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Today’s Episode is:
No Job too Small
| PRODUCTION NUMBER | EPISODE TITLE | DIRECTOR | WRITERS | PREMIERE DATE | RE-WATCH-A-THON DATE |
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| MU105 | “No Job too Small” | Marsh Lamore | Don Heckman | November 2 1984 | Mar 11 |
| Synopsis: While on a trip to Phantos, Man-At-Arms, Orko, and Teela are kidnapped by Evil-Lyn. Back at Snake Mountain, Beast Man uses a shrink ray on them. | |||||
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OUR REVIEW:
While Elmora does not make a return appearance, this episode excitingly takes the viewers back to Phantos, albeit for not very long. Where the heroes end up is Snake Mountain with a welcomed return of Panthor, a very entertaining Evil-Lyn and a fun story that requires Prince Adam to save the day even though the logic behind it isn't completely sound. (8/10)
Comment, Review and Discuss below:
Tomorrow’s Episode is: “The Bitter Rose”
I love this episode! It is so memorable. Tiny Panthor is the cutest. The sand monsters are creepy. Evil-Lyn finally admits He-Man is hot!
10/10!!!!
If this was Conan it would go a much different way with Evil-Lyn.
Are you saying Conan would sleep with the enemy? LOL
@grantlok Without a doubt. He would sleep with evil queens as much as anybody. It was those muscles. It’s how he would cheat death.
Definitely a fun episode – the combo of Evil-Lyn, Beastman, and Whiplash works pretty well here. Love to get to see Panthor again, he always comes across more threatening when Battlecat isn’t around, and even more so when it’s just Adam. Shrunken or not, it’s fun to see Adam take him out – it’s too bad this was Panthor’s final appearance in the Filmation era – fortunately we can assume he regained his size as we do see Beastman and Whiplash back to normal during the rest of the run.
I also love the shot of He-Man transforming back into Adam, even if it’s behind a rock – fortunately we got the full version in “A Problem with Power” in a couple of episodes. It’s too bad they waited this late in the series to start playing around with that concept, feels like they could have done more with it, but I’m glad they kept it going in Revelation.
A bit late, but as for my opinions of this episode, going on my favorites list. Love how it takes place off-world, the nice occasional mix-up of Adam contributing a lot to a save and Evil-Lyn as the main antagonist and some of the line deliveries from her are just funny. “I did it! I DID IT!"