1.24 - Dad Always Liked Me Best

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Title Dad Always Liked Me Best Episode # Season 1, Episode 24 First aired November 6, 1998 Directed by Andrew Merrifield Written by Liz Friedman & Vanessa Place Summary Hercules meets another of his half-brothers, Lucius, who tells him about Castor's death.

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• In an effort to insure that half-brother, Pollux, who has been accused of killing his twin brother Castor, is innocent until proven quilty, Hercules joins Lucius in his manhunt. Unbeknownst to Hercules, the destruction of Pollux is just part of a more heinous plan orchestrated by Lucius (another mortal son of Zeus) and his crazy mother Iambe to eliminate all of Zeus children... including Hercules.
• Hercules teams up with Lucius (Craig Parker), another one of Zeus's sons, to track Pollux, who is accused of murdering Castor.

TV Guide Promo

• Hercules meets Lucius, another mortal son of Zeus, who tells him that he is on the trail of Pollux on the request from Zeus himself to deliver Pollux to death on the crime of the death of Castor, their brother. Hercules agrees to join him unaware that Castor was actually killed by Lucius, who has some ambitious plans that don't include his brothers.

Synopsis

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Characters (in order of appearance)

• Hercules
• Iolaus
• Lilith
• Pollux
• Thug Campbell
• Thug Rodney
• Male Traveler Norman
• Leda
• Lucius
• Iambe

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Trivia & References

New Guy - This episode is the first time Lucius is introduced.

Continuity Warning - In HtLJ "2.14 - Once A Hero", Castor and Pollux are part of the Argonaut reunion and help Jason retrieve the fleece. Only Pollux tries to claim it as his own.

Continuity Warning - In X:WP "5.08 - Little Problems", Castor and Pollux are shown mud wrestling. Also, they are described as two souls sharing the same body that can seperate with the use of special oil.

Guides, Scripts, Transcripts, & Reviews

Reality Check - Lucius claims that mistakes can be erased. But did they even have erasers back then, or know what erasing was? According to the The Online Etymology Dictionary, the term "erase" only dates back c.1600, from Latin erasus, pp. of eradere "scrape out, scrape off, shave," from ex- "out" + radere "to scrape".

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