ext_55105 ([identity profile] swiss-kun.livejournal.com) wrote in [personal profile] marycrawford 2006-08-24 11:11 pm (UTC)

I can't say that I have a terrible lot to add, as everyone has made some really good suggestions. But as someone who only saw all of these episodes within the last year and one-half, I will add a few brief comments:

My favorite season: THREE. Hippy pajamas, Iolaus in a crown (because being the "commoner" was only part of his charm, aha), outrageous French accents and eye patches, the guys gone sailing, etc.

Season Two is a close, close second, but if I HAD to choose... Oh, and I wanted to mention War Brides, which is a silly, oft forgotten episode about Iolaus and Herc trying to get a spoiled princess (who doesn't even realize that she was kidnapped) back home before her sister starts a war. The real treat is, of course, Iolaus dealing with her dismissive treatment of him (she can't even remember his name). And it's funny. Could have been a fanfiction, honestly, but not in a bad way. This is one of the first episodes I show people who've never watched before.

I'd also like to give a shout about Prince Hercules, which no one has mentioned yet. Hercules looses his memory after being struck on the head by a chunk of rock Hera throws at him. Various minions then convince him that he is a prince and try to get him to pledge his soul to Hera and start a war. (oh, and be a father to two little boys. <--cruel). Meanwhile, Iolaus realizes something is wrong and comes after him. Problem? Herc hasn't any idea who he is, and ends up knocking him into next week, and holding a sword to his throat... Good one for Iolaus again, I think. I love the fact that he's running around trying to save the world and the only question the world can think to ask is, "Why are you purple?" Heh. Oh, and I love his sad face whenever Hercules decks him. Traumatizing, ack. (grin).

End rant. Swiss.

Post a comment in response:

If you don't have an account you can create one now.
No Subject Icon Selected
More info about formatting

If you are unable to use this captcha for any reason, please contact us by email at support@dreamwidth.org