Simmons turns to walk away after refusing to help Sam. He changes his mind an...
Jetfire rants and rages. The group cowers under a nearby plane. Simmons engag...
On the radio with the captain of the USS Stennis, Simmons tells the captain t...
Simmons opens a trap door in the deli's meat locker and leads Sam, Leo and Mi...
Triggered by something Mikaela's said to him, Sam figures out the riddle to f...
Simmons looks at Leo Sam and Mikaela before opening the trap door in the floo...
Mikaela cracks on Simmons after they connect with him in the deli that Leo le...
Leo see's Frenzy's head in a display case down in Simmons' hidden lair. He re...
At a checkpoint in Egypt a little person approaches the Autobot caravan.
Simmons concludes that they can't follow the leads provided by the symbols. M...
Mikaela opens the lock box and Wheelie jumps out in full force. She pulls him...
When the team arrives at Petra, Leo is ever skeptical.
Simmons' is awestruck when Mikaela opens the lock box and produces Wheelie.
Simmons pulls off his sweat pants and tosses them to Sam. He's wearing a jock...
Using a radio from a downed Jordanian chopper Simmons radios the USS Stennis....
Simmons gives instructions to Leo, Sam and Mikaela before they enter the Smit...
Simmons starts to climb the Pyramid when he realizes why Devastator is climbi...
Sam sits dejected, Leo complains and Simmons gives Leo a Life 101 lecture.
Simmons tosses Sam a bottle of pills outside the Smithsonian air museum.
Leo panics and starts to cop out of their plan to break into the Smithsonian ...
After being transported via space bridge everyone lands in the same general v...
After tasing one of the Smithsonian guards, Leo trips over him and shocks him...
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