. I'd be cool if we got a triple A TMNT game, not an arcade game or some cheap ass bullshit, I mean real game, something akin to Arkham games or the new Spidey game. I'd be cool to have Bishop there, since he's arguably more terrifying than Shredder considering that he's above the law

Bishop was great addition to TMNT. It's a shame we never got him facing the Shredder.

Bishop is a great villain and it's because he justifies his actions. He really thinks he's the hero and his purpose is to protect the earth. It be cool if Bishop had a version of suicide squad he seemed like the type of dude who would create something like that

Bishop being a badass for 108 minutes and 32 seconds

Bishop is beloved among the fandom and remembered because he the most well written character in not just a kidshow but a *show,* and, to me, the most well written *anti-hero-villain,* who is half the time a straight up a *villain* worse than the main villain. He and the Ch'rell are both chaotic evils of pure malice. Both enjoy inflicting pain on their opponents. They both have let their petty side get the best of them. They will kill ("destroy' is a bygone era censor word that writers had to abide by back then.) anyone who gets in their way. They are the same in a sense, but while Ch'rell dials it to 10 Bishop is able to bring it to 11, because he is a pragmatic man that doesn't let morality, glory or power get in his way. Ch'rell's thirst for power, delusions of grandeur and want of revenge gets in his way and impedes his ability to take risks. This is why Bishop is considered *the* bigger threat by some of us. And I think it was good that they chose to make him a G-man/spook because he has a consequentialist, 'the ends justify the means' doctrine when it comes to national security. He straight up took a page out of Operation Northwood (I am almost 100% certain the writers mindfully wrote an episode based on the declassified 1997 document) and did a false flag to justify funding to his department and also to get petty revenge on the president of the United State who grilled him.

This is why I like season 6, it gave Bishop some character development.

37:48 Did you see that smirk. Bishop took great pleasure in tormenting the president. He faked an alien invasion not only to prove the use of the EPF but to get back at the President 4 yelling at him and treating him like a stooge. Bishop can be pretty petty.

Man Bishop was a badass. Loved his inclusion in the earlier seasons

Bishop had the most amazing development. Went from pure evil to pure good and became it's savior and defender.

Agent Bishop deserves a Spot in the Live-Action TMNT films

I don't know to love or hate this guy. He has done so much damage and good I can't choose.

He’s like a cross between Ra’s Al Ghul and Lex Luthor

Probably out of all the extra characters of TMNT 2003, Agent John Bishop was the best character development over the series, his orgins, purpose of his work, shrewd devious personality throughout and his changing ideology from protecting the earth against extraterrestrial to actual working with them as President of the galactic space council.

Best TMNT anti-hero ever. 🛸 👽 👾

I like how future bishop has a cat-like mouth

Bishop is definitely a formidable foe. For both the Turtles and the Foot.

I have only seen 3 min of this Bishop dude and I can already tell he is a cool ass villain and I LOVE IT, more reasons to watch 2003 tmnt 😔👌

Agent bishop needs his own solo movie or TV series even if it's a prequel

It is true that the bishop is responsible for the plague in new york,but he later helped The Turtles to save Donatello

My all time fav villain, thanks for making this

Would've loved to have seen him fight The Utrom Shredder

There's no way bishop foretold of among us 22:24

bishop was so boss. when we first saw him, we all probably thought he was some paper pushing fed who only talked big when things went his way. but then we learned.......bishop got hands.

TMNT 2003 is the best cartoon series

I always thought capes were kinda lame as an aesthetic, but I liked the idea of the "cloak" aspect (but there's also Edna's rule of No Capes!). So I always thought the next best thing for a design would be a trench coat---same vibes, but a BIT more practical. It isn't until now that I realize my fascinations with the trench coat aesthetic and characters is all rooted from Agent Bishop. Man makes it work, and boy does he make it work well when he fights.

Bishop is such a great and skilled fighter for the TMNT. He used the to be an antagonist in TMNT 2003 until he did good at the end and later became the protagonist in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012.

1:36:39 Bishop: 😠 I left him behind once, I won’t do it again. GO!

Better than his 2012 counterpart!

Agent Bishop. A man who has a chess piece word for a name. He's been holding a grudge at the alien that brought him aboard their ship. He knows martial arts ,he works at Area 51

Bishop was probably the most underrated antihero in the whole series. He was almost as powerful as the Shredder, and just as dangerous as any foe the Turtles have ever faced. Yet, his origins were never truly revealed, and if 4Kids didn’t go bankrupt, we may have had an expansion of Fast Forward to learn everything about Bishop.

Bishop is a Wesker of TMNT.

32:09 The only person to really tear Bishop apart

I love how tmnt 2003 made Bishop a villian

44:27 Good God! it’s still very hard to believe that this was on 4kids because of their other censorships to their other shows but here they actually show him melt even to bone. This was when we used to have action cartoon shows back in the day

27:10 that’s grim. Blows my mind 4kids of all people were the ones to air the TMNT 2003 episodes

8 people against Bishop? That’s not fair. They’re only 8!

Bishop vs Shredder would've been an interesting fight to watch

1:35:27 Stockman, this is madness!

"When you scream my name, pleading to make the pain stop, begging for mercy, you may call me Bishop" Me: Badass

What I like about bishops soldiers is that they arent cannon fodder and are very competent

Say what you will about Fast Forward, but they couldn't have given Bishop the ending that he deserves without sending him into the future.

this guy is a VERY close second to shredder, and thats saying a freakin ton! fantastically written character, had the potential to be the main villain after the Shredder first got offed.

i remember watching this as a young child and being scared of bishop and the aliens

Bishop is really a good character.

What's also interesting is Bishop caused a good number of problems not just to the turtles but everyone else. Whether it be the outbreak and the release of the heralds of Shredder which led to tengu shredder coming back

I gotta admit, his heel-face turn was peak writing.

He is like If agent smith from the Matrix meet the Peacemaker. Join the men in black

Bishop took away at least 1 year for the Turtles' life, interfering the heroes' mission and collecting their mutant DNA.

Bishop was a monster in TMNT, a 300+ year old Immortal Super Soldier Agent with gens from Aliens that owned TMNT + Casey Jones & April + Splinter + Leatherhead + Shredder + Kurai + Hun + Purple Dragon etc. On his own without his army _(aka literally a US supported agency to defeat Alien threats)_ , jeez imagine if Splinter or Shredder trained Bishop... He would've been unstoppable tbh, one of the rare huge side-villain cartoon villains with infinite potential and could've even been the main villain to it.

Bishop definitely suspected Saki of being one of the aliens among us

Utrom Shredder vs Bishop would have been so amazing! But the Original Tengu Shredder would have murdered them both, easily.

I kind of like villains that turn over a new leaf instead of them simply being killed.

The Bishop was a bad charater at first but later helped the turtles in many operations

This show was FIRE

Bishop is a fucking monster yo

Agent Six before we had Agent Six on cartoons. Guy is CLASSY

I love this villian.

9:26 This is my favourite fight.

And become president 100 years later.

I never knew bishop lived a long time

That move on 1:17:04 though.🔥🔥🔥🔥

PERFECT. ❤💛💙💋

Bishop is a very interesting character. He starts out as a villain who has xenophobic views regarding aliens due to a situation where was abducted and experimented on by aliens. To be fair that would probably mess anyone up and give them a negative view to aliens. After that experience Bishop devoted his life to prevent that same experience from happening anyone else and to protect the Earth. A admirable crusade, though Bishop goes through some very dark and immoral means to accomplish that. During that crusade Bishop was saved by a alien he tortured and this opened his eyes that aliens could be friends and allies, so he changed his ways and became a force for good. Gotta love a villain turned good story.

He needs to face Albert Wesker in Death Battle.

The best version of Bishop.

If only Bishop knew that Oroku Saki was an alien Utrom super criminal

39:49 Bishop sounds like Darius Dun.

I forgot about Hun vs. Biship. This was such a cool fight!

1:19:26 Anyone else distracted by Fast Forward Bishop's cat mouth?

make a video of all scenes of the Elite guards please

If Bishop had told the President of the United States all about the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Splinter and Leatherhead and that April O'Neil and Casey Jones are thier friends, there's no doubt that the President would've viewed the Turtles, Splinter and Leatherhead as a threat to humanity and ordered to have them hunted down and eliminated and also would've viewed April and Casey to be traitors to humanity and ordered to have them arrested and put in a government prision.

TMNT's Agent Smith incarnate.

that weapon looks so cool on 25:33🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

My favorite tmnt character from all TMNT shows

Damn shame we never got to see him and the Shredder face off.

imagine if they made a gory animated version of tmnt when this version of bishop in it

Oh so the slayer prototype that was connected to splinters rat DNA is the reaosn why the Rat King has a connection to them. Flew over my head until I re-watched the scene involving him.

I wish that bishop would have use that weapon on 25:33 in more episodes

One of the best characters in the show. Reminds me of Agent Smith from the Matrix

Yes, Yes! He Lives The New Evolution of human kind, The Mini-Me Slayer!

1:36:49 Bishop: 😠 Stockman!

This guy is literally the Albert Wesker of TMNT.

I like how Bishop is aware that the shredder is in fact an utrom if I’m not mistaken.

I'll take Bishop over Shredder any day

0:25 the first alien abduction in the early US

Bishop reminds me of Mr. Sinister from *X-Men*

Bishop: a fusion of man in black and matrix villain

The best character

I love Hun taking the Turtle's abuse during the train car fight like "Okay, yeah. I earned that."

Bishop's about the only guy who can make any government organisation look like a genuine threat instead of a plot device or minions to be beaten up by the hero/villain.

EPIC! thanks!

Damn cant believe this is what dib membrane grows up to be

I love TMNT so much! It's been very long when i watching this. My favorite characters are Raphael and Michelangelo! ^w^

Out of all immortals Bishop is probably the greatest

Reminds Agnet 6-Generator Rex