Nitpick: Nebula throws all her belt knives at Hercules and runs away. But in her next shot, all the knives have impossibly returned to their sheathes.
Iolaus: You know, Herc, we should be pirates, the two of us. Swashbuckling! Yeah, I'd be good at buckling swashes!
Nebula: Don't worry. If we die, we die rich!
Hercules: (after he defeats Nebula) Who are you? Nebula: Who are you? No, let me guess. (Looks him over) A sloping forehead and dragging knuckles, I'm thinking orangutan, maybe a gorilla. (Looks at Iolaus) Ah, that must be your little chimp.
Iolaus: When the Gods curse people why can't they turn them into a gerbil or hamster?! Nebula: Yeah, something we can dropkick.
Nebula: If I wanted to get a rise out of you... (she grabs Iolaus' crotch) ...you'd know about it.
Iolaus: I remember you. You're the woman my mother warned me about.
Disclaimer: The original website was severely harmed during the production of this motion picture. However, through the miracle of modern technology it was ressurected several centuries later.
Gina Torres, who plays Nebula in this episode and later episodes of the series, would later play Cleopatra in the Xena episode "The King of Assassins".
The original title of this episode was supposed to be called "Kiss Me Deadly."
This episode marks the first appearance of the Nebula.
Hercules: Well Iolaus, this is another fine mess you've gotten us into. This is a tribute to the comedy team of Stan Laurel and Oliver "Ollie" Hardy. Hardy always blamed everything on Laurel using those same words.
Iolaus: (saying he wants to be a pirate) In fact, you can call me Goldenbeard from now on. Several famous pirates throughout history have gotten nicknames according to the color of their beard, such as Englishman Blackbeard and the Turk Redbeard.
Arachne:
In mythology Arachne was a mortal woman who claimed to be a greater weaver than the Goddess Athena, who was the patron of that art. When she challenged Athena to a contest Athena agreed. Athena wove a tapestry showing all of the finest moments of the Olympian Gods, but when she looked at Arachne's weaving she saw that the foolish woman was creating a piece that showed all of their worst moments and it was done better by the mortal. Enraged at the insolence as well as her superiority, Athena changed her into a spider so that she could spend eternity weaving.
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