Chariots of War
- El episodio se transmitió el 11 sep 1995
- Not Rated
- 45min
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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaXena is wounded defending a group of farmers and taken into Darius' home to recover. Gabrielle, waiting for her, is rescued by the son of the warlord terrorizing the farmers.Xena is wounded defending a group of farmers and taken into Darius' home to recover. Gabrielle, waiting for her, is rescued by the son of the warlord terrorizing the farmers.Xena is wounded defending a group of farmers and taken into Darius' home to recover. Gabrielle, waiting for her, is rescued by the son of the warlord terrorizing the farmers.
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Xena is injured trying to defend a group of non-violent farmers. She's nursed back to health by Darius and his family. The local warlord says he wants peace, but Xena smells a trap. She's allowed to attend the peace meeting, but only if she leaves her weapons behind. As she suspected, the meeting is a hoax and she's forced to fight empty-handed. But the local warlord's son really does want peace. He must defy his ruthless father's wishes, though, if he is to be successful.
What an odd second episode. Xena and Gabrielle have just formed a friendship / partnership when Xena leaves her behind. You'd have thought the people behind the show would have used this episode to cement their bond. Weird. Being left on her on, Gabrielle gets up to all sort of hijinks in a local tavern - most of it is just plain annoying. It's like they weren't sure what to do with Gabrielle in these initial episodes. The fight scenes here are better than the first episode, but still a long way from what you see later in the series. The quick relationship between Darius and Xena is actually nice. There's some real chemistry at work. Very nice. The final showdown, complete with chariot chase, is the episode's highlight. There's some excellent camerawork on display. Overall, however, despite what I've written, I rate this one a very average 5/10. As I've indicated, it has its moments and I might have rated it higher, but the overall plot here is fairly routine.
What an odd second episode. Xena and Gabrielle have just formed a friendship / partnership when Xena leaves her behind. You'd have thought the people behind the show would have used this episode to cement their bond. Weird. Being left on her on, Gabrielle gets up to all sort of hijinks in a local tavern - most of it is just plain annoying. It's like they weren't sure what to do with Gabrielle in these initial episodes. The fight scenes here are better than the first episode, but still a long way from what you see later in the series. The quick relationship between Darius and Xena is actually nice. There's some real chemistry at work. Very nice. The final showdown, complete with chariot chase, is the episode's highlight. There's some excellent camerawork on display. Overall, however, despite what I've written, I rate this one a very average 5/10. As I've indicated, it has its moments and I might have rated it higher, but the overall plot here is fairly routine.
I have to give this episode a high score simply because Nick Kokotakis is so gorgeous! I can't believe Xena would turn this sexy Greek God daddy down.
The plot might be formulaic and basic, but it's still a fun episode. We get to see Xena admiring herself in a peasant dress.
The plot might be formulaic and basic, but it's still a fun episode. We get to see Xena admiring herself in a peasant dress.
There is some nice stunt work in this episode, with some good action scenes mixed with corny humour.
Chariot mounted thugs pillage a village. Xena gets injured by an arrow defending the pacifist farmers of the village and is taken care off by a widowed farmer Darius who likes her to be domesticated. The bloodthirsty warlord claims he wants peace but does he really mean it?
Gabrielle interacts with the Warlord's sensitive son who really does want peace with the farmers so it is up to Xena and Gabrielle to help him defy his bellicose father.
The plot is rather mundane.
Chariot mounted thugs pillage a village. Xena gets injured by an arrow defending the pacifist farmers of the village and is taken care off by a widowed farmer Darius who likes her to be domesticated. The bloodthirsty warlord claims he wants peace but does he really mean it?
Gabrielle interacts with the Warlord's sensitive son who really does want peace with the farmers so it is up to Xena and Gabrielle to help him defy his bellicose father.
The plot is rather mundane.
There's an irritating trend in some of the episodes of the show of introducing a male character/s for one or both of the leads to pine over or for in wondering "Oh what we could have?" but aside from introducing Xena's surgical skills, and referencing the conflict in Troy this episode is pretty bare in terms of reasons to watch.
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- TriviaSphaerus and Cycnus argue whether Ares would approve of Sphaerus' scuffle with a woman, however Ares already knows Xena and considers her a great warrior.
- ErroresIn the first fighting scene,when Xena leaps from the table she does a back-flip, but she lands on the horse on a front-flip.
- Bandas sonorasThe Bitter Suite: A Musical Odyssey
Song and Score Composed by Joseph LoDuca
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