I can't really put my finger on it but I've never loved this episode. I can't tell you anything that's wrong with it, it just never fully hit for me. Maybe it's because of how Evilseed did the team-...

@vintagetyler that’s a great point, I never really picked up on that - I wonder if the initial premise was put together in 84 and then they added a couple of aspects late like putting the sword of pro...

@elder at this point they have to right? It was in the teaser, the title drop last summer, and a bit at the end of the trailer and this commercial. To this day I still get so pumped and excited ever...

This is a wonderful episode that I feel sometimes doesn’t get talked about enough, it’s everything you can ask for from an episode of He-Man. This one is particularly interesting because by productio...

I really enjoy this episode -it's overall fun, and Batros makes for a very interesting villain. It does come across as a bit dated in today's internet world, and I feel at times they are a little ove...

I DESPISE this episode, it's definitely a top 5 on my worst list. It feels like they took that abomination of a song from the Horn of Evil and turned it into an episode. It also does a lot of what I...

This was an odd way to introduce Fisto, especially with his temporary magic powers. My only complaint of Season 2 and Season 3 (or just Season 2 depending on how you count it) is how little we get of...

Forgettable is a great description for this episode but as you said, it's not bad, there's just not much to it. Orko and Cringer team-ups are always fun so I'm glad they spent some time with that. I'...

I like this episode but I also have nostalgia glasses when watching it, this was the 2nd episode on the VHS with "A Tale of Two Cities", which was a frequent rental in our house. In some ways it feels...

@longtooth for sure - I think they did a pretty good job with all those factors you pointed out. Funny enough too - while they're different, I think you could ultimately reconcile all three together ...

This is definitely a middle of the road episode - fairly forgettable amongst the 130. I don't dislike it, but I also think they went a little too strong on the "hunting is evil" message vs "be a resp...

@longtooth totally agree, that’s always bugged me. Then they make it even more confusing in The Secret of the Sword/Reunions when they say Hordak had it as a Horde base before Skeletor took over

Easter Eggs galore! I need to rewatch but I caught shots of Trap-Jaw, Beastman, Spikor, and then Skeletor arriving in the Collector! I love that the logo is the cross and Skeletor looks amazing. J...

I love how they know their audience, never in my wildest dreams did I think they'd be using the original theme in their teasers, and I assume the movie as well. Other note, which hopefully will be con...

I feel like this is an episode many people remember in great detail (probably helps that it was one of the VHS rentals), but I always thought it was just ok as a kid. It's a big story of losing the s...

I feel like this episode is one that should be discussed more when talking about some of the best of the series (and I’m guilty of not doing this too). It’s a great mystery and educational in a non f...

@northerner Negator shows up again next season in “Trouble’s Middle Name” - I can’t remember if the shadow things are back, it’s been awhile since I’ve rewatched that one (it’s a pretty terrible episo...

This is a fun but not spectacular episode. The plot of He-Man in a video game is an entertaining one. Negator is a standard Filmation “non Skeletor” villain. Decent, but nothing really remarkable (...

This episode has to be in contention for worst in the series, worse than “The Greatest Show in Eternia” and “The Starchild”, and I can sum it up with two things: Yuckers and that abomination of a son...

This is an interesting episode- I agree that it really drags at times but it also feels like they turned up the “realism” of this episode by 20%. Skeletor comes off as incredibly clever by telling Ma...

This is definitely a fun, great episode. I really like how Mer-Man can carry an episode as the lead villain over some other Evil Warriors, kind of like Trap-Jaw in "Ancient Ruins", he just never felt...

@northerner great point - I just rewatched, now I'm not sure - I always thought he kind of pushed his hair back but it does kind of look like he's placing it on his forehead and the front of his hair ...

I agree with your 5/10 rating - I usually forget about this episode, neither good or bad. It's interesting we've gotten to the point of the series where they're more frequently reusing background/on...

I’ve never been a fan of this episode. It feels like they took 1/2 an idea and just made it work. The dialogue is bizarre, a lot of sentences don’t sound right when said aloud and characters saying ...

That’s a fair point- in my mind it’s more like a kid getting a shot - he’ll know it will ultimately make him better/stronger but is still afraid of the initial shot. Plus he’s afraid of his own shado...