Hercules and Iolaus are involved with the Dahak storyline from Xena for the first time. It will become a major storyline in Hercules' fifth season.
Hercules: Don't you have any scruples?! Strife: Huh? Ares: What?!
King Tyndareus: (inviting them to a wedding feast) Won't you both join us? Iolaus: rhetorically) Hey, is the world supported on the backs of four giant elephants?! King Tyndareus: (pauses to think about it) Good! Well, that's settled then.
Strife: Callisto? She's a twisted sister. Next to her, the Furies are... mellow.
Ares: (drinking a toast) To victory! Callisto: To a world without Hercules! Strife: There's no stopping us now! Callisto: Us?! Ares: You obsequious toad, you weren't even there! Strife: Far be it from me to steal your thunder. You're the Man with the Plan, you're the Mistress of Mean! I'm just proud to be on the team. Callisto: (to Ares) Does this brazen brown-nosing actually work with you?!
Strife: (after Callisto defeats Ares) Let me be the first to welcome you to the club. Callisto: But I wouldn't want to be in a club that would have me as a member!
This is the only episode that real-life mother and son Liddy Holloway (Alcmene) and Joel Tobeck (Strife) co-star in on Hercules.
Although there have been previous continued storylines, this is the series' first 'official' two-parter.
Hercules and Iolaus are involved with the Dahak storyline from Xena for the first time, continuing the Callisto and Hope storyline from the Xena season three episode "Maternal Instincts". It will become a major storyline in Hercules' fifth season.
Disclaimer: Once again, Alcmene's fence was not finished during the production of this motion picture.
When Iolaus asks rhetorically if the world is supported on the backs of four giant elephants, he is referring to the Hindu myth that says the earth is supported on the backs of several levels of giant animals. The elephant Maha-Pudma stands on the back of the tortoise Chukwa, and they support the world.
Ares: You're not in Neverland now, pal. You're in my yard. Neverland is the magical home of Peter Pan, from the play and book of Sir J. M. Barrie.
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