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@samuel I actually missed the part of Clawful, Clawful shows up seven times, tied with Kobra Khan. I also misspoke slightly on Whiplash/Tri-Klops. T...

I agree with you - anytime you have more than one Trollan in an episode the odds of it being on the low end get very high with a few notable exception...

@samuel great question- Whiplash is actually tied with Tri-Klops at 10 each! Biggest difference though is most of Whiplash’s appearances have a lot o...

A few years ago I heard someone make the comment that this is a perfect "Saturday afternoon episode." I don't know why that fits, but it seems like a...

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....

@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 co...

@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. ...

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 on...

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 interne...

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...

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 depe...

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 ...

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 f...

@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 ...

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 str...

@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...

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...

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 movi...

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 j...

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)...

@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’v...

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”...

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 ...

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%. Ske...

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 li...