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'''[[Pop Culture References and Greekisms]]''' - "Never, never, never quit." is a quote used by [[Cheiron]] when he is training with Hercules on the balancing poles. It is later repeated by [[Hercules]] after he is blinded and fighting the last battle. It is a take on a misinterpreted quote by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.}} | '''[[Pop Culture References and Greekisms]]''' - "Never, never, never quit." is a quote used by [[Cheiron]] when he is training with Hercules on the balancing poles. It is later repeated by [[Hercules]] after he is blinded and fighting the last battle. It is a take on a misinterpreted quote by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.}} | ||
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'''[[Continuity Warning]]''' - The number and names of people to retrieve the Golden Fleece are completely different from the heroes mentioned in the HtLJ Episode 2.14- | '''[[Continuity Warning]]''' - The number and names of people to retrieve the Golden Fleece are completely different from the heroes mentioned in the HtLJ Episode "2.14 - Once a Hero". The Pilot Movie has Hercules, Iolaus, Jason, Yvenna, Alcestor, Mikos, Liardis, Enyo, Thamus with Captain Attica where the HtLJ episode had Hercules, Iolaus, Jason, Otus, Castor, Artemus, Valerus, Domesticles, and Lycenus.}} | ||
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'''[[Nod to HtLJ and X:WP]]''' - At the end of the movie, [[Iolaus]] decides to go with [[Hercules]] to save [[Yvenna]]'s village from slavery. He states that he and [[Hercules]] will share everything, to which [[Hercules]] replies, "What about a three-headed monster? How do you share that?" [[Iolaus]] jests, "Three headed monster. Like when is that going to happen?" is a direct nod to the first movie, Hercules and the Amazon Women, where Hercules and Iolaus encounter a little girl who melts away into the Hydra.}} | '''[[Nod to HtLJ and X:WP]]''' - At the end of the movie, [[Iolaus]] decides to go with [[Hercules]] to save [[Yvenna]]'s village from slavery. He states that he and [[Hercules]] will share everything, to which [[Hercules]] replies, "What about a three-headed monster? How do you share that?" [[Iolaus]] jests, "Three headed monster. Like when is that going to happen?" is a direct nod to the first movie, Hercules and the Amazon Women, where Hercules and Iolaus encounter a little girl who melts away into the Hydra.}} | ||
Revision as of 19:28, 25 April 2012
Young Hercules Movie Pilot, starring Ian Bohen. This movie was later novelized.
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Blurb
Before the man became the legend... before the legend became the myth... came the greatest adventure of all! From the producers of the #1 hit, Hercules the Legendary Journeys, comes the sexy, adventurous tale of where the legendary journeys began.
A headstrong 17 year old Hercules finds himself endowed with strength and power unrivaled by any of his mortal peers. But his cocky attitude and antics often lead to more trouble than he can handle. Joined by the noble and spirited Jason, conniving Iolaus and the beautiful Yvenna, Hercules and his fellow cadets will face whatever physical tests the gods throw at them in this bold new adventure.
Synopsis
To be added.
Characters (in order of appearance)
- Hercules - Ian Bohen
- Iolaus - Dean O'Gorman
- Jason - Chris Conrad
- Yvenna - Johna Stewart-Bowden
- Pelias/Ares - Kevin Smith
- Discord - Meighan Desmond
- Cheiron - Nathaniel Lees
- Alcmene - Rachel Blakely
- Jeweler - Michael Hurst
- Thamus - Taungaroa Emile
- Liardus - Mfundo Morrison
- Enyo - Paolo Rotondo
- Mikos - Som Peri
- Alcestor - Lionel Waaka
- Attica - Nick Kemplen
- Talos - Shane Dawson
- Knifer/Cradus - Marek Sumich
- Runner - Josh Gilbertson
- Siren - Anouk Koene
- Charioteer - Sam Williams
- Artisan - David Mackie
- Guard at Corinth - Campbell Rousselle
- King Aeson - Mike McGee
Characters (mention only)
Places
Items
Mythology
Plot Arcs
- Differences between the Movie and the Novelization
- Herc's Obsession With Zeus
- Cheiron's Advice
- Hercules is 'The Responsible One'
- Jail or Cheiron's Academy
- Character Deaths
- When Good Plans Go Bad
Other Pages
Television Tropes
Quotes
Hercules: First the twister, now tomorrow morning there'll be a horse and a jackass missing.
Iolaus: (confused) But I'm only taking the horse.
Hercules: Yeah, I know.Discord: (about Hercules) Not so little anymore. He's 18 now. Tall, *exceptionally* strong, and actually quite handsome. Let me go rip his face off.
Iolaus: It took you two weeks to get here? I've seen faster turtles.
Hercules: Yeah, as they were passing you on the street, I'm sure!
Iolaus: Oh, I'm *laughing*.
Trivia & References
Recycling - The plot of Hercules stealing something belonging to Zeus is echoed in 1.01 Treasure of Zeus, where Hercules steals Zeus's Chalice from Hera's cave. The chalice held what appeared to be water, but ignited once poured out.
Déjà Vu - The domed entrance to Cheiron's Academy was also used in HtLJ "4.13 - Armageddon Now (Part 1)" and X:WP "3.10 - The Quill is Mightier".
Déjà Vu - "The Argo" is the same ship used in 1.05 Girl Trouble as Zared's Ship. It has also been spotted in X:WP "2.08 - Ten Little Warlords".
Pop Culture References and Greekisms - "Never, never, never quit." is a quote used by Cheiron when he is training with Hercules on the balancing poles. It is later repeated by Hercules after he is blinded and fighting the last battle. It is a take on a misinterpreted quote by British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
Continuity Warning - The number and names of people to retrieve the Golden Fleece are completely different from the heroes mentioned in the HtLJ Episode "2.14 - Once a Hero". The Pilot Movie has Hercules, Iolaus, Jason, Yvenna, Alcestor, Mikos, Liardis, Enyo, Thamus with Captain Attica where the HtLJ episode had Hercules, Iolaus, Jason, Otus, Castor, Artemus, Valerus, Domesticles, and Lycenus.
Nod to HtLJ and X:WP - At the end of the movie, Iolaus decides to go with Hercules to save Yvenna's village from slavery. He states that he and Hercules will share everything, to which Hercules replies, "What about a three-headed monster? How do you share that?" Iolaus jests, "Three headed monster. Like when is that going to happen?" is a direct nod to the first movie, Hercules and the Amazon Women, where Hercules and Iolaus encounter a little girl who melts away into the Hydra.
Unanswered Questions - If Jason is the keeper of the Golden Fleece, what happened to it during the entire series?
Guides, Scripts, Transcripts, & Reviews
