Young Hercules: Sisters

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Air Date

Wednesday November 18, 1998

Production Code

VO842

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Kora's long lost sister Cleo shows up causing the green-eyed monster to show up in Kora, when her sister steals the spotlight. When Kora attempts to loosen up and be more like Cleo, she gets more than she bargained for when she's mistaken for her sister and is kidnapped by two thugs.

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Episode Cast and Crew

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Stars
- Angela Dotchin Kora
- Chris Conrad Jason
- Dean O'Gorman Iolaus
- Ryan Gosling Hercules
Guest Cast
- John Steemson Leonidas
- Jonathan Brugh Lute Player
- Sacha Handsaker-Cath Customer #5
- John Stubbs Customer #4
- Tim Hosking Customer #3
- Graham Lauder Scarface
- Loren Horsley Cleo
- Pio Terei Don Corleonus
- Pete Mason Customer #1
- Steven Antunovic Thug
Recurring Roles
- Michael Daly Constable & Customer #2
Directors
- Chris Graves Director
Writers
- John Loy Writer

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Dean O'Gorman, who plays Iolaus, does not appear in this episode. His character is said to be sick. [edit]

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Kora: Tight leather pants should be against the law! [edit]

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re: Don Corleonus and Scarface

The character of Don Corleonus, and the speech mannerisms used by the actor, is based on the title role played by Marlon Brando in the Academy Award winning movie The Godfather. His henchman, Scarface, is based on the character made famous by Al Pacino in the movie of the same name. [edit]
Cleo (referring to King Midas): He's a cute guy if you overlook the donkey ears.

King Midas of Phrygia is featured in several Greek myths. He's best known as the recipient of "The Golden Touch", but he was also cursed with donkey ears by the God Apollo after Midas preferred the music of Pan to that of the Olympian God. Midas wore a turban ever after, but his barber knew about the ears. The barber was dying to tell someone his secret, and when it got to be too much he dug a hole in the ground and whispered the secret into it. Some reeds grew up in the same spot, and when the reeds were made into a flute, they repeated "Midas has the ears of an donkey" when they were played, and soon everyone knew his secret! [edit]