Daily Episode Log - GaS/TurboNick

[The Ancient Warrior]

Nothing there either.  Only two Season 3 episodes with that combination ("The Enormous Feather of the Mi Lingh" and "The Much-Heralded Helmet of Sir Gawain.")

I don't know if anyone cares, but Evan introduced himself with first and last name in "The Stolen Arm of Shiva." His last name was Zeller.

Similarities for today: Both are Season 1 episodes in which the Silver Snakes are eliminated in the Temple Games.

And nicklegends, the note and diagram for "The Stolen Arm of Shiva" need to be changed.  Evan had only the half Pendant going into the Shrine of the Silver Monkey, but he grabbed the other half from the platform on which the monkey is assembled.

[The Red Jaguars]

05/13/2007
The Oracle Bowl of Delphi
The Paintbrush of Leonardo Da Vinci

[The Mandarin Hand]

May 14, 2007
- King Tut's Cobra Staff
- The Silver Horseshoe of Butch Cassidy

[The Mandarin Hand]

For those of you that care - and this does kind of pertain to episode discussion - watch the GUTS that aired first today.  That arrogant Joel Morris who wore red and won?  Yeah, that's our Enormous Iron Nose Ring Joel.  The faces, heights, and arrogance are the same.

[The Silver Monkey]

For those of you that care - and this does kind of pertain to episode discussion - watch the GUTS that aired first today.  That arrogant Joel Morris who wore red and won?  Yeah, that's our Enormous Iron Nose Ring Joel.  The faces, heights, and arrogance are the same.

Time to add another name to the list of LOTHT contestants that have been on other Nick game shows.

[Olmec]

Is it just me, or is the quality better on Nickelodeon as compared to Nick Gas???

And the Nick logo was at the bottom of the screen, but it barely covered the clock, and you could still make out the numbers on the clock.

I'll try to look out for that later, I didn't notice anything.




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Me: *comes home excited* (thinking) What was THE last episode ever?!

*fast forwards through Fairly Odd Parents*

*gets to Legends*

Me: (thinking) Ooh, it's coming!

Olmec: The Jewel-Encrust-

Me: o.0 That was unexpected.

[The Ancient Warrior]

Here's the weirdness: Last night I had I dream I was in David's place in "King Tut's Cobra Staff," and look what happened.

[The Mandarin Hand]

Butch Cassidy

- "The Orange Iguanas are starting out... fun!"
- Way to forget to step up to the Steps, kids.
- Is that the camera in front of Olmec?
- "Comeback Kids"... sweeping the Steps.
- Oh, and the big one.  PAULA FELL OFF THE DAMN HORSE.  The Purple Parrots should have gone to the Temple, but Kirk didn't catch it.

[The Ancient Warrior]

Also, the camera angle they used when Olmec explained the rules was kinda intresting.  Olmec took up almost the entire right half of the screen, with the smoke effects covering more or less the entire other half.

And speaking of Olmec (or to him, in this case)

Me: *comes home excited* (thinking) What was THE last episode ever?!

*fast forwards through Fairly Odd Parents*

*gets to Legends*

Me: (thinking) Ooh, it's coming!

Olmec: The Jewel-Encrust-

Me: o.0 That was unexpected.

What was your hunch, then? I was thinking "The Enormous Feather of the Mi Lingh."

[Nickgas-misser]

5/15
The Silver Cannonball of Grandy Nanny
The Mush Pot Hat of Johnny Appleseed
6:35 am EST

[The Mandarin Hand]

Okay, so the Silver Cannonball of Grandy Nanny featured greenish pots in the King's Storeroom.  Now, what does the S2 opener feature...

...a whitish pot.

To the Temple Run videos!

The Butch Cassidy run featured almost-black pots, and the Ali Baba run featured no pots that I could see.

Yay for inconclusion.

[Nickgas-misser]

5/16
The Heart-Shaped Pillow of Annie Taylor
The Mask of the Man in the Iron Mask
6:33 am EST

[The Ancient Warrior]

Two Blue Barracudas runs on the same day, all right! Everyone bow down to the fish!


EDIT: Turns out this is the exactly 14,000th post on Phantom's Temple.  Are we obsessed with this show, or is that just me?

[Olmec]

Two Blue Barracudas runs on the same day, all right! Everyone bow down to the fish!


EDIT: Turns out this is the exactly 14,000th post on Phantom's Temple.  Are we obsessed with this show, or is that just me?

Just a tad bit :wink:

Mask of the Man in the Iron Mask... "the key to the game is... the key". I think the only other time they used that Temple Game was in the Missing Weathermaps of Charles Lindbergh, which are different layouts. o.0

[The Ancient Warrior]

No, it was also used in "The Applewood Amulet of Emiliano Zapata." The players had to spell out the phrase "Tierra y libertad" by sticking fragments of the word on the board.